Rested Edgewood sectional champion
Edgewood High under coach Mike Daley rode a rested state to reach the Dayton Class AA district by beating Mason 50 43 at UD Arena. The unseeded Cougars had upset Oakwood and Springboro after ending the regular season with a 6 11 record, and now face the Western Brown North winner.
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Springboro
Porter sets NBA assist record with 29 in Nets win
Kevin Porter, newly pressed into Nets action midseason, handed out 29 assists in a 126 112 victory over the Houston Rockets. The mark surpasses the 28 set by Bob Cousy in 1959 and tied by Guy Rodgers in 1963. Porter, who played through the final 20 seconds, drew ovations from 3 873 fans as New Jersey led 68 53 at halftime and then pulled away behind strong scoring from John Williamson and Bernard King. Other NBA results include Boston’s Celtics, Washington’s Bullets, Golden State’s Warriors, and Milwaukee’s Bucks, with college and high school scores noted in the same span.
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New Jersey Nets
National Basketball Association
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Bob Cousy
San Francisco
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John Williamson
Bernard King
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Dixie
Eaton
Cougars
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Mike Simon
Comets
Jeff Cash
Simon
Daley
Steve Cole
Cougar
Scott Elam
Bob Simpson
Elam
Ronash
Madison
Multi league high school to college basketball scores
Canton McKinley topped Trotwood Madison 76 66 in Class AAA while Edgewood beat Mason 50 43 in Class AA New Miami defeated Batavia 67 62 and Eaton beat Dixie 53 44 Other college results include Mount Union 71 Wooster 52 Heidelberg 48 Wittenberg 69 Capital 46 Otterbein 4 Muskingum 3 Ashland 71 Purdue Indianapolis 96 and Sanctioned games like West Liberty 95 Steubenville 76 Dartmouth 47 Temple 61 Cal Davis 98 Chico State 96 and Portland 94 Loyola Chicago 64.
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Seattle
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Wrong
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Auguste Co
Trade seen for kicker Skladany from Browns to NFL clubs
Cleveland and Los Angeles attorney Howard Slusher end talks over former Ohio State placekicker Tom Skladany. Browns GM Peter Hadhazy says Skladany’s rights will be traded for at least a second round pick or the player returns to the college pool next May. Several NFL teams, including Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, showed interest after a rejected offer of $190000 for three years.
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Tom Skladany
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Los Angeles
Howard Slusher
Skladany
Peter Hadhazy
Hadhazy
Pittsburgh
Heritage High extends win streak with 71 48 victory
Heritage Christian, led by Shelby Linville, earned its 14th win of the season by defeating Lima Christian 71 to 48. The team, now 14 2, closes regular play with a game at Newark next Friday and plans a Massillon tournament in March.
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Middletown
Heritage Christian
Lima Christian
Shelby Linville
Newark
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Heritage
McGuire
Howard
DeFrates
Gibbs
Minton
Rose
Padres invite Steve Dunning to spring training in Yuma
The San Diego Padres invite former No 2 draft pick Steve Dunning to try out at spring training in Yuma Arizona. The club previously swapped for Mike Ivie, who now seeks a trade as manager Alvin Dark contemplates moving Ivie to third base. Ivie’s fate remains uncertain as talks stall.
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Ariz
San Diego Padres
Steve Dunning
San Diego
Mike Ivie
Padres
Ivie
Alvin Dark
Fenwick Falcons aim for spot in state tourney with Lockland clash
Fenwick coach John Rossi leads the 15 5 Falcons against Lockland at Anderson High gym seeking an eighth win in nine games and 14th in 21. Key players Esposito Smith Edwards Rich available, Kramer doubtful, Rossi weighing Johnny Fenwick or Tony Hall. If victorious, Fenwick meets Bellefontaine bracket winner in Dayton district final. Fort Laramie ousted by West Liberty Salem earlier in tourney.
