Golf Club Maker Captures Mid American Handicap Trap Title
Don Reed of Shelbyville, a Hillerich & Bradsby employee who makes golf clubs, won the Mid-American Handicap at the Sportsmen's Club with 97x100. The victory, Reed's first major win after five years in trapshooting, came despite gray skies and gusty wind.
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Fort Thomas
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Butlerville
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Means Fields of Dayton
Bullets rally past Celtics in opener to seize series control
Washington erased a 12 point halftime deficit to beat Boston 100 95 in Boston. Elvin Hayes tallied 34 points and 12 rebounds while Cowens had 18 and 19 for the Celtics. The Bullets grabbed momentum early in the second half and never looked back.
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MSU tied to NCAA probe over credit card use
Detroit Free Press reports MSU football player Joe Hunt used a backer’s credit card in 1974, signing T Michael Doyle’s name on charges to buy about 330 dollars of clothing. NCAA and Big Ten probes into Spartan recruiting and rules violations followed.
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Warriors top Bulls
Oakland AP reports Rick Barry predicted the Bulls would rebound after a 107 to 89 loss on Sunday night. The Bulls acknowledged they have a long way to go to recover from the defeat against the Warriors.
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Colonels Close In On Eastern ABA Final Lead
The Kentucky Colonels beat the Spirits of St. Louis 117 to 98 to take a 3-1 series lead. Freddie Lewis tripped and sent the Spirits’ fate toward a costly misstep as Artis Gilmore backed the Colonels to victory.
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Pacers Gain 3-2 Lead In ABA Playoff Thriller
George McGinnis hailed the new three point rule as pivotal after his two three pointers helped the Indiana Pacers beat the Denver Nuggets 109 to 90. The victory puts Indianapolis ahead 3-2 in the best of seven with Game 6 set for Wednesday night in Indianapolis and a potential seventh game in Denver Saturday.
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Downey Wins Playoff In Verity Opening Day Match
Jack Downey captured the low gross prize after a 40 foot chip on the first hole of a sudden death playoff. Downey and opponent both shot 69 over 18 holes to tie before the playoff.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 3 and Cincinnati 9 Houston 3 with New York at Montreal postponed. Sunday highlights Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 0 and Cincinnati 6 Houston 2. 10 innings assist. American League standings show Detroit and Baltimore at top with wins over Milwaukee and Kansas City, plus Minnesota and Texas surges. Multiple games listed with postponed or night games and pitchers noted.
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Kentucky Reds land Bengals campaign boosts Northern Kentucky
The Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau markets Riverfront Stadium as home to the Kentucky Reds and Kentucky Bengals to bridge Cincinnati Kentucky ties. Walter Dunlevy says ads in national magazines promote regional proximity and attract conventions, noting the Ohio River is the only barrier.
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Hunter falls short of No Hit as Yanks beat Brewers
Catfish Hunter nearly threw the Yankees' first no hitter since 1956 but allowed a ninth inning homer by Robin Yount to cap a 10 1 victory over Milwaukee. Hank Aaron tied Babe Ruth on the all time RBI list with a two run double in the opener as Pete Broberg earned a three hitter. Aaron called Hunter a three million dollar pitcher after the game.
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Reds pin late rally on Astros to win 6-2
Cincinnati Reds used a four-run 10th inning to defeat the Houston Astros 6-2 as Johnny Bench drove in two with a two-run single and Reds pitching limited Houston to four hits. Sparky Anderson blamed bad-luck run for Houston and said Borbon stayed in to finish. Reds head to San Francisco then Atlanta after road trip.
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Apodaca Stars In Mets Victory Over Expos
Mets pitcher Bob Apodaca earned his second save in as many outings with three hitless innings to seal a 7-6 win over Montreal. The 25-year-old right-hander, converted infielder, has not allowed a hit or run in 4 2 3 innings this season and helped stabilize a bullpen leaking early. Harry Parker earned the win. Dave McNally took the loss.
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Spring sports scores from Mason Fenwick and others
Mason defeats Fenwick 4 to 3 and later Fenwick wins 8 to 3 over Mason John XXIII defeats Hyde Park St. Mary 11 to
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