Shamrocks Aim to Boost Scoring After Holiday Break
Shamrocks turn to action with thirteen players seeing varsity time as Scotus at Central Catholic pre holiday stats show Ralph Tinius leading with 37 points in three games. Dan Briggs Placek Frank Mielak and Larry Tonke pace the supporting cast while injuries and inexperience hindered early showings. Scotus seeks improved offense against St. Cecilia at Memorial Hall and a rematch with St. Devils.
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Tor Scotus
Central Catholic
Shamrock
Scotus
St. Cecilia
Memorial Hall
Duwele
Ralph Tinius
Tinius
Dan Briggs
Dave Placek
Briggs
Placek
Frank Mielak
Larry Tonke
Vert
St. Devilia
Denny Pavelka & Company
Shawrock
Flood targets baseball reserve clause in bid for free agency
New York reports Carl Flood, star center fielder for 12 seasons with St Louis and recently with Philadelphia, is prepared to file a federal suit challenging baseballs reserve clause. He will meet with former Supreme Court justice Arthur Goldberg who will help plan strategy while MLB players association backs the challenge. Flood seeks freedom to negotiate as a free agent and says he will not retire.
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New York
Carl Flood
Caild
Flood
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Frem
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Goldberg
Tye
Allen Ztrman
Alo
Major League Players Association
Marvin Miller
Association
Galdberg
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Vikings face Browns in NFL title showdown at Minnesota
In Minneapolis, coaches Grant and Collier debate odds as the 12-2 Vikings, buoyed by a 51-3 win earlier, prepare to meet the 10-5 Browns in a cold Metrodome title game. Key lineup changes: Sharockman over Bryant at cornerback and Yary at tackle. The Browns seek revenge after regular-season routs and aim to disrupt Vikings pass rush against Bill Nelson. The winner advances to New Orleans for the Super Bowl.
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Minneapolis
ST. Paul
UPL
Inal Grant
Blaiton Collier
Minnesota Vikings
Cleveland Browns
Grant
Vikings
Metropolitan Stadium
Browns
Colts
Cleveland
Collar
Callier
Los Angeles
Barris
Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Rams
Carl Eller
Gary Larson
Alan Page
Jim Marshall
Paul Dickson
Viking
Bill Nelson
Ed Sharockman
Bobby Bryant
Ron Yary
Doug Davis
Giants
Atlanta
NFL
New Orleans
Raiders and Chiefs Primed for Title Game
Raiders and Chiefs ready for the American Football League championship and a Super Bowl berth after final practices in Oakland and Santa Barbara. Hank Stram and John Madden touted fitness and plans, with the Coliseum set for a 1 p.m. PST kickoff and a sellout crowd above 55,000. Odds had the Raiders as four-point favorites as Kansas City awaited injury news.
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Garland
Oakland Haiders
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland
Raiders
Santa Barbara
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Kansas City
John
Madden
Strant
Oakland Colliseum
Santa Tiarbara
Gchicts
Stram
Oakland Coliseum
Jeff
CHS reserves start 4-0 as Swartz leads exciting bench squad
CHS reserve basketball team, coached by Dave Swartz, opens 4-0 with wins over Hastings, Millard, York, and Kearney. Standout Ton McLaughlin leads scoring at 11.0 per game with 257 points, while Jetterman from Columbus Scotus adds 4 points per game. Rebounds show Healex with 19, and Tony Heiser leads steals and assists. Reserves return Jan 9 at Grand Island then host Beatrice at 6 15 p.m.
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Laiumbu High School
Dave Swarts
Swart
Cil Happ
CHS
Swartzmen
Hastings
Millard
York
Kearney
Niscaverer
Ton McLaughlin
Jetterman
Columbus Scotus
Healex
McLaughlin
Tony Heiser
Jom Zimmerman
Dick Hoth
Gary Twansky
Lave Candreau
Frank Brower
Swartz
Grand Island
B.S. Rob
F.G FT
T.P
P.F. Asst
T. McLaughlin
Hansen
D. Heth
D. Condreau
T. Zimmerman
G. Iwansky
D. Carrell
T. Heiser
Gaver
M. Wagner
F. Brower
D. Miller
R. Brown
J. Abagglen
B. Rabell
Reb
Nusa. Fe
Dree
Denver Rockets under new coach Belmont beat Washington
Denver Rockets, led by new coach Joc Belmont, beat the Washington team 113-23 in a Friday night game to snap a skid and move within one and a half games of third place Dallas. Larry Jones topped Denver with points and Haymond added 22 as Belmont’s early impact showed. The ABA slate also saw New York Nets upset Indiana Pacers 121-112 behind Laver Tart’s 50 points, Kentuck Colonels close Pittsburgh 108-106, and New Orleans Buccaneers beat Los Angeles Stars in a MAL contest.
