Ohio State Tops Iowa 94 77 in Tumultuous Big Ten Clash
Ohio State survived 55 fouls and 53 turnovers to beat Iowa 94-77 in Columbus. Bill Andreas scored 19, Mark Bayless 8 assists, while Iowa got 20 from Dan Frost amid 29 personal fouls. Wisconsin-born Musselman criticized Indiana’s stall in a separate game.
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Ohio
Fred Taylor
Lute Olson
Ohio State
Big Ten
Iowa
Taylor
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Olson
Hawkeyes
Steve Wenner
Bill Andreas
Mark
Bayless
Larry
Bolden
Dan Frost
Bloomington
Ind
Minnesota
Bill
Musselman
Indiana
Bobby Knight
Hoosiers
Gophers
Knight
Giants to Play Miller High School in Benefit Basketball Game
The WTVN Radio Friendly Giants face Miller High School faculty in a Saturday 8 p.m. charity game at the high school. Proceeds go to the Southern Local Athletic Boosters Association. tickets sold at the door only.
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WTVN
Giants
Miller High School
Southern Local Athletic Boosters Association
Reds Sign Two Young Players From California
The Cincinnati Reds signed Bernard Plent 20 a right handed pitcher from La Habra California and Mark Unsoeld 19 a catcher from Glendora California. Both were selected in last week's draft and will report to the Reds minor league training camp in Tampa Florida in March.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Bernard Plent
la Habra
Calif
Mark Unsoeld
Glendora
Reds
Tampa
Fla
NCAA Rules Unit Reviews Fair Catch Elimination Plans
Arlington AP report notes the 15 member NCAA rules committee met to discuss eliminating fair catches and moving the kickoff to the 35 yard line. A press conference was expected to announce decisions by Wednesday, matching the Coaches Association stance. Boone NC AP report states Press Maravich resigned as Appalachian State University head basketball coach effective at season end.
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Tex
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches Association
Boone
N. C
Press Maravich
Pete Maravich
New Orleans Jazz
Appalachian State University
Columbus to Host Stars in North-South High School Game
The Ohio North-South High School All-Star Football Game will be played at Ohio State University Stadium in Columbus with a 4:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday June 28 and a 4 p.m. pre game show. The AAU has banned females from boxing in all AAU sanctioned events after medical advice citing a trend of women boxing.
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Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
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Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
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National
Morgan named Reds MVP for 1974 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Joe Morgan, hitting .293 last season, is named team MVP for 1974 by the Cincinnati chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. He outpolled catcher Johnny Bench 11 to six in the voting. A stray note mentions Warren Local High School listing an open football date for 1975 76 on Sept 27 and contact details for Jack Watkins in Vincent Ohio.
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Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
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Johnny Bench
Baseball Writers’ Tion of America
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Washington County
Ohio
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Route 1
Vincent
Gallipolis Rally Upsets Athens For SECAL Victory
Gallipolis overcame a 12-0 start by Athens to beat the Bullpups 43-39 in Gallipolis as Terry Wall scored 14 and Jeff Brown 11. Athens led 21-16 at halftime before Gallipolis outscored 16-6 in the final period. Alan Walton led Athens with 14. The Bullpups drop to 5-2, Gallipolis improves to 6-1. Logan beat Ironton 50-30. Meigs downed Jackson 49-28. Waverly topped Wellston 42-24.
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Terry Wall
Jeff Brown
Alan Walton
Logan
Ironton
Meigs
Jackson
Waverly
Wellston
Athens junior high teams split with Gallipolis and Shade
Athens eighth graders beat Gallipolis 50 to 33 as Art Chenko scored 18 and Rusty Tinkham 10, giving Athens a 2 2 record while Gallipolis players Jeff Lanham and Mark Smith each had 10. The seventh graders lost to Shade 43 to 13 with Herschel LeMaster scoring 16 for Shade and Mike Bruning scoring all 13 for Athens. Athens also had postponements with Meigs earlier in the week.
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Gallipolis
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Rusty Tinkham
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Mark Smith
Shade
Herschel LeMaster
Area cage action features four tonight with a Wednesday game set
Four non league high school basketball games are on tap tonight with Kgger Creek hosting Hannan West Virginia Trimble visiting Southern Miller at Berne Union and Point Pleasant traveling to Barboursville. Point Pleasant also plays Wednesday at Nitro as the Big Blacks stay active.
