Clinton Massie Clinches FAVC Title With 64-57 Win
Clinton Massie Falcons clinched the Fort Ancient Valley Conference crown with a 64-57 victory over Waynesville at Mason. Bob Bevan and Bob Wysong fueled the rally, combining for 29 points as Massie pulled away after a close first half. Mason finished second, despite a late surge by Little Miami.
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Fort Ancient
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Bob Bevan
Bob Wysong
Clinton Countians
Comets
Clinton Massie
Panthers
Glen Sims
Greg Meibers
Mike Biehle
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G. Peters
Garman
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Wilson
Hall
Moore
Bourne
Bradley
Benton
Sackett
Benner
Nelson
All right girls Now who is new this evening
A fragment voices excitement and asks which newcomers arrive this evening as a social gathering unfolds with a lively, informal mood. The line hints at a female-centered event and new attendees joining the scene.
Lakota Thunderbirds edge Edgewood on last-second shot
Lakota defeats Edgewood 73 71 as Randy Hendricks makes the winning buzzer beater after a late swing in the fourth period. Steve Martin leads Edgewood with 20 points while Gene Hutzelman paces Lakota with 19.
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Ferguson
Lakota Thunderbirds
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Laver Calls It Lucky In New Haven Victory
Rod Laver credited luck after a grueling five set win over Roy Emerson in the $210 000 Tennis Champions Classic at the New Haven Arena. The Australian’s 6 3 3 7 6 3 score secured a $110 000 prize and a Madison Square Garden semifinal slot on March 18. Emerson faces Tom Okker in the Garden semis, while Arthur Ashe and Dennis Ralston play Monday for the remaining spot.
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New Haven
New York
Emerson
Tom Okker
Holland
Garden
Tucson Open Leads Share After Rain Delay
Two just-under-par pros tied for the first round lead at 66 in the $110,000 Tucson Open after a rain-delayed second day. J C Snead and Dewitt Weaver, both seeking first wins, carried momentum with strong early rounds and recent strong forms. Weaver bogeyed the last hole to share the lead, while Snead expressed wishful thoughts on his uncle Sam and golf talent. Both players have yet to win on the tour and roughly $12,000 past earnings last season.
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Ariz
Sam
J.C. Snead
Dewitt Weaver
Weaver
Tucson National Golf Club
Snead
Hot Springs
Almost Ace Just For Fun At Sears Women's Classic
Petite Jane Bastanchury fell one 36 inches short of a $10,000 ace on the 209 yard 16th hole at Port St. Lucie. Sharon Miller tied for the lead by finishing 1 under par 71, after two late birdie putts.
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Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Petite Jane Bastanchury
Miss Bastanchury
Jane
Whittier
Port St. Lucie Country Club
Nixon
Sharon Miller
Marshall
Mich
Miss Miller
Andra Palmer
Ryun and O'Brien Set World Indoor Records in San Diego
Jim Ryun powered to a 3.44 mile indoor world record tying Tom O Hara's seven year old mark as Kerry O'Brien crushed the two mile world indoor standard with 8 19.2 seconds in San Diego Indoor Games. Ryun returned after skipping 1969 70 amid Olympic pressure and outpaced a planned run by Chuck LaBenz and John Mason. O'Brien edged past Ron Clarke's outdoor best with his 8 19.2 two miles.
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Jim Ryun
Kerry O’brien
Ryun
Tom O'Hara
Ryan Sting
Chuck LaBenz
Pacific Coast Club
John Mason
O’brien
Australia
Ron Clarke
Olympian Brundage Led Early Olympic Efforts
New York AP notes Avery Brundage future IOC president competed for the United States at Stockholm in 1912 finishing fifth in the pentathlon fourteenth in the decathlon and twenty second in the discus throw. He later served on the U S Olympic Committee representing the Big Ten on the 1920 team selection committee.
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Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
U.S
Stockholm
Big Ten
Oxford Talawanda Braves rout Franklin Wildcats 76 43
Bob Johnson powered the Braves with 27 points and 27 rebounds as Oxford Talawanda beat Franklin 76 to 43 in a Mid Miami League game. Johnson leads the league in scoring with 127 points in six league games, while Franklin drops to 1-5 in the MML and 7-10 overall.
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Bob Johnson
Oxford Talawanda Braves
Franklin ‘Wildcats
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Wildcats
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Hawks Rout Rams, clinch winning season and double figures
Madison Mohawks crushed Ross Rams 75-43 to improve to 10-5 as 12 of 14 players scored. Senior Mike Hensley led with 14 points while Ross dropped to a 17th straight loss. Franklin Wildcats rallied behind Ron Riley with 22 points in a 27-27 field goal tie but trailed 22-9 at the line.
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Preble Shawnee
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Mike Hensley
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Jim Hough Sheets
Gary Evans
Tatman
Esterka Evans
Miller Kemper
Stokely Bradstreet
Price
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Radcliffe Snyder
Boro Squeezes Blanchester as Madison-Weeks Update
Madison faces two regular season games after tonight against Preble Shawnee. Westmont meets Mohawks at Madison Tuesday in a game postponed earlier. Friday the Hawks close Mid Miami League play against the Monroe Hornets.
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Uonight
Preble Shawnee
Westmont
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Graebner Confident Ahead of U S Indoor Open Semi finals
Clark Graebner, buoyed by form but wary of Ile Nastase, prepares for a U S Indoor Open semifinal showdown. He faces the defending champion as Vladimir Zednik and Cliff Richey contest the other semi, while Graebner and Nastase both rallied from early deficits in their quarterfinals.
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Salisbury, Md
Clark Graebner
Ile Nastase
Cliff Richey
Vladimir Zednik
Dark Horse
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Nastase
Tom Gorman
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