Lexington Gentlemen Stop Norwalk In District Semifinal
Lexington High School defeated Norwalk 52 to 40 to reach the district final at Ashland College Fieldhouse. Tim Davis scored 24 for Lexington as Norwalk managed only four first-half field goals, while coach John Barr cited illness and deliberate slowing the pace as factors in the win.
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Trojans Lead NCAA Indoor Track Despite Missed USC Points
Southern California holds a 16 12 edge over Bowling Green at Cobo Arena as 10 events loom. Some USC favorites failed to score with Edesel Garrison and Donald Quarrie losing early, while Henry Jackson earned a meet record in the triple jump and Kent State's Jacques Accambray set a 71 3 ¼ inch 35-pound weight mark. Sid Sink led Bowling Green in the two mile with 8 36 5.
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McDowell Struggles in Giants Spring Debut Eight Run First Inning
Sam McDowell, traded from Cleveland for Gaylord Perry, allowed eight runs in the first inning of his San Francisco spring debut against the Cubs in Phoenix. He walked five, threw 57 pitches, and left after 25 minutes in the heat, while Jose Cardenal hit a grand slam.
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Exhbition Openers Highlight Spring Training Moves
In spring training notes the Orioles beat the Dodgers 6-5 after a 10th inning, with Andy Etchebarren driving in two and scoring another. The Royals named Monty Montgomery as starter for the opener against the White Sox while Don Wilson starts for the Astros against Minnesota. Ted Simmons, in camp three days due to a contract dispute, had two hits as Vern Benson's team topped Ken Boyer's squad 7-3 in an intra squad game.
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