Franklin Duo Leads State in Cincinnati Bowling Victory
Clyde DePew and Dave House of Laynecrest Lanes won top doubles honors at the Ohio Bowling Tournament in Princeton Lanes Cincinnati. DePew posted 201 236 188 for 625, House 212 197 151 for 560, helping their team total 1 374 pins as they chase a $750 prize with one week left. Their luck and teamwork carried them to the lead despite personal nerves and a late start in the sport.
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Darwin Not Sensation Like Before Drops From Top Hitting
Minnesota outfielder Bobby Darwin fades after 0-for-4 in a 5-3 loss to the Yankees as his batting average slips to .339. Once AL leader at .439, Darwin loses rookie status after a 100-point week. Steve Braun leads Twins in average at .455 while Danny Thompson sits second at .358. Darwin still leads the AL in RBI and home runs with 20 and six.
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Pro players seek wage relief from pay board limits
Leaders from the NFL and other major sports associations urged the Pay Board to exempt pro athletes from a 5.5 percent cap or to apply the limit to seven year averages. They argued short career spans and gate-driven earnings require protection from uniform cuts. The proposal, debated amid a redesigned board, would also let owners spread raises to avoid single large increases.
Devlin wins Houston Open despite rain delay
Australian Bruce Devlin captured the Houston Open title finishing 72 holes at 278, two strokes ahead of Dong Sanders Tommie Aaron and Lou Graham. He credited a sand trap shot on 14 as key to the victory after a rain-soaked, rain-delayed final round at Westwood Country Club.
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Bruins Aiming to Wrap Stanley Cup in Five Games
Bruins vow to crash Rangers with hard hitting from all lines in Boston Garden. Don Awrey and Johnny McKenzie back aggressive start as Boston seeks a fifth win to close the series and avoid a return trip to New York for Game Six. Eddie Johnston echoes the team’s urgency.
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Derby Star Goes First Class in Pimlico Arrival
Riva Ridge, Kentucky Derby winner, arrives at Pimlico to prepare for the May 2 Preakness Stakes adding to a flurry of activity around Barn EE as trainer Lucien Laurin plans workouts for the 1 3/16 mile race. створ
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Trooper Washington Mulls Availability in ABA Final
New York Nets forward Tom Trooper Washington may miss tonight's ABA title game with Indiana Pacers due to an eye injury described as a cyst or sty. Washington scored only two points in the previous game, while Indiana held a 1-0 series lead after a 124-103 win in Indianapolis.
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Lebanon Raceway Pace and Trot Results Snapshot
Race by race results from Lebanon Raceway listing winners and paid prices. Includes pace and trot outcomes in Races 1 through 9 with times, doubles, and aPerfecta payout, followed by listed entries for each race.
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Springboro golfers win FAWC title by eight strokes
Springboro led by Doug Crocker who shot 84 and Kim Zech who carded 80 captured the Fort Ancient Valley Conference tournament at Holly Hills. Coach Don Ross praised the squad as they head to Dayton for the Dayton Class AA sectional with Oakwood Eaton and Brookville viewed as strong challengers.
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Rain Delays Oxford AAA Sectionals Start
Rain postpones opening games of the Oxford AAA baseball sectionals due to wet grounds. Tournament director Jim Hartman of Lakota High says the first round may start this afternoon if conditions improve.
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