Bean Opens With Doral Triumph Steering Tour’s New Wave
Miami AP report on Big Andy Bean winning the Doral Open on his 24th birthday. Bean, 6-foot-4, 205 pounds, dedicated the win to his father Tommy Bean, credits All-American background at Florida, and recalls his alligator pet tale. He finished 11 under par at 277 on the Blue Monster, ahead of David Graham and Tom Weiskopf in a youthful tour trend dominated by players averaging 25.5 years old.
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Tom Weiskopf
Mike Sullivan
Lanny Wadkins
G and G Dominates City Women's Bowling Tournament Lead
G and G Pizza leads the Women s City Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes with 2 753 pins in team events and 2 492 actual pins. Mary Jo Meyer Paces with a 625 series while teammates and rivals post strong scores including Karen Russell 496 and Teri Ellis 494. The event honors Harold Bucky Hoover as it heads toward a Mar 27 finish with standings tight among Bowl Shipers Research Rascals Happy Faces Sunday Nite Special and others.
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Teri Ellis
Norma Smith
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Judi Byrd
Terri Ellis
Carolyn Abner
June Hardesty
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Pat Deaton
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Chris Creech
Nancy Wise
Boots Harding
Kathy Booth
Joan Childress
Harold “Bucky” Hoover
Women's Association
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Nancy Wisesza
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Oe Jo Meyer
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Connors Leads U S to 7 0 World Cup Sweep Over Australia
Jimmy Connors won two straight set singles matches to boost the United States to a 7 0 victory over Australia in Hartford Connecticut. A stray line mentions Hampton and fourth- soprane had no clear relevance.
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Nordonia Wins First State Wrestling Title in Close Meet
Macedonia Nordonia coaches celebrate as their wrestling team captures the Class AAA state crown with 582 points, edging Maple Heights by two. Licking Heights dominates Class A at Otterbein College with 87, two champs each from Licking Heights and DeSales, while Nordonia finishes with no individual champions.
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Men's bowling leaders hold steady after third round
Ken Robinette of Cleveland leads the singles handicap with 736 while Jim Kania trails at 724. In doubles, the Ashbrook brothers top with 1,343 as Donald Panek and James Wimberly stand second at 1,337. Team leaders show Discount Center of Greenfield at 3,155 and Culligan Water of Athens at 3,147 though Amos Imperials of Columbus actually lead the team totals with 3,065. Salem Plumbin of Cleveland is second at 2,961.
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Ashbrook Brothers
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Discount Center
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Athens
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Columbus
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Major shakeup in women's pins in Ohio tournament
In Toledo the 52nd Ohio Women's Bowling Association event saw Marcia Ballengee and Brenda Ballengee of Greenville lead doubles handicap with 1337 total as Marcia posted 557 actual and Brenda 555. Nancy Amling of Cincinnati led singles actual with 706 and a 289 high game. Carone Bowling and Billiards Sales of Toledo took the team actual lead with 2830.
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Big men anchor NBA night with clutch late scores
Kareem Abdul Jabbar led the Lakers past the Nets 84-81 with 23 points and late free throws while Elmore Smith added 30 points and 13 rebounds in Cleveland's 115-113 win over Atlanta. Artis Gilmore scored 21 as Chicago beat Philadelphia 106-102 in the final minutes.
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Leduc Line Ends Slump In Cincinnati Scoring Record
Leduc, a center, set a Cincinnati scoring record with 45 goals and added four in two games. The Leduc line, including Dennis Abgrall and John Hughes, scored four goals Sunday as the Stingers defeated Birmingham.
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Hockey Standings and Scores Highlight Busy Weekend
The schedule shows New York Islanders 8 over Cleveland 3 and Boston 3 to Philadelphia 5 with Montreal 5 over Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 2. Toronto 6, Detroit 0. Minnesota 3, St. Louis 3 ties. Colorado 2, Vancouver 2 ties. Sunday results include Atlanta 5 over New York Rangers 4 and Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 0. Washington 3, Detroit 3 tie. Los Angeles 2, Boston 2 tie. Buffalo 6, Toronto 0. New York Islanders 5, Minnesota 5 tie. Vancouver 6, Colorado 2. IHL: Toledo 5, Kalamazoo. Fort Wayne 8, Muskegon. Saginaw 4, Dayton. Port Huron 3, Flint 2. Bulls 7-4. Cincinnati goalie John Garrett praised after rebounds plagued Birmingham coach Pat Kelly with seven Cincinnati goals on rebounds. Leduc noted more shooting after two goals in Saturday's win. game tight early. Larose scored late for Cincinnati 5-4, Bulls shut out in final period. Cincinnati 27th home win, 35th season total. Birmingham and Cincinnati tied 4-4-1 in season series.
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Boat licenses offered at two Ohio locations
Jacone Glass Shop will sell boat and motor licenses at its new mini warehouse site 3851 Jefferson Road and at its downtown shop 1108 First Ave. The Journal's state report only cited the downtown location.
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NBA standings and Monday's game result
NBA scores show Houston 120 over New Orleans 104 Milwaukee 108 over Indiana 106 Boston 124 over Phoenix 107 Buffalo 102 over Denver 95 Los Angeles 84 over New York Nets 81 Chicago 106 over Philadelphia 102 Cleveland 115 over Atlanta 113 Detroit 102 over San Antonio 97 Golden State 122 over Washington 19 Kansas City 103 over Indiana 98 Monday's games feature Los Angeles at Milwaukee.
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Petty Controls Slippery Carolina 500 for 181st Win
Richard Petty dominated the 492 lap Carolina 500 at Rockingham as Bear Grease kept the track slick. Petty built a steady lead after lap 204 and finished eight seconds ahead of Darrell Waltrip with 11 cautions and a record 116 caution laps.
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Barnett Placed on Waivers by 76ers
Veteran guard Jim Barnett, 32, was placed on NBA waivers by the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday. The Oregon product and 10 year veteran scored 66 points in 16 games after being signed as a free agent this season.
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Wildwood St Patrick's Day Four Man Best Ball Tournament
Local golf at Wildwood held a four man team best ball event with three teams finishing in a 3 way tie. The scoring leaders were 56 to 59 among groups led by Bob Yost Jack Yaste Al Stevens Fred Robinson 57 Dave Chapman Chuck Geisler Dick Netherly Tim Van Ostrand 58 Bill Hart Dr Hervey McClellan John Dobrozsi Dick Fiessinger 59. Additional participants included Jack Dickerson Max Szturm Bob McMullen Ray Sherman John Ogle Jack Osborne Ken Puckett Tom Gorder Bob Minor G Cole Jr Riley Upton Tilmon Ellison.
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al Stevens
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