Cats Hope To Spoil Broncos Bid
The Ohio University Bobcats visit Western Michigan in Kalamazoo as injuries threaten key players including quarterback Rich Berry and receiver Darnell Brown. Western Michigan counters with Larry Cates, Joe Wade, and a rugged defense led by Dominic Riggio as a potential MAC spoiler margin and a possible three way tie at the top looms.
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Marshall
Joe Wade
Dominic Riggio
MAC
Bernard Thomas
George Zender
WMU
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Bob Gavinski
Bert Dampier
Dan Arbour
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Jim Boliweg
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Greg Deyton
Ken Klosterman
Mike Wood
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L. C. Lyons
Mike Johnson
Rich Lilienthal
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Orr Lost To Bruins For Indefinite Time
The Boston Bruins suffer a major setback as star defenseman Bobby Orr is sidelined indefinitely with a troubled left knee. Boston then lost 6-3 to Chicago, dropping eight points behind Montreal in the NHL East.
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Associated Press
Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr
Chicago
Black Hawks
Boston
Montreal
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York
New England
Quebec
Minnesota
Houston
Ottawa
Ohio Booters Face Critical Michigan State Test
Ohio University soccer aims to rebound after a 2-0 loss to Cleveland State leaving a 5-3 record as they prepare for a crucial trip to East Lansing. Michigan State stands 3-1-1, with Western Michigan win recent. injuries cloud Ohio’s outlook and key players Winders Roberts Smiles Statham Dunn all uncertain for Saturday.
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Midwest
St. Louis
Northern Illinois
Air Force
Michigan State
Western Michigan
Bobcats
Western
Dennis Buford
Cats
Buford
Cleveland State
Andy Smiles
Cocaptain Sherm Lyle
Paul Dunn
Michigan
Eric Winder
Gary Statham
Larry Cohen
Winders
Ed Roberts
Squires Rockets clash sets ABA foul record
The Virginia Squires defeated the Denver Rockets 155 to 111 amid a record 86 personal fouls. Rockets had 56 fouls with seven players ejected. Squires also set records with 92 free throw attempts and 74 conversions, including a record 53 points in the fourth quarter. Julius Erving led Virginia with 22 points and 11 rebounds.
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Rockets
Denver
Alex Hannum
Utah Stars
Memphis Tams
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Kansas City- Omaha Kings
Chicago
Golden State
William Franklin
Virginia
Julius Erving
Ron Boone
Zelmo Beaty
Utah
Tams
Boone
Beaty
Bob Dandridge
Oscar
Glouster Junior High Rolls Past Federal Hocking 34 16
Glouster junior high defeated Federal Hocking 34 to 16 as Lago tallied three touchdowns including a 70 yard kickoff return to start the second half. Hunter added a nine yard run with Meade scoring on a 14 yard run. Glouster led 28 0 at halftime and 34 0 after Lago's kickoff return TD. Federal Hocking scored twice in the third. Next game at Nelsonville.
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Glouster
Bob Lago
Federal Hocking
Mark Hunter
Kevin Meade
Hunter
Lago
Glouster Junior High
Nelsonville
Kyger Creek overwhelms Symmes Valley 40 to 0 in SWAC matchup
Kyger Creek dominated after a scoreless first quarter, scoring in each of the last three periods to beat Symmes Valley 40 0. George Curry led with two touchdowns and 135 rushing yards, Mike Rife added 100 yards, and Kyger Creek improved to 5 2 1 overall and 4 1 1 in league play as the second place team.
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Southern
Eastern
Southwestern
North Gallia
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Symmes Valley
Kgger Creek
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Pennell Leads Athens Eighth Graders Past Meigs 14–12
Eddie Pennell scored a TD and set up another on a 30 yard kickoff return as Athens eighth graders edged Meigs 14 12. Pennell ran for two yards for the go ahead score and Pennell added the extra point. Meigs answered with a fourth quarter TD but failed on the PAT. John Matthews and Mike Waugh paced Athens defense. Athens next play at Logan.
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Eddie Pennell
Athens
Meigs
Pennell
Kevin Goldsberry
Jeff Griffin
John Matthews
Mike Waugh
John Lundberg
Mike Mace
Logan
Jackie Robinson Funeral Draws Notable Guests in Brooklyn
A large crowd gathers in Brooklyn for Jackie Robinson funeral services at Riverside Memorial Church and Cypress Hills Cemetery. Pallbearers include Dodger figures Walt Alston Pee Wee Reese Roy Campanella and public officials such as Sargeant Shriver and baseball figures Willie Mays and Bowie Kuhn.
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Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodger
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Riverside Memorial Church
Sargeant Shriver
Democratic Party
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Walt Alston
Joe Black
Jim Gilliam
Don Newcombe
Pee Wee Reese
Ralph Branca
Earl Erskine
Roy Campanella
Walter O'Malley
Peter
Willie Mays
New York Giant
Dodgers
Bowie Kuhn
Ford C. Frick
Branch Rickey
NCAA Withdraws From USOC Demands Major Reforms
The NCAA announces withdrawal from the United States Olympic Committee after accusing USOC of shortchanging America. The 18 member NCAA council calls for a complete reorganization and warns member schools to withhold funding and appointments.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States Olympic Committee
USOC
America
NCAA
Charles Nevias
Ncaa International Relations Committee
Samuel E. Barnes
Knoxville
Tenn
Barnes
United States
District CC Cross Country Meets Slated in Athens and Upper Arlington
District cross country meets determine state meet participants for Southeastern and Eastern Districts. Class AA and AAA races at Ohio University Athens on a course used for the Ohio University District Classic begin 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. respectively. Ironton and Federal Hocking are named representatives for Southeastern District.
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Upper Arlington
Ohio University
Raymond Memorial
Peden Stadium
Ironton
Federal Hocking
Rio Grande
Palmer Ties Leaders At Sahara Invitational
Arnold Palmer shot six under par 65 in the first round at the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas to share the lead with four others. The 43 year old admitted he hopes this time he can end a 15 month victory drought. He had led Kaiser International last week but faded after two rounds.
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Orr
Chicago
Chico Maki
Jim Pappin
Pat Stapleton
Bill White
Pit Martin
Stan Mikita
Black Hawk
Phil Esposito
Jacques Lemaire
Canadiens
Bill Flett
Philadelphia
Detroit
Don Kozak
Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Kaiser International
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