Borowiak and Vilas Reach Swiss Indoors Semis
In Gstaad Jeff Borowiak defeated Belus Trajoux 7-6 6-4 and Guillermo Vilas beat Heinz Guenthardt 6-3 6-2 to advance to the Swiss International semifinals. McEnroe beat Fibak 6-2 6-3 in New York, with both reaching Forest Hills semis. Regalado leads Quad Cities Open with 131 after two rounds. Caulkins sets world 200 m IM mark at 2 15.90 in Columbia AAU event.
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Gstaad
Jeff Borowiak
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Borowiak
Belus Trajoux
Chile
Vilas
Switzerland
Heinz Guenthardt
New York
John McEnroe
Wojtek Fibak
Forest Hills
Columbia
S.C
Tracy Caulkins
Nashville
Tenn
Caulkins
Ulrike Tauber
East Germany
Latonia Pace Results and Entries Summary
Race results and pace outcomes from Latonia include winners such as Pece-Frosty Skipper and Paece-Royel Lovern with times and payouts. The list covers multiple races with horses like Reintree's Feith and Honorable Miss, plus entry lines for 1st to 9th races and notable doubles and trotting events.
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Pece—Ffrosty
Racy Rosemary
Paece
Royel Lovern
Littie Peanut
Laton
Pace
Dolly
Great
Irisn Rainmaker
Prove Out
Reintree
Feith
Bonnie
Betty
J.D. Arrow
Honorable Miss
P Jack
Hope
Pearl
Don
Pace—Creckers
Dominion Frost
Skipper Knox
Craig
Sonny Porter
Chief Atomic
Abaron
Lae
Smallest Bengal Prince Eyes Spot With Bengals
Calvin Prince, 5 foot 9 inch, 195 pounds, the smallest Bengals rookie, flooded with hunger and confidence. He transferred from Louisville after stars at Kansas State and Georgia recruiting choices. Prince says he can play anywhere, has good hands, and aims to prove he belongs in Cincinnati as training camp opens at Wilmington College.
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Cincinnati
Calvin Prince
Cincinnati Bengals
University of Louisville
Americus
Prince
Kansas State University
Louisville
Louisille
University of Cincinnati
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League top hitters include Burroughs and Clark with high averages and Rose Pinto leads runs with 57. Key NL leaders: Rose, DeJesus, Lopes, Foster, and Luzinski in runs and RBIs. American League batting leaders include Cerew and Lynn with strong at bats. Rice dominates RBIs and home runs alongside Baylor and Thompson. Notable pitchers feature Guidry, Tiant, and Eckersley leading in wins and ERA with strong strikeout totals.
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Parker
Pon
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Simmons
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Lopes
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Cabell
Hin
Russell
Stl
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Howe
Sf, Triples. ‘Richards, Co, & Herndon, Sf, 4) DeJesus, Chi, É, Randle
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Phi
Kingman
Eveintine
Moreno
Pgh
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Min
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Fisk
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Ford
TRIPL_ES
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Cie
Jtrompsn
Hisle
Mil
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Galexandr
Gthames
DeFlore
Wilson
Dilone
Oak
Jcruz
Sea
Wills
Tex
Guidry
Eckersley
Tiant
Rome
Lee
Gale
Gura
Tanana
Ryan
Finnegan
Bal
Leonora
Kravec
Hy Carol Favored In River Queen Handicap At River Downs
Cincinnati AP reports Hy Carol the Ohio Mare of the Year, carrying 124 pounds, was the favorite in the River Queen Handicap at River Downs. Owned by Victor Benvenuti of Chicago, the 7-year-old has earned over 275000 in career race winnings.
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Cincinnati
Carol
Ohio
River Downs
Victor Benvenuti
Chicago
Ike
Manus Tulle
Psychic Pilot
Martha Brandy
Junior golf results at WWildwood by division
In the 8-9 division Moles Odhes and Christy sresemaitier played 5 holes with scores 92 and ? In 10-12 division Gary Hackney led with 124 while Scott Rupp shot 134. 13-14 division saw Mike Derivan at 46 and Scott Snedoan at 15-17 division Randy Conn 75 and Todd Hatfield 82. Girls division fifths Amy Elieft finished with 65.
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Wwildwood
Moles Odhes
Christy Sresemaitier
Gary Hackney
Scott Rupp
Mike Derivan
Scott Snedoan
Randy Conn
Todd Hatfield
Amy Elieft
John Cook Becomes Youngest Ohio Amateur Champion
Ohio State junior John Cook from Upper Arlington captured the Governor's Cup at Columbus Country Club with a 72 final round and 291 total, the lowest by a winner in the event’s 1919 history. Defending champ Gary Trivisonno finished one stroke back at 295.
