Hoosiers maintain perfect mark with tight win over Buckeyes
Indiana, ranked number one, extends its unbeaten streak to 23 straight after a 72 66 victory over Ohio State. Coach Bobby Knight praised his guards Buckner and others while Fred Taylor of Ohio State lamented IU's aggressive defense disrupting his offense.
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Local bowling teams shine in top 10 standings and records
Go-Getters of Middletown captained by Alberta Brashear sit second in team handicap with 2928 pins, while Bourne Decorators lead at 2930. Other top five include Austin Mobile Estate 2923 Discho Techs 2901 Stebbins National Bank 2895. Mallory Color Lab tops team actual with 2816. Karen Spain leads singles handicap at 681 plus doubles handicap with Marie Overfield 1254. Ann Stackhouse leads singles actual at 570. Doubles actual to Helen Dixon and Jeanne Pollina 1093.
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Caponi Young Wins LPGA Tourney by Three Strokes
Donna Caponi Young fired a 5 under par 67 to win the LPGA event with a 54 hole total of 208. Kathy Cornelius was runner up at 211, while Janet Caponi LePera and Suzie McAllister tied for third at 212. Jane Blalock and JoAnn Carter finished at 213. Laura Baugh led early but faded.
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Gottfried Captures Dayton Pro Tennis Classic Title
Brian Gottfried of Fort Lauderdale defeated Geoff Masters of Australia 6 4, 4 6, 6 4 to win the Dayton Pro Tennis Classic and earn 8000 dollars. Allan Stone and Ray Ruffels won the doubles title 7 6 7 6 over Gottfried and Paul Gerken.
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Celtics Dominate Bucks Behind Fast Break Edge
Boston rides Jo Jo White and a blistering transition game to a 120-102 win over Milwaukee as Cowens anchors inside with 24 points and 22 rebounds. Abdul-Jabbar struggles on 10 of 26, while White adds 20 points as the Celtics extend their winning streak.
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Gervin powers Spurs past Pacers 119 to 100 in big night
George Gervin scored 44 points to lead San Antonio over Indiana 119 100 as Pacers fell after a late Spurs surge. Rich Jones added 29 for San Antonio while Indiana’s George McGinnis had 34 in a strong showing.
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Western Michigan climbs MAC race with Miami win
Western Michigan beat Miami of Ohio 86 73 to tighten the Mid American Conference race. Bowling Green moved atop the standings 6 3 after a 67 63 win at Toledo. Ohio U upset by Kent State 74 69 as Rex Hughes Jr. coach Flashes.
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