Cats Face Fourth Big Ten Foe Ohio's Tune Is On Wisconsin
Ohio University hosts Wisconsin in a 7:30 p.m. Convocation Center clash as the Bobcats seek to even their Big Ten record. A 5:15 p.m. prelim features the Bobkittens versus Campus All Stars. Badgers star Leon Howard averages 17 points. Twin announcers Kim and Kerry Hughes add radio intrigue.
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Frazier Seeks Rematch as Superstars Carnival Tests Versatility
Smokin Joe Frazier joins the first annual Superstars Carnival in Rotonda West Florida showing mixed results in swimming. He trailed in a 60 meter heat before quitting as Peter Revson and Jean Claude Killy led in swimming. The event mixed athletes from boxing racing skiing hockey golf and tennis with other stars like Rod Gilbert and Mark Spitz competing for top spots. Frazier aims at Foreman but concedes Spitz’s golds in a playful showcase of multi sport talent. Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench competed in bowling and golf while Revson dominated, earning 23 points overall. Wisconsin and Ohio college hoops teams posted recent wins and losses with Ohio showing potential for NIT.
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Baseball Talks Continue Today
New York AP Marvin Miller head of the MLB Players Association and John Gaherin chief negotiator for the owners will meet again today to resolve the contract dispute before spring training. Pittsburgh GM Joe L Brown says owners may move money elsewhere amid the tense talks in Bradenton Florida. No statements were issued after the latest three hour session as negotiations enter a fourth day.
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Palmer's Spectacle-ular golf honors at Metropolitan dinner
Arnold Palmer, 43, credits spectacles for better depth perception and displays them at the National Awards Dinner of the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association in New York. Jack Nicklaus, Ben Hogan, Bob Jones, Walter Hagen honored. Nicklaus named 1972 Player of the Year with five tour wins and over 320000 dollars. Byron Nelson received the Gold Tee Award. Gene Littler earned the Ben Hogan Award for overcoming cancer. Ted Schroeder and family named Family of the Year for La Jolla Country Club ties.
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Steubenville High names Tom Gardner head coach
Steubenville High School promotes Tom Gardner, 34, to head football coach succeeding Abe Bryan who had led since 1964. Bryan will stay with the school in an administrative role.
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Buckeyes Upset Purdue With Sharp Shooting, Good Judgment
Ohio State upset Purdue 102-79 as the Buckeyes shot 61 percent, using patient offense and strong rebounding. Wardell Jackson scored 26 and Luke Witte 24 as OSU built a 40-20 lead and maintained control despite 61 fouls and 49 turnovers in a rough Big Ten matchup.
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Top Teams Unchanged In Major College Basketball Poll
The Associated Press Top Twenty sees UCLA and North Carolina State in first and second with undefeated runs. Minnesota holds fourth, Indiana rises to tenth, Purdue enters at seventeenth, while Long Beach State stays third and Marquette stays fifth.
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Tigers Top Final Poll as Indian Valley South leads
In Ohio high school basketball, Waverly Tigers 17-1 claim Class AA top honor with 183 points, while Indian Valley South 16-0 leads Class A at 213 points. Canton Lehman tops Class AA runner up Barberton. Coxstown area teams and others fill the top ten across divisions.
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Athens Meigs eighth grade tourney opens with two games
Seventh grade team from Athens plays Vinton County in a four team Logan tournament opening at 5 45 p m Wednesday. Gallipolis faces Logan at 7 15 p m with consolation and championship set for Saturday.
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