Middies Rally Past Griffins In GMC Showdown
Middletown Middle Tigers defeat Garfield 86-79 to seize the Greater Miami Conference lead. Bud Bierly scores 27 points, Jesse Jemison adds 17, Merle Frazier 13, as Middies overcome early pressure and late Garfield surges.
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Tom
Middie
GMC
Bob Sweeten
Griffins
Garfield
Middies
Bud Bierly
Jesse Jemison
Hamilton
Bierly
Jim Kernahan
Walker Men
Kernohan
Griffs
Jeff Gann
Jemison
Merle Frazier
Frazier
Gann
Price
Cole
Moose Leads Fenwick Past Madison in Debut Clash
Fenwick Falcons beat Madison Mohawks 73 to 59 in the Mid Miami League opener. Tom Vernon nicknamed Moose led Fenwick with 23 points aided by Vernon Short who fouled out early in the fourth period. The Falcons pull away in the third quarter and host Carlisle next.
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Tom Vernon
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Madison
Falcons
Mohawks
Brandenburg
Short
Vernon
Fenwick
Carlisle
Johnson Spivey Elam
Weaver Smith
Nicholas Hensley
GF Kamenovich
Feniig
Dobrozzi Vernon
Bidwell Esposito
Adams Bobst
Purdue Sees Key Players Out as Big Ten Opener Nears
Purdue, 7-3 and 17th in the AP poll, opens its Big Ten title defense at Iowa with two suspended starters after a curfew violation and star Rick Mount sidelined by a knee issue. Mount averages 26 points, well under last season’s 35.2.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
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Iowa
Rick Mount
George King
Ae Weatherford
Bill Franklin
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St. Bonaventure
New York
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Washington
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Cincinnati
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Baylor
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Holy Cross
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Florida State
Pepperdine
New Miami Surges Past Trenton 80 69 in SCC Clash
New Miami senior Gary Dees scored 46 points powering the team to an 80-69 Southwestern Ohio Conference win over Trenton. New Miami opened strong with 24 13 lead in the first quarter and improved to 4 0 in SCC play while Trenton dropped to 0 1.
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Walker
GMC
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Midwlies
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Indiana
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Ashland
Illinois Wesleyan
Rio Grande
Hampton Institute
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Tom Gramkow
Jim Marshall
al Martin
Bluefield State
Prentice Hill
Robert Kennegay
NEW Miami
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Trenton Trojans
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Trenton
Mays
Hathaway
Brandenburg
R. Davish
Chestnut
B. Davish
Derickson
Ferguson
Goughenour
Davis
Marts
Rogers
Lyons
Mixed Emotions For Suns Boss Colangelo Takes Over
Phoenix Suns appoint Jer ry Colangelo as interim coach after Johnny Kerr resigns. Debut win 121-120 against San Diego. Colangelo calls the moment thrilling yet saddening, while Kerr cites stepping down for the club’s best interests. Colangelo, 29, previously with Chicago Bulls in merchandising and scouting roles. Kerr led Bulls 62-101, Phoenix 31-69 in two seasons.
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Ariz
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Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
Suns
San Diego
Johnny Kerr
Colangelo
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Kerr
University of Illinois
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Chicago
Bo Schembechler Expected Back Soon After Heart Issue
In Pasadena the Michigan football coach suffered a mild heart attack before the Rose Bowl loss to USC. Doctors say two weeks of rest in St Luke's Hospital should allow a return home, with athletic director Don Canham predicting full duties and spring training can resume shortly.
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Calif
Michigan
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Wolverines
Southern California
St. Luke's Hospital
Schembechler
Don Canham
Lolich Strikes Out 16 Batters Twice in 1969
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich set a club record by fanning 16 batters in a single game on two occasions during the 1969 season.
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Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tiger
Flood Seeks End To Reserve Clause In Major League Suit
Former star Curt Flood presses his lawsuit to end the reserve clause. Arthur Goldberg outlined preparations as Flood planned a national TV appearance with Marvin Miller and Joe Cronin. Flood said owners underestimate him and warned action may come after March.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Wide World of Sports
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players’ Association
Joe Cronin
Flood
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bowie Kuhn
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