Hondo bids farewell at Boston Garden in emotional finale
On April 10 1978 M Hondo played 41 minutes and 29 points to close a storied NBA career. Havlicek delivered nine points in just over a minute as fans roared while Seattle beat Milwaukee for playoff positioning and Seattle tied a team record with 47 victories. Badger resigns Bulls coach post as Sloan becomes interim leader after firing. Bullets top Sixers as Charles Johnson scores 29 in midseason signing.
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Ralston Chooses Ashland for College Football
Jeff Ralston of North Ridgeville led Lakeland Conference champs to a 9 1 record who will join Ashland College as a quarterback. Coach Fred Martinelli praised his passing, speed, and adaptability after watching him in a 35 6 win over Amherst. Ashland coach said Ralston may see freshman action amid a strong program history including an 11 0 1972 season.
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Fred Martinelli
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Comets
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Basketball Scores Across Teams and Games
A series of basketball results shows New York 118 over Buffalo 107 while Milwaukee 123 defeats Boston 111. Indiana 111 edged Philadelphia 13 as Washington 114 beat Phoenix 120 and New Jersey lost to Golden State 13 and Scale 7.
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Stanley Cup Playoff Slate Coverage
Schedule fragment lists playoff games between Philadelphia and Colorado at 9:45 p.m. and Toronto at Los Angeles late night. Additional mentions include Detroit at Atlanta and Rangers in play, but many details are garbled and unreadable.
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LCCC spikers set 4 records at Rio Grande meet
Lorain County Community College dominated a combined men and women track meet at Rio Grande, winning four first places and setting four school records. Women led by Elyrian Jackie Below with wins in 100 and 220, plus a strong 440 relay and Johnson, Elbert, Amend setting a 440 mark. In men, Avon’s Don Meder won discus, Tony Adamoli led in the traveling event, and the mile relay and decathlon prep added school marks. LCCC next meets Mt. Vernon Tuesday night.
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Gaye Amend
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Avon
Don Meder
Tony Adamoli
Brookside
Adamoli
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Mark Demyan
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Russ Pierra
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Eisenmacher
Jeff Wilhelm
Amherst
Mt. Vernon
Player wins Masters in dramatic finish at Augusta
Gary Player captured his third Masters title at Augusta National after a record-tying 64 and three late playoff-hopefuls misfired on the 18th. The South African, seeking a second U.S. Open title and eyeing the grand slam, lamented aging labels while boasting a world-record 112 tourneys won and a clutch finish highlighted by nine birdies.
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Nicklaus Threatened At Masters In Augusta
Jack Nicklaus faced death threats during the Masters as security teams including state troopers FBI agents and Pinkerton guards protected him and Arnold Palmer. Tournament officials and Nicklaus denied any threat though a caller warned of an assassination during Sunday’s round. Security intensified around Nicklaus and his wife Barbara remained eager to attend despite officials’ warnings.
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Gallery
Gary Player Sees Five Trips as Measure of Endurance
Gary Player disputes critics and faith in youth, asserting he will still win at 50. He highlights his international triumphs, including 11 South Africa titles and seven Australian crowns, and notes he is one of four to hold all four majors at least once. He challenges Jack Nicklaus to match his schedule and grit.
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Masters final scores and prize money for players
The Masters final shows G Player finishing tied for 72 72 69 64 total 277 earning 45000 from Hu Green 72 69 65 72 278 Watson 73 68 68 69 275 and many others listed with final scores and monetary prizes, including Nicklaus 72 73 69 67 281 Hale Irwin 72 67 71 71 289 and Trevino 70 69 72 74 285 among numerous entrants and purses.
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Hu Green
T Watson
R Punselh
B Keatert
Armstrong
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Hale Irwin
Joe Inman
da Graham
Ray Floyd
Lindy Miller
Tallesteros
Ed Sneed
Jerry Pate
L Wadkins
Gil Morgan
Tom Kile
Andy Bean
L Thompson
M Barber
Gene Littler
Bobby Cole
Bill Rogers
Gay Brewer
McLendon
Andy North
Terry Diehl
J Miller
Jim Colbert
T Aaron
A Palmer
B Crenshaw
Mike Hull
Yorn Purtzer
Lyn Lott
John Sehlee
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