Zarley’s Neck Surgery Barely Behind Golf Comeback
Kermit Zarley, after neck fusion last fall, posted a 66 in the Citrus Tournament to take a lead at halfway. He credited a post operative battle and a failed home traction device before surgery, then returned to contend amid rain delays and a three way chase led by Gay Brewer and Mark Hayes.
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Zarley
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Mark Hayes
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Oberlin and Wittenberg Clash For Ohio Conference Title
Oberlin and Wittenberg meet in the Ohio Conference final for an NCAA playoff berth. Oberlin, 11-10 in league play, beat Northern 88-70 to reach the final, with Center Merlin Friend scoring a tournament record 32 points. Wittenberg, 10-2 in the Southern Division, defeated Otterbein 64-54 to advance. Jimmy Jones led Wittenberg with 26 points, while Dunn added 14 and White 19 for the Tigers.
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Kent State Poised For Third MAC Crown On Final Day
Kent State led the Mid American Conference with 276 points entering the final day as Miami trailed with 206 and Eastern Michigan 200. Ohio University’s Roy Cheran became the conference’s sole winner of an event for 24 years by taking the 100 yard backstroke in 59.9 seconds. Remaining team standings showed Northern Illinois 117, Central Michigan 108, Bowling Green 57, Ball State 48, Western Michigan 22, Toledo 12.
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Latonia winner just makes it
Whisper Step won by a nose over Brown's E in Latonia's $3,400 feature eighth race. The mile and three eighths race finished in 2:24.15, with Whisper Step paying $5.80, $2.80, and $2.20 and Brown's E paying $2.80 and $2.40 for place. Flying Card was third at $3, and the 3-1 daily double returned $229.80 from a $511,117 pool.
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Welfare horse seeks sixth Lebanon win in seven race card
Welfare Director leads six horse field in the sixth race at Lebanon Raceway as top horses race for pay and pride. Daily results list multiple pace races with payouts and times, including 1st race Charm Bumblebee Shane and Siena claimers.
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Lund Leads Kenyon in Ohio Conference Swim Meet
Kenyon dominated the Ohio Conference swimming meet at Oberlin College as Sam Lund set two conference records and helped the 800-yard freestyle relay to a record time. Lund won the 500-yard freestyle and the 200-yard freestyle in 1:47.05, contributing to a 195-point Kenyon lead.
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Oberlin College
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Warriors get Lakers first round pick in Russell settlement
The Golden State Warriors win the Lakers first round pick in this year’s draft as compensation for the Russell case. The dispute ended after Russell, a 6 foot 5 forward, left the Warriors for the Lakers following his option season. The agreement echoes Rozelle Rule concepts and ties NBA compensation to future eligibility rules through 1986, with a transitional period to 1980.
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Celtics miss injured Hondo in narrow Jazz loss
John Havlicek sidelined with a knee injury as the Boston Celtics fall 98 to 93 to the New Orleans Jazz. Boston led 73 37 in the third but the Jazz surged, with Charlie Scott scoring 25 and Jo Jo White 23 for the Celtics.
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Boston Celtics
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Charlie Scott
Ues
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Oves
Jo Jo White
Dave Cowens
Nittany names tested Paterno
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno faces questions as the team lists five brother combinations among its players this season. The pairs include Craig and Ron Coder, Larry and Paul Sahey, Ron and Scott Fitzkee, Doug and Ron Hostetler, and Dave and Bob Shukri.
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Ron Hostetler
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Monroe girls edge Talawanda on Fultz late winner
Kim Fultz scored the decisive 10 foot jumper with three seconds left to lift Monroe High to a 46 44 victory over Talawanda. Fultz finished with 24 points to lead both teams as Monroe ends regular season with a 5 7 record.
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Miller
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Macal
Thornsburg
Davidson fires coach and coaching changes loom
Davidson head coach Robert Brickles is fired. Naval Academy coach Dave Smalley resigns effective May 31 after a decade. Other notes include skiing and tennis results from Copper Mountain and Hartford, with Chris Evert advancing in a $75,000 event and Bernie Mitton upsetting Ilie Nastase in Arkansas.
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Bo" Brickles
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Hockey scores from WHA and NHL action
Houston beat Phoenix 6 to 3 and Quebec edged Cements 5 to 4 in overtime. Atlanta hosted New York Rangers losing 3 to 6 while California defeated Boston 4 to 3.
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Winners Enjoy Their Evening Thanks St Louis and Virginia
Larry Brown and Kevin Loughery led their teams in a night of celebration as st Louis and virginia players were publicly thanked for standout performances and teamwork.
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Virginia
Larry Brown
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U S team loses Hill in fifth Soviet meet
Lt Tom Hill of the U S Army pulled a muscle and will miss the fifth annual meet against the Soviet Union in Leningrad. Coach Harry Ogg said the remaining U S squad led by Pamela Jiles Jan Merrill and Ron Livers will still compete as both sides held two victories in the series.
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Tri-County Speedway Opens This Sunday
Auto racing returns to Westchester as Tri County Speedway opens for the year with Sunday races weather permitting. A 50 lap late model feature and 50 lap consolation join a 50 lap super flyer plus two trophy events beginning at 1 p.m. and racing at 2.
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Tri- County Speedway
Women's State Hoop Tourney Second Round Results
Cedarville defeats Mount St Joseph 76 64. Bowling Green beats Denison 82 64. Miami of Ohio tops Dayton 75. Ashland wins 64 over Ohio University 9. Third round sees Bowling Green 73 Cedarville 76 Ashland 49.
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