Irwin seals Citrus playoff win eyes Masters legacy
Hale Irwin captured the Citrus Open title after a two day six hole sudden death playoff with Kermit Zarley. He ascends as a top money winner and confirms interest in the Masters while leading the year’s money list with 113,612 dollars. The victory follows recent wins including the Los Angeles Open and strengthens Irwin’s bid for major titles in 1976.
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Fla
Hale Irwin
Kermit Zarley
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Irwin
Springboro makes tournament debut against Oakwood
The undefeated Springboro High girls basketball team will debut in the Dayton Class AA Tournament facing Oakwood at 7 30 p m in the University of Dayton Fieldhouse. Fenwick also debuts in the Anerson Class A Tournament meeting Ripley at 9 p m.
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Dayton
Oakwood
University of Dayton
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Anerson
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Carlisle
Kiser
Mason
National Trail
Brookville
Madison
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Latonia Race winner Florence nabs $3,500 feature
Bituminous led at the rail to win Latonia’s feature race in 1:14.15 for six furlongs. Native runner-up paid $11.20 and $6.80, Man O. Work third at $9.80. MacArthur teamed Red Hawk for the daily double, crowd 4,012 betting $453,856. Dayton scores noted with upcoming games in Fieldhouse schedule.
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Bituminous
Ramn
Latonia
Man O. Work
MacArthur
Red Hawk
Morgan signs record Reds contract to top $200,000
Joe Morgan becomes the Reds' highest paid player after signing a one year deal reportedly exceeding $200,000. Johnny Bench and Pete Rose also signed for over and just under that amount respectively as Cincinnati seeks eight more unsigned players.
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Oakland
Calif
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Morgan
Reds
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Players briefed on negotiations
In New York and St Petersburg veteran players met to gather information and press for direct talks with owners. Johnny Bench led a 25 player briefing asking Miller to arrange a meeting with 24 player reps, while Miller invited owners to join the executive board in Tampa. The dispute remains stalled after 26 bargaining sessions.
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Bowie Kuhn
Marvin Miller
Miller
Players Association
A Aoe
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Bench
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Joe Torre
New York Mets
Association
Tampa
John J. Gaherin
Pirates Cancel Four Spring Exhibition Games
The Pirates cancel four more spring exhibition games due to the ongoing contract deadlock between players and owners. General Manager Joe L. Brown announced cancellations for games against the White Sox, Reds, and Cardinals in Bradenton Florida.
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Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Joe L. Brown
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis Cardinals
Lebanon Raceway Entries First Nine Races
List of horses by race type and entrants for Lebanon Raceway including Trot and Pace events with names such as Nile G D and Scotch Lauder. Full entries cover 9 races with multiple horse names per race.
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Millie Nile
Mr. G.D
Kenderwood Gail
Call Me Early
Nuko Too
B.T. Honey
Scotchie M.D
Piddle Paddle
Scotch Lauder
Rusty
Chief Strongbow
Chita B
Norel
Saunders Echo
Evelyn Ann Oakwood
Old Ham Bone
Bye Bye Doc
Direct Reed
Mickey Mouse
Slash S. Sarah
Shadydale Amity
Jefferson Charger
J.D. Arrow
Moose Eye
Tubal Cain
Chief Robert
Keewaydin Wendy
My Gift
Delaware Knight
Judy K. Abbe
Violet Dares
Quaker T Byrd
B.D. Judy
Merry Girl
Vivian Tux
Sexy
Hasty Haven
Fanny Bee
Goose Boy
Condor Kid
Good Artist
Check A Dale
Kelly Colby
Irene
Jerry
Bonnie Cece Jewell
Winnie
Ohio to crown first high school hockey champions
East versus West will meet in Findlay Ohio as nine western Ohio teams compete to reach the state tournament in Cleveland. The sport grows with Findlay Bowling Green leading western programs while Dayton and Toledo area build strong varsity and club squads. Experts note Michigan and Canada lead the field.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Bowling Green
Dayton
Toledo
Sylvania
Bob Wolmsly
Greater
Hockey State
Michigan
Canada
Middletown A team wins for MTC in inter club match
The Middletown Tennis Club A team defeated Cincinnati Indoor Club 2 to 1 in a Cincinnati Inter Club Winter League match. Meanwhile Cincinnati Indoor beat MTC B 3 to 0.
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Middletown Tennis Club
Cincinnati
Middletown Center Plans Girls Softball Team
The Middletown Community Center announces plans for a girls softball team. Interested players should meet tomorrow at 6 PM for details.
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Middletown Community Center
Vanderbilt Boss Resigns After Alabama Loss
Vanderbilt University basketball coach Roy Skinner stepped down after the Commodores fell 84-77 in overtime to Alabama. In tennis, Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals led the United States to a 26-21 games edge over the Soviet Union in the first U S Russia team tennis meet. Bjorn Borg claimed his World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup match by default as Raul Ramirez retired with a pulled muscle.
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Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Roy Skinner
Alabama
Moscow
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Marina Kroshina
Natalya Chmyreva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Keauhou-Kona
Hawaii
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Raul Ramirez
Germantown Men Class B Softball Tournament Planned
Pro's Restaurant of Germantown sponsors a weekend April 2 to 4 men’s Class B softball tournament. Entry is 60 dollars per team, due by drawing March 31 at 7 p.m. at the park shelter near the Germantown Police Dept. Ken Shafer is the chairman.
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Germantown Pro's
Germantown
Ken Shafer
Ohio State to honor retiring coach with Taylor Scholarship Fund
Ohio State University President Harold Enarson announced a Fred Taylor Scholarship Fund with a $10,000 endowment to honor retiring basketball coach Taylor. Taylor received a testimonial plaque after an 18 year tenure, while center Craig Taylor praised the coach. the team posted a 6-20 season.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Harold Enarson
Fred Taylor
Buckeyes
Enarson
Taylor
Sihiatia Dhagplas
Ohio State
Craig Taylor
Dayton
Zanesville
Epperson Faces Masked Match in Olympic Wrestling Bid
Jeff Epperson, a 6-6, 270-pound athlete and former Monroe High standout, will wear a hockey style mask in tonight’s bout against Iran at the New York Athletic Club. He is pursuing a spot on the U S Olympic wrestling team after a broken nose last weekend at the Mayor Daley Open in Chicago where he finished fourth.
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Epperson
Iran
New York Athletic Club
Monroe High
Chicago
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