Rutherford wins Phoenix 150 in Chaparral dominance
Johnny Rutherford, 43, overcoming early handling trouble, wins the season opening Jimmy Bryan 150 at Phoenix International Raceway. He finishes 22 seconds ahead of Bobby Unser as Unser’s Penske effort suffers pit failures while Mario Andretti leads early before Rutherford seizes the lead on lap 74.
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Rutherford
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Andretti
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Ruttherford
Jim Hall
Chaparral Team
New areas dot play in AIAW
The AIAW tournament advances to quarterfinals with three Western teams among contenders for the Final Four in Eugene Oregon. No.1 UCLA faces top Louisiana Tech after losing to them earlier, while Long Beach State visits Old Dominion in a rematch of two-time defending champions. Tennessee hosts Maryland as the lone non Western matchup. All eight teams anticipate switching to the NCAA women's tournament next year.
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Cheyney State
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UCLA
Kansas
Bruins
Louisiana Tech
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
Long Beach State
Old Dominion
49Ers
Rutgers
Stephen F. Austin
Tennessee
Volunteers
Maryland
Knoxville
Chris Weller
Terrapins
College Park
Western sextets win NCAA hockey bids at Duluth Arena
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan advance to the NCAA Division I hockey tournament by winning two game total-goals series. Aaron Broten scores three against Colgate to reach 100 points, while Neal Broten is out with a dislocated elbow. Wisconsin defeats Clarkson 3-2 and 6-6 to clinch series. Tech loses but wins 7-3 and 6-5 against Providence. Northern Michigan edges Clarkson 7-3, then loses 4-3 but wins 10-7 on total goals.
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Marquette
Mich
Steve Bozek
Wildcats
North Dakota
Theran Welsh
Senior leader Olson tops three categories in senior bowling
Earl Olson of Lake Delton Wisconsin led three divisions after the first weekend of the ABC National Seniors Tournament for bowlers 70 and older. Olson posted 686 handicap singles, 628 actual singles, and 1,149 actual all-events. Carlton Wilke Waunakee led handicap all-events with 1,310. In doubles no age limit, Jerry Ripp Jerome Meyer Waunakee led handicap with 1,312 while Stan Schultz Vern Meiser Morrison claimed actual handicap title.
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UPI
Earl Olson
Lake Delton
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Olson
Carlton Wilke
Waunakee
Jerry Ripp
Jerome Meyer
Stan Schultz
Vern Meiser
Moison
Snider tops giant slalom at Crystal Mountain
Greg Snider defending American Pro Tour champion from Gilchrist Oregon claimed his fourth win of the 1980 81 season by beating Brad Dutton of Squaw Valley California in the Crystal Mountain giant slalom final. Dutton fell on the second run allowing Snider to coast to victory. Jim Hudson of Squaw Valley finished third after defeating Jean Peter Osthye of Oslo Norway.
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Norway
NIT Quotes Nolan Richardson Tulsa and Other Coaches
Tulsa and three NIT teams discussed include Nolan Richardson’s Hurricane and West Virginia, Syracuse, Purdue, and Indiana. Coaches offer blunt takes on team form, with Syracuse cited as a home state favorite and Purdue enduring a down slide while Tulsa eyeed strong wins.
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Syracuse
Michigan
Purdue
Gale Catlett
West Virginia
Minnesota
WVU
Fred) Schaus
Nat George
King
Gene Keady
LSU
Indiana
Jim Boeheim
Danny (Schayes
Snyder
Hurricanes
Missouri Valley
Greg Stewart
Louisville
Creighton
Mountaineers
Greg Jones
Rhode Island
Orangemen
Big Hast
Dan Schayes
Georgetown
Villanova
Cavaliers and Tar Heels battle in tight ACC title run
Virginia guard Jeff Lamp notes two meetings against North Carolina reduce scouting time as both teams push for a finals spot. Virginia claimed the regular season ACC title while UNC won the playoff crown. Holland cites emotional, hotly contested clash with a chance for an ACC finalist. Wood paces North Carolina with 21 points in a win over Kansas State in Salt Lake City, Perkins adds 16.
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Virginia
Jeff Lamp
North Carolina
Holland
ACC
Wood
Sam Perkins
Kansas State
Salt Lake City
Perkins
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