Tri Valley SEC Action Set For Weekend In Ohio
Area prep basketball features a 21 game slate across SECAL and TVC with Waverly and Federal Hocking among leaders. Non league games pit Alexander at Eastern of Pike and Miller at Eastern of Meigs as clashes loom Friday night and a mixed Saturday lineup follows.
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Big Ten contest ends early after safety concerns
Ohio State guard Wardell Jackson led with 16 points and Witte added 14 with 13 rebounds as the game against Minnesota was halted for safety. Maryland defeated Buffalo 82-58 behind Tom McMillen's 29 points. Other results include Villanova over St Bonaventure 87-72 and Michigan 90-86 over Iowa.
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Lumpkin Named MAC Player of the Week After 26 Points
Miami of Ohio sophomore Phil Lumpkin earned the Mid American Conference player of the week after scoring 26 points and dishing six assists in a 91-77 win over Ohio University. Lumpkin, a 6 foot guard from Dayton, added 28 points in a midweek loss to Marshall, as a panel of sports writers named him among top contenders Brian Scanlan Dwight Kenner Todd Lalich John Hodak and Ernest Pettis also considered.
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East All-Stars Win Hard Fought NHL All-Star Night
The East edged the West 3-2 at Metropolitan Sports Center in St Paul Minn. Brad Park left briefly for stitches after a Bobby Hull shot while John McKenzie tied it with a pass from Park. Esposito and Orr assisted on the winning goal at 1 09 of the third period. Gilles Villemure earned one of the three stars with Orr and Hull.
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Bengal Back Recovers Dyer Released Tuesday
Ken Dyer a Cincinnati Bengals defensive back walked out of St Marys Hospital on Tuesday in Green Bay after a neck spine contusion left him nearly paralyzed in October. He now walks with a neck brace and hopes for therapy in Tempe while awaiting a possible return to football. He and wife Pam expect their first child in June.
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NHL Keeps Two Divisions After Realignment Plan
NHL governors adopted a two-division format for 16 clubs after considering four-divisions. Long Island joins the East with Buffalo and Vancouver, Atlanta to the West with Chicago as the lone existing team. Campbell expects a two-season commitment through 1974-75 as two more clubs may join. Kansas City, Cleveland, and Washington, D.C. have shown expansion interest.
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Southern Tornadoes roll to fifth straight win in SWAC clash
Southern Tornadoes topped Kyger Creek 99 73 to extend their win streak to five in SWAC play. Jim Hubbard and Jerry Hubbard each scored 25 points, Bruce Hart added 20, while Greg McCarty led Kyger Creek with 27. Southern improves to 8 5 overall, 5 4 in league play.
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Bengals' Cook Quits Football Amid Shoulder Struggle
Cincinnati quarterback Greg Cook, 25, announces retirement after a 28 month battle with a shoulder injury that required two operations and kept him from two seasons. He says he will not join the Bengals at Wilmington camp, hoping only for a possible medical miracle.
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Lancers Split Pair In Middleport Jr High Basketball
In Middleport Federal Hocking seventh graders beat Meigs 28 26 with Jeff Van Dyke scoring eight and Joe Butcher and Keith Tanborey six each to avenge a prior loss. Eighth graders fell 45 21 as Marauders Qualls 12 and Blackston 10 led Meigs.
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College Scores From The Rnccpot Press Roundup
College scores reported by the Rnccepot Press show numerous results across regions. Boston U beat Connecticut 70 to 67 while Villanova topped St Bonaventure 87 to 72 and St Lawrence defeated Hamilton 99 to 90.
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