Wake Forest Upsets North Carolina In Big Four Opener
Wake Forest, 9-0 and unranked, shocked No 3 North Carolina 95-83 in Greensboro in the Big Four first round. Coach Carl Tacy noted the win boosts Wake Forest’s national profile as they face No 9 North Carolina State in the tournament final.
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Wake Forest
Carolina
Deacons
North Carolina State
Carl Tacy
Duke
Kenny Carr
UCLA
Denver
Rutgers
Stetson
San Francisco
Texas A&m
Houston
North Carolina
Skip Brown
Brown
Daryl Peterson
Tacy
Rod Griffin
Lee Foye
Mark Dale
Jerry Schellenberg
Wake
Bengals foresee emotional uplift with new coach
Cincinnati players anticipate a lift as Bill Johnson takes over from Paul Brown. Essex Johnson says Johnson will spark spirit, Chip Myers notes the new coach blends old and new, while Myers stresses he must lead Bills Johnson’s way, not Brown’s shadow. Essex Johnson doubts major changes in philosophy, focusing on improving the running game.
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Cincinnati
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
Bill Johnson
Essex Johnson
Chip Myers
Myers
Johnson
Bill
Paul
Coaching shakeups hit several college teams in brief
Rice Owls coach resigns to pursue private business. Tennessee volunteers lose Lide Huggins and Jerry Elliott amid staff shakeup after a 74 season. Eddie Meador named athletic director at Arkansas Tech. Bethune Cookman tabs Andy Hinson as football coach. Denver Spurs move to Ottawa and become the Civics. Kevin Joyce joins Kentucky Colonels for a tryout. Ray Ruffels upsets Tony Roche in Melbourne to reach Australian Open semis.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lide Huggins
Jerry Elliott
Bill Battle
University of Tennessee
Battle
Russelville
Ark
Eddie Meador
Arkansas Tech
Daytona Beach
Fla
Andy Hinson
Bethune Cookman
Denver
Denver Spurs
World Hockey Association
Ottawa
Canada
Ottawa Civics
Louisville
American Basketball Association
Kevin Joyce
Kentucky Colonels
Joyce
San Diego Sails
Melbourne
Australia
Ray Ruffels
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Edgewood rolls past Franklin in 88 51 win
Edgewood’s defense led by coach Mike Daley shut down Franklin as six players scored in double digits. Mark Dennis paced the 21 points while Edgewood built from an 18 all start to a 42 32 halftime edge and a 62 36 stint in the second half. The win keeps Edgewood atop the Mid Miami League at 3 0 with Lebanon close at 2 0.
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Richard Washington
Marques Johnson
UCLA
Bruins
Ron Jackson
Franklin
Edgewood Steamroller
Daley
Wildcats
Lebanon
Oe Reveal
Edgewood
Mark Dennis
Cats
Dennis
Reveal
Cougars
Monroe
Bowling Gals Rally To Season High In All Star League
The House of Drugs team posted a season best 2,842 in three games at Eastern Lanes in the Women’s All Star League. Pergram led with 621 and Harding notched 605, supported by Henderson 566 Whisman 543 and Steinbrugge 507. a 250 third game boosted Pergram’s 621.
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House of Drugs
Charlotte Pergram
Boots Harding
Loretta Henderson
Janie Whisman
Mary Steinbrugge
Pergram
L. Fultz
Oor E Neeley
D. Preitter
J. Jiles
Cc. Pergram
Harding M. Barker
L. Henderson
E. Simonton
B. Charles
B. Back
Hatfield
A Joseph
R Roe
M. Collins
Davis
C Bake
Withers
N. Love
Z. Taylor
K. Moore
R. Beatty
J. Whisman
K. van Ostrand
J. Ruppert
R Beatty
B. Sparks
M. Tyler
J. Caudill
P. Oswalt E. Reltich
P Watts
TY. Terrell
R. McGill
G Frazier
W. Brewer
J. Wilkinson
C. Harrell
A. Silar
A Hurst
S. Back
H Haney
HH. Tanner J Ha
N. Huffman
S. Eckhart
N. Smith
J. Perry
L. Watkins
F.fryman
J. Kelly
Murphy
MA. Steinbrugge
L. Moon R. Manly
S Boehm
N. Davis
K. Kraft
B. Gaunt
G. Deaton
Wyckoff
J. Schultz
Bengal aide Weber resigns after Brown era ends
Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Chuck Weber announced his resignation saying it was time for a change. At 45, Weber noted interest from several teams in becoming a head coach and cited his wife's asthma as a factor. He previously played and coached for multiple NFL teams under Paul Brown.
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Cincinnati
Chuck Weber
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Bill Johnson
Weber
Westchester State
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Boston Patriots
San Diego Wese
Lebanon Warriors cruise past Talawanda in league win
Lebanon defeats Talawanda 75 45 as the Warriors erase a 18 18 tie with a 21 0 third quarter burst led by Jim Rhoden 21 Kevin Strickland 14 and Scott Fornshell 10. Talawanda led early and was hampered by 13 turnovers in the final period. Logsdon 19 tops Braves in a rough night.
