Nebraska Seizes No 1 in Final AP Grid Poll
Nebraska crowned No 1 in final AP college football poll with 39 first place votes, 446 points, top over Notre Dame 14 first places. Notre Dame upset Texas in Cotton Bowl to finish strong, while Texas fell to third after Cotton Bowl loss. Top twenty includes Tennessee, Ohio State, Arizona State, LSU, Stanford and others. Devaney calls national title a dream fulfilled.
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Ohio U Icers edge St Louis 5 4 in late goal win
Ohio Universitys hockey team beat St Louis 5 4 as John Bangay scored with 10 21 left. Dennis Haworth made 87 saves for Ohio in Bird Ice Arena. Mundy, Gravel, Fox and Ivany scored for Ohio while St Louis freshmen team had a 7 4 win over Ohio earlier in the week.
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Ohio Harness Banquet to Honor Six Horses in Columbus
Six horses from Ohio will be honored at the Ohio Harness Horsemen Association annual banquet at the Neil House in Columbus. Ocean Mouth of Logan earns Aged Pacer of the Year for 1969 70 season, Painted Dall from Pomeroy is 2-Year-Old Trotter of the Year, and Thimble of Jackson is 2-Year-Old Pacer of the Year. Other honorees include Kentucky from Canton as 3-Year-Old Pacer and Paris Air of Columbus as 8-Year-Old Trotter, with Lil Rodney of Lima named Aged Trotter. An association meeting and officer selection follow the banquet, with Ed Mason as banquet speaker.
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Thimble
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Paris Air
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Lima
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FBI
Columbus Dispatch
Tar Heels Upset South Carolina 79-64 On The Court And Poll
North Carolina stunned second-ranked South Carolina 79-64 as UCLA stretched its lead atop the AP poll. Tom Riker led SC with 20 points while George Karl scored 17 for UNC, which also rose to Top Twenty by adding a victory and leap in the national rankings.
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Associated Press
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Mid-America showdown looms as Falcons visit Ohio
Mid-America Conference warfare opens Saturday when Bowling Green travels to Ohio University for a 3 p.m. game. BG showcases Rich Walker at guard and Jim Connally inside, while Ohio relies on Love and Kowall scoring and Tangerine Bowl honors. Both teams battled injuries but anticipate key players back for the critical matchup.
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A &2
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le Henson
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Badenhop
Convorcation
Bobcats
Rollins College
Seton Hall
Ilinois State
Love
Ken Kowall
Tommy Corde
Larry Hunter
Snyder
Hannah Wins District Four Big Stick Award
Ohio University first baseman Hannah Nahnah, top hitter on the 1970 Bobcats with a .427 average, wins the District Four Big Stick Award sponsored by Adirondack Bat. The Newark native earned MAC and district crowns, a fourth place College World Series finish, and All-America second team honors. teammate Mike Schmidt made the first team. The award will be presented January 10 in Houston at the AACBC convention.
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Adirondack Bat Company
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A garbled OCR text fragment mentions multiple cities and teams like Pittsburgh and Texas. The readable parts do not form a coherent event, date, or outcome.
Three Area Teams Appear in AP Basketball Polls
Three area teams gain AP poll mention after first weekly ballot. Waverly at 6 1 holds second in Class AA with 122 points while Licking Valley 7 9 leads Class AA with 188. Athens 7 2 tied with Mount Vernon for 23rd in Class AAA. Boardman 8 leads Class AAA with Columbus Eastmoor 7 0 seventh. Starr Washington 8 2 ranked 22nd in Class A. Yorkville 8 0 tops Class A.
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Strike And Spares Picking Up The 24 Spare
A bowling guide explains converting the 24 left side spare by angling the tail from the right into the 2-4 pocket. It notes misfires often occur when the ball hooks toward the 2 pin and advises shifting to the right to achieve proper angle for the spare.
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Ohio Bobcats host five opponents in weekend action
Ohio University events feature wrestling and swimming as the Bobcats open home campaigns. Fletcher Gilders mermen host Eastern Michigan Friday at 7 PM while Western Michigan visits Athens for a 2 PM Saturday swim. Wrestling faces a triple dual Saturday at 6 PM with Eastern Michigan Bowing Green and Marshall.
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Wilson Ox stays in sole lead with 82 71 win over People's Bank
Wilson Ox (7-0) remains atop City League after an 82-71 victory over People's Bank (4-3). Koons led with 24, Cluff 22, Jago 20 as three players surpassed 20 for Wilson Ox. People's Bank stars Richards 19 Bentley 18 Pancake 10 trailed. In other games University Shop (4-2) beat Danny's Sohio 100-59 with Wilkins 25 and Stide baker 24. Hill Country rallied past New Marshfield 99-81 behind Latimer 27 and Ricketts 21 as five Hill Country players hit double figures.
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People's Bank
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John Stidebaker
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Don Thompson
Mark Wildman
Chuck Clark
Hill Country
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Ron Ricketts
Dave Snipes
Randy Brooks Jr
New Marshield
Fred Davis
Marvin Shambart
Mike Jenkins
Phil Llewellyn
Lantz
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Various college scores roll in across the nation
A jumble of basketball results shows East Foremont edging W Liberty while Pann posts 70 in a 71 minute skid. Multiple games feature surprise upsets and high totals with teams like Georgia Tech Florida Auburn North Carolina and Houston posting strong showings.
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Redmen Add Transfer Student to Roster at Cedarville
Rio Grande College will start Ron Lambert a 6-3 freshman from Alexandria Virginia. He transfers from Memphis State College where he lettered in football and basketball and is expected to boost rebounding as forward or guard. The notice also lists various local public and legal notices from Athens Ohio including stockholder meetings and council ordinances.
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