East Prevails in Pro Bowl Thriller Amid Controversy
The Pro Bowl ended 31-30 after a disputed final play as Scudero appeared to catch in the end zone or near the goal line with the East trailing. Judges ruled a touchback placing the ball at the East 20, while West fans argued the catch counted. Chicago Cardinals and Detroit Lions players starred in a high scoring, chaotic clash with key plays by Rechichar, Gillman, and Waller.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Ron Waller
Withan
Mike Wilson
Matson
Rier
Jack Starred
Cleveland
Lou Grozs
Collegians Chase NCAA Bid Amid Mixed Conference Contests
The AP notes college teams eye NCAA berths as midseason action hits. San Francisco Dawn aims to defend its title with a record 40 straight wins leading into January 28 clash with California. Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky and others hold conference aims with various upsets and matchups shaping March prospects.
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Dons
Long Island University
Seton Hall
California
Carornia
Dayton
Jin
Purdue
Indiana
Michigan State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Kentucky
Vandy
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Bob Burrow
Duke
North Carolina
Clemson
Maryland
West Virginia
Colorado
Kansas
Kansas State
State
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Princeton
Columbia
UCLA
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IMS Results Show Mixed Scores Across Matches
Readable sports brief lists results for several IMS games with teams Troy Cincinnati Grand Rapids Indianapolis Fort Wayne Toledo Marion and Toledo Marion matchups. Notable scores include Troy 5 Cincinnati 2 and Fort Wayne 5 Toledo 7 with various other outcomes.
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Troy
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Marion
Palmer Wins Panama Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Latrobe, Pa, pro Arnold Palmer defeated veteran Sammy Snead in a six hole sudden death playoff. A 10 foot birdie putt on the sixth extra hole secured Palmer the championship and $2000 first prize while Snead earned $1400 as runner up after matching pars and birdie through the first five playoff holes.
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Arnold
Latrobe
Sammy Snead
Palmer
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ioney
Chauncey People Visit Mount St Mary Hospital Scene
Chauncey residents and relatives visit Mount St Mary Hospital as Effie Fennel improves at home. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Cecil Keirns Athens and others from Columbus Wheeling Masury and Portsmouth.
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Stanley Edwards
Masury
Ralph McKibben
Marvin. Staley
A. E. Settles
Chuck
Columbus
Lee Schoonover
William Oliver
The
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Jack McCafferty
Saddler Elorde Title Fight Amid Boxing Guild Probes
A world featherweight title bout in San Francisco pits champion Sandy Saddler against Flash Elorde amid ongoing boxing guild investigations. Saddler, 29, seeks to retain the title he won in 1980. New York licensing tensions continue as managers consider resigning from the Boxing Guild of New York. DuMont plans telecast. other matches include John J. Sullivan vs Tony Johnson in London and Gil Turner vs Jackie Sabua in Syracuse.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Sandy Saddler
Flash Elorde
Boxing Guild Saddler
Willie Pep
Saddler
Teddy
Red Top
New York
Julius Helfand
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John J. Sullivan
England
Tony Johnson
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DuMont
Syracuse
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Jackie Sabua
Villanova Runners Shine Among Olympic Hopefuls
Villanova athletes dominated an indoor meet in Columbus, winning five events and tying for first in another. Notable performances included a high jump near the world indoor record by a Villanova sophomore and wins by Charlie Jenkins in the 600 and a winning mile relay. The squad also claimed sprint and hurdles victories aided by Don Bragg and Sydnor, with several other Villanova stars contributing strong showings.
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Philadelphia
Columbus
Somerville
Mass
Ron Delaney
Dublin
Ireland
Charlie Jenkins
Cambridge
Swaallova
Manhattan
Dee Sydnor
Don Bragg
Bob Richard
Don Taz
Jerry Welbourn
Medy Garrison
Dillard
Lurdles
Horace Ashenfelter
Tom Courtney
Fordham Stars
Cmauncey
Pittsburgh
Greens Run
Church of Christeam
Syracuse
Local Bowling Results And High Scores
Athens TV and Tenn Gas Casto Telephone Co. posted weekly scores with Elmer Jones leading Telep and Beasley. Top bowlers included D Williams and Byard Wickham with 428, while Heiner's led team highs 2579 and Purity Maid 2516. individual high series reached 527 by Herm Hoschar.
