Ohio Bobcats face St Louis in NCAA Midwest regional
Ohio University soccer, ranked fourth in the Midwest, meets top-seed St Louis in Edwardsville Illinois at 2 p.m. in the NCAA Midwest regional opener. Southern Illinois Salukis host with Akron facing Chicago Circle in the noon first game. round two winners advance toward the December 28 semi final in Miami.
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St. Louis
Edwardsville
Ill
Southern Ill Salukis
Akron
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Chicago Circle
Ohio
Cat Booters
Europe
Ohio University
Harbin Computer Ratings list regional high school football leaders
The final 1971 Harbin Computer Ratings released by the Ohio High School Athletic Association name War ren Harding Massillon Upper Arlington Cincinnati Moeller Steubenville Catholic and other winners among Class AAA and AA regions. Ironton Gallipolis and Crooksville are highlighted with regional finishes, outlining area teams in the top 10 and noting the method based on schedule toughness.
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Gallipolis
Eastern
Harbin
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Messenger
Warren Harding
Associated Press
Parma
Massillon
Upper Arlington
Cincinnati Moeller
Steubenville Catholic
Cleveland Holy Name
Columbus Watterson
Dayton Jefferson
Crooksville
Perry County
Mentor
Lakewood St Edward
Mayfield Heights
Elyria
Warren Western Reserve
Rfield Heights
Bedford
Eastlake
Toledo Woodward
Springfield South
Columbus
Linden-McKinley
Toledo Waite
Columbus Northland
Fremont Ross
Tie Columbus Eastmoor
Worthington
Lima
Lancaster
Akron Garfield
Youngstown Mooney
Louisville
Cuyahoga Falls
Jesuit
Canton Catholic
Stow
Barberton
Newark
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Troy
Cincinnati Princeton
Cincinnati Elder
Kettering Fairmont East
Kettering Fairmont West
St. Marys
Columbus Wehrle
Napoleon
Fostoria
Vermilion
Columbus Mohawk
Lima Catholic
Fremont St. Joseph
New Lexington
Warsaw River View
Hartville Lake
New Concord Glenn
Dreseden Tri-Valley
Minerva
Beverly Fort Frye
Springfield
Shawnee
West Milton Nien
Cincinnati Madeira
Reading
Cincinnati Wyoming
Harrison
Springfield Greanon
Loveland Hurst
St. Paris Graham
Lorain Catholic
la Grange Keystone
Smithville
Smithfield
Mineral Ridge
Weathersfield
Kirtland
McDonald
Fairport Harbor
Cuyahoga Heights
Leetonia
Marion Pleasant
Cor Rawson
Marion Catholic
Ada
Monroeville
Sandusky St. Mary
Montpelier
de Lucas
Norwalk St. Paul
Liberty Center
Crookaville
Lockland
South Charleston
Southeastern
Portsmouth East
Maria Stein
Marion
Cedarville
Middletown Fenwick
National Scanning
OHSAA
Athens
Logan
Marietta
Jackson
Tri- Valley
Fort Frye
Meigs
Coal Grove
South Point
Belpre
Morgan
Oak Hill
Rock Hill
Warren Local
Nelsonville-York
Federal- Hocking
Wellston
Vinton County
Southwestern
Hannan- Trace
Bobcats face Marshall with multiple key players hurt
Ohio University travels to Huntington to meet Marshall with two starters in Riverside Methodist Hospital for knee surgery and several others sidelined for the season. Marshall, led by 17 year old tackle Charles Henry and star linebackers Graves and Wright, looks to end the year strong in a rivalry game that could be highly emotional.
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Columbus
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall
Mike Crimmins
Bobcats
Herd
Mark Jones
Chuck Kemper
Jones
Kemper
Benton
Gary
Jeff Beams
Young Herd
Charles Henry
Henry
Chuck Wright
Pro Cage Results: Memphis tops Floridians 119 109
Results show Memphis defeating Floridians 119 to 109 and Denver beating Indiana 108 to 11. Wednesday schedule lists six games including Denver at Charlotte and Virginia at Kentucky. No further events scheduled beyond that.
