Owls Move Dayton Franchise to Grand Rapids
Poor attendance forces the International Hockey League to close the Dayton Owls and relocate the team to Grand Rapids. Owner Al Savill Sr. says the club will open at home December 17. the December 3 game with Milwaukee in Dayton is canceled. IHL board approves the transfer. The Owls started in Columbus before moving to Dayton for better home dates at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Remaining THL teams include Flint Saginaw Port Huron Muskegon Kalamazoo and in the south Fort Wayne Toledo Milwaukee.
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al Savill Sr
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Milwaukee
IHL Board of Governors
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Savill
Ohio State Fairgrounds Colliseum
Flint
Port Huron
Saginaw
Muskegon
Kalamazoo
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Hockey and football moves across leagues headline brief
Colorado Rockies claimed Dennis OBrien and Minnesota North Stars waived him as Pittsburgh Penguins sent Bernie Wolfe to Hershey. Jim Bedard recalled from Hershey. Oilers signed Ab DeMarco. Nordiques bought Matti Hagman from Boston. Jets assigned Markus Mattsson to Tulsa. Saints signed Mike Watton. Eagles signed Dennis Nelson. Steelers signed Brad Cousino. Redskins signed Jim Kilck, Johnson placed on IR. California Surf sold Gary Rensing to Chicago Sting.
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Colorado Rockies
Dennis O’brien
Minnesota North Stars
Pittsburgh Penguins
Dean Owenar
Washington Capitals
Bernie Wolfe
Hershey
American Hockey League
Jim Bedard
World Hockey Association
Edmonton Oilers
Ab DeMarco
Quebec Nordiques
Matti Hagman
Boston Gruins
Winnipeg Jets
Markus Mattsson
Tulsa
NEW Orleans Saints
Mike Watton
Philadelphia Eagles
Dennis Nelson
Donnie Green
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brad Cousino
Washington Redskins
Jim Kilck
Dennis Johnson
California Surf
Gary Rensing
Chicago Sting
Celtics menu of boos after blowout by Sonics
Celtics coach Tommy Heinsohn complains the team needs a wakeup as Boston falls to 7-13 after an 111 89 defeat to Seattle. 10101 fans at Boston Garden voiced their dismay while Seattle’s Gus Williams and Dennis Johnson led a fast break show for a 7-17 Sonics.
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Dennis Johnson
Seattle
Slick Watts
Fred Brown
Sonics
Len Wilkens
Williams
Marvin Webster
Hockey results fill WHA standings this matchup slate
New England 4 Winnipeg Indianapolis 4. Houston 2 Birmingham 7. Cleveland 3 Washington 2. Vancouver 3 Atlanta 2. Fort Wayne 7 Muskegon 2. Flint 6 Dayton 4. Port Huron 3 Kalamazoo 3.
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Vancouver
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Flint
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Ian
Port Huron
Kalamazoo
Zamora, Dantley, Gullikson, Panatta: Brief Sports Notes
Mexican Alfonso Zamora was stopped in the 10th round and suspended indefinitely by the California Athletic Commission for a disputed title defense. Adrian Dantley received a three day ban after an on court incident with Dave Meyers. Tom Gullikson beat Anand Amritraj in India while Panatta and Bertolucci won doubles for Italy in Davis Cup action.
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California Athletic Commission
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World Boxing Association
Jorge Lujan
Panama
New York
Indiana Pacers
Adrian Dantley
National Basketball Association
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Ain
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Dave Meyers
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Tom Gullikson
Anand Amritraj
Terry Moor
Britain
Richard Lewis
Sydney
Australia
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Paolo Bertolucci
Phil Dent
John Alexander
Stingers Suspend Jacques Locas Indefinitely
The Cincinnati Stingers suspend centerman Jacques Locas without pay for unspecified reasons. Locas, not dressed for two weeks, was cited under three WHA contract sections including participation in practices and physical condition.
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Carlisle Tops Milton Union In Dual Meet Win
Carlisle High wrestling defeated Milton Union 36 to 28 Friday night. Matches included forfeit wins for Carlisle’s Fox 132 and Underwood 138, Spooner pinned by Feltner, Brown pinned by Humbert, and Ulrich pinning at 175 for Carlisle.
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Wildcats Rout Eaton 69 to 48 in Franklin
Franklin High defeats Eaton 69 48 as Ken Kennard and Rob Brown lead with 15 and 10 points. Franklin uses full court pressure to force 27 Eaton turnovers and pulls away after a 32 24 halftime lead. Ketron tops Eaton with 15 points.
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Milton Union edges Carlisle in second overtime thriller
Guard Jeff Hunt scores the winning basket with two seconds left in double overtime as Milton Union beat Carlisle 74 to 72 in SWBL league opener. Kent Denlinger leads Milton Union with 28 points on 11 field goals and 6 free throws, while Carlisle’s Roger Ellis tops with 20 points and Harold Duncan 12. Carlisle drops to 1-2. Milton Union to 2-1.
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Last second shot lifts Kiser past Springboro in non league game
Dayton Kisers Chris Bell nailed a game winning jumper at 0.4 seconds to give Kiser a 71 to 69 win over Springboro. Kendall Pegues led Springboro with 34 points while Don Wilburn scored 26. Springboro fell to 2 in three games after leading most of the night Kiser rallied in the final quarter and evaded a late Panthers push.
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Beau 8th in lineup at Lebanon track feature
Bret's Beau, winner of two invitational paces at Lebanon Raceway, is placed eighth in tonight's Warren County feature handicap directed by Racing Director Mahlon Nixon. The program lists eight horses with results including Jug's Knight and Dandys Hurry Up in early races.
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Valley View Spartans handle Bellbrook 71 to 60 for second win
Valley View improves to 2-0 in Southwestern Buckeye League play after a 71-60 victory over Bellbrook. Jeff Deaton leads with 14 points while Tom Bowman scores 12 in the second half and key contributors include Brian Flynn and Tony Zani. Bellbrook's Mark Walker posts 13 in a game marked by Spartan defense and foul trouble for the Eagles.
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Strange action works for Strange and Lopez in mixed team
Curtis Strange and Nancy Lopez shot a soggy seven under par 65 to move within three strokes of the leaders in the rain interrupted second round of the $200,000 Mixed Team Golf Championship at Bardmoor. The duo spoiled by darkness 36 holes with a 134 total. Leaders Jerry Pate and Hollis Stacy were 13 under with one hole left. A third round was scheduled for the afternoon as rain halted play on the North Course.
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Lakota Thunderbirds Top Fairfield In Home Opener
Lakota Thunderbirds win 67 60 over Fairfield as Eric Brown leads with 24 points and 7 10 24 shooting. Randy Smith adds 16, Glen Chasteen 12, Jeff Schiensker 11 as Lakota shoots 60 percent from the floor and 65 percent at the line. Fairfield drops to 0 3 in the season after opening loss to Princeton.
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Talawanda Crushes Preble Shawnee in 89-64 Victory
Talawanda Braves overpower Preble Shawnee Arrows 89 to 64 led by Bill Melis 29 points and 19 rebounds. Alan Taylor 19 and Kirk Michael 18 paced Preble Shawnee, dropping to 1-1 while Talawanda improves to 2-0 as lead grows after intermission.
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Heritage Christian winners third straight despite opening loss
Heritage High led by Mark DeFrates with 26 points powered the Lions to a 55 29 victory over Hamilton Christian on Friday night at Amanda. Tom Adams added 14 as Heritage jumped to a 13 4 first period lead and controlled the game.
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