Orange poised for big IRA push amid rowing trials
The article reports on IRA racing with six crews to race 2000 meters, highlighting Northeastern and Liverpool connections, Penn A collision leading to disqualification, a re-run after the eights, and Pan-Am Trials in Onondaga slated for a three or four day format ending Saturday.
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Snyde
Jvs
Bill Bater
Liverpool
Bob Donabella
Northeastern
Brown
Jim McKay
Matt Mehrman
Liverpool High
Orange Ira
Dave Lowden
Jeff Moore
Dan Roock
Princeton
Penn
Manhattan
Jaspers
Coast Guard
Onondaga
Dome to host 31 new loop tourney and league setup
Syracuse will host the new Eastern College basketball league's 1981 postseason tournament at the Carrier Dome to be ready for the 80 football season. Providence Civic Center and Hartford Civic Center will host future events. Dave Gavitt named acting commissioner. he will coach the 80 U.S. Olympic basketball team. The league will feature seven teams SU St John s Georgetown Providence Connecticut Boston College Seton Hall in single round robin, then a tournament.. league plans multi sport participation and automatic NCAA bid.
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Carrier Dome
Providence Civic Center
Hartford
Civic Center
Loop
Providence
Dave Gavitt
Gavitt
St. John’s
Georgetown
Connecticut
Boston College
Seton Hall
Orange
Jim Boeheim
SU Hoop
Boeheim
Colgate
Red Raiders
North Carolina
Parker Dodgers Expos and Cardinals Dodgers end in drama
In a dramatic set of late innings the Pirates and Astros rallied. Parker homered for the Pirates off D Acquisto but Garner doubled and Lacy drew a walk to force in the winning run for Houston. Houston beat Montreal 3 2. Cardinals win in 11th over Dodgers as Iorg delivers. Mets top Braves on Youngblood homer and a key 11th inning single.
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Omar Moreno
Tim Foli
Dave Parker
John D’acquisto
Parker
Bob Shirley
San Diego
Willie Stargell
Rollie Fingers
Phil Garner
Hid Ott
Lee Lacy
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Astros
Expos
Montreal
Houston
Ross Grimsley
Terry Puhl
J.R. Richard
Cardinals
Dodgers
Tony Scott
Dane Iorg
RBI
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Davey Lopes
Lopes
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Keith Hernandez
Ted Simmons
Scott
Bob Welch
Iorg
Mets
Braves
Joel Youngblood
New York
Doug Flynn
Youngblood
Frank Taveras
Flynn
West Genesee to face Bishop Ludden in Section III Lacrosse Final
West Genesee meets Bishop Ludden tonight at West Genesee High School for the Section III Lacrosse Tournament final. West Genesee enters 19-0 as OHSL Division I champ, Ludden 17-2 as CNYCL winner, with the winner advancing to play the Section IV-V winner on Saturday June 9 at Coyne Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
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Bishop Ludden
West Genesee High School
Ludden
CNYCL
Coyne Stadium
Borg advances to French Open quarters after win over Moore
Tennis star Bjorn Borg defeated Ray Moore 6 3 6 1 6 0 to reach the French Open quarterfinals and showed full recovery from a pulled hamstring. In other notes, track star Renaldo Nehemiah posted 12.91 seconds in the 110 hurdles at NCAAs, fastest electronically timed race but not a world record due to wind. Notre Dame defeated Yugoslavia 82 76 in basketball as Bush and team look to boost national prominence.
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Bjorn Borg
Ray Moore
Renaldo Nehemiah
Maryland
Greg Foster
UCLA
Kelly Tripucka
Bill Laimbeer
Notre Dame
Yugoslavia
Ralph Sampson
Virginia
Moses Malone
University of Virginia
New Orleans Jazz
Louisiana Superdome
NBA
Jazz
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
Stadler leads Kemper Open with 4-shot edge in Carolina
Craig Stadler, age 26, holds a four stroke lead at the Kemper Open after a 69 on Friday bringing his total to 131 at Quail Hollow. Jerry McGee sits second after a 74 following a course record 61 first round while J C Snead is third at 8 under and defending champion Andy Bean stands at 7 under. Stadler aims to maintain his advantage and win his first tour title in over three years.