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Casto Telephone Co
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Athens TV
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Asine
Thompson
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Millfield Euchre Club Meets At Mrs Wemer Home
The Millfield Euchre Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Velma Wemer. Mrs Clara Theisen participated in the games. Mrs Frances Wallace received high score, Mrs Janet Cole was second, and Mrs Florence Pyle finished with the low score.
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Velma Wemer
Clara Theisen
Frances Wallace
Janet Cole
Igh
Florence Pyle
Rsome School Group Meets Tuesday
Shaunuey The sumer fame and School organization will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the West Side school. Members are to bring cookies for refreshments.
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New Officers Elected By Class
The Loyal Women Class met Thursday with Simonton. Mrs. Pauline Jackson was elected president and Mrs. Winnie Skinner vice president. Adda Tippet secretary and Iner Nye treasurer. Committees led by Elizabeth Ferrell Eta Hart Gladys Simonton for programs and Helen Courtney Bessie Johnston for flowers and cards. A $90 parsonage fund gift was voted. Next meeting at Mrs. Jackson’s.
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Loyal Womens
Simonton
Bessie Johnston
Pauline Jackson
Winnie Skinner
Adda Tipett
Iner Nye
Elizzabeth Ferrell
Etta Hart
Gladys Simonton
Helken Courtney
Sub Leads Kent State to Last Minute 72 70 Win
Kent State rallied in the second half behind Bill Bene to beat Bowling Green 72 70 in the Mid American Conference. Bene scored 11 points in the final 10 minutes as Kent State erased a 28 24 halftime deficit to claim the victory.
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Larry Edmunds
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Dayton
Paul Underwood
Arcadio
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Fornia
Joe Buneta
Toledo
Nashua
Miami
Santa Catalina
Liuneup
Fight Repuirs MOLLE WOOL- Tommy Bain and Others
Reputed fighters and locations appear with names such as Tommy Bain. The fragment references events in Syracuse and Paterson with multiple figures including Joey Trujilo and Jay Anderson and mentions stops or defeats of opponents, but details are unclear.
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Tommy Bain
Syracuse
N. J
Joey Trujilo
Los Angeles
Paterson
Jay Anderson
Phiadelphia
Bos Provinzi
St Rr
Bobcats Target Road Wins in MAC Race
Ohio University struggles at home in the Mid-American Conference as they pursue the league title. The Bobcats, 1-3 in conference play, rely on road success with upcoming trips to Miami and Bowling Green. Scotty Griesheimer leads in field goal percentage, rebounds, and points for 12 games.
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Mense
Miami
Bowling Green
Ohio
Oxford
Scotty Griesheimer
Miners Edge South Bloomingville To Climb In League Standings
Murray City edged South Bloomingville 72 to 65 on their floor as Larry Smith scored 39 for the Miners to gain a half game on idle Gibisonville. Jack Wooten added 13 and Justice 25 for the losers, while Laurelville topped Rockbridge 96 to 4. In another game Union Furnace routed Carbon Hill 80 to 39 with Bill Miller scoring 25.
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Murray City
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Larry Smith
Laurelville
Napress Rockbridge
Fiors
Carbon Hill
Dodgers
Jack Wooten
Smith
Justice
Ebert
Unger
Chuck Pritchard
Laurel Ville
Rockbridge
Parker
Ricketts
NHL Scores And Standings From Saturday
The hockey results show Detroit blank Montreal 0 and Detroit blank Chicago 1 in early games. New York defeated Toronto 6 5 while Boston blank Montreal 0 and Detroit defeated Chicago 3 1 in Saturday action.