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Cook
Upper Arlington
James M. Cox
California
Gary Trivisonno
Mayfield Heights
University of Alabama
Randy Reifers
Dublin
Jim Kilduff
Deer Park
South Smith
Akron
Mike McGee
Middletown
Ohio State
Cincinnatian Captures Ohio Women's Amateur Title
Joan Comisar, 47, of Cincinnati, won the Ohio Women's Amateur at Brookside CC by defeating Betty Peppard 7 6 after a 2 up lead built in the morning. Comisar, a three time Cincinnati amateur champ and mother of three, credited hot putting and greens similar to her home course Kenwood CC. Comisar previously defeated Sharon Keil 5 3 in the semifinal. Peppard, a two time winner, also has five children.
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Canton
Ohio
Joan Comisar
Betty Peppard
Brookside Country Club
Comisar
Cincinnati
Sharon Keil
Toledo
Keil
Brookside
Peppard
Kenwood Country Club
Kenwood
Lopez
Jane Blalock
Postiewall
Anderson
Slippery Rock State College
Chuck Alex
LPGA Vets Close Behind Co Leaders at Riviera
In Dublin Ohio AP coverage the top names in women's golf trail within one stroke of Janet Anderson and Kathy Postlewait who tied for the lead after an early 4 under par 66 on Friday. Nancy Lopez and JoAnne Carner are near par while Pat Bradley and four rookies sit within striking distance at Riviera Country Club.
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Dublin
Ohio
Co Lea Janet Anderson
Kathy Postlewait
Postlewait
Anderson
Pat Bradley
Riviera Country Club
Renner Eyes First PGA Victory At Ed McMahon Classic
COAL VALLEY I I AP Jack Renner began golf young with his father teaching him since age two. At 22 he sits 9-under 133 at halfway, two behind leader Victor Regalado as Renner notes funds not a concern since self sponsorship. He turned pro at 19 after junior wins and says playing for money makes the game more fun.
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Coal Valley, II
Jack Renner
Renner
Fred Marti
Victor Regalado
U.S
NFL amendment bars owners from owning multiple sports teams
The NFL voted to forbid owners from holding teams in other sports, potentially forcing figures like Jack Kent Cooke to divest either the Redskins or Lakers and Kings holdings. A August–September ratification meeting is planned with a 21 vote threshold, with fines and TV revenue withholdings for violators and family members.
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National Football League
Los Angeles Times
the Times
NFL
Jack Kent Cooke
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
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National Hockey League
Cooke
Times
Pete Rozelle
San Francisco
Miami
Washington
Kansas City
Edward DeBartolo Jr
Pittsburgh Penguins
NHL
Joseph Robbie
Fort Lauderdale Strikers
Lamar Hunt
Dallas
Chicago
Saints waive Gross and Watts after failing physicals
In Vero Beach Florida the New Orleans Saints cut center Lee Gross and linebacker Bob Watts after both failed their physical exams. Gross, the team's No 2 draft pick in 1975, has knee and back issues while Watts, No 3 in 1977, continued a back problem that kept him on injured reserve last year. The Saints also placed second year safety Jimmy Stewart on the physically unable to perform list, delaying his return until at least October. Rookie Jets lineman Chris Ward, unused here, recorded a Buckeye career in college football.
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Fra
Lee Gross
Bob Watts
New Orleans Saints
Gross
Watts
Saints
Jimmy Stewart
Appointments in Butler County Probate Court 1978
In Butler County Probate Court on multiple dates in 1978 appointments were made. Ida B Wilson and Mae Carr were named executrixes of estates in Monroe and Trenton Ohio respectively. Bessie Louise Johnson and others were appointed administratrix or executrix of estates in Middletown and surrounding areas. Harry F Walsh acted as probate judge with attorneys including Thomas R Buchert.
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Jean Zinknon Hunter
Monroe
Ono
Id Frank Hunter
Harry F. Walsh
Lewis J Hendricks, Jr
Norwood
Onio
Marthe Jeane Tultis
Middletown
Glenn J. Tullis
Middietown
Fern G Hall
Fern Mall
Oho
Harry Mall
Harry H. Hall
Katherine Wagner
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth A. McDonough
Ethel Jones
Davis Jones
Ake Davis
Donald M. Gose
Mindietown
Onie
Ida B Wilson
Northwestern Ave
OPC
Darrell E. Wilson
Mae Carr
Trenton
Clarence Carr
Barberas
Rogers
Lawrence &. Rogers
Harry F.walsh
Dlerk Lawrence P Fienter
Hamilton
Edwards Koettel
Mary Low Koettel
Frea Ross
James David Craig
James D. Craig
Franklin
Robert G. Craig
Wilma Jean Wenzel
Miamisburg
Arnold F Craig
Bessie Louise Johnson
Robert M Whister
Stubbs, Stubbs and Bucher
Thomas R. Buchert
Ohic
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