Floyd leads by 3 shots at Inverrary Honda Classic
Ray Floyd, PGA champion, shoots a 67 to stand 3 under and lead by three at mid-event of the Honda Inverrary Golf Classic in Lauderhill Florida. Payne Stewart trails in second at 7 under after a 72, with Hubert Green and Jim Nelford among 138 totals.
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Rain halts LPGA play in Phoenix after half round
Anne Marie Pali led by two strokes in the Samaritan Turquoise LPGA Classic as rain halted first round play with 67 of 139 players finished. Second round to follow. weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions.
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Jacksonville Upsets Old Dominion In Sun Belt Playoffs
Jacksonville Dolphins upset Sun Belt regular season champion Old Dominion 63-59 in the opening round as Maurice Roulhac and Andrew Hinton led the defense and ball control. ODU coach Paul Webb hopes for a postseason bid despite the loss. VCU edged Western Kentucky to join the race.
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Vilas Beats Mayer in Davis Cup Match in Buenos Aires
Guillermo Vilas defeated Gene Mayer 6-3 6-3 6-4 after 2 hours 45 minutes, as Argentina led United States 1-0. Darkness halted Clerc vs McEnroe with Clerc up 6-4 6-0 3-6 4-6 5-2. play to resume at 11 o'clock.
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WVU Leads Eastern Swimming Championships
West Virginia held a slim lead over Penn State in the Eastern Championships at Nottingham High School. WVU won three of six events, totaling 337 points to Penn State 323, with Rick Hyser taking the 100 yard butterfly and Craig Cooper the 200 yard freestyle. Peter Parkes of St Bonaventure placed third in the 100 backstroke. Tom Lewandowski of Liverpool set a sectional record in the 50 yard freestyle at Archbold Pool during Section Three qualifying.
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Braves and Yanks Open 1983 Exhibition Schedule
Baseball exhibition season opens with the Atlanta Braves facing Montreal in West Palm Beach and the New York Yankees meeting Baltimore in Fort Lauderdale. Manager Joe Torre targets weight loss and improved pitching as the Braves chase another NL West title, aided by Falcone and Forster in a reshaped bullpen.
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Empire State Games Open With Snow Shortage Shifts Events
Empire State Winter Games began in Lake Placid with bobsledding on the Olympic run at Mount Van Hoevenberg and figure skating. Cross country events moved south to Day in Saratoga County due to lack of snow, with Masters and Ski Orienteering postponed. Public High School relays and 5 and 10 km races shift to Saratoga County. bobsledding and 70 m ski jumping proceed as scheduled. Opening ceremonies featured a blue and gold uniform parade, skating demo, and Alexandria Bay marching band.
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Lee May Step Down May Shape LeMoyne Adelphi Game
LeMoyne hosts Adelphi in a 8 p.m. Division II clash as coach Mike Lee nears a public decision on continuing after a 12-12 season. Athletic director Tom Niland weighs Lee’s future with president Reverend Haig while Adelphi also seeks a playoff spot. Buzz Matthews leads Adelphi with 18.8 points per game, Steve Pollack adds 16.6.
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SU Women Fall to Villanova in Big East Tourney Ouster
Syracuse University’s women’s basketball team was eliminated in the first round of the Big East Tournament with a 72-67 loss to Villanova. Barb Jacobs’s Orangewomen finish 12-15, the program’s first losing season since 1975-76. Connie Stough led SU with 19 points while Nancy Bernhardt added 24 for Villanova as the Wildcats shut down Syracuse’s inside game.
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Celtics Top Sixers In Demonstration Of Power
The Boston Celtics defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 115-110 at Boston Garden as Robert Parish fought through a 5-for-23 shooting night with 17 rebounds. Larry Bird added 32 points in a sellout crowd performance. The win stops Philadelphia’s 10-game run, while Boston improves to 43-15 and Philadelphia holds 50-8.
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Sabres Rout Penguins In 10-2 NHL Victory
Buffalo Sabres coach Scotty Bowman sees his team in strong form as Pittsburgh coach Eddie Johnston calls them the best club the Penguins have faced recently. The Penguins suffer their 18th consecutive road loss as Buffalo overwhelms them 10 to 2.
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Bonneau lifts St. Lawrence past Clarkson in ECAC quarterfinal
St. Lawrence University beat Clarkson College 5-3 as junior winger Mark Bonneau scored three goals including two in the third period. The Saints improved to 22-7-1 and handed Clarkson, which had led 2-1, its first win in four meetings this season.
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