Royals move to Kansas City and shift NBA home games
The Cincinnati Royals plan to relocate to Kansas City for the 1972-73 season with home games split between St. Louis Omaha and Municipal Auditorium. Attendance in Cincinnati averaged about 3,500, raising questions about the future of coach Bob Cousy as the club weighs retaining him.
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National Basketball Association
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St. Louis
Omaha
Municipal Auditorium
Boston Celtics
Royals
Axelson
Cousy
Snyder Questions Pro Moves and College Role
Ohio coach Jim Snyder voiced concern over pro teams using colleges to push a NBA ABA merger. He criticized universities as mere proving grounds for pros and warned about the impact on MAC baseball and NCAA eligibility debates surrounding Marquette’s Bob Lackey. He spoke at Ohio University's Baker Center Green and White Club luncheon with Bob Wren as guest speaker.
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Jim Snyder
Green and White
Bob Wren
Snyder
Marquette
Bob Lackey
Kentucky
Knoxville
Dayton
Western Michigan
Dayton Group Sponsors Orienteering Meet Sunday
The Ranger Club of the University of Dayton Military Science Department will host the Ohio Open Orienteering Meet Sunday near Burr Oak.
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Dayton Group
Ranger Club
University of Dayton
Military Science Department
Burr Oak
Squires Secure Order on Charlie Scott Injunction
The Virginia Squires won a local court injunction preventing star Charlie Scott from playing for any other pro team for 60 days while Phoenix Suns plan a multi million suit against ABA and the Squires for conspiracy and interference. Scott debuts with Phoenix tonight after an ABA scoring record season. Orienteering meet near Athens features Ohio University Southern Illinois Alfred Oxford St Bonaventure Eastern Kentucky Fort Benning Camp Lejeune Quantico and Dayton refreshment sales with clinics and competition starting Sunday noon.
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Athens
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Arena Plans Are Still On In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Royals plan to move to Kansas City next year while a 17,000 seat arena is still planned. Royals official Ambrose Lindhorst cites two-year losses and weak attendance as reasons. city officials and a hockey group lobby for an NHL team and possible arena use.
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Yornyak Leads All-Big Ten Basketball Team
Ohio State junior Alan Yornyak was a unanimous pick for the second straight year to the all-Big Ten team. Michigan’s Henry Wilmore, Indiana’s Joby Wright, Michigan State’s Mike Robinson, Minnesota’s Clyde Turner, and Purdue’s Bob Ford joined the first unit, with Wright and Ford as the only seniors.
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Associated Press
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Buckeye
Michigan
Henry Wilmore
Hornyak
Wilmore
Indiana
Joby Wright
Michigan State
Mike Robinson
Clyde Turner
Minnesota
Purdue
Bob Ford
Midwest Basketball Board
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Hoosiers
Robinson
Turner
Ford
All-Star selections highlight 1960s Big Ten basketball
Wilmore led league scoring with 23.4 as a 6-4 junior from New York earned first team honors alongside Hornyak Wright Robinson Ford Turner. Second team features Rick Williams Kunnert Howard Witte Downing with honorable mentions to Brewer Jackson Johnson and others.
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Iowa
Rick Williams
Kevin Kunnert
Wisconsin
Leon Howard
Luke Witte
Ohio State
Indiana
Steve Downing
Purdue
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Alan Hornyak
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Savannah
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Nick Weatherspoon
Illinois
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Barry Hentz
Mark Sibley
Northwestern
John Ritter
Ironton Leads In All-Sports Race For Southeast Ohio Trophy
Ironton holds a slim lead over Athens and Gallipolis in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League All-Sports Trophy race after two sports. Ironton has 13 percent, Athens 12 percent, Gallipolis 11?42? points, with Meigs Waverly Logan Jackson and Wellston following. Points count eight for first, seven for second, with baseball, track and golf to come.
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Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
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Connie Dierking elected to Royals Hall of Fame
Former Cincinnati Royals center Connie Dierking, now running a bowling alley in Cincinnati, is elected to the Royals Hall of Fame. Bill Sharman, Lakers coach, is elected to the Royals Opponents Hall of Fame.
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Cincinnati Royals
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Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
Dick Allen Holds Out as White Sox Face Impasse in Talks
Slugger Richie Allen, who asks to be known as Dick, arrives late at Sox camp in Sarasota, rejects a $125,000 offer, and seeks a trade, leaving negotiations with GM Stu Holcomb at an impasse.
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Ron Santo
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North Gallia dominates SVAC all star selections
North Gallia swept the 1971 72 SVAC all league honors with Arthur Clark named MVP by a 58 57 vote over Dennis Esichinger of Eastern. Clark averaged 21.9 points and 20 rebounds while Esichinger added about 22 points per game as Eastern runners up.
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Southern Valley Athletic Conference
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Arthur Clark
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Dennis Esichinger
Clark
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Symmes Valley
Nadar Honored At Princeton With Wilson Award
Princeton University awarded consumer advocate Ralph Nader the Woodrow Wilson Award, its top alumnus honor. The 1965 Woodrow Wilson School graduate is the youngest recipient at 38, winning the $1,500 prize. The item notes Michigan State fencing coach Charlie Schmitter is in his 33rd year.
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Princeton University
Ralph Nader
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Charlie Schmitter
Michigan State
Athens City Summer Little League Coaches Meeting
The first meeting for the Athens city summer Little League baseball program is Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Middle School cafeteria. All team coaches are urged to attend and the session is open to others interested in coaching. Contact the City Recreation Office at 592-2423 for more information.
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