Ohio Bobcats Veterans Fade as No Seniors Play Last Home Game
Ohio hosts Cleveland State in a 7 30 p m showdown with a young roster and no seniors on the active two man senior sendoff tradition removed this year. CSU brings a 9 12 record led by Gale Drummer 18 2 points 11 9 rebounds with Pat Lyons 13 4 6 6 rebounds Matt Taylor 10 4 7 0 plus guards Larry Arthur and Chuck Spieles.
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Cease-Fire Is Signed The 1973 Baseball Accord Explained
The Major League Baseball players and owners reached a settlement ending the threat of a strike. A minimum salary of 15000 dollars is set, with pay adjustments for poor or failing years. Star players like Tom Seaver and others secured new contracts as spring training began.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Mexico
Tom Seaver
Indians Begin Spring Training as Colpaert Sees Big Chance
In Tucson Indians arrive for spring camp after a Sunday agreement clears opening. Pitcher Dick Colpaert, in his first Indians season after a decade in the minors, expresses relief and excitement about finally reaching the majors. He highlights a palm ball and recalls 14–7–21 stats from Charleston.
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Dallas Chaos Triumph Over San Diego in ABA Battle
Dallas defeated the San Diego Conquistadores 120 to 115 as Babe McCarthy’s former pupil Red Robbins led scoring with 36 in a high scoring ABA West clash. Indiana topped New York 112-107 in another ABA game while Rich Jones scored 32 for the Dallas Chaps in NBA action with James Silas adding 25. McCarthy seeks a playoff bid and offers guidance for Vinton County head football coach post following Camm Richmond’s resignation.
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Kentucky Rallies as SEC Title Chase Narrows
Kentucky edged Alabama 111-95 while LSU upset Tennessee 78-74 narrowing the SEC race to a half game behind Tennessee. Minnesota tops Northwestern 90-74 as Kansas State and Colorado win in the Big Eight. Wisconsin shocks Purdue.
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Ray Mears
Mears
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Wendell Hudson
Colorado
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Logan Athens takes third in seventh grade invitational
Athens defeated Gallipolis 46 33 to win third place at the Logan Seventh Grade Invitational. Al Walton led Athens with 10 points and Tim Jagers added nine while Gallipolis’ Terry Wall and Dallas Sayre had seven each. Logan won the title 50 25 over Vinton County with Scott Gasser scoring 13 and John Kemper 11.
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al Walton
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Dallas Sayre
Vinton County
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Brad Tucker
Brian Ingram
Rick Brooks
Tourneys Down Home Stretch Sectional Titles To Be Decided
Winter sectional tournament play heads toward finals to decide qualifiers for district action next week. Class AAA at Rio Grande hosts two title games with winners advancing to Athens district March 9-10. Class AA finals at four sites set for Saturday, with winners moving to Rio Grande district March 6-7-10. Class A finals at Meigs, Nelsonville-York, Hillsboro, Portsmouth, Chillicothe then move to Chillicothe district March 6-8. District co winners progress to regional. Top seeds Before and Chillicothe lead two AA and AAA sections into semis tonight and Wednesday with further games Thursday and Friday and Saturday finals.
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Fouls Worry Wooden By DAN BERGER
UCLA remains undefeated at 23 0 and tops the AP poll with 36 of 38 first place votes. Coach John Wooden laments poor free throw shooting while using two guards to protect a late lead against Oregon State. NC State follows in second with two votes for first place. Minnesota and Long Beach State rise in the rankings.
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Chauncey Logan Wins Chauncey Little League Biddy Title
Chauncey Logan defeated Chauncey 48 to 23 to win the Chauncey Little League Biddy League basketball championship. Logan’s Mike Johnson 11 and Pete Clark 10 led scoring. Clark was named most valuable player. Rick Penrod of Boston won top scorer honors with 84 points in four games.
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South Point advances to Class AA sectional final over Ironton
South Point 62 Ironton 47 as Ken Hurst scores 35 for South Point to seal a spot in the finals. Jeff Hannon leads Ironton with 20 points while Ken Green adds 11. South Point now faces the Gallipolis Fairland winner in Saturday's title game.
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