Talawanda clinches tie for MML title with win over Madison
In Oxford Talawanda Braves clinched a tie for the Mid Miami League title with a 78 63 victory over Madison. The win was their fifth straight without a loss as Lebanon and Edgewood trailed with 4 2 marks. Four players hit double figures and one scored nine as Talawanda dominated at home.
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Oxford
Talawanda
Braves
Madison
Lebanon
Edgewood
Tom Paul
Talawanda Hands Madison 78 with dominant inside play
Talawanda up 8 2 early and 53 34 at halftime beat Madison 78 63 behind 21 points and 18 rebounds from John Bohn who sparked the inside game. Madison fought back late 6 30 left but misfired as Bruce Sampson swatted eight shots and finished with 11 points and 22 rebounds.
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Paul
Bohn
Bill Logsdon
Mark Bowen
Dan Carpenter
Bruce Sampson
Braves
Charlie Young
Madison
Blevins
Carpenters
Sampson
Jackson
Bowen
Smith
Long
Silas
Talawanda
Brady
Sullivan
Young
Logsdon
Purcell
Winkler
Totals
Valley View Spartans edge Twin Valley South 78 75 in final seconds
Valley View Spartans beat Twin Valley South 78 75 to secure their fourth win. Jay Donson’s late layup and Jim Strayer’s buzzer basket sealed the victory, as TV South failed to generate offense in the first half and trailed by as many as five at the half.
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Spartans
Twin Valley South
Jay Donson
Jim Strayer
TV South
Donson
Spartan
Strayer
Greg Donson
al Brads
Valley View
Loxley
Habekost
Hamilton
Utr
Fulks
Puvogel
Brads
Sordes
J. Donson
G. Donson
Mabry
Nan
Vv-View
Dixie Greyhounds edge Preble Shawnee 75 66 in swingy OCC game
Dixie improves to 10 6 overall and 5 2 in the league behind Ron Spoonmore and Joel Eck 44 points. Shawnee drops to 4 4 in four days with Tom Johnson Dave McDaniel and John Gevedon scoring in double figures.
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Dixie Greyhounds
Shawnee
Dixie
Ron Spoonmore
Joel Eck
Greyhounds
Hounds
Mike Akers
Tom Johnson
Dave McDaniel
John Gevedon
Arrows
McDaniel
Johnson
Gevedon
Preble
Via
Neal
Beam
Dixie Wo
John XXX rallies for tourney win in Reading tourney
Middletown's John XXIII eighth graders unleashed a 20 point fourth quarter rally to edge Kenwood All Saints 40 to 39 at Hilltop School in the Reading Invitational Tournament. They advance to face Whiteoak St. James at 7 p.m. in quarter final action.
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Reading Middletown
Kenwood All Saints
Hilltop School
Middletown
Whiteoak St. James
Hockey results from Friday night league games
The WHA slate features Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 3 Vancouver. Chicago St. Louis 5 Kansas City 0. Pittsburgh 4 California 1. Toronto 4 Cleveland. New England 5 Winnipeg 4 in OT. Phoenix 4 Minnesota 1.
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Los Angeles
Vancouver
Chicago
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Kansas City
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California
Toronto
Cleveland
New England
Winnipeg
Phoenix
Minnesota
Miami Hall of Fame adds five amid touching tribute
Miami University inducted five new members into its Hall of Fame during Nostalgia Night. The honorees included late Harry Stryker, football great from 1925 to 1927, and fellow Miami stars Bob Babich Paul Shoults Paul Schnackenberg and Bill Rohr. Stryker’s son Jim accepted posthumous honors as his father had pledged to attend. The group will be further honored at halftime of the Miami Bowling Green game at Millett Hall.
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Miami University
Harry Stryker
Jim Stryker
Miami
Stryker
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Paul Shoults
Paul Schnackenberg
Foster
Bill Rohr
Babich
Cleveland Browns
Rohr
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Schnackenberg
Chicago
Illinois Basketball Hall of Fame
Roxie Rice Accused of Drug Courier Claims Dismissed
A DEA led inquiry found no evidence that Roxie Ann Rice acted as a drug courier for NFL players. Special Agent Thomas H. Maher called her a con artist who used the league in a two month deception across 16 cities. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said the league’s probe agreed with the DEA.
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DEA
Bies takes third round lead at Bob Hope Desert Classic
Don Bies rose to the lead in Palm Springs, firing a six under 66 to reach 204 after 54 holes in the Bob Hope Desert Classic. Johnny Miller and Tom Shaw sit one stroke back at 205 as Mahaffey, Heard, and Miller Barber follow at 206, in a 90‑hole format across four desert courses.
