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Pharos-Tribune. Logansport, Ind. Davis Survives Two Knockdowns Monday, July 10,1978 Elder Wins GMO In Playoff INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Olympic lightweight champ Howard Davis won his eighth straight pro fight, but he learned something too, coming back from two knockdowns at the hands of Norman Coins. Davis came back from the canvas to win a unanimous decision in a 10-rounder nationally televised by CBS. Davis, of Glen Cove, N.Y., swept the final four rounds of the bout.

The referee and two judges scored it 98-94, 96-94 and 98-91 for Davis, the 1978 Olympics champ. Coins, of Indianapolis, a former national AAU and Golden Gloves champion, dropped Davis with an overhand right a minute into the first round for a mandatory eight-count and again with a left hook late in the fifth round. at 2:58 of the fifth round in the other lightweight 10- round bout, with a short right to the head and a left under the ribs. Stanton, of Merrick, Long Island, N.Y., began to take control in the fourth round and clearly controlled the bout in the fifth, but the fighters could have been rated about even until the knockout. Copleand weighed in at ISfl 1 Stanton at 137.

It was Stanton's second victory over Copelan, who lost to him last year by a decision. In the state heavyweight title match, Tom Prater of Indianapolis outclassed Clyde Mudgett, Indianapofis, shortening a scheduled eight- rounder to five rounds. Prater, at 196 pounds, outweighed Mudgett by nine pounds. Davis weighed 134; less than a pound more. Coins now is 19-8-1, with two no-decisions.

Larry Stanton knocked out Johnny Copelan, of Joplin, Prater took every round, Coins dropping Mudgett in the fourth and with an uppercut in the fifth. The referee stopped ihe bout as Mudgett lay bleeding heavily from the nose. Baseball Standings Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto AMERICAN LEAGUE East Pet. 57 26 .687 48 38 .548 45 40 .529 42 .500 39 46 .459 32 53 .376 West Pet. California 45 40 .525 Kansas City 44 40 .524 Texas 42 41 .506 Osktend 44 .494 Minnesota 39 42 .481 Chicago 38 46 .452 Seattle 30 58 .341 Saturday's Results Toronto 3, CtkagoO Minnesota 9, Oakland 8.

1 1 inning Boston 12. Cleveland 5, 1st, twilight Boston 3, Cleveland 2, 2nd, night Calllomia 10, Seattle 5, 1st. twilight California 5, Seattle 0, 2nd, night Milwaukee 6, New York 5. night Kansas City Baltimore 3, night Detroit 5, fexasl, nigh! Sunday's Rssults Cleveland 7, Bosloni Chicago 5, Milwaukee 8, New York 4 Kansas City 10, Baltimore 4 California? Minnesota 7, Oakland 0 Texas 4, Detroit 3,13 innings, night Monday's Games (No games scheduled I Tuesday's Games (No games scheduled) (A.L. vs.

N.L. All-Star GaM at San Dlt-go) GB 9 ll'i 13 15'i 19 26 GB Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Monlreal New York St. Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE East J7 43 39 40 41 45 36 50 34 53 West San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta Houston 52 34 50 36 49 37 42 45 37 47 36 46 Pel. GB .580 .524 .494 7 .477 .413 16 Pet. GB .605 .531 2 .570 3 .483 ,440 14 .439 Saturday's Results New Chicago0 Philadelphia 6, Montreal 3.1st, Iwiiight Montreal 8, Philadelphia night Los Angeles 7, Houston twilight Los Angeles 7, HoustonS, 2nd, night San Cincinnati 2, nigh! St.

Louis4, PillsburghO, night Atlanta 6, San Diego twilight San Diego 7. Atlanta night Sunday's Results Philadelphia 8, Montreal 7 Chicago4, New York 1 Pittsburgh 6. SL Louis! Atlanta 5, San Diego 2 Cincinnati 8, San Francisco 2 Houston 5. Los Angeles 1 Monday's Games (No games scheduled! Tuesday's Games (Nogaroesscheduledi (N.L. vs.

A.L. All-Star GameatSan Diego) FRANKLIN, Wis. (UPI) As soon as he teed off on the 197-yard eighth hole, Lee Trevino seemed to sense the sudden death playoff was over. Ke grimaced as the ball landed in a sand trap, then walked slowly to the green with his head down. Along the way, he paused to say a few words to his opponent.

Lee Elder. "He told me, 'Oh, I'm so tired, my legs are Elder said, -moments after winning the $150,000 Greater Milwaukee Open Sunday. And in a bitter irony, Trevino knew perhaps more than anyone Muncey Captures Regatta MADISON, Ind. (UPI) Bill Muncey claimed his powerboat rode like a car with two flat front tires after losing a stabilizer, but he turned the Ohio River into the "Muncey Freeway" and won the Madison Regatta Sunday. It was his fourth straight win in unlimited hydroplane racing and his sixth at Madison.

He averaged 109.409 miles per hour over the 2V 2 mile course to win the Indiana Governor's Cup. Muncey, 49, of La Mesa, owner-driver of the Atlas Van Lines-sponsored boat, broke the course qualifying record Saturday at 117.340 mph. His win was almost an anticlimax after a third heat duel against Ron Snyder. "Anybody who would've seen our second heat wouldn't have given this boat a 10-cent chance in Hell of even finishing this event, much less winning," Muncey said. His other three wins this season were at Miami, Detroit and Owensboro, Ky.

Ke reached his top speed of the day in his first lap at 115,237 mph in a race delayed two hours while rescue boats dragged the river for the body of a man who jumped from a bridge on a dare or bet. Chip Hanauer, 24, Port Townsend, was run- nerup in the Squire. Hanauer, who recalls idolizing Muncey during his boyhood, reached a top speed of 104.167 in the first and second laps and averaged 99.513. else on the Tuckaway Country over," he had told reporters rf pnnirfn'thprtnnoSimrtav dramatic 18-foot birdie putt on But it was his last hurrah. Club course what to expect early last week.

"Because oe aone sunaay. the final green. It gave him a Trevino missed five-foot from tired legs. then a golfer has to play with Trevino, who had shadowed round of 68, 4-under-par, and birdie putts on the second and his shoulders. And it can't be Elder through four rounds, tied him with Elder at fourth playoffs and a forced the playoff by sinking a under-par, for 72 holes, nine-footer on the seventh.

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