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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1973
Page
7
Monroe Hornets held off host Talawanda Braves 74 to 67 to stay undefeated in loop play. Greg McIntosh filled the scoring gap with 20 points and strong rebounding as Durham tallied 11 points in a gritty road win.
Stark Warriors rally from a 41 39 deficit to beat Kent State Stark 69 61 at home. Rich Hinkle scores 23 for Stark and Grant Edwards adds 13 as Lynn Darbyshire’s squad blocks late challenge.
ITV Sports lists a packed weekend with college games Marquette versus De Paul Michigan versus Illinois and UCLA versus USC. It also features the King Louie Open golf event the Hill Hill brothers duel and a World Cup Hockey showcase plus fishing and hunting segments.
In Cleveland Ohio AP report Terry Haws 49 head wrestling coach of St Johns College Minnesota collapsed and died Friday from an apparent heart attack before the National Catholic Invitational Wrestling Championships.
Springboro Panthers overturn a 35 34 halftime deficit to defeat Clinton Massie 87 61 as Gary Patton scores 23 and Jim Hough 27. Waynesville Spartans steal late, beating Mason 59 58 on a Doug O Banion in bounds theft and Mike Compton's 20 footer.
A detailed bowling honors roll lists men's and women's high scores and series. D Jennings, L Ratliff, ID Pfeiffer, C Withers, P Wireman, J Houchins, K Carpenter, H Search, J Day headline the men with strong series. women show L Henderson and N Marchetti among top totals and multiple series over 500.
Lakota improves to 9-4 after a 66 55 non league win over Ross High. Lakota dominated the second period 20 4 as Steve Jones scores 20 and Harold Sears adds 2. Ross keeps within 10 15 points the rest of the game.
New York AP Arch bishop Terence Cardinal Cooke will honor Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and the late Roberto Clemente at the New York Catholic Youth Organization Club of Champions Dinner on February 15. Kuhn will receive the Gold Medal for his more than 20 years of service to baseball and youth inspiration. Danny Murtaugh will accept Clemente’s Outstanding Athlete of the Year award.
Edgewood’s Steve Robinson hit a decisive late three point play and a free throw with eight seconds left as the Cougars edged New Miami 62 to 61 for their PVL win and second in three games. Lee Day led Edgewood with 20 points, Bill Back added 18, and Robinson finished with 14.
In Honolulu AP report Bing Crosby tournament leader Tom Watson shot a 65 to post 133 after 36 holes at Waialae Country Club. He stands four ahead of Doug Sanders and Schlee Moody with Jumbo Ozaki, George Archer, Gay Brewer, and Lee Trevino among the challengers. Palmer trails.
In Baltimore and Tokyo style notes, Don Buford leaves the Orioles for a two year contract with the Pacific Club Lions in the Japanese Pacific League. The move signals a new chapter for the former Orioles outfielder as international play beckons.
Preble Shawnee, after a 31 28 halftime deficit, surged with 21 points in the third and 20 in the fourth to beat Dixie 74 50. Terry Schraub led Shawnee with 21 points as the Arrows improve to 4 2 in SCC. Dixie’s scoring totals show balanced but limited offense.
Vic Alves heated up in the second quarter delivering 10 points as Valley View topped Twin Valley South 74-66 to seize sole possession of second in the Southwestern Ohio Conference. Alves finished with 12 points while both teams entered the game at 4-1 in SCC play.
Carlisle-High set a new rebounds record as Dave Gingerich notched 24 boards and 21 points, but National Trail won 68 to 57 on their court. Randy Herald added 11 points and 11 rebounds, while Rick Arnett led National Trail with 20 points. The Indians trailed 39-31 at the half before a 22-6 spree by the Blazers in the third quarter sealed the victory.
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