Schrader wins Busch Clash at Daytona in 50 mile sprint
Ken Schrader led 15 of 20 laps in the Busch Clash at Daytona International Speedway driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo to victory and $75,000. Davey Allison and Terry Labonte finished behind him in a race for pole winners. Crashes wounded three drivers in the ARCA 200. Ben Hess won by two car lengths over Ronald Cooper but injuries to Usry Dotter and Clifford Allison drew focus. Tom Usry remained critically injured after multiple fractures. Top Fuel racer Gary Ormsby won the NHRA Winternationals at Pomona, with Bruce Larson and Bob Glidden also victorious. Connie Kalitta set a top speed record at Pomona. Track and field featured Bubka regaining the world indoor pole vault mark. Linford Christie and Carl Lewis posted top marks in Stuttgart events. Speed skating saw Leo Visser take the all-round title. Lendl beat Gilbert at the Volvo Open. Graf crushed Shriver at Euro-America Cup. Savchenko won by injury default. MLB expansion talks noted and James Madison University investigated a sophomore baseball player’s death.
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Sports Night Schedule and Front Office Moves
Broadcast listings include Syracuse at Georgetown Ohio State at Iowa and Cal Santa Barbara plus Cavaliers at Heat with various radio stations. Untethered notes report baseball front office changes naming Carlton Fisk Bobby Thigpen Mike Jackson Clint Zavaras Dave Cochrane and Paul Moskau with interim general manager Harry Hopper.
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Savers claims playoff birdie for Hawaiian Open win
Gene Savers, after a productive two weeks that included birth of his son and a fourth-place LA finish, won the Hawaii Open with a 7-under 65 finishing 19-under overall. David Ogrin, one stroke back, saw his final chip-in chance end with Sauers’ birdie on 18.
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Oklahoma tops Arizona to claim AP No. 1 after losses shake poll
Oklahoma defeats top-ranked Arizona 82 80 to seize the AP No. 1 spot as Georgetown Missouri and Louisville drop. Oklahoma’s 21 3 record includes a 27th straight home win and a earlier 112 105 win over Missouri. Arizona slips to 18 3 ahead of Kansas Colorado trips.
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Flames rout Penguins as win streak hits seven
Calgary Flames extend their winning streak to seven and unbeaten run to 11 with a 4-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Doug Gilmour scores twice as Calgary improves to 40-11-8 for 88 points, outshooting Pittsburgh 50-17 at Civic Arena.
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