Arrows Star McGhee Leads 15-Man All-DSL Team
Dayton Suburban League selects 15 players for the all conference team. Preble Shawnee’s Kleetis McGee tops the list with 5-11 senior leadership for the Arrows, who earned 15 wins and runner-up in the DSL. Jefferson Broncos claim three honorees and league dominance with two straight titles.
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Arrows
McGhee
Dayton
Preble Shawnee
Kleetis McGee
John Stine
Jay Combs
Stine
Arrow
Twin Valley North
Paul Prescott
Kent Bohman
Gary Dean
Bellbrook
Lorrie Foust
Ed Minnick
Bill Walker
National Trail
Paul Saladin
Dixie
Minnick
Dean
Carlisle
Eric Roach
Jim Moreland
Jim Smith
Bob Wing
Mark Watkins
Jefferson
Broncos
Co Ed Golf Tournaments Not Englehorn's Aim
Shir Englehorn plans to keep women’s and men’s tours separate as the LPGA opens its $60,000 World Classic at Port St. Lucie. She notes the prize money rise to $53,000 at Sutton and $50,000 in Las Vegas, while recalling past push to join the PGA tour.
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Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Shir
Hers
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus and Company
Miss Englehorn
Shirley
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Los Angeles
Professional Golfer Association
Sutton
Mass
Las Vegas
Trevino Survives Rain as Tucson Golf Round Washed Out
Lee Trevino shot a 72 in the rain plagued Tucson Golf Tournament before a heavy shower forced the round to be washed out. Officials planned a complete replay today with another 18 holes Saturday and a Sunday finale. Trevino, two time Tucson champion, blamed his shaky putting as he faced the disrupted schedule.
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Tucson
Ariz
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Satuday
Gordie Howe Nets 700th Regular Season Goal
Detroit star Gordie Howe reached 700 regular season goals on December 4 1968 as Red Wings climbed from last in the East. The goal was a power play marker his 200th on the tally and 783rd overall. Howe said he was unaware of the 850th tally until returning to the bench.
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Larry Paladino
Detroit
Gordie Howe
National Hockey League
Saskatchewan
Red Wings
Howe
Wings
Montreal
Charlie Hodge
NHL
Canadiens
Maurice
Richard
MIRC Box Scores and Tournament Play Across Sports
Box score snippets show multiple teams with halftime figures and totals, including Aeronca Deaton Shoemacher Ledford Westbrook Hileman Bolton and Diamond Fiber with various totals. The Armco Tournament at Sports Bowl encompasses final day bowling events, singles and doubles, standings, and leaders Don Creekbaum Joe Graham and Ken Pelfrey with all-events leaders and times for play.
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Wrenn
Sorg Paper No
Long
Messmore
Harrison
Lawson
O’hair
Johnson
Wood
Aeronca
Deaton
Shoemacher
Ledford
Westbrook
Hileman
Bolton
Sorg
Mitchell
Raymond Bay
David
Martin
Busby
Jones
Childers
Meehan
Jackson
White
Williams
Branson
Vinson
Hollow
Bales
Ee Ee Ane
Don Creekbaum
Ay Ih
Randle
Ron Jordon
Joe Graham
Ken Pelfrey
Playoffs End Action In Two Armco Leagues
In two Armco leagues the playoffs closed the season with wins for Machine Shop and Vikings Labor in Division Six-Foot and Under and a Patron Division title clinched by Vikings Labor after a 53-52 victory over Pipe Shop. Harold Johnson scored 2 and Rick Montgomery 21 for Machine Shop, while Marty Updyke led Shops with 28. Viking Labor erased a seven point halftime deficit to beat Pipe Shop. Jim Snow scored 16 and Benny Lawson 12 for Labor.
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Machine Shop
Vikings- Labor
Vikings-Labor
Pipe Shop
Saints
Harold Johnson
Rick Montgomery
Marty Updyke
Viking Labor
Jim Snow
Benny Lawson
Mundine Stops Basilio in Australia Bout at 161 Pounds
In Sydney Tony Mundine 161 pounds stopped Victor Basilio 157 pounds from Mexico. In Montreal Reynald Cantin 137 pounds outpointed Arthur Jones 141 pounds. Clyde Gray 144 pounds of Toronto outpointed Donato Paduano 147 pounds of Montreal. In Los Angeles Antonio Cervantes 137 pounds stopped Enrique Jana 137 pounds from San Jose California.
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Sydney
Australia
Tony Mundine
Victor Basilio
Mexico
Montreal
Reynald Cantin
Arthur Jones
Clyde Gray
Toronto
Donato Paduano
Los Angeles
Antonio Cervantes
Cartagena
Colombia
Enrique Jana
San Jose
Calif
Ohio State Nears Funds for Artificial Turf Install
Ohio State University has collected 360000 of the 500000 private funds needed to install artificial turf at Ohio Stadium and a practice field. Red associate Hadmen athletic director notes bids will wait until more money is raised. trustees approved last June a 442000 contract with Monsanto Chemical Co. of St. Louis.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Stadium
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Hadmen
Onlé
Monsanto Chemical Co
St. Louis
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C. Compton
J. Thoelking
D. Spencer
T. Foland
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M. Clifton
C. Kelly
Thomas
M. Rohrkemper
C. Larsson
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M. Woodward
R. Day
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J. Whitman
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