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United Press International
Belmont
Denver Hockets
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
Mexico Cty
Rockets
Heywood
Denver
American Basketball Association
Washington
Kentue Colonels
Indiana
Pittsburgh Pipers
Gene Moore
Steve Dances
New Orleans Luccaneers
Los Angeles Stars
Spring Double to carry top weight in Walter Haight Handicap
Spring Double will carry 123 pounds to head a nine-horse field in the $16,730 Walter Haight Handicap at Laurel closing Falkmater meeting. Mister Diz carries 120 pounds as Spring Double’s likely main rival. Nile Bay is Lucent favorite in the Allegheny Stakes at Liberty Bell Park for 1L-year-olds. other divisions include Orange Bowl tandom at Tropical Park. Friday’s racing saw Cherry bird win the Laurel feature, Beerich take Tropical’s allowance, and Kerble Slingle win at Fair Grounds.
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United Press International
Walter Haight
Laurel
Spring Double
Double Jay
Mister Diz
Nile Bay
Liberty Bell Park
Bohl
Tropical Park
Cherrybird
Beerich
Tropical
Kerble Slingle
Fair Grounds
Columbus Bowl Junior Christmas Tournament Honors Winners
The fifteenth annual Columbus Bowl Junior Christmas Tournament was held Tuesday at the Bowl. Rob Schadelberger and Mike Kunes won junior boys doubles with 162, while Robbie Gates and Deanna Ryba won junior girls doubles with 4151. John Anson claimed junior boys singles with 685, Judy Anson topped junior girls singles with 526. Bantam boys doubles Went to Pat and Danny Force at 649, Bantam girls doubles to JoAn Schacher and Gloria Borchers at 610, Pat Force won bantam boys singles with 377.
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Rob Schadelberger
Mike Kunes
Gary Muth
Tom Folsom
Jim Anson
Pat Worden
Robbie Gates
Deanna Ryba
Sharon Schacher
Connia Nattenburg
John Anson
Paul Gilmore
Judy Anson
Debbie Gates
Pat
Danny Force
Bob
Jerry Carlson
JoAn Schacher
Gloria Borchers
Patty Cave
Marty Anson
Pat Force
JoAnn Schacher
Tennie, Fyfe
Mary Anson
Duniors
Grid coaches stay loose around nation
Coaches reshuffle as Jim Carlen leaves West Virginia for Texas Tech and Bobby Bowden steps in, with Florida hiring Doug Dickey and Tennessee expanding its coaching search. Georgia names Fred Pancoast as new offensive coordinator while Bo Schembechler remains hospitalized after a heart attack before the Rose Bowl.
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Steve Smilanich
UPI
Jim Carlen
West Virginia
Texas Tech
Mountaineers
Bobby Bowden
Florida
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
Georgia
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Carlen
South Carolina
J.F. King
Lubboeck, Tex
Carton
Robert ‘C. Bowden
Winder Carton
Alvarez
Gene Ellensen
Dickey
Bill Baffle
Town
Johnny Majors
Fred Pancoast
Graves
Pancoast
John Reaves
SUTOR WAIVED BY MIAMI AFTER SHORT ARRIVAL
Miami center George Sutor, acquired from Carolina two weeks ago for 6 percent, has been waived by the Floridians.
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Miame
Upeh
George Sutor
Miami
Carolina
Floridians
American Basketball Association
Columbus Bowling Results and Standings Highlight Local Venues
Reading shows detailed bowling results across Columbus lanes with multiple clubs and eateries listed. Standings feature Bill's, Shelby Jarry's Bar, and Fountain City venues, plus names like Rusty, Oasis Bar, Gamen Center, and First National Bank as sponsors. Scores include high series figures and individual performances across numerous alley names.
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Piolerthict
Bill
Shelby
Jarry’s
Whitcomb tops with 245 game in Columbus Bowl league
Whitcomb led the Men's League at Columbus Bowl with a 245 game as Dick Sutton set the pace with a 598 series. Numerous bowlers posted solid scores including Bryant 226 Lubanski 200 Smith 201 Woodrick 202 Styskal 213 Karnik 217 Triebwasser 206 Sutton 220 and Kloke 210.
