CH Wins Regional Crown In Close 2A Title Showdown
Central Heights and Lyndon reach sub state as CH tops Lyndon 57-53 for the 2-A crown while Lyndon girls beat Prairie View 57-37. Reading shocks Waverly 69-63 in 1-A final at Lebo. Lyndon and Lyndon girls host sub state at OHS with Perry Lecompton and Erie awaiting Friday games.
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Notre Dame TV Win Keeps NCAA Bid Buzz Alive
Notre Dame topples Marquette 65-59 on national TV as the Fighting Irish extend a TV winning tradition. Digger Phelps hails the comeback from a 14 point halftime deficit. Arkansas, Houston, SMU, and others post wins shaping NCAA playoff berths across conferences.
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Forest Park Tennis Club Elects Officers for 1978
The Forest Park Tennis Club will elect officers at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Youth Center. All members are urged to attend and those wishing to join are welcome to apply.
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Tie Caps Crazy NAIA Indoor Tie Caps Crazy NAIA Indoor
NAIA Indoor Track title ends in a rare tie at 75 points as Abilene Christian and Jackson State clash over a disqualified baton in the mile relay. ACU gains share of first title. Kebiro shines with two wins and a meet high 20 points.
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Connors Wins Denver Title In Flawless Serve Play
Jimmy Connors defeats Stan Smith 6 2 7 6 to claim the Denver championship, earning 25 000 in top prize and securing a third consecutive Denver title after wins in 1975 and 1976. Connors delivered near flawless serving to keep Smith off balance.
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Big Eight teams clash again in post season first round
Kansas hosts Colorado as four top seeds face bottom four in Tuesday's Big Eight tournament opener. Nebraska hosts Oklahoma State, Iowa State welcomes Missouri, and Kansas State battles Oklahoma as teams pursue an NCAA bid and pride amid a quirky back-to-back format.
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Parsons Prevails In Richmond 400
Benny Parsons wins the Richmond 400 Grand National race by 100 yards over Lennie Pond. The event follows Daytona 500 turmoil as Parsons’ courteous style contrasts with the rough handling seen elsewhere. Pond Yarborough Waltrip finish behind Parsons amid extensive bumper damage to several rivals.
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