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Anderson High
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Tim Smith
James Edwards
Tom Rich
Phil Kramer
Rossi
Johnny
Tony Hall
Kramer
Fenwick
Panthers
Vic Hunter
Hunter
Dayton
Bellefontaine
Anna
West Liberty Salem
Botkins
Fairlawn
Fort Laramie
Division champions set to clash in Ohio Conference final
Wittenberg and Wooster win divisional semifinals to reach the Ohio Conference final. Wittenberg beat Capital 69 46 as Brad Gutchall sparked a 17-4 second half run led by seven points. Otterbein edged Muskingum 54 53 on Ed Williams free throws with 13 seconds left. Wooster topped Baldwin Wallace 52 48, rallying after a 26 17 deficit. Heidelberg ended 13 12, Mount Union 15 11.
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Associated Press
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Wooster
Otterbeing
Capital
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Tigers
Mike Vannett
Otterbein
Muskingum
Ed Williams
Pete Liptrap
Dave Smith
Baldwin Wallace
George Zombie
Scots
Heidelberg
Jerry Prestier
Mount Union
Yellowjackets
Sports transactions rise across football baseball and basketball
National Football League Washington Redskins hired Bob Beathard as general manager. Los Angeles Rams brought Bud Carson in as assistant coach. In baseball Minnesota signed Mike Cubbege Glenn Borgmann and Hosken Powell. Seattle Mariners acquired Bob Galasso Greg Giardi Steve Hamrick and Leon Roberts. Toronto Blue Jays signed Joe Henderson Dennis DeBarr Tom Bruno and purchased Steve Grilli. Montreal Expos signed Bob Keener and Joe Keener. In basketball the Boston Celtics signed Bob Bigelow to a 10 day contract and Curtis Rowe was placed on injured reserve.
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LOS Angeles Rams
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Minnesota Ins
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Seattle Mariners
Gree
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Greg Giardi
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Leon Roberts
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Steve Grilli
Evansville
le Montreal Xpos
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Joe Keener
National Basketball Association
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Curtis Rowere
Ford Plays Despite Wrist in Key ACC Clash With Duke
Carolina guard Phil Ford, sidelined briefly by a wrist injury, insists he will play through pain in the crucial ACC showdown with Duke that could decide the regular-season title. Coach Dean Smith hoped for health for the star after a loss to NC State, as league titles hinge on several Friday games across conferences.
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Duke
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Tar Heels
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Cummings shines as Bearcats top West Virginia 86 80 in home finale
Pat Cummings, 6-9, pours in 32 as Cincinnati defeats West Virginia 86 80 in the Bearcats final home game. Joedy Gardner notes WVU pressure, while Mountaineers guard Joe Fryz scores 23. Cincinnati shoots 63 percent to WVU 50 as Cincinnati leads series 4 3.
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Pat Cummings
University of Cincinnati
West Virginia
Bearcats
Cummings
Junious Lewis
Mountaineer
Joedy Gardner
Cincinnati
Moy
Mountaineers
Joe Fryz
Mauricens
Fryz
Gale Catlett
Stingers sign Alf Handrahan for seven game trial
Cincinnati Stingers of the WHA sign right winger Alf Handrahan to a seven game trial. the 5 foot 10 inch, 185 pound forward will join for a game against Birmingham. Handrahan, who has played with the Philadelphia Firebirds, posted six goals and 15 assists with 110 penalty minutes this season, and spent two seasons with the Fort Worth Texans before joining.
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Cincinnati Stingers
Alf Handrahan
World Hockey Association
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Stingers
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Bearcats Lose Greg Johnson Through Grades
The University of Cincinnati basketball team reports Greg Johnson, a forward averaging seven points per game, is ineligible after a grade failing mark dropped his cumulative average below the 1.7 freshman eligibility standard. Earlier, sophomore Eddie Lee was sidelined with a knee injury requiring surgery on an eye bone chip.
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University of Cincinnati
Greg Johnson
Eddie Lee
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