Edgewood Edges Franklin 71 61 in league showdown
Edgewood wins 71-61 over Franklin as key defensive effort stifles the Wildcats. Mark Dennis leads with 20 points while Dave Bond and Dave Tye add 14 each, boosting Edgewood to 5 2 overall and 1 1 in the Mid Miami League. Franklin struggles with shooting and must regroup.
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Trenton
Mike Daley
Edgewood Cougars
Fenwick
Falcons
Daley
Cougars
Franklin
Wildcats
Edgewood
Mark Dennis
Lo Edgewood
Hayes
Lucas
Tye
Dennis
Bond
Sortman
Strong
Thomas
Blanchester Strikes Past Mason In FAVC Clash
Blanchester toppled Mason 87 to 68 in a Fort Ancient Valley Conference game. Ballinger led Blanchester with 23 points while Frashier 18 Bentley 12 and Cowan 12 paced Mason. The loss evened Mason and Blanchester at 4-2 in league play as Little Miami led with 4-1.
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Blanchester
Mason
Wildcats
Mark Ballinger
Dave Frashier
Jeff Bentley
Ron Cowan
Comets
Taft buries Birds 77 52 in non league win
Hamilton Taft Tigers beat Lakota 77 to 52 led by Chuck Menche with 18 points. Lakota drops to 1-5 as Taft shoots 36 field goals and builds a 20-12 first period lead. Senior Andy Holstein tops Lakota with 14 points.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Taft Tigers
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Tigers
Chuck Menche
Taft
Fairfield
Lakota
Andy Holstein
Birds
Holstein
Ward
Crosthwaite
Prather
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Lawson
Shepherd
Ham
Martin
Chapman
Menche
Kennnedy
Baker
Hubbard
Burtis
Griesinger
Kolesar
Warriors steam to 91 52 win over Ohio Lancaster
Miami University Middletown blitzed Ohio University Lancaster 91 to 52 in Ohio Regional Campus Conference action. The Warriors dominated at both ends, pulling away early and maintaining the margin throughout the contest.
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Jeff Little
Lancaster
The
Warriors of Miami University
Middletown
Ohio University-Lancaster
Ohio
Bulls dominate Suns in second period rally
Chicago built a 75-45 halftime lead after a 47 point second quarter surge led by Roland Garrett and Bob Wilson. Bob Love paced the Bulls with 20 points followed by Chet Walker 19 and Wilson 18 while Phoenix star Mike Bantam had 18.
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Fred Allmyer
Mike Boal
Boal
Allmyer
John MacLeod
Phoenix Suns
Chicago
Bulls
Phoenix
Roland Garrett
Bob Wilson
Bob Love
Chet Walker
Wilson
Mike Bantam
Suns
Celtics
Lakers
John Havlicek
Boston
NBA
JoJo White
Elmore Smith
Pistons
Braves
Detroit
Bob Lanier
Cavaliers
Rockets
Cleveland
Houston
Bobby Smith
76Ers
Kings
Steve Mix
Doug Collins
Philadelphia
Touchdown Club honors Gilliam at 20th Sports Dinner
The Columbus Touchdown Club will honor Minnesota Vikings wide receiver John Gilliam at its 20th Annual Sports Dinner on Jan 24. President Jim Lynch said Gilliam will be tapped for the Award of Distinction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Touchdown Club
Minnesota Vikings
John Gilliam
Touchdown Club
Jim Lynch
Gilliam
Finley vows to take fight to top court over Hunter case
Oakland owner Charles O Finley says he will go all the way to overturn a judge's ruling upholding arbitrator Peter Seitz's decision that Catfish Hunter is a free agent. Hunter signed a $3.75 million Yankees deal after Seitz found Finley breached a $50 000 deferred compensation split.
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Oakland A
Charles O. Finley
Catfish Hunter
Finley
Alameda County
U.S. Supreme Court
Neil Papiano
Peter Seitz
Hunter
Seitz
New York Yankees
George W. Phillips
Papiano
State Court of Appeals
San Francisco
J. Carlton Cherry
Ahoksie
N.C
Phillips
A’s
Hunter's cash worries hit Alston over Hunter deal
Alston criticized Jim Hunter's 3.7 million Yankees contract saying big deals strain teams and undermine other players. He noted Dodgers knew days before the decision and that Al Campanis warned him the club would be out of the running.
