Big Week for Ohio Colleges in Final Basketball Run
Ohio State Miami Ohio University Dayton Cincinnati loom as key contenders in final 1968-69 college games. Ohio State faces Northwestern while Purdue targets Michigan State, with title hopes in both Big Ten and MAC. Dayton meets Morehead and De Paul as Cincinnati eyes potential NIT invite with wins over Drake and Bradley.
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Hal Paris
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Miami
Ohio University
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Cincinnati
Ashland
Central State
Northwestern
Purdue
Boilermakers
Michigan State
Iowa
Buckeyes
Pur
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Toledo
Bowling Green
Falcons
Morehead
de Paul
Drake
Bradley
Bearcats
Boycott Edges Braves As O Malley Calls Strike Not A Strike
Atlanta general manager Paul Richards blasted unsigned catcher Joe Torre amid the spring training boycott talks. Dodgers owner Walter O Malley criticized the lack of Dodgers starters in camp while Atlanta's pitchers stayed to prepare. Alston discipled three Dodgers with fines for curfew violations as negotiations continued.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Paul Richards
Dyl Ws Wose
Alan Phoners
Braves
West Palm Beach
Fla
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Walter O'Malley
New York
Richards
Joe Torre
Torre
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O'Malley
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Phil Niekro
Ken Johnson
Ron Reed
Vero Beach
Walt Alston
Joe Moeller
Pete Mikkelsen
John Duffie
Alston
Florida
Arizona
California
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Bobby Bonds
Dave Marshall
Perry
Giants
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Glenn Beck
Pistons Fall to Baltimore as Bullets Ride Road Win
Kevin Loughery poured in 31 points to pace Baltimore as the Bullets beat Detroit 123-119 to extend their win streak over the Pistons and seize a half-game lead in the Eastern Division. The Bulls topped the Warriors 119-108, while Dallas upset Oakland 128-117 and Miami beat Houston 128-114.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Bullets
Detroit Pistons
Baltimore
Kevin Loughery
National Basketball Association
Detroit
Bullets
Pistons
Chicago Bulls
San Francisco
Warriors
NBA
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Oakland
John Beasley
Miami
Houston
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ex Redskins Rush Hires Beatty as Patriots Assistant
Clive Rush, new head coach of the Boston Patriots, named Bruce Beatty offensive line coach. The Miami of Ohio teammates will reunite as Rush begins work with the AFL club. Roster notes include Beckett Harrelson contracts and Aparicio signing with the Sox as Seattle and other clubs prepare for workouts.
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Clive Rush
Bruce Beatty
Miami
Ohio
Boston Patriots
Rush
American Football League
Beatty
Ert
Chicago Cubs
Beckett
Harrelson
Aparicio
Sox
Doan Rolls 621 Series in First Ever 600
Marian Doan fires 241 202 178 for a 621 series, her first 600, as Bill Hill & Son falters 0 3 in the J-1 classic at Miami Lanes. Top men and women totals listed include Conarroe Bowlin Cherry and many others with high three-game scores.
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Marian Doan
Bill Hill & Son
Miami
Fatigue Ends Talks In Major League Pension Dispute
New York AP reports MLB players and owners will reconvene after a marathon nine hour session failed to settle the pension dispute. Marvin Miller said fatigue halted progress though he noted some movement and planned a 9 am meeting with John Gahan, with players from 24 clubs to join at 10 am. A Daily News report had sparked surprise by alleging a settlement.
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New York
Major League Baseball
Fatiy
Marviner
Players Association
Miller
John Gaherin
York Daily News
Joe Trimble
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Reds to start spring training with just six nonregulars
Cincinnati AP reports only six nonregular Reds players were expected for spring camp. Outfielders Hal McRae Claude Mashore and shortstop Darrell Chaney had already joined 14 pitchers and catchers. Expected to report today were Clarence Jones Jim Beauchamp Al Crawford Bernie Carbo and infielders Fred Whitfield and Jimmy Stewart.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Hal McRae
Claude Mashore
Darrell Chaney
Clarence Jones
Jim Beauchamp
al Crawford
Bernie Carbo
Fred Whitfield
Jimmy Stewart
Maravich Held To 20 As Tennessee Feeds On LSU
Pete Maravich, LSU’s scoring star, is limited by Tennessee’s aggressive zone defense in Knoxville. The Volunteers roll to an 87-63 victory as Maravich shoots 8-for-18 and finishes with 20 points. Other top games include Kentucky 108 Alabama 79 and St Bonaventure 97 Seton Hall 79.
