MSU coach recommends firing one assistant in recruiting scandal
Michigan State football coach Denny Stolz urged firing Howard Weyers while recommending retention of Charlie Butler after NCAA sanctions. The board will decide Weyers's three year recruiting ban and Butler's one year off campus ban amid a three year probation for MSU.
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Michigan State
Denny Stolz
Detroit Free Press
MSU Board of Trustees
Howard Weyers
Charlie Butler
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
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Butler
Weyers
Free Press
The
Jack Shingleton
Show of Pageantry Ends Winter Games
The 12th Winter Olympic Games closed with a pageant in Innsbruck as Lord Killanin declared the games over. Austria won the final event, the 90 meter ski jump, while the U S finished third with 10 medals. The Soviet Union led with 13 golds and 27 medals total, East Germany was second with seven golds. A Saturday night barroom brawl involving U S hockey players drew heavy attention.
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Wick Temple
Innsbruck
International Olympic Committee
Lord Killanin
Ireland
Lake Placid
N.Y
U.S
United States
Dorothy Hamill
Sheila Young
Peter Mueller
Soviet Union
East Germany
Munich
Montreal
West Germany
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Gary Ross
Rouseau, Minn
Robert Miller
Bill
Trimble Loses to Buckeyes 71 61 in Saturday Tilt
Nelsonville York beat Trimble 71 to 61 as Mark Sullivan 22 and Rudy Schultz 20 led the Buckeyes while Mark Hunter and Mike Lewis both had 22 for Trimble. Trimble trailed by eight entering the final period and shot 40.4 percent to Nelsonville York’s 44.3.
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Bill Gibbs
Buchtel
Trimble Tomcats
Nelsonville York
Virgil Grandy
Tomcats
Buckeyes
Trimble
Nelsonville-York
Forrest Ervin
Grandy
Rudy Schultz
Mark Sullivan
Sullivan
Schultz
Mark Hunter
Mike Lewis
Tom Johnson
Lewis
Echstenkamper
Gardner
Hunter
Faires
Nelsonville- York
Schiutz
Runyon
Call
Johnson
B. Sullivan
M. Sullivan
Trimber
Basketball Tourney Pairings Set Across Ohio Class A to AAA
The Athens area hosts Class AAA sectional games on Feb 27 28 and March 3 4 with Lancaster Athens Portsmouth Miami Trace Marietta and Chillicothe competing. Class AA at Coal Grove features Ironton Rock Hill Gallipolis Wellston South Point and Jackson with a March 6 final. Class A at Meigs lists North Gallia Eastern Southern Han nan Trace Kyger Creek and Kyger Creek foes with Ironton hosting the sectionals and finals. Top seeds and second seeds determine district berths to Rio Grande and Chillicothe districts.
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Portsmouth
Miami Trace
Marietta
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Nelsonville-York
Sheridan
Meigs
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Nelsonville-York-Sheridan
Warren Local
Rio Grande
Coal Grove
Ironton
Rock Hill
Wellston
South Point
Gallipolis
Jackson
Unicto
Washington Court House
Greenfield McClain
Waverly
Hillsboro
Federal Hocking
Waverly-Hillsboro
Vinton County
North Gallia
Eastern
Southern
Hannan Trace
Kyger Creek
Athens grapplers shine with two golds in quadrangular meet
In CHILLICOTHE, Athens beat Ironton 42 19 and Miami Trace 32 22 but fell to Chillicothe 38 15. Gary Keller 145 and Lorant Ipacs 155 went 3 0 for golds, while Craig Cummings 175 won two and tied one. Hawk 126 and Courant 167 each won twice but lost to Chillicothe.
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Chillicothe
Athens
Ironton
Miami Trace
Gary Keller
Lorant Spacs
Craig Cummings
Larry Hawk
Jeff Courant
Bruce Fenning
Randy Bail
Paul Schweichart
Kevin Park
Chris Garland
Hawk
John Jenkins
Mark Rice
Jim Stuckey
Steve Ellis
Ellis
Jeff Keating
Lorant
Ipacs
Kirt Stuckey
Jack Rowe
John Herlihy
Jeff Coutant
Dave Hennessy
Coutant
Tom Wilemen
Rick Parker
Jeff Caremer
Cummings
John Wills
Steve Heiss
John Burr
Dwight West
Jeff Kreibel
West
Dana Cousing
Rangers Dominate Kansas City in Monday NHL Action
In Monday hockey results the New York Rangers beat Kansas City 5 to 1 while Detroit topped Minnesota 5 to 3 and Chicago defeated Kansas City 4 to 5. Other scores include Washington 8 over Detroit 5 and Los Angeles 4 over Boston 4. Sundays saw California 7 Minnesota 3 and Islanders 3 Buffalo 1 with Philadelphia 2 Montreal remaining.
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New Orleans
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Toronto
California
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Vancouver
Minnesota
New York Islanders
Montreal
NY Island
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Vancur
S Louis
L Angeles
Pitts
Calif
Snead secures second San Diego Open title in sudden finish
J C Snead held a five shot lead as Don Bies surged, but Snead birdied the final hole to post 72 and 272 total at Torrey Pines, capturing the Andy Williams San Diego Open for the second year in a row. Bies, Morley, Crampton and January chased with 273–275 totals.
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San Diego
J.C. Snead
Sam Snead
Snead
Torrey Pines
Parries
Mike Morley
Bruce Crampton
Don January
Morley
Crampton
Bud Allin
Miller Barber
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