Final Four Weekend Quiz Teases History and Records
A lively weekend quiz hops through NCAA Final Four lore with questions on the largest crowds, longest winning streaks, Most points in a tournament, and runner up schools. It riffs on 1982 New Orleans UNC triumph and Indiana’s Big Ten ties, noting host cities and notable players.
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Superdome
New Orleans
North Carolina
Orégon
Big Ten
Indiana
Walt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Ths
Ohio
Aver
Cavaliers
North Carolina State
Lousville
Hagler Defends Title in Ninth Straight Showdown
Marvelous Hagler retained his undisputed middleweight crown with a ninth defense against Argentina's Juan Domingo Roldan. A controversial 10th round knockout by referee Tony Perez ended the bout after Hagler pressured an eye-impaired challenger, who had been knocked down earlier. Hagler, 59-2-2, extended his knockout total to 45 and eyed a potential September clash with Thomas Hearns, while Mustafa Hamsho loomed as a probable next opponent. Sugar Ray Leonard attended as guest commentator.
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Mike Bruton
Kaught-Ridder
Las Vegas
Nev
Marvelou
Marvin Hagier
Roberto Duran
Hagler
Argentina
Juan Domingo Roldan
Roldan
Tony Perez
Perez
Duran
Carlos Monzon
Monzon
Thomas Hearns
Haglers
Sugar Ray Leonard
Hagler- Roldan
Mustafa Hamsho
World Boxing Council
Hamsho
Arrows topple Force in 8 6 MISL affair at Cleveland
New York Arrows fought from behind to beat the Cleveland Force 8 6 as Etherington Liveric and Mulroy each struck twice. Etherington broke a 6 5 lead at 12 31 of the final period and Liveric tallied 1:28 later for his 44th of the season. Nandhoff added two for Cleveland who tied it at 5 5 on Ferguson’s third period goal.
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EM He Lefacirhd
Penan
Gary Etherington
Mark Liverie
New York Arrows
Cleveland Force
Etherington
Liveric
Etherington Liveric
Tom Mulroy
Arrows
George Nandhoff
Force
Drew Ferguson
Dave Hoggan
Pittsburgh Spirit
St Louis Steamers
aRee Americans
Buffalo Stallions
Yilmaz Orhan
Pacers
Indiana
Cleveland
Cavaliers
Sichting
Tom Nissalke
Nissalke
Cliff Robinson
Agaist
Shelton
Robinson
Hinson
Bagley
Free
Hubbard
Cook
Huston
Garris
Thompson
Indtana
Johnson
Kellogg
Carter
Wythams
Lowe
Waters
Thomas
McKenna
Shelton Johnson
Shpatovich
Williams
Couples shoots 64 leads Players Championship first day
Fred Couples opened on a hot note at Ponte Vedra with a course record 64 to lead by two at 135 nine under par during the Players Championship. He pounded eight birdies and an eagle as windless conditions flattened the tough layout. Tom Watson followed with six straight birdies to 67, two others—Jim Thorpe and Lanny Wadkins—close in, while Seve Ballesteros and others battled for spots near the leaders.
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Ponte Vedra
Flaap
Fred Couples
California
Couples
Players Club
Tom Watson
Jim Thorpe
Lanny Wadkins
Seve Ballesteros
Span Ballesteros
Johnny Miller
Hal Sutton
Larry Nelson
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Southern Cal claims second straight women's title bid
In a semifinal at Pauley Pavilion, Cheryl Miller scored the final five points to lift No 5 Southern California past No 2 Louisiana Tech 62-47. Miller finished with 22 points as ASU seeks back to back crowns, while Jamice Lawrence led Tech with 28 as Tennessee advanced to the final with an 82-73 win over Cheyney State.
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LOS Angeles
Cheryl Miller
Amy Alkek
Lady Techsters
Lady Trojans
Hedy
Louissidlid Lech Raed
Miller
Lousiana Tech
Jamce Lawrence
Lawrence
Tennessee
Mary Ostrowski
Lady Volunteers
Kimbro leads Lorain boxers into finals at Golden Gloves
In Cleveland the Lake Erie District Golden Gloves semis saw Elyria’s Harold Kimbro and Lorain’s Rick West win open division bouts. Billy Whitfield earned a split decision in novice action, while Julio Rivera advanced to Tuesday’s finals via a bye in the 106-pound novice division. West impressed in the third round, and Kimbro outpointed Sam Washington in the 147-pound open division for Elyria’s Camel McElyn Boxing Club.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Lake Erie
Cleveland Public Hall
Youngstown
Sam Washington
Elyria
Camel McElyn Boxing Club
West
Gray's Boxing Club
Lorain
Tony Corbisello
Whitfield
Freddies Athletic Club
Eli Dixon
Golfers adopt new handicap system
By FRANK MITTLER The Northern Ohio Golf Association adopts the USGA Handicap Information System GHSN and retains the slope based on course ratings. New terms front middle and back tees replace old labels. Schedule highlights include Beechmont Country Club May 10 and the Northeast Ohio Amateur final rounds June 29 at Chagrin Valley.
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Frank Mittler
C-T
Northern Ohio Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Golfer
USGA
NOGA
Beechmont Country Club
Elyria Country Club
West
Tippecanoe Country Club
Northeast Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Palmer
Pine Ridge
NEC
Oakwood
Windmall Lakes
Chagrin Valley
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WBA
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Tan Sybis
Spirit
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Indianapolis
Clark Kellogg
Indiana Pacer
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Southern Cal
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CAL
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