Fenwick tops Waynesville 59 50 in sectional showdown
Fenwick High defeats Waynesville 59 50 at University of Dayton Arena to advance in the Class A Sectional. Marty Bidwell scores 28 points, Matt Clemens injured, Charlie Acra starts, Fenwick seals the win with late free throws as Waynesville storms back but falls short.
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Butch” Rossi
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Waynesville Tops Fenwick in Sectional Thriller
Waynesville overcame Fenwick 59 50 as Mark Cornett poured in 13 second half points and pulled down 16 rebounds. Steve Stanley added 15 for Waynesville while Fenwick had five scorers total and shot 21 of 46. Cornett scored 13 after a 0-for-4 start, and Waynesville outrebounded 36-20 with strong boards and a late surge.
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Rice
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Burke
Simpson
Wedding of John Bench and Vickie Chesser Delights Local Guests
Reporter Jerry Nardiello recalls the wedding at Christ Church with about 1000 attendees including Mike Reid and Ed Podolak. The ceremony featured a simple, dignified service and a lavish reception, marking a bright start for the couple despite missing big-name stars.
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Indiana Rallies Past Purdue as May Breaks Arm
The Hoosiers survive 83 82 despite Scott May suffering a half inch radial bone separation in his right arm. Bruce Parkinson hits an inbounds miscue as Purdue nearly threads a final play to steal the win. Indiana improves to 26 0, 15 0 in Big Ten, its 29th straight win.
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Last-Second Heroics Give Toledo 62 61 Win at Miami
Larry Cole scored 32 points and buried a 17-foot jumper at the buzzer to lift Toledo over Miami 62 61 at Millett Hall. Greg Olson sank late free throws for Miami, but a fourth quarter rally fell short as Toledo remains in MAC title contention with an 8 4 record. Miami sits 7 5.
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Mindlin Journal
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Dodgers make historic two year deal with Marshall
Relief ace Mike Marshall signs the first known two year contract with Los Angeles Dodgers guaranteeing $130,000 this year. The Cy Young winner receives a future raise guarantee and travel perks while Ron Cey wins arbitration for $56,000.
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Kentucky Storms Back To Beat Alabama 84-79 In SEC Clash
Kentucky erased a 12 point deficit in Tuscaloosa behind Kevin Grevey and Jack Givens as they edged Alabama 84-79. Givens 17 and Grevey 16 paced the Wildcats while Alabama’s Leon Douglas poured in 34 in a tough loss. Both teams sit at 13-2 in conference play.
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Guyette
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Reggie Jackson Wins Arbitration For 140000 With A's
Oakland owner Charles Finley wins the arbitration over Reggie Jackson setting a 140000 salary for 1975. Jackson sought 168000 while Finley beat out rivals Fosse Holtzman and Bando but lost to Kubiak and Fingers. The A's led MLB in arbitration cases this year with thirteen players filing and seven settling before hearings.
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Rollie Fingers
Major League Baseball
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Los Angeles
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Tucson
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Garr wins arbitration for Braves. earns 114500 in 1975
Ralph Garr, NL batting champion and Braves outfielder, gains 114500 for 1975 after an arbitrator ruled in his favor, up from 85500 offered by Atlanta. Garr hailed the decision as fair and vowed to have his best season yet with the Braves. Braves official Eddie Robinson said the arbitrator's decision is final.
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