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Associated Press
Pete Maravich
Pistol Pete
Tennessee
Maravich
Louisiana State
Volunteers
LSU
Kentucky
Alabama
St. Bonaventure
Seton Hall
Michigan
Minnesota
Washington
Bill Hann
Rudy Kinard
Crimson
Dan Issel
Mike Pratt
Mike Casey
Wildcats
Tommy Suitts
Bob Lanier
Lanier
Holy Cross seeks new assistant after coach reshuffle
Worcester Massachusetts AP reports new Holy Cross football coach Bill Whidden is seeking another assistant. Joe Scannella, 37, who was named offensive coordinator last Wednesday, resigned Monday to join the Montreal Alouettes as offensive backfield coach in the CFL.
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Worcester
Mass
Bill Whidden
Holy Cross
Joe Scannella
Crusaders
Montreal Alouettes
Finals Set In Armco Tourney
Three Armco tournaments began last night with finalists emerging in the Central League. Pipe Shop beat Research 103 to 55 and No 1 Open Hearth Maintenance defeated Metal Products 68 to 66 to meet in Thursday’s Amanda Gym final.
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Armco
Pipe Shop
Open Hearth Maintenance
Amanda Gym
Mets
Open Hearth
Hot Strip Mill
Cold Strip Mill
Verity School
Amanda
Monday's Fights Tokyo Bout Sees Kakizawa Stop Gonzalez
Jaguar Kakizawa of Japan defeats Rudy Gonzalez of the Philippines by outpoint in Tokyo with a 134 percent performance and 12 rounds noted.
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Tokyo
Jaguar Kakizawa
Japan
Rudy, Gonzalez
Philippines
Esposito Near All Time NHL Scoring Mark
Phil Esposito returns from a week off as Boston Bruins seek to set a single season scoring record. He needs six points to tie 97, currently held by Hull and Mikita, with 92 points and 56 assists this season. The Bruins face four games this week starting at Los Angeles.
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Boston
Phil Esposito
National Hockey League
Bruins
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Chicago
Esposito
Los Angeles
Detroit
Frank Maskovlich
Gordie Howe
Nothing Sissy About Skating
Tim Wood, a 20 year old Detroit born junior at John Carroll University Cleveland, defends figure skating as demanding and non effeminate. He notes media coverage has shifted attitudes and recalls support from schoolmates and friends after the Olympics as the United States pursues a return to world dominance in figure skating at the Broadmoor Arena opening today.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Tim Wood
Detroit
Wood
John Carroll University
Cleveland
United States
Broadmoor Arena
Grace Baptist Beats Yankee Road In Church Loop Box Score
Grace Baptist finishes with 84 points led by Hampton 14 and Williams 14 for Yankee Road 70. Widespread scoring across Brackett League box scores shows balanced offense and regional church league action.
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Grace Baptist
Highley
Wolner
Moore
Bales
Miller
Hampton
Cooper
Yankee Rd. Ch. of God
Williams
W. Ponder
Banfield
Hall
Yeary
Yank
Road
Faith Un. Meth vs First Un. Meth game scores
Scoring lines show Faith Un. Meth and First Un. Meth games with players such as Carmody Scott Monroe and P. Monroe. Final tallies list Faith Un. Meth. 62 and First Un. Meth. 72 alongside partial quarter totals and team totals for each matchup.
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Faith UN. Meth
Bremer
G. Gray
Dearth
Anderson
Cain
Bowman
B. Gray
Hoover
Seabright
Emrick
Carmody
Scott
C. Monroe
Fairchild
P. Monroe
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