Long Shot by Ellis Lifts Warriors to Stay Alive
A dramatic last second 40 footer by Joe Ellis gave the Milwaukee Bucks a 106-104 loss to the San Francisco Warriors, forcing a decisive game in Madison. Lew Alcindor and Jerry Lucas tied for top with 32 points each as the series stands 3-1 Milwaukee.
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Joe Ellis
Associated Press
Milwaukee Bucks
San Francisco Warriors
Ellis
Warriors
Riors
Madison
Wis
Bucks
Knicks
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Otterbein Coach Emphasizes Education Through Athletics
Otterbein coach Curt Tong urged SECAL members to value sports as part of education at the league banquet in Lake White Club. The event honored all league players, Coach of the Year C D Hawkee and MVP Phil Miller, as Shaw of Logan topped free throws and Otterbein tied the season with 18 4.
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Phil Miller
Lake White Club
Tong
Einstein
Waverly
Alex Couladis
Athens
Charlie Kitchen
Ironton
Gary Martin
Jackson
Jeff Tye
Meigs
Jeff Hopkins
Eric Coon
Larry Snowden
Gallipolis
Bud Christian
Jeff Morris
Randy Ratcliff
Wellston
Dave Smith
Rod Ferguson
John (Zero) Myers
Tony DeStephen
Rick Krebs
Logan
Rick van Matre
Tony Gullion
Danny Settles
Miller
Earl James
The
Waverly News
Hawkee
Charles McAfee
Waverly Tigers
McAfee
America
Mark Shaw
Lee Hamilton
Wlgn Radio
Jack Pursell
First Presbyterian Church
Otterbein
Ohio Athletic Conference
Wrenmen Open Home Schedule Against Wesleyan
Ohio University hosts Wesleyan in a doubleheader at Trautwein Field at 1 p.m. with Bill Toadvine and Terry Wenger named as probable starters. Bob Kleiber leads the batting with .400, while Ohio pitchers post strong ERA figures led by Bierman and Diamond at 0.00.
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Ohio University Bobcat
Bobcats
W. Va
Wesleyan
Trautwein Field
Wrenmen
Wesleyan Bobcats
Ohio
Bill Toadvine
Terry Wenger
Doug Diamond
Bob Kleiber
Bobcat
Tony Gray
Gray
Dave Sparks
Jim Bierman
Diamond
Bob Niekamp
Wenger
Bierman
Cincinnati
Cats
Dayton
Flyers
MAC
Kent State
Chillicothe Defeats AHL In Track Meet
Chillicothe captured firsts in nine of 15 events to beat Athens 75 14 to 51 14 in the opening meet of the season. Kisler won the 100 and 220 dashes, while Fennell Wilkinson Essex Ackerman Swart led Athens with top finishes and an 11 point team total. Next meet Monday at Gallipolis.
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Cothe
Athens Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Kisler
Chillicothe
Athens
Bob Fennell
Mike Wilkinson
Rick Essex
Allen Ackerman
Mark Swart
Bulldog
Bob Beverage
Paul Scarmeck
John Goodwin
Fennell
Swart
Gallipolis
D. Anderson
Aquino
Smith
Gatliff
Wesner
Sheridan
Kennedy
Gothard
M. Scarmack
Homans
Cau
Sympson
Childlesthe
Goodwin
Topping
Wilkinson
Essex
DePugh
Wiseman
Ackerman
Martin
David
Thomas
Lewis
Barrett
Riggin
Walmast
Morgan
Buck
New York Racing Association schedules 234 racing days
The NYRA will stage 234 thoroughbred racing days in 1971. Aqueduct opens spring meetings on March 8 running 66 days to May 22, followed by 30 days at Belmont and another 30 at Aqueduct. Saratoga runs Aug 2 to Aug 28 with a 42 day Belmont meeting and a 42 day Aqueduct windup ending Dec 4.
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New York
New York Racing Association
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Saratoga
Belmont
Thursday Baseball Results Across Cities and Scores
Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 8 Chicago 0 Cleveland 0 Kansas City 2 St Louis 0 Oakland 4 San Dieno 2 San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 1 Detroit 13 Boston 12 Houston 5 New York A 0 Eugene PCL 9 Philadelphia 7 Atlanta 4 Richmond IL 2
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oakland
San Dieno
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Detroit
Boston
Houston
New York
Eugene
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Richmond
Pro Cage Eastern Conference Semifinals Recap
New York beats Atlanta 107 to 11 and wins series 4 to 1. Philadelphia edges Baltimore 104 to 103, Baltimore leads series 3 to 2. Los Angeles defeats Chicago 115 to 89, and San Francisco tops Milwaukee 106 to 104 as Milwaukee leads 3 to 1. Friday shows no games scheduled.
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Bucks
Jeff Mullins
New York Knicks
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ellis
Oscar Robertson
Oakland
Calif
Lew Alcindor
Jerry Lucas
New York
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Craig Love Named Early Pick For Ohio Indiana All star Game
Ohio University 6 8 center Craig Love is among the first four selected for the 1971 Ohio Indiana All Star Game. Other picks include Bubba Jones Ashland College Larry Baker Wittenberg College and Rich Walker Bowling Green. The series features 12 players from each state with two games at St John Arena and Hinkle Field House. Tickets available from Sertoma Club members in Ohio or Indiana.