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Calif
Don Bies
Bies
Johnny Miller
Miller
Tom Shaw
Shaw
John Mahaffey
Jerry Heard
Miller Barber
Heard
Mahaffey
Barber
Ohio State Profits While UC Leads in Losses in Athletics
Ohio State University earned a $518 322 surplus in 1973 74 as auditors show 11 of 12 state supported universities ran deficits. Cincinnati posted the largest loss at $908 999, with total university athletic deficits totaling $5.4 million funded by general funds or student fees.
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Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Auditor
Thomas E. Ferguson
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Ferguson
Thomas L. Conlon
Board of Regents
James A. Rhodes
Conlon
America
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Kent State
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Miami
Cleveland State
Youngstown State
Akron
Wright State
Central State
Toledo
Indians Sign Wilcox Kuiper Manning Expand 1975 Roster
The Cleveland Indians announce 1975 contract signings for pitcher Milt Wilcox infielder Duane Kuiper and outfielder Rick Manning. The trio brings the Tribesmen roster to 33 of 39 members.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Indians
Milt Wilcox
Duane Kuiper
Rick Manning
Celtics fall as 11 game win streak ends to 76ers
In NBA action the Boston Celtics lost 98-95 to Philadelphia ending their 11 game run. Milwaukee Bucks beat New Orleans 119-98 with Kareem Abdul Jabbar scoring 35. Other NBA results included Chicago over Detroit 95-83 and Houston over Atlanta 105-97. ABA games featured San Antonio over Denver 101-96 and New York over Memphis 114-110.
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National Basketball Association
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New Orleans
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Evert Reaches Semi finals in Cleveland
Chris Evert defeated Martina Navratilova 6 3 6 1 in the quarter finals of the 75000 dollar women's tennis circuit at the Coliseum and advanced to face Virginia Wade in the semifinals. Wade beat Mima Jansovec 6 1 6 2 to reach the semis. Olga Morozova beat Nancy Gunter 7 5 2 6 6 0 to join the field.
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Czechoslovakia
Martina Navratilova
Virginia Wade
Miss Wade
Mima Jansovec
Yugoslavia
Margaret Court
Julie Heisman
Houston
Tex
Olga Morozova
Russia
Nancy Gunter
Texas
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Miss Evert
Mrs. Court
Miss Morozova
Browns Sign George Sefcik as Backfield Coach
The Browns add George Sefcik to their coaching staff as offensive backfield coach. Sefcik comes from the Baltimore Colts where he coached for two seasons and is a former high school star at Cleveland Benedictine.
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Ohio
Cleveland Browns
George Sefcik
Sefcik
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Benedictine
Warriors end losing streak with 105 79 win over IU East
MUM built a 44 33 halftime lead and rode a second half burst to a 105 79 victory over Indiana University East on Parents Night. Phil Bisceglia led MUM with 24 points while Dale Spitler and three substitutes sparked the first half turnaround.
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Pioneers
IU East
Gary Keesling
Darbyshire
Keesling
Dale Spitler
Sueast
Shraub
Ottman
Iu-East
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Warrior
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Ind
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Sliger
Tolliver
Ball
Bieller
Gems' six game skid continues with Dayton loss
In Flint, Michigan, Doug Machak scored twice for the Flints 5-1 win over Dayton as Machak notched his 48th and 49th goals of the season. Dave Bonter added two goals for Flint to reach 23 on the year, while Clyde Simon added the other. Dayton's Jack Patterson scored the lone goal for the Flyers. The Generals remain tied for the IHL North lead at 33-18-4, while Dayton sits 32-20-3 atop the South. The six-game skid marks their longest since 1965.
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Mich
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Dayton
Dave Bonter
Clyde Simon
Jack Patterson
Generals
Arkansas Tops USC 22 7 as Trojans Fail to Score
Arkansas defeated Southern Cal 22 to 7 in the 1974 season opener. USC's only signal was a 100 yard kickoff return by Anthony Davis, ending a 71 game scoring drought.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Southern Cal
Trojans
Anthony Davis
Steelers run past Clark 106 64 for fourth straight win
Middletown Business College improved to 9 12 note six players in double figures led by Rick Carpenter 22 Terry Hogan 20 Boyd Risner 17 and Dave Sewell 13 Clark Business College fell behind early and could not recover as MBC shot 47 102 and pulled away to 106 64 at Monroe High with 26 steals.
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Rick Carpenter
Terry Hogan
Boyd Risner
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Steve Goodwin
Randy Robinson
Clark
Perky
Hawkins
Nash
Sword
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May
Castle
MBC
Reckart
Elam
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Carpenter
Hogan
Goodwin
Wells
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