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Warriors
Lebanon
Rhoden
Fernshell
Strickland
Gabbard
Amburgy
Downey
Gray
Flaig
Talawanda
Logsdon
Imhott
Melis
Longo
Winkler
Anderson
Shepherd
Bowling
Bulls lament loss of Walker
Chicago Bulls fell 107-99 in overtime to the Washington Bullets as Elvin Hayes praised Chet Walker's absence. Hayes noted Walker would have been key on crunch plays and the Bulls sorely miss veteran leadership amid a rough 8-25 season.
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Frank Brown
Chicago Bulls
Washington
Elvin Hayes
Bullets
Chicago
Bulls
Hayes
Chet Walker
Chicago Stadium
National Basketball Association
K.C. Jones
Hockey scores from multiple NHL and minor league games
NHL results show Atlanta 7 over St. Louis 1 and California 9 over Washington 4. Boston beats Vancouver 4 4? New matchups: Cincinnati 2 Ottawa 5 Cleveland 5, Quebec 4 Calgary 3 Edmonton 4 Toronto 4 Phoenix 2 San Diego 2 Indianapolis 0. IML Flint 4 Dayton 2 Toledo 9 Saginaw 6 Fort Wayne 5 Kalamazoo 3 Columbus 9 Port Huron 6.
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Atlanta
St. Louis
California
Washington
Boston
Vancouver
New Cincinnati
Ottawa
Cleveland
Quebec
Calgary
Edmonton
Toronto
Phoenix
San Diego
Indianapolis
IML
Flint
Dayton
Toledo
Saginaw
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Columbus
Port Huron
Thunderbirds fall as Tigers surge past Lakota 106 78
Hamilton Taft Tigers overpower Lakota High 106 to 78 in a Lakota gym game. Taft shoots near 70 percent, raises record to 5-2, led by Pat Burtis 22 and Andy Kotesar 21 while Lakota's John Prather tallies 26.
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Thunderbirds
Lakota High
Tiger
Tigers
Hamilton Taft
Taft
Colerain
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Pat Burtis
Andy Kotesar
Lakota
John Prather
Tatt
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Horns
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Hornsby
Baker
Grubbs
Marcum
Grevey
Prather
Garbenis
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Tackett
Smith
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Larose Nets Game Winner as Stingers Top Civics
Claude Larose scored on a backhand from the crease in the second period to lift the Cincinnati Stingers to a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Civics. Rick Dudley opened the scoring for Cincinnati with a power play goal in the first period as the Civics debut under their new name.
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Claude Larose
Cincinnati Stingers
Ottawa Civics
World Hockey Association
Civics
Denver Spurs
Rick Dudley
Stingers
Dudley
Jim Sherrit
Lebanon Raceway Race Results Summary Card
Racing program results list from Lebanon Raceway includes multiple pace and trot events. Notable entries feature Kara Time, Amelia's Key, Sunrise Lynn, April Breeze, Mighty Don, Clover Willow, Jetline A, and Nippy Bay among others with times and payouts. The card lists quinellas, double bets, and a large entries count across 9 races.
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Afton
Kara
Amelia’s
Neil R. Knight
Direct Reed
Honey
Tucker Mal
Worner Brookwood
Eddie
Rebel Byrd
Quinella
Sunrise Lynn
Pompano
Eustace Son
Mapledale Sve
Cloverteat Pat
Baron Gay
Sir Melody
Namahana
Mighty Don
Blaze Hudson
Pace
Clover Willow
Miracle Blaze
Penny Frisco
Gold Susie
Galley Chief
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N.C. State
Tate Armstrong
Blue Devils
Norm
Sloan
Carr
Bill Foster
Blanton Collier
Houson
al Conover
Rice University Owls
Mike
Ted
Sortman
Strong
Swarts
Black
Ricke
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Butcher
Byrne
Hill
Bradley
Castile
Hollow
Alimyer
Gals
Bengal
Oxford
Lebanon Warriors
Talawanda Braves
Warren County
Braves
Scott Fornshell
Ceps
Trim's Arena
Walker
Bob Love
Jerry Sloan
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Detroit
Golden State
Los Angeles
Seattle
Kentucky
Virginia
San Antonio
Indiana
Larose
Mace Pace
Nippy Bay Tempermental
Buckeye
Ming
Windale Hens
Knight Welfare
IND
Chico Dar
Jimmy's Blaze
Cedric
Henry Pace
Marches Pride
Oregon
Grand Ted Volo
Adio Jo Ann
Satan
Purdue
Mistizer
David Norman
Cora
Christy Baer
Byrd
Dazzling Son
Skippe
Melody
Senator
Grand John
Second Avenue
Mi Joe Vo
Knight
Donna C. Direct
Royal Solon
Angel Crystal
Billie Barrett
Nobile Silcock
Vicki Knight
Mollie
Miracle Lisa
Mary W. Creed
Smart Shadow
Meet Direct
Miss Fanny Bee
Becky
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Worthmore Clothes Shop
Middletown
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