Day de Tune at Hospital and Three St Vincent Story
A garbled OCR note mentions a hospital event with three St. Vincent figures and a pending incident. Readable fragments point to a local tale involving medical staff and a group named St Vincent, with unclear actions or dates.
Redskins Clinch NFC Playoffs as Kilmer Shines in LA
Washington Redskins upset the Los Angeles Rams 38 24 at Memorial Coliseum. Bill Kilmer threw three touchdown passes as Washington, now 8 3, secured a wild card bid while Rams near end of season with 7 5 1. Allen returned to face former club amid ex Rams in crowd.
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Jack Pardee
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Prothro
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Roman Gabriel Ws
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Kilmer
Vador
Clifton McNeil
Sparta High Girls Open Season With Win Over Union City
The Sparta Spartansburg High School girls basketball team opened the 1971-72 campaign with a 52 29 varsity win over Union City and a 28 15 junior varsity loss. Darlene Howell and Lori Cook each scored 16 for Sparta, Brenda Varney added 12, while Union City’s Sue Schafer led with 13 and Darlene Seidler had 11. Next, Sparta hosts Academy High School of Erie on Thursday in the Sparta gym.
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Union City
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Lori Cook
Sparta Gals
Brenda Varney
Sue’ Schafer
Darlene Seidler
Academy High School of
Erie
Scott carries Squires with 43 as ABA pace remains high
Virginia Squires guard Charlie Scott scored 43 points in a 123 115 win over the Floridians as he continues to draw criticism for shooting and ball handling. Scott has surpassed 40 points in 11 of 12 games, boosting his season average above 35 per game amid injuries that force him to carry the scoring load.
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Utah Stars
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al Bianchi
Schedule of tonight's high school sports events
Basketball matches include Youngsville at Carry Saegertown at Spar Pahama at Clymer and others across Northwestern at Nérin fast Iroquois at Harborcreel Girard at Fairview Fort LeBioeut at Gen McLane Linesville at Tech Connieaut Valley at Academy East at Venarigo Christian Jamestown at Warren AC Valley at Montreary Brockway at DuBois Titusville at Cambridge Springs Conneaut Lake at West Forest Wrestling features Corry Upper Gil City at Brookvite Rocky Grove at Conneaut Lake Sharpaville at Meadville Swimming shows East at Corry Nort.
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Spar Pahama
Clymer Waltsburg
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Venarigo Christian
Jamestown
Warren
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Montreary
Brockway
DuBois
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Lake
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Corry
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Gil City
Brookvite
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Sharpaville
Meadville
Swimming
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Harvested Bucks Both Plentiful and Large This Season
Hunters report a plentiful two week buck season with large deer taken. A list of recently reported harvests includes Don Stahowic seven point 150 pounds near Elgin Jim Peters four point 90 pounds at Spring Creek Tom Hoyt three point 120 pounds on Eldred Hill Donald Reed four point 125 pounds on Picidilli Hill Craig Messinger six point 125 pounds on Doudd Hill.
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R.D
Corry
Seven Point
Elgin
U Jim. Peters
Snyder Circle
Spring Creek
Tom Hoyt
Honeybrook
Three Point
Eldred Hill
Donald Reed
Four Point
Picidilli Hill
Craig Messinger
Columbus
Six Point
Doudd Hill
Randy McCray
Sixpoint
A.R. Knapp
Sciota Road
Gaylord Tarr
Baltimore
West Spring Creek
Charles Tarr
George Haenel
Smollek and Bay Lead Heavy Bowling Night
Heavy bowling action saw Joe Smollek top with a 237 first game and 206 second for a 622 series while Bay posted the best set at 659. The page also lists numerous individual scores and local names across multiple regions, ending with a Pennsylvania deer hunting report: 25,000 antlerless deer taken on opening day, a 10 percent drop in hunters versus 1970, and a 313,850 antlerless licenses issued aiming for about 40,000 deer harvested.
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Jim Bay
Smollek
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Oiler Coaches Falling Fast In Crossfire
Houston AP reports a coaching upheaval as Ed Hughes fires offensive backfield coach Walt Schlinkman amid staff clashes with GM John Breen and owner Bud Adams. Equipment manager Johnny Gonzalez is also dismissed. George Dickson to assume Schlinkman duties after a 20 14 win over Buffalo.
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Schlinkman
Tom
Buffalo
George Dickson
Schlinman
Kentucky Faces First Possible Losing Season Under Rupp
In his 41st year as Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp cautions that this may be the Wildcats first losing season amid three early defeats. Michigan State mentor Gus Ganakas agrees Kentucky lacks past depth and power. Jim Andrews ties for team scoring with 32 as MSU and UK split guards. Maryland’s Tom McMillen leads a rout of Georgetown as top-ranked UCLA holds steady atop polls. Other scores include Missouri, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and Arkansas wins.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
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Brigham Young
St. John’s
N.Y
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Ohio State
Lefty Driesell
Driesell
Missouri
John Brown
St. Francis
Kansas State
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Bobby Jack
Oklahoma
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Cowboys
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