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Darktown
Ohio
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter Alston
Jim “Catfish
Hunter
New York Yankees
Alston
Dodgers
al Campanis
Nets rout Spirits as Erving tops 34 in Nassau clash
The New York Nets beat the Spirits of St. Louis 130 113 at Nassau Coliseum for their sixth straight win over the expansion club. Julius Erving led with 34 points and 15 rebounds, John Williamson 27, Billy Paultz 21 while Freddie Lewis scored 33 for Spirits and Fly Williams 29 as the Nets pulled away after a 64 55 halftime edge.
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Cougars
Mum
Lynn Darbyshire
John Clay
Clay
Jeff Ferguson
Fergy
Associated Press
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Spirits of
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Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Nassau Coliseum
Spirits
New York
Kentucky
Denver
Bob MacKinnon
Nets
Julius Erving
John Williamson
Billy Paultz
The
Freddie Lewis
Fly Williams
Colonels
Virginia
Dan Issel
Bird Averitt
Nuggets
Pacers
Ralph Simpson
Billy Knight
George McGinnis
Middletown Christian tops Wilson High 65 to 55
Middletown Christian moves within one game of .500 by defeating winless Wilson High 65 to 55. Key contributors include Pennington, Haynes, and Combs for Middletown Christian while Wilson's Callender and Ward led with multiple baskets.
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XENIA
Middletown Christian
Wilson High
Middletown
Midd
Christian
Riley
Lewis
Pennington
Haynes
Combs
Martin
Xenia Wilson
Callender
Kern
76ers Coach Shue Bristow fined after December loss
NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy fined Philadelphia coach Gene Shue and forward Allan Bristow $1000 each for misconduct after a 92 91 defeat to the Chicago Bulls on December 26. Judy Soutar led the field in the Red Crown Classic with a 180 pin advantage over 24 qualifiers.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Philadelphia 76Ers
Gene Shue
Allan Bristow
Chicago Bulls
Baltimore
Judy Soutar
Grandview
Utah
Hockey Scores From NHL WHA Matchups
NHL Buffalo 2 California 2 WHA San Diego 4 Minnesota 2 Phoenix 3 Edmonton 3 New England 5 Toronto 3 all reported as tied or close finishes.
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NHL
Buffalo
California
San Diego
Minnesota
Phoenix
Edmonton
New England
Toronto
Lebanon Falls to Talawanda Streak Tied at 1-1 in MML
Lebanon Warriors drop 66 to 54 to Talawanda Braves as Talawanda leads 8 at halftime and 17 after three. Robby Meinshatt scores 21 for Lebanon while Charles Young leads Talawanda with 16 points. Talawanda improves to 6-1 overall and 1-0 in league.
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Talawanda Braves
Warriors
Talawanda
Ron Holtrey
John Bohn
Braves
Charles Young
Tom Brady
Robby Meinshatt
Monroe
Young
T. Brady
Franks
B. Brady
Sullivan
Logsdon
Rhoden
Steele
Fornshell
Meinshatt
Ruetschie
Wells
Strickland
Anthony Davis May Miss Hula Bowl
In Honolulu AP reports USC star Anthony Davis may miss the Hula Bowl after the Rose Bowl strain. The article notes the impact of the Rose Bowl battle between USC and Ohio State on Davis and his availability for the Hula Bowl.
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Anthony Davis
Honolulu
Southern California
Ohio State
Trojan
Anthony
Strinko to close amateur career in 29th Hula Bowl
Strinko a Monroe High and Michigan alumnus linebacker will play for the East in the 29th Hula Bowl Classic in Honolulu. The East is coached by Bill Battle with Bill Yeoman coaching the West. ABC-TV will carry the game from Honolulu Stadium at 4 p.m. EST. Davis seeks late decision on playing after bruised ribs from USC Rose Bowl win.
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University of Michigan
Steve Strinko
Strinko
Bill Battle
Tennessee
Bill Yeoman
Houston
Honolulu
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Davis
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Archie Griffin
USC
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