Ohio University names MVP and future captain at soccer banquet
Bill Harkins was named this year's MVP and Ihor Miskewycz was appointed next year's soccer captain at the Ohio University banquet at Baker Center. Despite a 1-6-2 season, Coach Phil Roach and athletic director Bill Rohr praised the team and stressed continued tough competition.
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Traditional Games On Thursday By MIKE BECHT
Associated Press Sports Writer Mike Becht reports on a packed Thursday college football slate. Texas faces Texas A M in a Southwest Conference title bid while Oklahoma targets the Big Eight crown at Nebraska. Other matchups include Villanova at Toledo Virginia Tech versus VMI in Roanoke and multiple bowls prospects across the nation.
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Bobcat Booter All Ohio All Star Team Named
Akron and Wooster lead the All-Star selections by Ohio colleges with only three repeaters from 1966 on the first team. Notables include Joe Queiroga of Akron and Mo Rajabi of Wooster, while Bob Harrison of Kenyon earns Coach of the Year. Other first team members include Bob Black and Mike Kleski from Ohio State, Tom Lippman of Akron, and players from Ohio University Oberlin and Wooster.
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Pro Games To Be Played On Thursday
Oakland limps into Kansas City for a key AFL clash without Clem Daniels who broke his ankle. Daniels is the AFL’s first 5,000 yard rusher and the Raiders seek a win to hold the West lead. Pete Banaszak will start in his place.
Ohio Conference plans champion determination
Ohio Conference commissioner Chick Smith will receive by January 15 a plan to crown the football champion for the 14 school league. A committee was named to develop the plan as officials wrap a three day meeting. Smith will present to athletic directors at the spring meeting. Divisions were formed for baseball with Baldwin Wallace Heidelberg Hiram Kenyon Mount Union Oberlin Wooster in the Northern Division and Capital Denison Marietta Muskingum Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein Wittenberg in the Southern Division.
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Ask Joe Wilman on lead-off bowlers in games
The piece argues a lead-off bowler should read lanes quickly and adjust to hook or straight conditions. It cites Joe Norris as a historic great lead-off and describes four bowling types: straight, hook, back-up and curve. It invites readers to request a 4 page guide by sending 20 cents and a stamped envelope to Joe Wilman.
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Day Ag Football League Game Sees Chiefs Edge Raiders 23
In a 23 to 21 battle, Terkai Day powers Kansas City to a narrow AFL win over Oakland while San Diego defeats Denver 8 to 2, highlighting tight defensive play and late scoring.
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Bellamy Delivers Late Knicks Win in Double OT Thriller
Walt Bellamy scored the decisive layup with two seconds left in the second overtime to lift the Knicks 125-123 over the Bulls at Madison Square Garden. The victory halted a two-game skid and evened New York’s record at 9-9 as Boston defeated San Diego 121-114 elsewhere.
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Pro Cage NBA Tuesday Results and Schedule
Tuesday results show Boston 121 over San Diego 114 New York 125 over Chicago 123 in 2 overtimes Seattle 137 over Los Angeles 132. Chicago hosts Baltimore while San Diego visits Boston New York goes to Cincinnati Philadelphia meets St Louis Thursday Seattle plays Boston in Philadelphia and San Diego visits Philadelphia Missa York faces Chicago at Milwaukee Detroit hosts Los Angeles ABA Dallas 112 Kentucky 103 New Orleans 107 Denver 0 New Jersey 114 Pittsburgh 109 Minnesota 110 Anaheim 110 Denver at Houston New Orleans at New Jersey Dallas at Indiana Anaheim at Oakland Pittsburgh at Minnesota
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Eight Athens Bowlers Qualify For Heart Fund Roll-Off
Winners at Athens Heart Fund Bowling Tournament earn spots in a Columbus roll-off on December 17 at Northern Lights Lanes. Qualifiers include Lou Grubb and Viola Widdoes from Rollerbowl with top pins over average, plus Rosser Henson from Rollerbowl and Vickers Russell Murphy Ridenour from Lakeview Center. The event offers four grand prizes of a week for two to Fort Lauderdale plus cash awards, with entry set at four dollars per person.
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Browns' Passing Worries Collier
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier voices concern over the Browns passing attack after a narrow win over Minnesota. He cites Washington’s Sonny Jurgensen and receivers as a strong challenge, notes Frank Ryan was pressured eight times for 68 yards, and mentions Leroy Kelly leading the league with 871 rushing yards aiming for 1,000.
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Falcons win two-quarter preview over Sheridan at Somerset
Miller High School Falcons edged Sheridan 52 to 21 in a two-quarter preseason game at Somerset. Mark Hermey led with 10 points while Ric Spence and Bob Mathews added eight each. Crooksville beat New Lexington 44-32 in an earlier preview as Miller opens its regular season hosting New Lexington St. Aloysius on Friday.
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