Kidd Bows Out A Ski Champion
Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont won the combined title at the World Ski Championships to give the United States its first gold at the event and then announced this would be his last year as an amateur. He clocked 2 25.52 in the downhill and finished with 21.25 points in the combined.
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Napoles Retains World Welter Title With KO of Lopez
Jose Napoles from Mexico City floored Ernie Lopez in Los Angeles to defend the World Welterweight title by knockout, securing a weekend bout victory.
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Napoles Retains World Welterweight Crown In 14th Round Win
Jose Napoles of Mexico City defeated Ernie Lopez after 14 and a half rounds at the Forum before 17,091 fans. Lopez, the No 1 challenger, was floored in rounds one nine and 15 and stopped by referee Larry Rozadilla as Napoles kept his welterweight title.
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McGrady Dominates 600 Yards In Snow Tour Finale
Washington DC teacher Martin McGrady capped a two day snowbound tour with a flawless weekend, beating Olympic champion Lee Evans in the 600 yard event at Louisville and Los Angeles. McGrady lowered his 600 record to 1 08.5 seconds in Louisville for his seventh win this year and his 25th in 27 starts since the original world mark. Evans noted the losses come at the finish, as McGrady again edged him by inches in the prior LA race.
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Champ Sets New Skating Record
Ard Schenk of the Netherlands won the World Championships in Oslo with a championship record of 173.478 points across four races. Magne Thomassen of Norway placed second overall, while Jan Bols set a 10,000-meter record of 15 minutes 22.6 seconds and Schenk posted a 1,500-meter record time of 2 04.4.
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Injury Talk In Hamilton at Elks Club Conference
The Butler County Medical Society hosts a First Councilor District Athletic Injury Conference at the Hamilton Elks Club from 3 30 to 9 p m Wednesday. A dinner and discussion cover artificial turf pros and cons shoulder injuries track injuries and knee injuries. Miami University and the Cincinnati Bengals training departments will demonstrate tape techniques.
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Nixon Joins Reds As Catching Coach
Former AL outfielder Russ Nixon joined the Cincinnati Reds as a minor league catching instructor. He will coach at Tampa and Asheville this season before managing the Reds affiliate in Sioux Falls, Northern League, starting in June. Nixon batted .268 in parts of six major league seasons with Cleveland Boston and Minnesota through 1968.
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Register Now for the U S Sweepstakes Union Sanitary 7 Locations
Citizens are invited to enter the U S Sweepstakes hosted by Union Sanitary serving seven locations. Entry details emphasize participation across multiple sites and chances to win prizes. Residents should check local outlets for official rules and deadlines.
Eagles Bowling Standings Shake Up In Weekend Tournament
The Presidents team from Cheviot drops from first to fifth as Wellington's Lovers take over first with 3052 pins in the State Eagles Bowling Tournament at Sports Bowl. F C E 2641 Fairborn takes second with 3045. Willoughby No 2 holds third with 2994. No 4 J Van Riper and T Van Riper from Wellington capture fourth. Cheviot’s Trustees fall from runner up to near fifth. Marion’s W Beal and partners lead singles and all-events standings with notable 661 high by Larry Heiser of Mansfield. The event runs into its third of 11 weekends.
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Cleveland Stadium to install artificial turf in 1971
The City of Cleveland plans synthetic turf at Municipal Stadium for the 1971 baseball season at a cost of about 650000. The change aims to cut maintenance and allow scheduling of around 190 dates annually for events including high school games Big Ten MAC college games boxing and circuses.
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Mystery Deepens Around Tiger Ace Denny McLain
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, two time Cy Young winner, remains missing with his wife and associates after a Friday meeting with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. He reportedly met with James Ritchie of a Justice Department task force amid questions about off field activities.
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Rangers Hit Ice Jackpot
The New York Rangers set an NHL scoring streak record with 118 straight regular goals and blanked Montreal 2 0 to move into first in the East. Ed Giacomin earned his fourth shutout of the season with 19 saves as Philadelphia routed Los Angeles 7 1 and Chicago beat Toronto 6 4.
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Middle Grappler Is GMC Champion at Greater Miami meet
Derrick Perrin of Middletown High won the 185 pound GMC championship at Fairfield High as the top point scorer. Princeton claimed team gold with 111 points, Fairfield 107, Hamilton Garfield 49, Hamilton Taft 42, and Middie finishers included Bud Graff third at 115 pounds, Earl Howard third at 98 pounds, and Dennis Highley third at 107 pounds.
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NHL Standings East and West Divisions With Results
NHL standings show East division leaders New York Boston Montreal and Detroit with wins losses and points. West division lists St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Oakland Minnesota Los Angeles with uneven records. Sundays results include New York 2 Montreal 0 St Louis 3 Minnesota 3 tie Chicago 6 Toronto 4 Pittsburgh 4 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 7 Los Angeles 1.
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Wills Signs Big Pact as Sizemore Supports
In Dodger Stadium, Maury Wills signed a reported 95 000 contract in view of 20 000 fans before a five inning exhibition game against the University of Southern California Trojans. Ted Sizemore used his back as a writing surface during the momentous signing.
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Women Quillen Peters Schultl Middleton Waddell Gephart Moore
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Johnson 15 Makes First 600 Series in Junior League
Ralph Johnson, a 15 year old sophomore at Middletown High, bowled his first 600 series Saturday in the Junior League at Sports Bowl. He rolled games of 19 176 and 234 with a new ball and will receive an award from the league.
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