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Berne Union
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Nitro
All-Star Game Set Tonight Highlights First Black Coaches
The 25th NBA All-Star game in Phoenix features West coach Al Attles and East coach K C Jones, the first Black men to lead teams in a major NBA All-Star game. West stars include Rick Barry Kareem Abdul Jabbar Spencer Haywood and Nate Archibald. East stars include Elvin Hayes Bob McAdoo and John Havlicek with rivalries and pride driving a competitive matchup at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The game tips at 10 p m EST with fan selected starters debuting.
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K.C. Jones
Golden
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
NBA
Attles
Buffalo
Bob McAdoo
John Havlicek
Boston
Walt Frazier
New York
Jones
Barry
Gail Goodrich
Abdul-Jabbar
West
Spencer Haywood
Seattle
Nate Archibald
Kansas City- Omaha
Steelers Return Triumph A Cold Pittsburgh Crowd Roars
Thousands lined downtown Pittsburgh to greet the Steelers after their Super Bowl IX victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Police counted about 120000 fans along the motorcade route while 30 arrests were reported for disorderly conduct or drunkenness amid a windy 20 degree day.
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Minnesota Vikings
Golden Triangle
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Art Rooney
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Shoemaker Chosen for Miami Basketball and Baseball Path
John Shoemaker, a Waverly, Ohio native and all-state multi sport athlete, chose Miami over Michigan Purdue to pursue both basketball and baseball. Freshman guard for the Redskins, he credits coach Darrell Hedric for early playing time and credits his rapid development to steady opportunities and confidence building.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Oxford
Ohio
John Shoemaker
Michigan
Purdue
Miami
Waverly
Shoemaker
Cradle of
Darrell Hedric
Hedric
Western Michigan
Redskins
Ohio high school basketball poll ranks teams statewide
A statewide AP panel rates Ohio high school basketball with first place earning 10 points and tenth place 1 point. Barberton and Canton McKinley top the Class AA and large schools lists, with multiple cities like Columbus and Cincinnati contributing teams such as Wellsville Circleville and Circleville Mohawk also shown among top vote getters. Other notable mentions include Toledo Scott Dayton Roosevelt and Warren Howland in the top 10 with numerous schools receiving 10 or more points in the mix.
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Youngstown South
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Salem
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Delphos St. John’s
Circleville
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Warsaw River View
Rossford
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Dayton Stivers
Tiltonsville
Buckeye South
Lorain Catholic
Newton Falls
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Hamilton Badin
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Richmond
Jefferson Union
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Marion River Valley
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McNicholas
Warren Kennedy
Associated Press
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Ohio U. Wrestlers Post Three Dual Wins
Ohio University men’s wrestling team improved to 4 1 with three dual wins at Eastern Michigan defeating the hosts 32 2 Grand Valley 24 6 and Saginaw Valley 39 8. Andy Daniels 118 and Glenn Mitchell 134 led OU with several decisive matches while Russ Ranno HWT added a win.
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Grand Valley
Saginaw Valley
EMU
Andy Daniels
Paul Osentoski
LMU
Pete Beck
Dave Hopkins
Glenn Mitchell
Russ Danielson
Gus Malavite
Larry Silvestri
Chuck Biggert
Jim Snyder
Tim Shoemaker
Vaughn Wilson
Randolph Scott
Marty Pietras
Kurt Blank
Bob Mann
Dave Foster
Pat O'Doherty
HWT
Russ Ranno
Chris Armelagos
Dan van Husan
Mark Mangianti
John Harris
Tom Sypieh
Bruce Sutton
Dave Izzo
Steve Wolfe
Gary Chopp
Jamie Hosford
Joe Starina
Steve Bolenback
Underdog Records Tops Athens League After Two Rounds
Underdog Records leads the Athens Football League after two rounds as eight teams compete in the standings.
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Underdog
Tigers Sign Bobcat Hurler Dave Tobik
Ohio University's Dave Tobik, a second round Tigers draft pick, signed an undisclosed bonus and will report to spring training in March. Coach Jerry France laments the loss but calls it a good deal that could help the program by showcasing pro scouting. Nelsonville-York junior high teams opened the season with wins over Trimble, seventh grade 50-46 in OT and eighth grade 31-27 led by Jim Robson and Sam Jones.
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Tigers
Jerry France
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Nelsonville-York
Trimble
Tom Metcalf
Chuck Hubbard
Nelsonville- York
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