American hockey team stuns Czechs in Olympic tourney
In Sapporo Japan a young U S squad powered by Mike Curran upset favored Czechoslovakia 5 1 Curran stopped 52 shots in total after allowing only the opening goal and made a breakaway save on Jiri Holik. Sweden later tied 3 3 keeping the race wide open for the tournament lead
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Janet Lynn Wins Bronze In Sapporo Figure Skating
Janet Lynn of Rockford Illinois earns the United States second medal at the Winter Games by finishing third in women's figure skating with a near perfect free skate. Beatrix Schuba of Austria leads all. Juliet Lynn Holmes trails into the free skate phase.
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Ann Smith Wins Singles Title in Elyria Woman's Bowling Tourney
Ann Smith claimed the singles title at the 32nd Elyria Woman's Bowling Association Tournament held over four weekends at Tarry Lanes. Smith totaled 650 handicap across the event, with Kathy Borowy a strong contender at 647 and Deb Hovanskia posting top actual totals last weekend.
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Lois Cross
Walker cracks Bulls scoring record with 56 points
Chet Walker set a Chicago Bulls single game scoring mark with 56 points in a 119-94 win over the Royals. He hit 22 of 30 from the floor and 12 of 14 from the line, breaking Bob Love’s prior club record of 47 set in 1970.
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Musselman defends image amid brawl accusations with Ohio State
Minnesota coach Bill Musselman says he did not incite or condone violence in the January 25 fight with Ohio State. He asserts his philosophy opposes inciting aggression and questions the focus on Ohio State players.
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Mid American race could open up this week
The MAC title chase tightens as four teams sit within a half game of the lead after late week results. Ohio U and Miami share 4-2 marks, Kent State 3-2, with OU and Miami both at 9-8 overall as the top teams prepare for Saturday clashes.
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Purdue Clings to Big Ten Title Hopes After Weekend Wins
Ohio State and Minnesota held shares of the conference lead after winning. Purdue stayed in the chase with an 84-74 victory over Michigan while Indiana snapped a five game skid with an 83-69 win over Michigan State. Illinois moved to 2-2 with a 68-59 win over Northwestern.
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Bourne Opens With Mixed Golf Scores in California Event
Oberlin’s Bob Bourne, playing out of Aquamarine, carded a one over par 285 in the Corona Open a $20000 satellite event in California. He then shot 71 72 to start the Desert Classic qualifying in Palm Springs finishing with 73 69 to end the event. His final standing was not reported.
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Four champions return for Lorain Golden Gloves bouts
Open division titleholders from last year resume action at 8 p.m. tonight at the Lorain Youth Center. Larry Bowen, Napoleon Camel, Calvin Brown, and James Boone, all open champions, return with Gentile A.C. training. Tillman debuts in 160 open, with Kelly King a likely feature opponent.
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