Trevino conquers Citrus Open amid leg weariness and grit
In Orlando Trevino wins the Citrus Open by one stroke over Hale Irwin and Ben Crenshaw. He reveals he quit jogging and exercise to win, then resumes training to keep his edge, citing his leg use as key to his game. Irwin finishes strong, Crenshaw two behind, with Coody in fourth and Devlin Fezler Massengale at 281.
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Wildwood Hosts Mid-Winter Member Guest Golf Tourney
Wildwood golf course opened its season with a six man best ball handicap event totaling 18 holes. The winning Wildwood team finished at 122 with Dave Chapman Paul Ballard and Dick Fiessinger. Second place at 126 included Gar Wells Joe Marconi Gus Mehl and Charles Weidner Sr.
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Middies Meet Size Match In Regional Showdown
In the Southwestern Ohio Regional at University of Dayton Arena on Wednesday night the undefeated Middies face Trotwood Madison in a size matched test. Jeff Morgan 6-7 anchors Middies against 6-6 Don Stevans who averages 12 for the Rams, while Bill Kucharsky 6-6 leads RT with 19 a game and Wendell Allen brings 15. Reggie Talley and Ron Wilkerson guard the Rams as Middies seek a regional semifinal win.
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NC State misses NCAA tourney in bold playoff shakeup
NC State Wolfpack, last year’s champions, fail to receive an NCAA invite after a ACC final loss to North Carolina. The field expands with NIT and NCIT games under way, featuring Purdue, Indiana, UCLA, Maryland, and other major programs across multiple regions.
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Collins Drops Career High In 76ers Win Over Bullets
In a Sunday Capitol Center showdown, the Philadelphia 76ers toppled the Washington Bullets 113 100 snapping Washington eight game run and 22 game home streak. Doug Collins scored a career high 39 points and teamed with Fred Carter for 69 combined.
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Skinner a winner for Nets
Nets rookie Al Skinner stepped in for injured guards as the New York Nets defeated the Virginia Squires 112-82. Skinner totaled 22 points, five rebounds, three assists and three steals, boosting a 10-0 season mark against Virginia. The win gave New York a one game edge over Kentucky in the ABA Eastern Division.
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Comeback for Ex Reds Pitcher Simpson Shines in Exhibition
Wayne Simpson, once a Reds rookie sensation, hurled three innings of one hit ball for Pittsburgh in a 7 1 exhibition win over Cincinnati. He praised his rejuvenated fastball as he seeks a return to form after past arm troubles.
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Phillies Still Chasing Allen in Trade Talks
Philadelphia Phillies Personnel Director Paul Owens disclosed new trade discussions with the Atlanta Braves for slugger Dick Allen. Both clubs met Sunday night and plan another meeting today to discuss trading nine Phillies for Allen, who was acquired by the Braves from the White Sox for $5,000 at the winter meetings in New Orleans.
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