Curl storms Hawaii with eight under par 64
Rod Curl fired an eight under par 64 to pace the Hawaiian Open in Honolulu. He sank three putts from 30 to 35 feet and avoided a bogey, with a 5-foot-5 frame powering long approach shots on 411 and 447 yard holes. The ideal weather aided a record scoring day at Waialae Country Club.
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Carl
Waialae Country Club
John Jacobs
Cur
Hale Irwin
Bob Murphy
al Geiberger
Ed Sneed
Barry Jaeckel
Richard Jaeckel
Bobcats Face Pressure as They Tangle with Western Michigan
Ohio University coach Dale Bandy says his players are relaxed with nothing to lose as they prepare for unbeaten Western Michigan, which leads the MAC at 15-0 and 70 in MAC play. The 4-2 Bobcats travel to a Broncos squad riding a decisive win over Miami.
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George Strode
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio University
Dale Bandy
Bobcats
Western Michigan
Miami
Redskins
Central Michigan
Toledo
Northern Illinois
Eastern Michigan
Kent State
Bowling Green
Ball State
Broncos
Ohio
Ohio State
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wildcats
Buckeyes
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Xavier
Air Force
Dayton
DePaul
Hawks edge Knicks with last second free throws
Atlanta beat New York 112 109 as Lew Hudson sank two late free throws to seal the win. Knicks coach Red Holzman praised the comeback but lamented the loss while Hawks coach Cotton Fitzsimmons called the victory both satisfying and frustrating. Other NBA results featured Kansas City 119 86 over Houston Golden State 123 114 over Philadelphia and Milwaukee 105 96 over Phoenix. ABA San Antonio 136 112 over Indiana Virginia 108 104 over Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Hawks
New York
Knicks
Hawks
Lew Hudson
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Knick
Red Holzman
Holzman
Butch Beard
Eugene Short
Kansas City
Houston
Golden State
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Phoenix
American Basketball Association
San Antonio
Indiana
Virginia
Kentucky
Lebanon Raceway Race Results and Entries Summary
Race program from Lebanon Raceway with results for 1st to 9th races. Includes pace and trot times, winners such as Eddie, Egerton Miss, Hobo's Slick Chick, Molly Butler, Christy faer, Donna C Direct, Pappy's Pride, and listed daily double and quinella payouts. Entries list numerous horses and drivers across multiple races.
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Bengal Eddie
Royal Hideaway
Egerton Miss
Tucker Hat
Branch Rony Mite
Hobo
Slick Chick
Gunner A
Bunny Hawk
Molly Butler
Gunmetal Boy
Sassy Shawn
Quinella
Hobby
Jug Head Giers
Greentree
Christy Faer
Little Jonn
Donna C Direct
Quaker Thyrd
BO Judy
Pappy’s Pride
Miss Fanny Fee
Lakewood Sharon
Donnie’s
Star
Fancy Be
Hester
Lady
J C. Abbe
Bobbye Abbey B
Gold Susie
Ohio Dream
IND
Kingly Schooner
de Dee
Hoboski
Way Late
Berry's
Dream
Fashion Buff
Autumn Gale
Miracle Gabe Jro
Sonic
Sonny
Determination
Ridgeway
Bes
Achille
Tendon
Pegg Maye Wyn
Sasebo Gene
Justly Sonnett
Lary Sinclair
Buffy’s Boy
Ripper Melody
Lusty Ella
Kool Nite
Dandy High Chief
Lighting Jaw
Moose Eye
Top Floor
Green's Pronto
Susan's
Little Bonfire
Dee's Knight
Brimstone Pride
Jewell's
Winnie
Miss Pattie
Logan Brooks
Plucky Calli
Ben Bulben
Cactus Creed
Edgewood Cedric
Grand Ted Volo
Chico Dan OD
Slick Sail
Shilon Jeff
Patty Dean
Kayla Time
Carness Joy
I'm Nauty
Lighting
Purdue
Lang Colewood
Lovely Shadow
Whittlesey Departs Bluffton for Private Venture
Bluffton College football coach Tony Whittlesey plans to leave coaching to pursue a private business venture. In other action Tony Knap will coach at UNLV after moving from Boise State. Virginia Wade and Cynthia Doerner reach Chicago tournament quarterfinals while Connors defeats Stan Smith at U S Pro Indoors. Metreveli upends Syd Ball in first round of National Tennis Foundation event.
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Bluffton
Ohio
Tony Whittlesey
Bluffton College
Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Knap
Boise State University
Nevada-Las Vegas
Tennis
Chicago
Virginia Wade
Cynthia Doerner
Philadelphia
Jimmy Connors
Stan Smith
Cleveland
Alex Metreveli
Russia
Syd Ball
Australia
Posters Show Appreciation for Bobby Hull Night
The Cincinnati Stingers host Winnipeg Jets at Riverfront Coliseum in a Bobby Hull poster night after Hull’s sit down protest drew WHA attention. Cincinnati hopes to snap a two game skid as fans chant goons on road trips and eye a big turnout tomorrow night at 7 30.
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Tim Willis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stingers
Stingers
Houston Aeros
World Hockey Association
Gordie Howe
Aeros
Bobby Hull
Hull
Winnipeg Jet
Perry Miller
Bernie MacNeil
Terry Slater
Quebec
Pierre Guite
Nordiques
Gordie Gallant
Riverfront Coliseum
Winnipeg
Middletown Boys Swim Loses at Fairfield 87 82
Fairfield defeats Middletown 87 to 82 in a dual meet as Bill Martin wins the 50 and 100 free events and leads the 400 yard freestyle relay. Middletown, now 6 3, travels to Oxford to face Talawanda.
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Fairfield
Middletown High
Middies
Bill Martin
Oxford
Talawanda
Freshmen win one as Middletown team prevails
In Middletown the Freshmen beat Edgewood 41 35 while Madison sophomores defeated the Spartans 59 53 at Madison and Princeton Scarlet edged the Trojans 46 45 at Princeton. Clarence Fuller scored 12 for the Titans and Mark Byrd led Princeton with 22.
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Middletown
Titans
Edgewood
Spartans
Madison
Trojans
Princeton
Princeton Scarlet
Clarence Fuller
Dwayne Streeter
Fry
Lambertson
Mark Byrd
Brandenburg
John Fuller
Hockey scores from the WHA and NHL on a busy night
WHA Minnesota beat Indianapolis or San Diego and Calgary shut out two teams. NHL results show Philadelphia 1 Buffalo 1, Pittsburgh 6 Kansas City 2, Boston 5 Chicago 3, New York Rangers 6 St Louis 3, Detroit 3 Los Angeles 3 tied.
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Minnesota
Indianapolis
San Diego
Calgary
NHL
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Boston
Chicago
N.Y. Rangers
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Crusaders owner weighs resignation amid turmoil in Cleveland
Cleveland Crusaders owner Jay Moore says he is debating whether to accept general manager Vivian Jac kivian Vivian’s resignation submitted a week ago. The team faces poor play internal strife and financial problems as Moore plans soul searching in coming days. Vivian, 34, joined three years ago after coaching at Bowling Green State University.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Crusaders
Jay Moore
Jackivian Vivian
World Hockey Association
Moore
Vivian
The
Crusaders
Nick Mileti
Bowling Green State University
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