Broncos Beat Kent State Behind Jenkins Career High
Western Michigan topped Kent State 85 to 70 as Earl Jenkins tied his career high with 16 points and raised his WMU total to 1,047, placing him eighth on the school's all time list. The Broncos built a 12-0 run to turn a 19-18 deficit into a 30-19 lead, then held on after a tight second half.
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Golden Flashes
Last Second Shot By Kowall Gives Ohio Victory
Ohio University edged Ball State 86-84 in Muncie as Kowall scored on a layup with two seconds left. Ohio stormed back from a 75-67 deficit with 6:00 remaining to snap a three-game road skid and improve to 14-6, while Ball State fell to 5-20.
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Icers Lose To Bowling Green Cat Wrestlers Blast Miami
Ohio University weights surged to a 32-4 win over Miami as Bobcats pinned Dave Taylor in 6:09 and 134-pound Bill Mason won 6-4. Bowling Green claimed a 6-4 win in a later meeting. Indiana defeated Ohio University swimmers 81-30 in Bloomington as MU’s national context shown. Softball managers hold a meeting at 2 p.m. at the Hocking Valley Sportsmans Club.
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NBA Friday Results Mixed Scores Across League
Disjointed box scores show Philadelphia routing Los Angeles 118 to 104 and Detroit beating Chicago in overtime while Milwaukee edged Seattle 112 111 and San Diego defeated San Francisco 105. Weekend and upcoming games listed include Detroit at New York Boston at San Diego Milwaukee at San Francisco Philadelphia at Seattle Cleveland at Portland and several other matchups with unclear formatting.
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Bench Still Unsigned in Contract Talks With Reds and Twins
Agee agreed to salary terms with the New York Mets raising his 1971 pay to 65 000. Bench and Perry remained unsigned as Cincinnati and Minnesota offered multi year deals while Veale reached a deal with Pittsburgh but fined 800 for an improper negotiation. Bench, MVP with 45 homers and 148 RBIs last season, plus Perry a 24 win pitcher, stayed in Florida for spring training as talks stretched on.
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Tucson Open hit by snow delay and Monday finish forecast
A light snow forced play cancellation in the Tucson Open Golf Tournament, pushing the 72 hole event toward a Monday finish after heavy rains halted first round play. The 18 holes were not completed by Friday as the delay extended into the weekend with Thursday action abandoned.
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Tournament Drawings Set for Southeastern District
Drawings are scheduled around the Southeastern District today for the basketball sectional competition Friday and Saturday of this week. The sectionals will be concluded the following weekend. Tournaments will be held in three classes: A, AA, and AAA.
Federal-Hocking Lancers Clinch 80 Tri-Valley Title With Belpre Win
Federal-Hocking’s Lancers closed regular season with an 79 to 50 victory over Belpre, sealing a perfect 8-0 Tri-Valley Conference slate. Box scores and quarter-by-quarter tallies for multiple games appear in this regional recap.
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Cincinnati Blades edge Athens All-Stars in junior hockey tilt
Dave Montgomery of Cincinnati broke a 1-1 tie with 11:25 left in the second period, lifting the Blades to a 2-1 victory over the Athens Junior All-Stars at Bird Arena. Montgomery assisted by Becca Isaacs, with Athens answering on Brian Cornwell’s unassisted 4:39 third period goal. Jeff Wenger made 18 saves for Cincinnati. Athens used Terry Deeds and Rick Kroner in goal with four saves each. The teams meet again in Cincinnati.
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College Scores From MIDAMERICAN and BIG TEN Show Wide Ranges
Western Michigan 20 Kent State Eagles 84 Northwestern 74 Ohio State 84 Michigan State 97 Wisconsin 70 Michigan 108 Indiana 88 Purdue 85 More scores include Marshall 74 Western Kentucky 8 Morehead Kentucky 70 Kentucky 110 LSU 72 Georgetown 75 Maryland 56 Seton Hall 55 George Washington 95 Cincinnati 77 New Mexico State Defiance 96 Texas 66 Texas A&M 44 Notre Dame 107 West Virginia 98 Navy 65 Drake 97 Tulsa 84 Notre Dame 107 West Virginia 98 Navy 65 Jacksonville 124 Valdosta State 5 North Carolina 6 Army New York University 51.
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