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N.C
UPI
Craig Stadler
Stadler
Gunning
Jerry McGee
McGee
J.C. Snead
Victor Regalado
Andy Bean
Bean
Chiefs split win over Clippers in Franklin County Stadium
Syracuse Chiefs rebound from an opening defeat to top the Columbus Clippers 5-2 at Franklin County Stadium before 5,546. Chuck Fore pitched well, Steve Grilli saved, Don Pisker hit inside the park homer, and Willie Upshaw drove in two with a Wells homer.
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Herald-Journal
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Chuck Fore
Toledo
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Fore
Brad Gulden
Syracuse
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Greg Wells
Bob Kammeyer
Columbus
Bobby Brown
Garry Smith
Roger Holt
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Luebber
Brain Doyie
Tommy Cruz
Darryl Jones
Roy Staiger
Butch Edge Wild
Ault
Upsalin
Baker
Jorge Cannon
Staiger
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Schmitz
Upsets highlight OHSL North baseball results
Jamesville DeWitt upset Oswego 7-4 while North Syracuse routed Liverpool 13-4 and Cicero stunned Fulton 11-8 in OHSL North play. Oswego leads with 16-4, Liverpool 15-5, and Cicero’s win tightens the race with N. Syracuse at 14-5. Baldwinsville split with East Syracuse Minoa, West Genesee fell to Homer 7-6, Cortland beat Fayetteville-Manlius 10-7, and Assumption beat Weedsport 11-5 in the South. In a Section II Class B semifinal, Bishop Grimes beat Solvay 3-2 as Paul Phillips and Dave Mearon contributed key plays. Grimes advances to face the Ludden-JFK winner.
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Uhol
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Mexico
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Solvay
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Paul Phillips
Grimes
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Corcoran
Es-Minoa
Pete Viassis
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Rit Gordon Diamond
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FIRST-Floribob Could Lead Mike Sparrin Double Bid
A compact harness note lists multiple horses with brief comments. Floribob peak form may start a Sparrin double, while Mini Jim, Wine O, and Fleet Bud show varying speed and chances. The piece also covers long shots like Cedar Strike and Artillery with notes on recent form and post positions, ending with a feed-bag recap and a planned $5 win parlay including Cedar Strike and Artillery.
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Floribob
Mike Sparrin
Mini Jim
Kenny Yankee
Rush
Goody Fast
Geo McNab
Lupo
Cedar Strike
Bailey
Nanny L. Fashion
Jazzy Bob
Drexel Chip
Artillery
Avon Beeline
CIA K Darnley
Chicopee Gene
Gene Minbarro
Silo Pete
Chrice
Pankle
Miss Ahlberg
Dexter Alba
Jolly
John
Major Scott
Sam
Majors Boy
Tessy
Beebe
Kenny Yenkee
Kenny G. Gohace
Fleet
G. McNab
Lourenzane Ay Silo
Pete Gene Minter
Gene Mintar
Silo
Pete Obi
Gene Minbar
Vicki Obi
S. Express
Abiberg
Jolly J. John
Ahiberg
Black Vic
Jody J. John
Sam Major
Scott Rodney John Berret
Clever Sam Majors
Dr. Beebe
Harry
Avid
Beautique wins at Vernon Downs pace feature
Beautique captured her second straight victory in filly and pacing at Vernon Downs last night, edging Mystee Rain in a 2:01.4 mile. Jack Bailey suffered injuries when Doris Lady broke at the start and fell, sending him to infirmary with facial cuts and a bruised wrist. Beautique, piloted by Billy Andrews, paid $13.60 to win as Fly Fly Yankee had earlier won, while media races went to Jan Gibson with Gree Acres Dan and Don Evans with Hal Gamaun in a photo finish.
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Bud Vander Veer
Vernon
Beautique
Vernon Downs
Mystee
Jack Bailey
Doris Lady
Jack
Billy Andrews
Fly Fly Yankee
Jan Gibson
Gree Acres Dan
Don Evans
Hal Gamaun
WSYR
Green Acres Dan
Evans
Dick Bennett
Oneida Daily Dispatch
Baseball semifinals and tennis section three results
Scholastic sums show base ball section three semifinals with Solvay and Oswego teams, and ESM, Bville, and Mexico in tight scores. Tennis section three west tournament results rank Fayetteville-Manlius, CBA, Liverpool and West Genesee among top teams with singles and doubles winners advancing to Section Three finals at Liverpool High on Monday.
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Liverpool “High
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