Quiet Strength Theme Of Eulogies For Clemente
In Carolina Puerto Rico Roberto Clemente remembered as man of quiet strength at memorial service with over 70 friends including Pirates figures. He died aboard a food flight to Nicaragua on New Year's Eve. services also held in Pittsburgh as stadium name change petitions circulate.
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Shula Named Pro Football Coach of the Year
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula named NFL Coach of the Year by The Associated Press after guiding Miami to a perfect regular season. He edged Dan Devine of Green Bay in votes, with four other coaches also ranked. Shula praised his staff and aimed for a world championship in Miami. Four Dolphins players earned AP All-Pro honors.
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Bowling Standings Mile High Men
Mikovich Honey Day Yocum Smith Palmer DiNardo Hale Osborne Laurens Back Abell Steele Groshardi Klafter Eisele Goodwin Creech posted team scores across lanes with individual game totals and series. Final line lists bowlers and their four game totals, showing cumulative scores and low marks.
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Franklin High gymnasts win 124 to 96.6 over Xenia
Franklin High dominated seven events to defeat visiting Xenia 124 to 96.6. Victors include Mel Morton vault, Irvin Kenerly floor, Elden Hoskins side horse, Jim Thomas high bar, Jerry Hobbins trampoline, Steve Roberts still rings, with McCloud and Kenerly tied for parallel bars. Franklin heads to Kettering Invitational at Fairmont East.
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All-Pro backfield stars loom in 1969 selections
Vick Anderson and Morrall's running mates headline the All-Pro backfield with O J Simpson of Buffalo and Larry Brown of Washington earning top honors. Contenders include stat leaders and a lengthy list of position choices across offense and defense.
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Middletown Wrestlers Go 5-0 Each in Narrow Loss to Lebanon
Middletown's Chuck Inwood and Larry White kept perfect 5-0 records as Lebanon edged the Middies 35-32. With the meet closing in the final two weights Lebanon swept to win while Middletown moved to 1-1.
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Middletown HS Upsets Talawanda In Narrow Swim Meet
With only seven swimmers, Middletown High beat host Talawanda 49 to 38 at Miami University Natatorium. Middletown to 2-3, won eight of 11 events, claimed two seconds, led by divers Kemplin and Kemale and relay wins in the 400 freestyle and medley events.
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Malaga resigns from USLTA to return to law practice
Boo Malaga resigns as executive director of the United States Lawn Tennis Association to resume his law practice and other Cleveland based business interests. USLTA President Robert B. Colwell announced the move on Thursday.
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Haney Rolls Perfect Game After 11 Strikes At Bowl
Gene Haney pitched a 300 after striking out the last ball in lane 14 to cap a 766 series and a 658 for his team in the Classic League. He had earlier tallied 173 and 185, with a near miss on a prior 300 last year. Haney, a 11 year bowler and welder with McGraw Construction, credited lane groove and practice for his milestone.
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Redskins After Share Of MAC
Miami of Ohio, led by transfer 6-10 Dave Elmer, aims for a share of the MAC lead as it hosts Bowling Green. Ohio University and Toledo also in the chase while Kent State visits Western Michigan. Coach Hedrick weighs starting Elmer or Kim Essenburg against Bowling Green, as Miami sits 7-2 in nonconference play.
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City Cage Box Scores From Verity Square
Box scores list individual and team totals for Verity Square games with City Cage, Hospital Forbes Coca Cola Diamond Natl. scores. notable players include S. Howard D. Howard Gibbs and Lindsay. Halftime 31 22 Coke.
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Miami Carey Defeats Diamond Fiber by Forfeit
Carey team wins by forfeit against Diamond Fiber in a Tokyo league matchup. The decision confirms Carey secures the win without on-court play, impacting standings and points allocated to both clubs.
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Basketball scores and totals from multiple teams
The page lists team rosters and game totals for Marcell's Garage-92 FUM-51 Hall E.L. Epperson Const. Fournal-58 C.R. Const-67 Special Services-37 and others with player points assists and team totals. Final Half scores show 31-20 in favor of C.R. Const. as noted.
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Tim Cook Post 69 Points in Armco Gray Division Wins
High scoring night with three 90 plus wins. Tim Cook poured in 69 points as Hamilton Shops crushed Roll Shop 123 64. R Cook added 26 for Hamilton Shops while Myers led Roll Shop with 22. Reckart scored 37 for Checkers in a 52 job over Employment Reserve. Zincgrip beat Labor 91 33 as R Evans tallied 34 points and E Evans 20.
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Franklin High wrestlers even 2-2 with Edgewood win
Franklin High upended Edgewood 36 to 23 to even its record at 2-2. Bob Gentry and Keith Hedrie led the Wildcats with key pins and decisions across several weight classes, including 145 pounds and 185 pounds.
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Swords Goalie Delivers Narrow win over Barons
Cincinnati goalie Gary Bromley starred with two late superb saves to preserve a 3-2 victory over Cleveland as John Nichols scored the final minute goal. Barons coach John Muckler praised Bromley's performance.
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Beauchamp Trial Set Feb 2
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Al Beauchamp faces assault and battery charges and will be tried in Hamilton County Municipal Court on February 2 after pleading innocent. The incident followed a dispute with tow truck driver David Harris at a department store loading dock over a $10 tow fee. Harris, 21, reported Beauchamp, 6 feet 2 inches and 237 pounds, pinned him and threw him to the ground.
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Goolagong Reaches NSW Open Final After Tight Win
Evonne Goolagong of Australia defeated Britain's Virginia Wade 7 5 4 6 6 4 to reach the women's singles final of the NSW Open. She will meet the winner of the Margaret Court versus Karen Krantzcke semi final, delayed by Court's stomach injury recovery.
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