Louisville Downs barn fire claims groom and 90 harness horses
A deadly blaze at Louisville Downs killed groom William Dormeier age 26 of Evansville Indiana and at least 90 harness horses. Flames rose about 75 feet as rescue attempts continued during the early hours.
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Hamill Wins World Figure Skating Crown in Goteborg
Olympic champion Dorothy Hamill of Riverside Connecticut captured the women’s world figure skating title in Goteborg Sweden representing the United States.
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Two baseball greats knew when to quit says Conlin
Bill Conlin notes Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams aged stars who wisely left the game. He contrasts their exits with other aging legends who stayed on, and cites high salaries for fading players in Japan. He recalls Williams last at bat in 1960 and DiMaggio’s failed return as coach.
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Benihana Edges Goodrich After Double OT In City Tourney
Benihana defeated Goodrich 60 57 after two overtimes in the city men s basketball tournament. Steve Burke scored 18 for Benihana while Ron Despain added 29. For Goodrich Roger Alarie 22 Cliff Sprinkle 12 led scorers.
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WHA Standings and Weekend Results Highlight Calgary and Toronto
The WHA table shows Calgary at 33 4 24 23 and Toronto at 18 5 4 with 269 321, followed by weekend results. Saturdays saw Cleveland 5 Houston 4 and Toronto 5 Calgary 2. Indianapolis 3 Cincinnati 2. New England 5 Phoenix 3. Sundays added Cincinnati 5 New England 3. Cleveland 5 Indianapolis 1. Winnipeg 2 Calgary 1. Edmonton 4 Quebec 2. San Diego 5 Phoenix 2.
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Chandler caps first Arizona Class AAA title in thriller
Chandler beats Rincon 59-53 to win the Arizona Class AAA boys basketball title. Pendergast made nine of 11 shots for 20 points and 12 rebounds in the final, and co captain Steve King joined him on the all tournament team alongside Pettit Goslin Mayer. Chandler earlier beat East Phoenix in four overtimes and Sahuaro in the semifinal.
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Flyers Sign Ex Saint Paul Holmgren In NHL Move
The Philadelphia Flyers signed Paul Holmgren, formerly with the Minnesota Fighting Saints. Holmgren had been drafted by the Flyers last year but chose a WHA contract instead, delaying his NHL entry.
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Saidam Sure Wins Arizona Breeders Derby at Phoenix
Saidam Sure, a 3 year old gelding by Madies and Little Sure, swept the one mile Arizona Breeders Derby for S year olds at Phoenix, edging Bar Flyer by two lengths in front of Noorbound. Alvin McCauley rode the winner who paid 6.80 3.60 3.00. Crowd of 6,800 bet 387,303 across 10 races.
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Virginia shocks Tar Heels to win ACC title
Virginia pulls a stunning 67-62 upset of fourth-ranked North Carolina in the ACC final, sending UNC to the NCAA Mideast Regional in Dayton. The Cavaliers earn a first-round game against DePaul while UNC faces the SEC winner, with Indiana Marquette and the Tar Heels in the same region.
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College scores scattered across leagues and tournaments
The day’s results show EAST Brown 101 over Harvard 66 and Yale 54 over Dartmouth 52, with MIDWEST Indiana 96 over Ohio State 67 and Michigan 80 over Northwestern 77. Other notable margins include Auburn 90 over Louisiana State 60 and Texas Tech 74 over Texas A&M 72 in the conferences.
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Stitt leads Desert Devils past Salt Lake in girls gymnastics
Kaylene Stitt won the all around with 35.15 as the Desert Devils defeated the Salt Lake City Gamers 138.6 to 135.4 at Paradise Valley High School. Stitt earned high marks on uneven bars and balance beam, with teammates York and D Arcangelo also placing in events.
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Pair take net title in Xavier High tennis tourney
Bob Gramm and Ann Mushorn won the Class A title at the Xavier High School Charity Tennis Tournament played on Scottsdale and Paradise Valley private courts. They defeated Raul Disarufino and Carol Provo 7 5 4 6 6 4.
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