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Memphis
Denver
Indiana
Caroling
Charlotte
Virginia
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
New York
Utah
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Phoenix
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
Seattle
Portland
Houston
York
Cattle
Los Aeres
Milwoue
Atlante
Philadel
Ore
Oakland
USTA Moves to Halt Equine Anemia Spread
The U S Trotting Association adopts a nationwide rule barring any standardbred from tracks unless certified not infected or a carrier of equine infectious anemia. The board also accepts Australian and New Zealand registries for equal footing with American and Canadian horses.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S
Eastern Places Eight On All-SVAC Team
Eastern dominates the 1971 All-SVAC selections with eight players on offense and defense after ties expanded each unit to 12. Senior quarterback Jim Ambsary earns the league MVP honor, with runners-up including Alan Holter and Dick Stettler of Eastern and Terry Molles, Lou Louden of Kgger Creek, and Dave Wickline of North Gallia. Ambsary to receive a trophy from WJEH Radio and Ohio Valley Publishing Co.
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Eastern
Eagles
Jim Ambsary
Southern Valley Athletic
Ence
Kgger Creek High School
Amsbury
Alan Holter
Dick Stettler
Terry Molles
Lou Louden
Kgger Creek
Dave Wickline
North Gallia
Wjeh Radio
The
Ohio Valley Publishing Co
Harvey
Brown
Bob Caldwell
Orland Cremeans Kyger
Terry Moles
Kyger Reek See
Loren Neal
Nort Gallia
Rick Sanders
Mike Nease
Southern
Phil Hollanbaugh
Dennis Eichinger
Jim Amsbury
Alan Duvally
Dan Swisher
Er Creek
Neil Baker
Chuck Chambers
Southwestern
Bill Roush
Kim Hall
Nort
Hannan-Trace
Keith Saunders
John Eggleton
George Gomes
Gallia
Rick and Smith
Terry Sheets
Mark George Curry
Kyger Creek Mith
Athens Shrine Club Basketball Preview Comes to Athens Gym
The annual Aladdin Shrine disabled Children Benefit Basketball Preview runs Friday at the Athens High School gym. Host Athens Bulldogs join four Athens County teams Meigs Portsmouth and Glouster in four games starting 7 p.m. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Aladdin Temple ‘Crippled Children’s Fund
Vida Blue named AL MVP at 22 in historic win
Oakland A s lefty Vida Blue captured the American League Most Valuable Player award becoming the youngest MVP in MLB history. He posted a 24 8 record an 1 82 ERA 24 complete games and 301 strikeouts while earning 14 first place votes and 268 points from BBWAA.
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Vida Blue
Oakland A’s
Blue
Cy Young
Baseball Writers Association of America Committee
Sal Bando
Oakland
Robinson Boys
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Bench
Don Newcombe
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Denny McLain
Hal Newhouser
Lefty Grove
Spud Chandler
Bobby Shantz
McLain
A’s
Shantz
Philadelphia
Bando
Lolich
Ali Mathis Set For Astrodome Heavyweight Clash
Muhammad Ali faces Buster Mathis in a 12 round heavyweight bout at the Astrodome Houston Texas. The match draws an estimated 25 000 crowd and will be shown in 27 foreign countries. Mathis returns from a 2 ½ year layoff hoping to upend Ali while Ali trains in strong form under Angelo Dundee. Purses see Ali at 300000 and 40 percent of receipts with Mathis at 15 percent.
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Houston
Tex
Buster Mathis
Muhammad Ali
Astrodome
Ali
Mathis
Peers Management
Olds Sets Up Kent State Tees Off Toledo Victory Hope
Kent State president Dr Glenn Olds urged ending Toledo s 33 game victory streak hoping the Golden Flashes beat the Rockets in Toledo. He noted it would be good for a college to taste defeat. Kent State coach Don James faces a 3 7 season and four MAC losses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Glenn Olds
Kent State
Don James
Olds
Toledo
William Carlson
Golden Flashes
Kent
James
Poole Guides Whitney Horses to Hialeah Meet Lead
Trainer George Poole saddled seven winners at the 1971 Hialeah meeting including four stakes winners for C. V. Whitney. Whitney led all money winners with $199,856.25 in purses while Poole’s efforts contributed to owners totaling $218,041.
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Miami
Fla
George Poole
C. V. Whitney
Poole
Whitney
Strikes and Spares Concentration in Bowling Basics
The article explains concentration as key in bowling starting from the starting position. It advises a natural, erect pose with shoulders squared to the lane, ball supported by the left hand, deep breath, and lining up the target. It urges forgetting the last frame and focusing on the upcoming one.
Rose and Hitchens Top MAC Players of Week
Toledo defensive end Bob Rose named the MAC defensive player of the week after 19 tackles in a 43 0 win at Marshall. Miami of Ohio quarterback or tailback Bob Hitchens earned offensive player of the week with 131 yards and two scores in a 30 0 triumph over Kent State.
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Ohio
Toledo
Bob Rose
Archbold
Rose
Marshall
Bob Hitchens
Miami
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