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Montreal
New York
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Toronto
Boston
Cage Schedule Spots Pairings Across Multiple Ohio Venues
The lineup lists matchups including Caldwell versus Racine, Pomeroy against Ripley, Allensville facing McArthur, Stockdale meeting Coalton, Belpre versus Eastern, Chillicothe versus Wellston, and Oak Hill at the final venue.
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Racine
Bridge Club Hosts Millfield Event
Mrs. Walter Border hosted the Millfield Bridge Club with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Elizabeth Patton for high, Mrs. Ruth Omen for second, and Louise Murio for low. A daughter named Aveinda Lee was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams on January 7. great-grandfather is Harry Simmons Nelsonville.
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Hauncey
Walter Border
Millfield Bridge Club
Elizabeth Patton
Ruth Omen
Louise Murio Low
Chauncey
Jerry Williams
Aveinda Lee
Harry " Simmons
Nelsonville
Logan Five Falls to Wildcats 71 60 in Logan
Logan Five lost for the second time in ten games as the Wildcats defeated them 71 to 60 in Logan. Bill Smith led with 18 points for the visitors.
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NEL Meeting Opens Draft Top Business
The National Football League opens its first West Coast business meeting with the draft of college players for 1986 as the main activity. Commissioner Bert Bell says a definite draft time is unsettled but hopes to start late Tuesday and may stretch to Wednesday morning. He notes the agenda includes routine matters and nothing sensational is expected.
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National Football League
Bert Bell
Bell
Reds Sign Jablonski Second Chance
Ray Jablonski, once a noted fielder for Cincinnati, signed a 1986 Redlegs contract after a fluctuating season. The 29 year old ex St Louis Cardinal manned third base and left field, slumped offensively, was traded to San Diego, then returned to the Reds after the Pacific Coast League season.
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Ray Eavnowski
Cincinnati Redleg
St. Tail Cardinal
Cincinnati
Reds
Jabbo
San Diego
Russians Lose Italian Favor
Olympic team impressed Italians at first but sentiment shifted after they refused to eat spaghetti and other Italian dishes. Russians played Italian records in their hotel, then bought more records before the turn in mood became public.
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College basketball scores roundup from diverse colleges
A spread of scores features Xavier 71 over Villanova 10 and Princeton 39 over Dartmouth 87. Maine state programs, including Kent State 72 over Bowling Green 0, highlight the busy weekend with multiple upsets and close finishes across the region.
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Marshall
Toledo
Marietta
Otterbein
Xavier
Villanova
Defiance Jet
Concordia
Albion
Heidelberg
Cincinnati
Eastern Tennsee State
Western Reserve
Uerin
Oklahoma
A&m
Houston
West Texas
Arizona State
Tempe
Southern California
Oregon State
Colorado
Missouri
Brigham ‘Young
Wyoming
Utah State
Princeton
Dartmouth
North Carolina
Clemson
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Middlecoff Sets Record in Crosby Pro Am Victory
Cary Middlecoff wins the Bing Crosby National Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach with a record 202 for 54 holes amid heavy rain. He blocks out six birdies and two bogeys to eclipse the old 204 record. Lloyd Mangrum had held it at Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula. Bob Rosburg finishes tied for third with Ben Hogan after a 211, while Hogan, paired with Crosby, ends 10th with 196.
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Bob Rosburg
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Tropical Park closes season with Tropical Park Handicap
Tropical Park ends its season with the $50,000 added Tropical Park Handicap. Racing fans will move to Hialeah for the track’s $20,000 added inaugural Pre-race favorites include Sea D Erin from Hasty House Farm ridden by Johnny Adams and Brookmeade Stable entry Capes for plus First Aid at 113 pounds.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Hasty House Farm
Johnny Adams
Brookmeade Stable
First Aid
Fight Ends Scranton Women Victory After Forfeit
Scranton University was awarded a 20 to 0 forfeit over St. Peter's of New Jersey after a melee led to coach refusal to allow players back on court. The incident involved female Scranton supporters and was linked to UCLA coach Red Sanders as the West coach for the game.
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St. Peter's
New Jersey
Scranton Rooters
SAN Francisco
Heary Red Sanders
UCLA
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