Bruins Rally To Win Must-Win Game In East Race
The Boston Bruins defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5 2 to seize first in the NHL East as Phil Esposito and Bobby Orr led with a goal each in the opening period. St Louis Blues beat the Philadelphia Flyers 3 2 after a second period melee delayed play for 45 minutes with fans and police involved.
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Punch Imlach
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Tommy Johnson
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Bianchi Gets Message Across in Squires Comeback
Virginia Squires coach Al Bianchi benched Fatty Taylor briefly after a poor start against the Pittsburgh Condors. Taylor returned, sparked a 66-65 halftime edge, and the Squires held on to win 137-130. Charley Scott added 15 points in the third as Pittsburgh faltered late. In Dallas, Chaparrals edged Memphis 104-103 as Donnie Freeman led with 25 points.
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al Bianchi
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Pittsburgh Condors
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Taylor
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Charley Scott
Pittsburgh
Bob Verga
Steven Jones
Dallas
Donnie Freeman
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Huss leads Park & Save in Germantown Invite win
Bill Huss scored 17 points to lift Park & Save to a 78-46 victory over Riverside in the Germantown Invitational Basketball League. Other games featured Kuhn Southard Don & Ann's 46 Buckeye Insurance 45, Grill's Tavern 77 Tom's Boys 60, and a double forfeit involving Franklin Wood and Germantown Merchants.
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Franklin Wood
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McKinley Sets Scoring Record in rout of Lebanon
McKinley Middle School set a new scoring record by throttling Lebanon 42 to 0. The eighth grade team totaled the season high as multiple players reached 600 plus point totals for the year, leading to their fifth win.
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Brian Pruden
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Lee
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Edgewood Ninth Graders Defeat Franklin 41 30
Mike Oliver and Dennis Garland each scored 14 points to lead the Edgewood ninth graders past Franklin 41 30. Edgewood forced 25 turnovers by Franklin and registered its third win of the season.
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City Cage Results at Roosevelt NCR and Other Tracks
Nineteen forty five era style scoreline shows city cage results across multiple teams. Roosevelt NCR led by Sorrell Lawson and Herald compete with Beier DeHart and Diamond Fiber led by Mitchell and Binns in a 56 to 47 game. Other teams include Hall Diamond Wrenn Paper Song Paper Coke and more with varied totals and halves noted.
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Shafer
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Basketball box scores from multiple teams in a single page
Marcell's Garage-98 and Kimberly Clark led early with halves 55 22 and 41 36 respectively but the Monroe Heat & Air and House f Drugs posted tight final totals. Individual lines show players' points assists and rebounds across teams including D Bowling Beyerlein Metcalf and Ledford with varying totals.
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Beyerlein
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Pate
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Metcalf
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Shodan
Athenians Beat Indian Hill 43 27 in Gym Showdown
Mark Bowen led the Freshman High Athenians with 14 points in a 43 to 27 win over Indian Hill at Wade E. Miller Gym. Victor Merchant added 10 as Indian Hill managed only 15 by halftime.
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Indian Hill
Wade E. Miller
Victor Merchant
Russian coach Tarasov likens tenure to marriage with hockey team
Anatoli Tarasov, longtime Soviet coach, describes leading Russia’s defending Olympic champions as like being married, remarking on 25 years with the same group. His Soviets beat the U S 11 4 in an international exhibition at Madison Square Garden as debates over a penalty and referee calls sparked confusion.
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New York
Anatoli ‘Tarasov
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Henry Boucha
Rob Ftorek
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Bob Giovatti
Eugeny Mishakov
Keith Christiansen
U.S
Mishakovy
Vikings Earn Second Victory in Armco Patron’s Division
The Vikings defeated Open Hearth 58 31 at Middletown Armory to notch their second win. Bob Lawson led scoring with 14 points while Joe Marshall added nine for Open Hearth. Pipe Shop triumphed 48 44 over Hamilton Blast with 12 points each from Gerald Eversole and Lloyd Deaton. Tyrone Milton paced BOF with 14 points in a 58 35 win over Hot Strip Maintenance.
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Joe Marshall
Pipe Shop
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Gerald Eversole
Lloyd Deaton
BOF
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Hot Strip
Cougar Matmen Trip Wildcats in 45 9 Loss
Franklin Edgewood High wrestlers captured two weight class pins as they defeated the Wildcats 45 to 9. The Cougars improved to 1-1 on the season.
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Dolphins Reserve Leigh Out for Super Bowl clash
Miami Dolphins reserve running back and special teams player Charlie Leigh will miss the Super Bowl against the Dallas Cowboys after suffering a separated right shoulder in the AFC title win over Baltimore.
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Campbell Leader Seeks Ist Win
Big Fred Marti, first-round leader at the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, shot six-under 65 to lead by one stroke over George Archer, Bob Smith, Hale Irwin, Curtis Sifford, and John Mahaffey at Rancho Park. George Boutell led at 67, with Littler Weiskopf Wiechers and Wood at 68. Arnold Palmer 69, Billy Casper 71, Lee Trevino 74 struggled.
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Staubach praises Miami defense ahead of Cowboys Dolphins clash
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach says Miami's defense worries him more than two star quarterbacks. He credits Miami players Renfro Warfield and Andrie for strong coverage and notes Duane Thomas's hard work as Dallas prepares for the January 16 showdown.
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Franklin High falls to Dayton Belmont 151 37
Franklin High gymnast FRANKLIN Mel Morton led with a first in tumbling and floor. Morton also placed second in vaulting while Rich Patta took second on the side horse and Denny Huff finished third on the trampoline as the Wildcats suffered their fourth loss of the year.
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