Walton Triumph Parade Celebrates Blazers Title
Tenets of Portland celebration as 50 000 fans line Broadway to honor the Blazers for beating the 76ers 109 107. Bill Walton leads the revelry wearing cutoffs and a lipstick kiss a stolen 10 speed bike marks the parade. Walton asks return of the missing bike while police note the crowd size.
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Hunter and Tiant Win Standout Vics for Yankees Royals
Catfish Hunter rebounds with a six-hitter in a 9-2 victory over the Texas Rangers for his first win since opening day. Luis Tiant on a five-hitter, 1-0 win against the Kansas City Royals, assures confidence in his arm. Reggie Jackson drives in four with two homers as New York chips away at the Rangers. Carl Yastrzemski hits a seventh inning homer for Tiant’s win. Orioles, White Sox, Tigers also post wins. Fidrych earns first win of season in Detroit's 8-0 romp at Anaheim Stadium.
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NHL board weighs Barons crisis amid merger talks
The NHL Board of Governors meets to resolve the Cleveland Barons troubles and possible sale to George Gund and Sanford Greenberg. Debts to Charles Finley loom if payments falter, while merger prospects face scrutiny from key owners and the WHA talks.
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Jaycee Junior Tennis Deadline Near for Regional Qualifiers
The Middletown Tennis Club hosts the Jaycee Center Junior Tennis Tournament starting next week with four age divisions. Regional finalists advance to the national event. state playoffs follow. Entry is 3 dollars for singles and 2 dollars per person for doubles. USTA cards cost 5 dollars. Eligible youths from Middletown and eight area towns may enter.
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Sports in brief headlines from baseball to bowling
Montreal ace Steve Rogers named NL Player of the Week after a dominant one hitter. Dennis Eckersley earns AL Player of the Week following a no hitter and near record for hitless innings. NHL all star selections include LeFleur Dryden Robinson Shutt Dionne and Salming. Jets hire Kensil as NFL president. Seton Hall drops football after four losing seasons. Barry Phillips Moore uses homemade racquet to win first Brussels Grand Prix round. John Alexander defeats Tomas Koch in Nottingham. Marshall Holman led Portland Open qualifiers as 128 players reduce to 24.
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Brewers place Travers on 21 day DL and recall Sorensen
Milwaukee adds 21 year old pitcher Lary Sorensen to the roster from Spokane of the PCL after placing Bill Travers on the 21 day disabled list. Yankees recall Ken Clay from Syracuse IL and option Gil Patterson there.
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Jovial Prince Wins River Downs Feature
Jovial Prince won the $4,000 featured eighth race at River Downs by a length in 1:12 for six furlongs on Monday. He paid $6.60 $3.60 $3.20. Judge Haywood and Uncle Victor also placed. The $8-5 double Beau Honey and Roman Wing paid $39.80. Attendance was 2,938 with mutuel pools at $303,278.
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Middletown Women’s Invitational Softball Draw Tonight
The drawing for the 22 team Middletown Women's Invitational Softball Tournament will be held at 7 tonight at the Goldman Park administration building. The tourney will begin Friday night.
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Sore back Vol tops qualifier for U S Open at Clovernook
Ricky Gregg a 20 year old UT junior with a sore back led sectional qualifiers for the U S Open at Clovernook Country Club with 72 72 in his 144 total par 74 course. He hurt his back moving furniture and had his caddy lift his ball from cups. Other qualifiers included Donald Padgett Rocky Nelson and Jim O Hern with 145 146. Alternates were Geoff Hensley Robert Ault Jim Ferriell with 147. Two Middletown golfers Craig Scheibert and Mike McGee failed to qualify both former city champions playing as amateurs.
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Locals post best score in MVPGA Pro Am
Middletonians Bill Mitchell and Ray Martin shared low amateur honors with three over par 74s in the Miami Valley PGA Pro Am at Brown's Run. The day’s top pro was Jim Lawrence of Dayton Country Club with a one under 71. The Weatherwax team tied Dayton for top net with 130. top low gross score of 138 was shared by two Dayton teams. Bob Flory of Stillwater Valley Club scored a hole in one on the 165 yard third hole using a five wood, while Malcolm Alexander also aced the 14th with a three wood on the 220 yard hole 14.
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Middletown Softball League Delayed by Commencement
The Independent softball league at Middletown High will not meet tomorrow due to graduation exercises. The loop will resume next week and play its June 1 schedule, with rainouts having caused the delay.
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Softball Results From Monday League Play
Saturday results show multiple matchups with scores across divisions. Notable games include Iron Cold Strip 24 defeating Piectric Coast 6 and Blast Furnace 14 edging Log House McMonigie Coast 13. Other pairings include Metropolitan teams and business rivals in a sprawling grid.
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Knothole Results Summary
Sports results list by class and division. Teams Armco Assn and Manchester Raiders lead, with scores ranging from 1 to 16. Notable matches include Rogers Jewelers 16 over Long John Silver's 3 and Morgan 12 versus Hoerner Waldorf 16. Local clubs like Rotary Club and Exchange Club appear with varied scores.
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Horse Race Pacing Act Lists Winners and Odds
Daily racing card shows multiple harness races with pace and trot results. Notable finishings include Satin Sheets winning time 2.07 and Big Quinella payoff 176 40, with horses like Achilles Tendon Vickie Pat and Lenawee Hal in various events. Entries span Trot and Pace divisions with drivers and odds listed for each race.
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