High School Playoff Ratings and West Virginia Controversy
In Ohio the OHSAA kept out-of-state results as games at the first level. Bellaire asked to count West Virginia wins as open dates, a plan the board rejected. Athens and Logan face scheduling limits while Ironton eyes Class AA playoffs and Wellston coach Joe Michael watches Buckhannon Bluefield semis.
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Reds Seek Frontline Hurler Amid Active Howsam Stance
Cincinnati owner Bob Howsam signals caution about major moves despite Reds chasing a top pitcher after a season that set a record for the most consecutive incomplete games by hurlers. Sparky Anderson earned the nickname Captain Hook after Don Gullett’s mid season injury.
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Reds hope farm system supplies starters as pitching depth falters
Reds general manager Harmon Killebrew Howsam expressed optimism that Cincinnati’s extensive farm system will supply needed starters if trades fail. No Reds pitcher won 20 games last season, and Howsam noted several young arms could emerge. Tom Payne is highlighted as a prime future starter, with others like Clay Kirby eyed in trade talks. He recalled prior blockbuster moves and praised Pete Rose’s shift to third base and the rise of Ken Griffey and George Foster as keys to a club record 108 wins.
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Bench to Undergo Minor Shoulder Operation in Oklahoma City
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench will have a minor shoulder operation in Oklahoma City to remove cartilage and a bone fragment from the shoulder joint. The All-Star, who played through pain to post 110 RBIs and 28 homers, expects to be ready for next spring training.
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Only 1 Defending Champ Included Prep Playoffs Open Friday
Ohio high school football playoffs begin with only one defending champion among 12 semifinals. Appeals by two nonqualifying programs failed as the OHSAA kept final 1975 ratings. Class A matches Baserville Fenwick hosts Newark Catholic while Middletown Fenwick defends its title.
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Ohio Playoffs At-A-Glance For High School Football
Class AAA matches include Lakewood St Edward at Newark and Findlay at Cincinnati Moeller with 7:30 p.m. kickoffs and championship Friday night at Akron Rubber Bowl. Class AA features Oregon Stritch against Cleveland Holy Name and Ironton versus Cincinnati Wyoming with finals at Rubber Bowl. Class A pits Newark Catholic against Middletown Fenwick and Groveport Carey versus Burton Berkshire with the title showdown at Rubber Bowl.
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Illini Rose Bowlers Highlight Historic Floats in Board
The Illinois Athletic board includes Paul Patterson, a member of the school's first Rose Bowl team in 1947, and Jim Grabowski, a member of the last Rose Bowl squad in 1964.
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