Sixers stay alive by routing Lakers in Philadelphia
Philadelphia 76ers toppled Los Angeles 135 to 102 to pull within 1-3 in the NBA Finals. Andrew Toney led with 31 points, Julius Erving added 23 in the second half, while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was limited to six points as the Lakers face a must-win Game 6 in Los Angeles.
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Shockers meet Miami in College World Series
South Carolina's John Sullivan hit a grand slam and Greg Morhardt followed with a three-run homer as Oklahoma State shut out South Carolina 10-8 in Omaha. Jim Traber, Stan Baughn and Dale Rath drove in runs for OSU as they built an 8-0 lead before holding on. Maine blanked Cal State Fullerton 6-0 behind Joe Johnson four-hitter in elimination round action.
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Wichita State
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Bogle stays at Nashville after reconsidering move
Nashville High School basketball coach Bob Bogle reverses plans to join Greeley West in Colorado. He withdraws resignation, citing stronger basketball emphasis at Nashville. Bogle led Nashville to the 1978 Class A state title and has a 138-56 record in seven seasons, with key players returning for next year.
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Nashville
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Paul Patton
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Herrin Girls Seize Crossville Sectional Title for State Berth
Herrin pounded Wayne City 7 0 to win the Crossville Sectional and advance to the state tournament for the third straight year. Coach Bruce Jilek praised the victory as Herrin improved to 26 1 entering a Thursday quarterfinal at Mineral Springs Park Pekin. Kerri Blaylock struck out three in a complete game for Herrin with Brenda Maller homering and Monica Perkins contributing two hits as Herrin ran its four season total to 82 7 and three year span to 72 3 as Wayne City ends at 24 3.
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Wayne
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Monica Perkins
Christine Yancey
Maller
Lisa Emery
Perkins
Lori Turneus
Emery
Susan Jones
Blaylock
Sax’s late triple seals Dodgers win after Sax error
Dodgers rookie Steve Sax atoned for a second inning error by drilling a two run triple off Bruce Sutter in the ninth, lifting Los Angeles to a 5-3 victory over St. Louis. Sax later credited the shot to staying relaxed and down swings as LA moved to 27 27 and closed within 4 1/2 games of Atlanta in the NL West.
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Johnson wins Jackson golf tournament
Bill Johnson of Murphysboro edged a fading two-stroke lead on the 36th hole to win the Jackson Invitational. He posted 37-35 on Sunday for a 72 that gave him a 138 total, beating five runners-up including Leroy Newton and Terry Rohlfing by three strokes.
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Clark Dixon
Ernie Bozarth
Jan Jansco Jr
Bill Balsano
Matt Solverson
Carbondale
Bud Roberts
Tad Foland
David Miller
Mark McDaniel
Charlies Monroe
Mike Koroski
Larry Lasley
Stuard Spears
Jim Walker
Terril Robinson
Tom Wright
Bill Norton
Bob Campbell
Carbondale golfer wins Egyptian Seniors medalist title
Elmer Brandhorst Sr. of Carbondale edged Marion’s Dale Taylor Sunday to win the Egyptian Seniors Golf Association medalist title at Lake of Egypt Country Club. Both shot 76 for 18 holes, with Brandhorst prevailing 13-14 on the three hole playoff.
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Murphysboro
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Roland Whiting
Clarence Miller
Pinckneyville
Tony Frombino
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Carterville
Glenn Brown
Art Cooper
Harold Talley
Ray Elder
Mattoon
John Zarowsky
Freeman Spur
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