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Thayne Whitcanth
Dick Sutton
Columbus Bowl
Jack Bryant
Armand Lubanski
Ken Smith
Ray Woodrick
Mary Styskal
Joe Karnik
Scott Nelson
del Triebwasser
Ed Borchers
Eid Trofhola
Cal Gay
Harry Carlson
Rleh Peasiek
Art Juracek
Dill Rozanek
Ed Kloke
Gene Labens
Don Tion
Behlen
Rick Samuelson
Theat Whitcomb
Bob Kullek
Ray Reiff
al Sehwantje
Ray Woorick
Elks No. 4
Mary Mueller
Lois Conrad
Columbus Sales
Aparicio Signs Chicago White Sox Contract
Shortstop Luis Aparicio, veteran of 14 major league seasons, signed his 1970 contract with the Chicago White Sox. The 31 year old Aparicio, who batted .280 last year, received a substantial raise, announced by Chicago vice president Ed Shar from Venezuela.
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Chicago
UPT
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Aparicio
Ed Shar
Venezuela
Dickey family dominates Columbus Holiday Table Tennis
The Charley Dickey family captured seven of 16 trophies at the Columbus Family Holiday Table Tennis Tournament. Charley Dickey Jr. led in senior division singles and doubles, Bob Dickey won widget division titles, Charley Dickey Sr. earned senior division doubles and open singles runner up. Paul Potter claimed the junior division singles, with Jim Egger as doubles champion. Terry Robinson joined Charley Dickey Jr. to win senior division doubles. Second place went to John Anderson in midget singles and junior doubles, Jim Egger in junior singles, and Lanny Harrington in senior doubles. 40 entries competed.
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Jim Egger
Paul Potter
Terry Robinson
Charley Dickey Jr
Family Y
Terry Miller
Potter
Dickey
Egger
Robinson
Charley Dickey
Bob Dickey
Charley Dickey Sr
Erry Robinson
Charley Ickey Jr
John Anderson
Lanny Harrington
Racing team expands entries for Trans-Am and SCCA
NEW YORK UP I Owens Corning Fiberglas announces expansion of its racing team adding two 100 Camaro s to pursue the Trans Am championship this year. The company will continue with two Corvettes defending the SCCA A production national championship won in 1969.
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New York
UPI
Owens- Corning Fiberglas
Pair Returns to Flyers Lineup Tonight
UPI reports wingers Gary Dernhoefer and Lew Morrison are set to rejoin the Philadelphia Flyers for tonight's NHL game against the Detroit Red Wings. Dernhoefer sat out with a back injury against the Rangers on December 17, Morrison had a bruised rib from a Christmas night collision with Oakland. Arnold Palmer is noted as Masters champion in four years: 1958 1960 1962.
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Pinlaveepima
UPI
Gary Dernhoefer
Lew Morrison
Flyers
Detroit Red Wings
Dernhoefer
New York Rangers
Morrison
Oakland
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Nebraska
Collier
Miller
Telegram
Nex Week
Ray Graves
al- America
Carlos Alvarez
Stephen C. O'Connell
Sutor
Sowsstar Columbus Bow
Giambur
First National Banks
Eifeens Bund
Columbay Wenatichy
Heanlla
Woodrick & Gitaene Hank Ty
Columtan ' S
Dick Sulton Bis
Pelee Miteeas
Sersazis
Ag32
Sassman
Lote
Casay
Repay
Iligh
Eve Lasohe
Elka Seis
Rollena Cauliwnias Boh, Inc. Ag Ca
Tuloe
Oasis
Joe & Abe
Launder Village
Toa Eesinkey Co
Schweser's
Joe & al
Laungre Village
Columbus Beatty College of Techey Girty
Oasis Bar
Toa Fren
Eau Mit
Stone
Cush
Jeriear
Bpeed Queen
Rowecard
Rusty
Paes Din
Sahara Loge
Colonious Sepet
Millar Allied Searchte Bae Mid Biase
Bowling Inc
Gideon's Dlecauut Center
Echas Ser
Hadley Braithwaly
Rene An
Vanes Pdinen
Hamme Bear
Isura Car Wash
Felenhone
Duncan Eoolis
Trinean Service
Seale
Bieter
Amms Ufel
Loven Welton
Hamms
Hut
Holys Milas
Bowtevard
SM Shelby
Hinar
Rowing, Inc
Bei Als Pogce
Whitey Statewne
Falstatt Meer
Fieischer
Fleischer
Falstaft Beer
Bill's
Statewide Sewing
Gibsons
Dick F Muerel
Fletcher
Jarry
Harrington
Johnnies Steak House
Pawnee Park
Columbus Park Board
Whitcomb
Chisox
Arnald Palmer
Tooleys
Montgomery
Pan
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