Daytona 24 Hours endures dramatic finish by Haywood Ongais
Hurley Haywood Danny Ongais and Ted Field won the Daytona endurance race in a turbo Porsche after a tense finish when Ongais limped across the line at 20 mph with less than a minute to go. Ferrari and other rivals retired amid tire troubles and mechanical faults as 22 of 61 starters finished.
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Tickner captures another skate title
Charles Tickner of Littleton Colorado won his third straight national title in the championship men division at the 1979 U S Figure Skating Championships in Cincinnati before a record crowd of 13 573 at Riverfront Coliseum. He scored 150 22 points with seven ordinals to take first place, followed by Scott Cramer of Colorado Springs second with 143 30 points and 17 ordinals and David Santee of Park Ridge Illinois third with 143 12 points and 20 ordinals.
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Firelands Girls Rally Past Keystone 44 23 in Conference
Firelands girls toppled Keystone 44 to 23 in Inland Conference action. A strong second quarter 19-6 powered Firelands as Susan Pete led with 16 points and Sherry Cameron added 14. Patti Polen led Keystone with 10 as their record moved to 5-8 overall and 3-8 in league play.
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Laffite Wins Brazilian Grand Prix as Ligier Dominates
Jacques Laffite storms to victory from pole at Interlagos in 40 laps, with Patrick Depailler second as Ligier showcases reliability. Andretti exits early due to fuel pump failure. Reutemann third, Pironi fourth, Villeneuve fifth, Scheckter sixth. Laffite leads the points race as Andretti loses ground.
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Villeneuve
Canada
Jody Scheckter
South Africa
West All-Stars win All-Star game in frigid Silverdome
The West beat the East as players like Thompson and Westphal led with 14 and 13 points in the first half, pushing a fast break style despite 19 degree wind chill. Erving led the East with 29 points, while Gervin, Hayes, Tomjanovich and Lanier also reached double figures as attendance reached 31,745.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles
Marques Johnson
Milwaukee
North Olmsted sits ninth straight in SWC wrestling win
North Olmsted Eagles edged Olmsted Falls 34-22 as Pat Kilbane and Mark Peracchio secured pins in the last two bouts to seal the Southwestern Conference victory. Mark Ciccarello beat Kevin Dieckman 14-10 in a key 132 pound matchup, while North Olmsted improved to 9-0, 6-0 and hosts Fairview next.
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Class AA sectional draw set for Elyria High tonight
The Class AA Sectional draw takes place at 8 p.m. tonight at Elyria High School. Competing teams include Avon Brooklyn Columbia Elyria Catholic Elyria West Keystone Brookside Lorain Catholic Buckeye Highland Oberlin Firelands Olmsted Falls Wellington and Northwestern.
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Edison crew retains Firelands mat title
Edison Chargers claim their sixth Firelands Conference wrestling title in nine years by finishing first with 171 points after six individual champions. New London settled for second at 15644, followed by Mapleton and others as Edison overcame a 140 to 133 leadership entering finals.
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Bay Rolls Over Avon Lake In 39-8 Victory
Bay pins Avon Lake in a 39-8 road win as Tim Platt and Colin Tillo deliver pins. Bay loses two weights 98 and 185 while dominating the rest. Avon Lake drops to 2-5 on the season with a tight junior varsity win for Bay 22-20.
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Colin Tillo
Rockets
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Petr Sak
Key Keane
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Ken Bowen
Im Platt
Bruce Jen
Mike Stuckard
Brian Jenson
Randy Nickel
Steve Hart
Gary Milliken
Mike 1853
Reber
Jim Murray
Jett Meyer
Lee Sellers
Mike James
Dan Hay
John Peterson
Riel Tomumek
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Girls AAA sectional draw set for Feb 13 at North Ridgeville HS
The Girls Class AAA Sectional draw takes place February 13 at 5:15 p.m. in room 114 at North Ridgeville High School. Sectional games run February 26, 27 and March 1, 2, 7, 8, 9 with district action on March 12 and 14. Participating schools include Amherst, Avon Lake, Bay, St. Joseph Academy, Elyria, Fairview, Midview, St. Augustine Academy, Lakewood, Cloverleaf, Admiral King, Lorain, Southview, North Olmsted, North Ridgeville, Magnifiend Rocky River and Westlake.
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Carner takes LPGA Triple Crown with 4 and 3 win
JoAnne Carner won the $100,000 LPGA Triple Crown at Mission Hills Country Club defeating Pat Bradley 4 and 3 to claim $23,000. The meet featured 28 events, with top players and Olympic connections noted across track, tennis, and golf.
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Pat Bradley
Mission Hills Country Club
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Buckeye Boys Dominate Independence In Dual Meet
Buckeye wrestling built a 51-15 non conference victory at Medina with four pins by Tom Rice Jim Sander Rich Morton and Miles Steele plus an 18-4 major decision by Darin Mason. Morton pinned Mike Dolansky at 167 and Steele pinned Frank Rte Slater at 175 while others earned decisions and byes in a busy lineup.
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Tom Rice
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Miles Steele
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Scoth Sweress
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College basketball highlights from a busy Saturday card
Unbeatens Indiana State stay perfect with 20th win as Larry Bird posts 22 points and 22 rebounds. Duke beats Maryland behind Jim Spanarkel 27 and Mike Gminski 22. North Carolina edges Virginia Tech with clutch efforts by Al Wood in regulation and overtime. Bruins beat Oregon on Brad Holland’s 23, UCLA guards featured in the team’s “letter play.” Louisville tops Cincinnati as Darrrell Griffith scores 25. LSU upends Kentucky. Texas tops TCU. Michigan State defeats Northwestern. Texas A M over Houston. Temple stops Drexel. Arkansas over Rice. Vanderbilt over Mississippi in a wide Saturday slate.
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al Wood
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al Green
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