Wildcats Fall, Forest Park Triumphs In Nonleague Tilt
Forest Park defeated Franklin 68 to 44 as Franklin lost seventh of eight. Rick Carpenter led Franklin with 13 points while Patterson topped Forest Park with 21. Franklin hosts Wilmington to close 1973 on a hopeful note.
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Williams
Allen
Ritz
McDade
Spartans top Dixie 67 52 in non league clash
Valley View led 23 23 at the first quarter and pulled away in the second half to beat Dixie 67 52. Boyd Risner scored 18 and Jeff Stiver 14 for the Spartans who improved to 5 2 behind a strong rebounding effort and quick breaks. Stew Martz led Dixie with 13 points while Barry Spoonmore added 10.
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Binier
IRS plans to study Hayes fund questioned by citizen
The Plain Dealer cites IRS officials as saying a private query about Woody Hayes 1970 Rose Bowl expense fund will be investigated. A Columbus resident raised the matter with the IRS, which will refer the case to the Cincinnati district office for followup, and a full accounting is sought.
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OSU
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Armitage
Mohawks top National Trail in nonleague clash
Madison Mohawks improved to 5-2 by tightening turnovers to 13 and defeating host National Trail 75-62. Sam Wills grabbed 20 rebounds and Rick Webb scored 27 on 11 of 19 shooting as Madison pulled away in the fourth quarter after a close first three periods. Porter's 20 led Nat Trail with four Blazers in double figures. Madison shot 17 of 29 from the line and finished with four players fouling out or near.
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Rick Webb
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Norvell
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Hampton
Holland
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Paterno Optimistic Ahead of Sugar Bowl Clash
Joe Paterno says Penn State is undefeated at 11-0 and in the Orange Bowl against LSU, happy with his team’s postseason path. He notes Notre Dame and Alabama also boast 10-0 and 11-0 records as bowls loom and the national title picture remains unsettled.
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Penn State
Joe Paterno
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Louisiana State
John Cappelletti
LSU
Tulane
Ara Parseghian
Fighting Irish
New Orleans
Parseghian
Penguins Coach Schinkel's Secluded Night Backfires
Pittsburgh coach Ken Schinkel tried sequestering the team for rest ahead of two home games but the plan backfired as the Penguins fell 3-1 to St. Louis. North Stars beat Canucks 5-3. Islanders tied California 4-4. Chicago defeated Quebec 6-4 and Jersey beat Vancouver 5-3 in the WHA.
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Vancouver
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World Hockey Association
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Scotty Owman
Montreal
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Canucks
Lou Nanne
Minnesota
Tony Featherstone
Danny Grant
Johnny Rodgers
Jude Drouin
Jocelyn Guevremont
Bobby Schmautz
Mike Lampman
Boerwinkle's big night boosts Bulls over Hawks
Bulls reserve center Tom Boerwinkle scored 15 points to pace Chicago in a 118 94 win as Clifford Ray missed the game due to travel and a medical exam. The ABA scores included Indiana over Memphis 91 86, Utah Stars 107 97 over New York Nets, and Virginia Squires 97 89 over Carolina.
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New York
McGinnis Dominates For Pacers In ABA Win Over Tams
George McGinnis poured in 37 points and 15 rebounds as the Indiana Pacers defeated the Memphis Tams 91-86. He scored 26 in the second half to spark the rally, with Bobby Leonard praising the 6-8 star.
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Bobby Leonard
McGinnis
Indiana Pacers
Memphis
Pacers
American Basketball Association
Tams
Indiana
Freddie Lewis
Soap Box Derby Loses Sponsor Amid Controversy
The All-American Soap Box Derby, Inc. terminated its administration and sponsorship effective immediately. George W. Brittain cited cheating fraud and hoax as barriers to securing a 1974 sponsor while a derby committee screens potential backers. The 36th annual race, first run by the group after GM’s Chevrolet division withdrew, followed a 1973 finish marred by the disqualification of James Gronen of Boulder, Colorado for an electromagnetic boost at the start.
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All-American Soap Box Derby, Inc
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All- American Soap_ Box Derby, Inc
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Brittain
Soap Box Derby, Inc
Chevrolet
General Motors Corp
James Gronen
Boulder, Colo
Derby Officels
Tribe Inks 4 More Players for 1974 Season
Cleveland Indians General Manager Phil Seghi announced four more players signed 1974 contracts. The eight under contract include Jack Brohamer Tom Timmerman Ron Lolich and Tommy Smith with Gaylord Perry John Ellis Buddy Bell and Frank Duffy previously on board.
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Carolyn Myers rolls 648 series for Team No 3
Carolyn Myers opened with 203 204 and finished with 241 to reach a 648 series at Sports Bowl. Her McGraw Girl's team mates Pat Denham and Mary Dickerson added 580 and 554 as Team No 3 totaled 1,792.
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M. Zech
M. Thomas
J. Driggs
P. Watts
J. Mynhier
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