Ohio high school basketball Class AA all state picks named
The AP’s Class AA all state first team includes Joe Fisher of Lima Catholic as player of the year. Also named are Alan Walter Columbus Ready Bob Fleischer Youngstown Liberty Phil Miller Waverly John Mills Canton Lehman Dan McLane Steubenville Central Catholic Kleetis McGhee Preble Shawnee and Steve Fields Columbus DeSales. Second and third teams, honorable mentions list many others across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Joe Fisher
Lima Catholic
Fisher
Alan Walter
Columbus Ready
Bob Fleischer
Youngstown Liberty
Phil Miller
Waverly
John Mills
Canton Lehman
Dan McLane
Steubenville Central Catholic
Kleetis McGhee
Ohio high school basketball tournament picks by AP coaches
AP polled 12 semifinalist coaches for three classes and named Walnut Ridge Lehman and Fort Recovery as likely 1971 state champions. Walnut Ridge favored in Class AAA, Lehman in Class AA, Fort Recovery in Class A with finals set for Saturday in St John Arena and statewide TV for Class AAA only.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walnut Ridge
Canton
Lehman
Fort Recovery
Associated Press
Ists
Canton Lehman
Tipp City
St. John Arena
Indians
Convoy Crestview
Cavaliers Set NBA Worst Mark in 15 67 Season
The Cleveland Cavaliers tied the 1967 68 San Diego Rockets for the worst NBA record at 15 67 after a 114 112 loss to Portland. Walt Wesley led Cleveland with 35 points as the Cavaliers squandered a five point lead in the final two minutes. Coach Bill Fitch praised his young team while predicting a .500 season in 1971 72.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Cavaliers
Portland Trail Blazers
Bill Fitch
Cavaliers
San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
Walt Wesley
Portland
Blazers
Cavs
Geoff Betrie
NBA
Petrie
Rick Adelman
Princeton
Cavalier
Fitch
Wesley
Bobby Smith
Smith
Bill
Congress seeks to ban closed circuit telecasts of major sports
Rep. Les Aspin plans a bill to ban production of sports events over closed circuit TV for championship bouts and other major sports. Rep. Charles Sandman Jr. bills would prohibit exclusive broadcast rights, ensuring access on home TV, radio, cable and other media. The moves follow the Frazier Ali heavyweight title fight and aim to curb media exclusivity in national sports events.
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Washington
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Charles W. Sandman Jr
R-N.j
Sandman
Aspin
Wire
Bobcat Netters Sweep Belmont Abbey for 3rd Win
Ohio University tennis team improved to 3-1 with a 9-0 victory over Belmont Abbey. Freshman Mark Singerman remained unbeaten in four singles, while Jim Carpenter Craig Kridel and others won their singles matches. Doubles teams Carpenter Kridel Luchkowsky Singerman and Smith Baum also won. The Bobcats travel to Columbia to face South Carolina.
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Belmont
N.C
George Klein
Ohio University Bobcat
Belmont Abbey
Cats
Mark Singerman
Cleveland
Ohio
North Carolina State
Carpenter
Kridel
Falls
Gribbon
Luchkowsky
Singerman
Shambach
Galford
Smith
Baum
Kosterman
Saverborn
Columbia, D.C
University of South Carolina
Exhibition Baseball Results Across Leagues
Tuesday results show St Louis defeating Cincinnati 5 to 2 while Pittsburgh beat Baltimore 7 to 4. Washington downed Montreal 4 to 2 and New York N topped Boston 5 to 4. Minnesota beat Atlanta 8 to 3 and Detroit won over Kansas City 6 to 1. Houston defeated Los Angeles 8 to 3. Chicago A beat New York A 4 to 3 and Chicago N routed San Francisco 8 to 0. Milwaukee prevailed 9 to 3 over Oakland. San Diego edged California 5 to 4 and Tokyo Orions defeated Cleveland 9 to 4.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Montreal
New York
Boston
Minnesota
Atlanta
Detroit
Kansas City
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago A
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Oakland
San Diego
California
Tokyo Orions
Cleveland
New Lexington seeks football opponents and scrimmage
New Lexington High School in Muskingum County seeks an opponent for a home game on September 10 1971 an away game on September 15 1972 and a scrimmage on August 28 1971. Contact athletic director Jim Rockwell at New Lexington High School New Lexington Ohio 43764 for details.
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New Lexington
Muskingum County
Jim
Rockwell
New Lexington High School
Ohio
Bierman closes door as Ohio U tops Clemson 7 3
Ohio University pitching restricts Clemson to 3 runs while Jim Bierman seals the win with four innings of relief. Bob Bruno, Bob Kleiber, and Terry Wenger draw early walks and Tony Gray and Mike Schmidt drive in runs in the second. Hannah, Smith, and Kleiber add late scoring as Ohio improves to 6 6 after the win.
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Clemson
S. C
Ohio University Diamondmen
Clemson Tigers
Jim Bierman
Tigers
Ohio
Bob Bruno
Bob Kleiber
Terry Wenger
Tony Gray
Bruno
Mike Schmidt
Kleiber
Mike Hannah
Tom Smith
Schmidt
Gray
Hannah
Smith
Jim Crawford
Gary White
Bobcats
X & Ohio
Hbi Gray
Enene
Smith If
Brunof
van Valkenburg
Hendricks
Beasley
Stewart
Adams
Ae Aee
Graham
Swisher
Jana Graham
Stew- WP "Wenger
Strikes and Spares Watch Your Spot in Bowling Tips
A bowling tip story advises bowlers to fixate on the spot, then track the ball to gauge accuracy. Eyes should move naturally from spot to ball, confirming hit on the spot and in the pocket, without forcing movement.
Hawks Seek Win in East Semifinal Opener at Knicks
Atlanta faces New York in the first game of the Eastern Conference semifinal best-of-seven series. The Thursday afternoon clash is the only game scheduled, with both teams aiming to seize early series momentum.
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Chicago
Atlanta
New York
GB &Virginia
Tieeetas
Kentucky Oeta
Seecessese
Floridians Seesessses
Pittsburgh
Seceseres
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Indiana
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Cevesceeeseecess
Memphis
Seecesseres
Texas Vere Eos
Denver
Kentucky
Virginia
Tampa
Texas
Starr-Washington star Dave Poling signs with UNCC
North Carolina prep standout Dave Poling, a 6-5 forward from Starr-Washington High School, signed a basketball grant in aid to attend UNCC. Coach Bill Foster noted his scoring and rebounding prowess, academic leadership, and plans to play him on the wing in the 1-4 offense. Poling joins Ben Ansley as recent UNCC signees with several more expected.
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Charlotte
N.C
Dave Poling
Starr-Washington High School
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
Bill Foster
Poling
Warriors
Love City
Hannan-Trace
Starr-Washington
Foster
49Ers
UNCC
Ben Ansley
Rome
Earl Poling
Union Furnace
Messenger
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Frazier
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Walt Jackwicz
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