Middletown Duo Falls as Wrestling Semis Set
In the Class AAA District Wrestling Tournament at Hara Arena Jeff Welch 126 loses 7-0 to Mike Cook of Anderson and Vinnie Franklin 112 falls 9-4 to Terry Folino of Beavercreek. Fenwick’s Tom Metzger reaches Class A semis with two wins as Madison’s Phil Lolli pins twice to reach heavyweight semis. Final tonight at 7 with state qualifiers for AAA and A.
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Hindman Named Ohio State Athletic Director After Short Search
Hugh Hindman, 49, appointed by OSU board to direct the $6 million athletic program replacing Ed Weaver who resigned Feb 19. Hindman, associate director since 1970, will earn $38,160 and aims to reorganize the department and bolster women's athletics. He is a former OSU assistant coach and Miami University alum who played quarterback in high school.
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World Cup Slalom Star Perrine Pelen Wins at Sun Valley
Perrine Pelen 16 from Grenoble France won a World Cup slalom in Sun Valley Idaho beating Claudia Giordani of Italy by .61 seconds. The day also saw Nordic champ Konrad Winkler take the 15 kilometer cross country race in Falun Sweden.
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Grenoble
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Italy
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Konrad Winkler
East Germany
Lebanon Raceway Results Show Multiple Race Paces and Payouts
Results from Lebanon Raceway list winners for ten races with pace times and payoffs. Notable entries include Sophisticated Gal and Chita B in race one, Grand Topeks Boy and Satan's Playboy in race four, and Lone trotting winner Liquidator in race five, with quinella and double payouts noted.
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Cauthen Seeks Weekend Triple After Muddy Aqueduct Ride
Apprentice jockey Steve Cauthen broke a 13 race drought with Make Our Move at Aqueduct but followed with four straight losses in the mud. He heads to Golden Gate to ride Make Amends in the California Derby and will race Sunday at Santa Anita in the Santa Anita Handicap as part of a weekend trio.
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Cage results from TOURNAMENTS include many high school and college games
Cage results list numerous results from tournaments across the Midwest and beyond. Teams like Middletown, Northwest, Madeira, Moeller, Fairview, Belmont, Dunbar, Greenon, Tecumseh, McNicholas, Reading, Cincinnati, and various colleges show scores, with Big Eight and ACC standings and college matchups such as Cornell vs Dartmouth and Harvard vs Columbia.
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Hockey results and a Yankee bat note
WHA New England 3 Houston 2 and Indianapolis 0 San Diego 0 Toledo 3 Flint 1 Port Huron 9 Columbus 3. Graig Nettles played 158 times for the New York Yankees in 1976.
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Yankees seek OK to play in Cuba
The New York Yankees await Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn approval to play exhibition games in Cuba April 1 3 part of a Cuban invitation. Kuhn wants an all star team rather than clubs. Castro proposes exchange of athletic teams with U S officials backing the idea.
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Pete Rose sidelined by chest strain in spring drills
Cincinnati Reds star Pete Rose will miss several days of practice with a chest muscle strain he incurred during Thursday’s batting practice at spring training. Trainer Larry Starr says it is a day to day situation to avoid aggravation. Rose is the only Reds player among 45 injured or held back as Johnny Bench battles an ear infection.
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NBA Scores Roundup From Early Season Games
San Antonio beat New York Nets 135 to 100 in Atlanta. Washington 99 defeated Buffalo 95. New Orleans 9 fell to Boston 94. Detroit 92 beat Golden State 101. Chicago 114 topped Los Angeles 9. Cleveland 113 edged Portland 10.
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White Sox Clinch First AL Pennant in 40 Years
In 1959 the Chicago White Sox secured their first American League pennant in four decades, marking a historic season for the franchise.
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