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Columbus
Craig Love
Ohio University
Bubba Jones
Ashland College
Larry Baker
Wittenberg College
Rich Walker
Bowling Green
Sertoma Charities
St. John Arena
Ohio State University
Hinkle Field House
Butler University
Indianapolis
Love
Buffalo
U.S
All-Sports Magazine
Baker
Wittenberg
Walker
Cleveland
Sertoma
Ohio
Indiana
Dow Lake and Area Waters Stocked With Trout
The Ohio Division of Wildlife announced stocking trout in Dow Lake Athens County and other area waters. Five hundred tagged trout were released at Dow Lake and Jackson city reservoir to study harvest numbers growth and lifespans. Fishermen are urged to record tag numbers catch dates and weights and report to Paul Kennard at Dow Lake or the Athens office. Other waters include Wolfe Run Lake Noble County New Lexington reservoir Perry County and Monroe Lake.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Athens County
Dow Lake
Jackson City Reservoir
Paul Kennard
State St
Athens
Wolfe Run Lake
Noble County
New Lexington City Reservoir
Perry County
Monroe Lake
Monroe County
Pro Hockey Tied Games Across League Schedule
The day features several afternoon NHL matchups with multiple ties. Buffalo and Pittsburgh end 3 3, St Louis and Philadelphia finish 1 1, and Vancouver versus California plus New York facing Montreal are listed as afternoon shows without results. Other scheduled games include Boston at Toronto Chicago at Detroit Minnesota at Philadelphia and California at Los Angeles with no results reported.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Los Angeles
Track season opens with Ohio, Bowling Green and Kent State at Peden
Ohio University thinclads begin outdoor action in a 1 p.m. triangular at Peden Stadium with Bowling Green and Kent State. New coach Meade Burnett aims for a morale boosting win. standout performances in Florida Relays included Kensinger high jump Madsen javelin Cronacher pole vault.
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Ohio University
Bowling Green
Kent State
Peden Stadium
Ohio
Meade Burnett
Florida Relays
Jim Kensinger
Roy Madsen
Greg Cronacher
Bobcat Golfers Climb to Seventh at GAC Tourney
In Cape Coral Ohio University sits seventh after round led by Mike McPhee with a two under par 70. Slugger White and Bob Moock each carded 71 as the event proceeds.
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Cape Coral
Fla
Ohio University
Mike McPhee
Slugger White
Bob Moock
Ed North
Florida
Air Medal For Valor Awards Lt Peter Dencker
Lt. Peter A. Dencker, 1968 Army football linebacker from Huntington, N.Y., received his second Air Medal with a V device for valor after aiding wounded men in Vietnam while leading a reconnaissance patrol. He is executive officer of Company H Ranger, 75th Airborne Infantry, 1st Cavalry.
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West Point
N.Y
Peter A. Dencker
Huntington, N.Y
Vietnam
Cer
Ranger
75Th Airborne Infantry
1St Cavalry
Hess Sets Sights On Quarterback Race At Ohio University
Ohio University coach Bill Hess begins his 14th spring practice with 32 lettermen returning including 18 of last year’s first 22. Five candidates will compete for QB led by Greg Deyton Jack Hay Larry Hummer and Dave Juenger with Tim Won er also in mix. Spring practice runs Mon Wed Fri and Sat with the spring game set for May 8.
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Ohio University
Bill Hess
Hess
Greg Deyton
Dayton Wayne
Jack Hay
Youngstown Boardman
Larry Hummer
Ashtabula Harbor
Hay
Hummer
Dave Juenger
Chillicothe
Tim Woner
Galion Northmor
Steve Skiver
Carson Crow
Norm Koury
Billy Mitchell
Ohio
Bill Gary
Lima
Bobby Allen
Juenger
al Benton
Jack LeVeck
Joe Stattmiller
Weeb Ewbank to Speak at Green and White Club Banquet
Wilbur C. Ewbank, head coach of the New York Jets, will be speaker at the Green and White Club annual banquet on May 5. Tickets available at Athens National Bank Swearingen's Sporting Goods and Reed and Baur Insurance. Event at Ohio University's Baker Center 7:30 p.m. with a Meet the Speaker hour at Athens Country Club afterward.
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Wilbur C. “Weeb
Ewbank
New York Jets
Green and White Club
Athens National Bank
Swearingen’s Sporting Goods and
Reed and Baur Insurance, Inc
Oho University
Baker Center
Athens Country Club
New York Justice Reflects On Dartmouth Football Days
State Supreme Court Justice Myles F. Lane recalls Dartmouth football in the 1920s noting footballs grew larger and players heavier. He says both ways play and longer games made balls seem out of shape while appreciating today’s faster, more exciting game.
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New York
New York State Supreme Court
Myles F. Lane
Dartmouth
Judge Lane
Four Coaches To Hall Of Fame
Four deceased college football coaches are named in the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Pioneer category. Jesse Harper at Notre Dame, Homer Norton at Centenary and Texas A M, George Sanford at Columbia and Rutgers, and Francis Schmidt who led Tulsa Arkansas TCU and Ohio State. Induction will occur in Rutgers next fall per NFF chairman Chester J. La Roche.
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N. J.P
National Football Foundation
Jesse Harper
Notre Dame
Homer Norton
Centenary
Texas A&m
George Sanford
Columbia
Rutgers
Francis Schmidt
Tulsa
Arkansas
TCU
Ohio State
Chester J. la Roche
NFF
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