Second NCAA season underway with expanded field
AP reports college basketball shifts to post season as the NCAA expands to 32 teams. Indiana leads Big Ten and Maryland eyes ACC bid amid strong showings from Louisville Kentucky UCLA and NC State. Conference champions Penn Louisville Arizona State Nevada Las Vegas Montana and Long Beach State are noted with San Diego State as a NCA A berth recipient due to probation.
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Burton wins $100,000 PBA title in Windsor Locks final
Nelson Burton Jr. defeated Ed Ressler 208 to 194 to win the $100,000 Professional Bowlers Association tournament in Windsor Locks Connecticut.
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Nelson Burton Jr
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Inverrary Gleason Classic Leads Top Finishers
Golf standings from the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic in Lauderhill Florida list top finishers with Bob Murphy earning $52,000 Eddie Pearce $29,640 Hale Irwin $10,010 Tom Weiskopf $7,995 and other notable players. Also reports Jody Scheckter led the South African Grand Prix in a Tyrrell and A J Foyt clinched the pole for the California 500 with wins in a twin 100 race.
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Sectional wrestling finals heat up at AK and peers
AT AK Amherst Avon Lake and other schools clash in sectional finals. Matches include Storzo beating Wilkenson 3-2 at 93 pounds and Cayton defeating Drew 7-5 at 119 pounds. Contests feature multiple wrestlers from Berea Berea Midpark Cloverleaf Elyria Lorain North Olmsted and more with decisive pins and decisions.
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Ray Storzo
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Bill Walsh
Wallie Senquiz
Bob Kelley
Chiando Ramos
Keith Cayton
Dan Drew
Mike Walsh
Willy Ortiz
Lou Joseph
Dec Sherm Micsak
Ted Buehl
Denis Dellishak
Jum Prussak
Don Kennard
Mike de- Anna
Tim Gagat
Bill Teutsch
Brad Welch IL
Ron Varga
Ted Kopacko
Tom Kopacko
Bul Tillo
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Mid-American race tightens as MAC leaders loom
Toledo and Central Michigan won after Bowling Green’s 9 4 conference mark, tying the league leaders with one game left. Central Michigan visits Bowling Green while Toledo hosts Western Michigan. If BG and Toledo tie, BG earns NCAA bid. CMU and Toledo would give Toledo the NCAA West regional bid.
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St Jude's Stars win first round Class A CYO game
The St Jude's Stars edged St Stanislaus 40-37 Sunday afternoon at Elyria Catholic in the Class A CYO tournament. Bob Humphrey and Mike Kozma scored 12 each, overcoming Tom Garza's 24 points by St Stanislaus, with St Jude's set to face Elyria St. Mary's Trotters Thursday at Lorain Catholic.
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Bob Humphrey
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Eagles win 45-22 in CYO basketball opener
The St. Jude Eagles defeated Lorain St Anthony 45 to 22 to start the Class B CYO Basketball Tournament. Eagles, Elyria Seventh Grade CYO champions, advance to face Lorain St Peter at Elyria Catholic on Thursday at 7 p.m. Kevin Ziegman led scoring with 14 points, Jeff Kovacs had 10. ROTTERDAM Arthur Ashe of Miami won the World Championship Tennis Green Group singles final, defeating Tom Okker 3-6 6-2 6-4.
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Rotterdam
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Miami
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Netherlands
Wade Nelson chooses Ohio University after stellar Avon Lake season
Avon Lake star Wade Nelson signed with Ohio University after earning Southwestern Conference MVP for sparking the Shoremen to the title. He rushed for 1,339 yards on 220 carries and scored 14 touchdowns as Avon Lake went 9-1-1. Nelson earned honorable mention on the UPI all Ohio team.
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Lampkin Expected to Be Released From Panama Hospital
Ray Lampkin of Portland Oregon is to be released from Social Security Hospital in Panama City Panama today following his 4th round knockout by Robert Duran for the WBA lightweight title. He lay unconscious for over an hour but doctors say he gained consciousness and is out of danger though kept for observation.
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Ray Lampkin
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Tournament Round One Scores Across Conferences
Action from the first round across the Southern Conference, NAIA, and Midwest regions includes wins by Davidson over East Car, Richmond over WMI, Brandeis over Wesleyan, Conn over Rhode Island, Rhode Island over Calby, Dartmouth over Columbia, and Harvard over Cornell among many others. Notable upsets and close games occur with PittJhastn, Duke over North Carolina, and Indiana over Ohio State, reflecting a broad field of teams competing for progression.
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