Buckeyes Edge Mountaineers In Big East Rivalry Clash
Ohio State used a man to man defense in the second half to pull away from West Virginia 84 70 after a 35 35 halftime tie. Jody Finney led with 30 points, Jim Cleamons added 24, and Dave Sorenson 20 for the Buckeyes while Wil Robinson and Skip Kintz led WVU with 24 and 16 per game. Dayton routed Detroit 89 68 as five Flyers hit double figures led by George Janky and George Jackson.
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Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Skip
Kintz
Wil
Robinson
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Moran
Buckeyes
Jody Finney
Jim Cleamons
Dave Sorenson
Mounties
Dayton
Detroit
Pat Muren
al Bertke
Flyers
George Janky
George Jackson
College Scores From Ohio State and Nearby Games
Ohio State defeated West Virginia 84 to 76 while Dayton beat Detroit 68 7 to 7 8. Cleveland State won 68 68 over Ohio Northern 97. Walsh topped Denison 72 73 and Marietta 71 Rio Grade 110. Army Fairleigh Dickinson Georgia 71 Auburn 67 Clemson 68 Georgia Tech 78 Western Kentucky 85. Maryland State 128 Norfolk State 101 McNeese State 77 LaSalle 65 New Orleans Loyola 79 Grambling Northwest Colorado 85 Iowa State 67. Southwest Stephen F Austin Weber State Montana 80. Air Force Western State Colorado Utah State 95 Portland 3.
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Ohio
Ohio State
West Virginia
Dayton
Detroit
Youngstown
Cleveland State
Ohio Northern
Defiance
HH Cederville
Walsh
Denison
Marietta
Rio Grade
Ae City
Ind
Army
Fairleigh Dickinson
Georgia
Auburn
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Western Kentucky
Murrey
Maryland State
Norfolk State
McNeese State
Louleune Tech
LaSalle
New Orleans
Loyola
Alcorn
Grambling
Midwest
Colorado
Lows State
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Weber State
Montana
FAR West Air Force
Western State
Bruins Hold Top NCAA Ranking Amidst Poll Shuffles
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP basketball poll with 26 first place votes and 592 points, Kentucky second with 4 firsts and 546 points. South Carolina, St. Bonaventure, New Mexico State and Jacksonville round out the top six as Houston rises to seventh and North Carolina drops to ninth.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Gazelle
Kentucky
South Carolina
St. Bonaventure
New Mexico State
Jacksonville
Houston
Marquette
North Carolina
North Carolina St
Columbia
Niagara
Washington
Kansas State
Duke
Iowa
Louisville
Notre Dame
Illinois
Davidson
Ohio U
Penn
Southern California
South Caroline
St. Gotawettuce
New Mexico
Houston Sesee
North Carolina State
N. Davidson
Duke Savivee
Hlinsis
Ohio Waves
Pennsylvania
Pro Cage NBA Monday's Results and All-Star Schedule
The record lists no games on Monday with several items including All-Star events for Philadelphi and Indiana. It notes NBA and ABA matchups such as Kentucky versus Indiana and Los Angeles at Dallas with events at St. Louis and Pittsburgh for the All-Star game and exhibition activity.
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NBA
Philadelphi
ABA
Inrdique
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Dallas
Indiana
New Orleans
National Hockey League
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Athens Teams Beat Jackson In Three Grade Battles
Three Athens school teams defeated Jackson foes Saturday. Ninth graders improved to 6-3 after a 33-31 win with nine points from Andy Chenko and Mike Secoy. Eighth graders won 51-39 led by Charlie Adkins with 16 and Mark Mace 15. Seventh graders won 27-18 behind Randy Horn with 12.
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Athens
Jackson
Andy Chenko
Mike Secoy
Newvahner
Charlie Adkins
Mark Mace
Tom Conroy
Randy Horn
McDonald
Nelsonville York
Logan
Allensville
Vinton County
Redmen Win 110 108 on Oak City as 9 0 LIU Rio Grande
Rio Grande improves to 9 0 in KIAC and 14 1 overall by edging Oakland City College of Indiana 110 108 on the Gallia Academy court. Al Martin scores 25, Bob Mabry 22 to pace the Redmen who next face Georgetown and Campbellsville. Jim Marshall 18, Harry Hairston 17, Ed Jacobs 15 add support as Oakland City drops to 3 4 in league and 8 6 overall. Halftime Oakland City leads 58 57.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Oakland City College of Indiana
al Martin
Bob Mabry
Redmen
Georgetown
Campbellsville
Gallia Academy
Jim Marshall
Harry Hairston
Ed Jacobs
Oakland City
Oakland
Marshall
Maybry
Bentley
Martin
Iston
Fowler
Baker
Jacobs
Athletes In Action to Play Bobcats in Exhibition
The Athletes In Action basketball team faces Ohio University’s Bobcats in a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. exhibition here. The touring squad, based in Tulsa, features former college players and aims to spread the Christian message during half time.
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Athletes In
Crusade For Christ
Ohio University
Bobcats
Chargers
Jesus Christ
America
Ohio
East Favored In NBA All Star Game At Philadelphia
The East leads in All Star history and features Willis Reed Oscar Robertson and Billy Cunningham against the West with Elgin Baylor Jerry West and Connie Hawkins. Wilt Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond are out while the game draws 15 244 at the Spectrum and ABC will televise starting 8 30 p m EST. The East and West lineups include Van Arsdale brothers Tom and Dick in a first time brother duel.
