Springboro Panthers Top Kings Knights 60 51 in FAVC clash
Springboro Panthers improved to 3 7 overall in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference by defeating the Kings Knights 60 51. Kings led late before Springboro pulled away with a 20 point fourth quarter. Jim Testerman led Kings with 18 points and 24 rebounds while Springboro received balanced scoring including Wright and Johnston.
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Panthers
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Kings
Gene Smith
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Wright
Johnson
Bost
Johnston
Mason
Shoemaker
Three Eads Power Little Miami Past Waynesville 75 to 58
Little Miami used the Eads brothers to beat Waynesville in a Fort Ancient Valley Conference game 75 to 58. Ronald Eads led with 25 points, Donald 15, and David Eads added 13 as Little Miami shot 58 percent to move to 4-3 in the FAVC and 4-5 overall.
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Waynesville Spartans
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Donald
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Dennis Wright
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Ski Conditions At Valley High Ideal
Ideal skiing conditions at Valley High Ski Resort with an 18 to 36 inch base and four inches of machine-made snow added nightly. Ohio's only double chair lifts and three beginner tow ropes available with rental gear. Two 2,250 foot runs and one 3,000 foot run. Chair lift and two rope costs six dollars on weekends and four fifty on weekdays. Access via Route 68 through Springfield, signs after Urbana.
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Bellefontaine
Valley High
Ohio
Springfield
Urbana
Kicker Could Be Difference In Hula Bowl
The 22nd Hula Bowl in Honolulu pits the South against the North with a 5 p m EST kickoff televised by Lani Bird Satellite. North kicker Jerry DePoyster of Wyoming is a key field goal and punting threat, and the South features Heisman winner Gary Beban UCLA with stars Ron Yary USC Ed gar Chandler Georgia backing him.
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Edgar Chandler
Georgia
Adrian Young
Virginia Tech
Frank Loria
Mason Edges Blanchester in 35 33 Narrow Win
Blanchester Wildcats lose to Mason 35-33 as Mason builds nine undefeated wins and five in league. Clark, Barr, Crutcher lead Mason while Blocker and Taylor top Blanchester scoring with 19 and 9 respectively. Final sequence shows Mason pull ahead after first period and hold off late Blanchester rally.
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Daugherty
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Kelley
Cross
Blocker
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Day
Prewitt
Shawnee Triumphs Over Broncos In DSL Clash
Shawnee Arrowheads beat Jefferson Broncos 89 to 51 in a Dayton Suburban League game. Shawnee extended its win streak to seven and two in the loop. Gary Kiracofe led Shawnee with 21 points while Jerry Merriman and Larry Wilson added 19 and 18.
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Jefferson Broncos
Shawnee Arrowheads
Dayton
Shawnee
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Broncos
Kiracofe
Jerry Merriman
Larry Wilson
Jefferson
Barker
R. Grady
Petty
D. Grady
Byrd
Harden
Bailey
Gilbert
James
Hall
Merriman
Yeary
Neil
Middletown Wrestlers Stay Undefeated in Win Over Madison
Middletown High remained undefeated with a 31 to 8 victory over Madison as Dave Moehring dominated the 154 pound class by decision over Mike Wells. The meet featured one pin by Alton Bray in the 127 pound class and several decisions across weight classes.
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Middletown High
Madison
Moehring
Mike Wells
Mohawks
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Manson
George Pal
Jim Tudor
Bill Lambert
Russ Burton
Hart Graff
Butch Adams
Dal Fisher
Mike McCord
Mike Freeman
Dana Williston
Larry Deaton
Wilbert Wasson
Dale White
Bob Smithson
Jim Woodrey
Maris Starts New Offseason Job in Florida
Roger Maris leaves Independence for Gainesville to begin a new offseason job. The outfielder, almost fully recovered from Bell's Palsy, was noted for his strong supporting role as the Cardinals won the NL pennant and World Series title last season.
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Fla
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Bruins Rout Cougars to extend win streak to 43
UCLA denied a close finish but pulled away in the second half to beat Washington State 97 to 69 in a Pacific Coast basketball opener. Lew Alcindor led with 32 points as UCLA stretched its season record to 9–0 and coach John Wooden reached 400 career victories.
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Nebraska
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Lions
Newmark
Soch
Jim MecMillian
Coaches Gather For Meetings
New York AP reports preliminary NCAA convention meetings underway as coaches and officials arrive. Bill Murray, former Duke football coach, named Touchdown Club of New York award recipient to be honored at Wednesday dinner. college baseball coaches wary of freshmen playing in world series without NCAA rule change.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Duke
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College Baseball Coaches Association
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Five Marks Broken In Frisco Meet
SAN FRANCISCO AP Five meet records were broken and five tied at the Examiner All-American Games as Earl McCullough a Rose Bowl star, made a sensational switch to track. The indoor meet drew 12,103 fans to Cow Palace and featured Olympics and world record holders. McCullough won the 60-yard low hurdles in 7.2 seconds, edging Ralph Boston in a photo finish. Kirk Clayton of Santa Clara Valley Youth Village crashed in the 60-yard dash, was taken to hospital for X-rays, and held for observation with no brain damage.
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Earl McCullouch
Mexico City
Cow Palace
McCulloch
Southern California
Trojans
Indiana
Ralph Boston
Kirk Clayton
Santa Clara Valley
Mary's Help Hospital
Brock Good Leadoff Man At Pay Top
Lou Brock signed a 1968 baseball contract after a surge in performance with the St. Louis Cardinals. The left fielder earned star status with a .299 average, 21 homers, and a league leading 52 steals, plus seven steals in the World Series against Boston.
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Lakota Thunderbirds Top Seven Mile In Debut Showdown
Westchester Seven Mile coach Dale Nordyke suffered his first varsity defeat as Lakota Thunderbirds defeated Seven Mile 73 to 62 in a non league contest. Lakota pulled ahead late as Seven Mile faded after a fourth period push. Lakota improves to 2-7 while Seven Mile sits at 1-8 with scoring by McKinley Conner and Burns among others.
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Mel Walker Returns After Amputating Injury
Mel Walker, 20, spoke of relief at being back on the University of Wisconsin campus after spending 46 days recovering in Minneapolis hospital. Surgeons amputated part of his left leg following a season ending hit during the Minnesota game, where damaged nerves and ligaments failed to heal and gangrene developed. he remains under care at a university hospital until next week.
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Wis
Mel Walker
Walker
University of Wisconsin
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Minnesota
University Hospital
Jrowling Leads Honor Roll In Women’s Meet
Men P Queen 218 178 236 632 C Montgomery 235 187 197 619 H Higdon 198 203 214 615 W Hershner 200 181 234 615 J Wolfenberger 177 234 193 604 J Wyatt 210 193 199 602 C Bowman 193 202 205 600 Women score details withheld in readable fragments.
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Judkins
Gibbs Jones
Denham
Hotarick
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Buvinger
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M. Robinson
Raiders win AFL title share payouts detailed
New York AP reports each Oakland Raider received $6 21 for the AFL championship win while the Houston Oilers earned $4 996 45 for the loss. The Raiders had 52 shares and the Oilers 53.
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Oakland Raiders
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