Unclear OCR sports notes with scattered names and scores
Fragmentary text lists players and scores with multiple sports references. Names such as Maver, Spao, Rogers, Langer appear amid scattered team mentions. The item resembles a late edition sports snippet with schedules and results but lacks coherent narrative or complete context.
NCAA votes to keep field at 48 for basketball tourney
The NCAA Division I Basketball Committee voted to maintain a 48 team field for the tournament this year, rejecting expansion to 64. Chair Wayne Duke cited recent successful tournaments and student athlete considerations, while announcing 1982 sites and new conference automatic bids for the field.
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NFL to share all TV revenues among teams
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle said television revenues from all games will be split equally, with future packages possibly including cable and pay television though no immediate plans exist. He dismissed Raiders related claims and stressed shared proceeds, noting current contracts run through 1941.
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Curl leads Quad Cities Open after second round
Rod Curl fired a second straight 65 to reach 10 under 130 at Oakwood Country Club for a two day total. He leads Victor Regalado by seven strokes. David Barr is tied for third as Curl eyes the Quad Cities Open title.
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Three share top spot in Western Union golf
Vivian Brownlee tied for lead at Meadow Brook Club with Julie Stanger and Donna Caponi as all shot 72 to reach 140. Stanger, a former Arizona amateur champion, and Caponi, a three-time winner this year, share the lead alongside Brownlee in the $125,000 Western Union International Gas age event. Sally Little dropped to four-way tie for fourth after a 75.
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