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Philadelphia
Red Holzman
New York Knicks
Knicks
Willis Reed
Milwaukee
Lew Alcindor
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
Bob Rule
Seattle
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Thurmond
Reed
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Billy Cunningham
Ball
Walt Frazier
John Havlicek
Boston
Robertson
Elgin Baylor
Bob Pettit
Hayes
Baylor
Richie Guerin
Atlanta
Connie Hawkins
Phoenix
Lou Hudson
Jerry West
NBA
Holzman
Spectrum
ABC
Tom van Arsdale
Dick van Arsdale
Zanesville Takes Class AA Lead In Ohio High School Ratings
Zanesville 13-0 tops Class AA with 204 points as 6-6 Eric Jones fuels a strong offense, while Mansfield St Peter 15-0 dominates Class A with 242 points. Chaminade and Mohawk remain close behind in the rankings with several key wins shaping the week.
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Columbus
Zane Trace
Ross County
New Riegel
Zanesville
Ofense
Eric Jones
Marietta
Columbus Northland
Bowling Rankings Shift in Class AA and A Motions
In Class AA Zanesville and Steubenville climb to eighth from tenth with 11-0 records, while Hamilton Garfield falls to ninth. Newark 11-1, Toledo Mocomber 12, and Dayton Roth 11-0 hold fifth to seventh. Ashland 10-0 drops to tenth. In Class A St Henry 13-0 rises to fifth ahead of Sandusky St Mary 11-1, Wynford 10-1 and Coldwater 12-2 stay seventh and eighth, Ridgedale 11-1 enters ninth and Licking Valley 11-2 enters tenth replacing Versailles and Granville. There is a meeting for Men's City Recreation volleyball league managers Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Middle School gym. Contact Bill Woddell or the city recreation office for details.
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Zanesville
Steubenville
Hamilton Garfield
Newark
Toledo Macomber
Dayton Roth
Ashland
St. Henry
Sandusky St. Mary
Wynford
Coldwater
Ridgedale
Licking Valley
Versailles
Granville
City Recreation Volleyball League
Bill Wooddell
City Recreation Office
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press Weekly
Chool West Anasgille
Deyton Chaminade
Columbus Mohawk
Newsirk
Canton McKinley
Toledo Mocombers
Dayton Roth S.ccessrenrert
Steubenville Sacccrecoeees
Evesseseereevees
Lime Senior
Athens
Miamisby
Rossford
Akron
Pris
Mangfield St Peter
Zane Troce (Ross) Wenee
New Wegel
B. GorGwey
Bowling Doctor Advice on One Change at a Time
COMPLAINT Too many changes at once. DIAGNOSIS Make one adjustment per session. TREATMENT When changing your game adjust only one factor at a time. Bowl a few frames to gauge effect before another change. Do not alter starting angle speed or delivery simultaneously.
Roy White Tops Yankees Hitting Averages In 1969
Roy White led the New York Yankees in hitting for the second straight season in 1969 with a .290 average. He also topped the club in 1968 with a .267 mark.
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Roy White
New York Yankees
Ohio High Schools to Use Three Class System in 1970-71
Ohio high schools will compete in three classes for the 1970-71 school year under a plan approved by 457 of 760 principals in a referendum. Class AAA covers 369+ boys, Class AA 163-368, and Class A 162 or fewer. football and five other sports move to three classes while wrestling remains two. The 1971 basketball tournament will be at two sites including Columbus, with four additional regional sites needed. A five-member committee counted the ballots.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Harold Meyer
Meyer
Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Robert Holland
Ohio Department of Education
Upper Arlington
A. L. Guessman
Columbus Whetstone
Don Harper
Worthington
Richard Termeer
Mark Whitaker
Columbus Brookhaven
Mets Name Scheffing New GM for New York Club
Bob Scheffing, a baseball man since 1935 with roles as catcher, manager, coach and scout, is named general manager and vice president of the New York Mets. He accepted unanimously after initially declining the post following John Murphy’s death from a heart attack.
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NEW York (Ap
Bob Scheffing
John Murphy
New York Mets
Scheffing
Monald Grant
Murphy
Dayton arena to host NCAA Region Four first round games
The University of Dayton arena was chosen as the site for first round NCAA Region Four games on March 7. The MAC and OVC champions will face large opponents for a spot in the Mid-East Region tournament at Ohio State’s St. John Arena a week later.
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University of Dayton
Ohio State
St. John Arena
Mark Smith Sets Two City League Scoring Records
Cornwell's defeated University Shop 121-51 as Mark Smith scored 56 points on 25 field goals, setting both the league single game and field goals records. Charlie Gill added 28. Cornwell's led 60-20 at halftime to stay tied atop the National Division with Fritz Gulf.
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Mark Smith
University Shop
Fritz
Smith
Cornwell’s
Bill Koons
Charlie Gill
Mike Jago
Phil Roach
Bill Whaley
Cornwell
Fritz Gulf
Dave Gatchel
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W. Vo
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Hummel
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Lowe
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Bob Cooley
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