Miller ready to cut loose in Tucson Open
Johnny Miller, two behind, warned rivals he could shoot a very low round as he eyes the Tucson Open title. After two rounds Miller sits seven under with 62 potential, while Dave Hill Pat Fitzsimons Gibby Gilbert Tom Watson and Tom Weiskopf stay within shouting distance of leader spots at Tucson National.
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Pat Fitzsimons
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Tom Watson
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Invisible Man
Madison Sports Club to elect officers Sunday meeting
The Madison Sports Club holds its annual meeting Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church. Main business covers the 1976 knothole baseball program and trustees to serve next year. Mothers Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the same church to elect officers. David Thacker is secretary treasurer.
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Madison Sports Club
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
Pleasant Ridge Church
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Memphis shown in NFL view with cautious Rozelle remarks
New York AP reports Memphis impressed the NFL but Commissioner Pete Rozelle cautioned against rushing conclusions. He noted the Memphis presentation differed from the Expansion Committee version and said the league would explore it further with Memphis President John Bassett and plan another meeting soon.
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Memphis’ Grizzlies
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John) Bassett
Gems defeated at Muskegon
Muskegon topped Dayton 3 2 in IHL action with two late goals by Joe Nathe and Ernie Moser. Dayton struck first with goals by Jack Patterson and Brian Stapleton. Carlo Ugolini tied it in the second period as Muskegon improved to 17 13 7 and Dayton to 21 14 5.
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Ernie Moser
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International Hockey League
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Brian Stapleton
Carlo Ugolini
Durocher to manage in Japan
Leo Durocher agrees to coach the Taiheiyo Lions of Japan in Fukuoka. The Lions will pay a six figure contract making him the highest paid baseball manager anywhere, with a long tenure to lead the club after retirement.
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Arrows surge into WTL title chase with 73 64 win
The Preble Shawnee Arrows upset National Trail 73 to 64 to tighten the Wayne Trace League race. John Govedon led Shawnee with 22 points as the Arrows improved to 5-4 overall and 2-1 in the conference, while Trail drops to 1-1 in league play.
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Layne
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Smallwood
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Ward
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Steelers look good in defeat on night in Lexington
Middletown Business College led by Ken Schaefer matched Kentucky Business College in scoring and rebounding, shooting 60 percent, but Kentucky pulled away to 101 93 victory. Schaefer set a Steelers single game rebounding record with 21 boards and 22 points while Mike Hendricks led Kentucky with 32 points.
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Steve Kirk
Middletown Business College
Kentucky Business College
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MBC
Ken Schaefer
Kentucky
Mike Hendricks
Steelers
Lakota tops Franklin after rough practice week
Lakota High basketball beat Franklin 76 to 61 in a Mid-Miami League game. Coach Fred Davies cited limited practice due to weather and injuries but relied on Paul Garbenis, Mike Bertram, and Dave Wilson in the second half as John Prather led with 20 points.
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Westchester
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Fred Davies
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Paul Garbenis
Mike Bertram
Dave Wilson
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Ortram
Wilson
Hamilton Taft
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John Prather
Randy Holt
Kevin Hollon
Damon Hill
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Madison Mohawks Dominate New Miami in 79 67 Victory
Madison coach Larry Brandenburg praised his team after a strong 79 67 win at New Miami. The Mohawks built a 16 point first quarter lead with aggressive man to man defense and multiple steals. Anspach Brooks Sorrell led in scoring and rebounds as Madison won its second game of the season.
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Women roll five 600s in city bowling meet
Boots Harding of House of Drugs posted 236 in the Women's All-Star League at Eastern Lanes. Boobie Sparks for Ingram Heating totaled 610. At the Sports Bowl the Try Hard League produced three 600s with Juanita Jiles 617, Arametha Silar 603 for Hood's Market, and Mary Collins 606 for the Unknowns.
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House of Drugs
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Ingram Heating
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Arametha Silar
Mary Collins
Detroit Tigers sign AL batting champ Johnson as free agent
Baseball note reports Alex Johnson, 1970 AL batting champion, signing with the Detroit Tigers as a free agent. Football update shows Cal Stoll receiving a two year extension as head coach of Minnesota Gophers. Tennis summary covers Tony Roche routing Atet Wiyono 6 0 6 0 6 0 in Hobart Davis Cup semifinal, with Australia leading 3 0. Hockey item notes Kansas City Scouts trade Simon Nolet and Ed Gilbert to Pittsburgh for Steve Durbano and a wing.
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Atet Wiyono
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National Hockey League
Simon Nolet
Ed Gilbert
Pittsburgh Penguins
Steve Durbano
Carlisle nets 4th loop win as Northridge falls
Carlisle Indians improve to 10-1 with a 64-57 home win over Northridge in the Southwestern Buckeye Conference. Ed Crowe poured in 21 points, Greg Brogan added 15, and Jim South 12 as Carlisle built a 40-27 halftime lead before a fourth quarter lapse allowed Northridge to pull within 7. Northridge's John Steinbeck led visitors with 14 points.
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Jim South
John Steinbeck
Rick Ford
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Spartans face Carlisle showdown after win at Milton Union
Valley View travels to Carlisle next Friday as league leaders Carlisle sits unbeaten. Valley View, now 5-3 overall and 3-1 in league, used a balanced attack led by Greg Donson and Dave Zickgraf with 12 points each to beat Milton Union 70-60. Garber added 11 in place of Wes Nan as the Spartans built a 17-14 first-quarter lead and pulled away after three periods. Milton Union drops to 1-8 overall and 1-3 in league play.
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Hockey results and Hall of Fame opinion noted
WHA scores Indianapolis 2 Winnipeg 6 Houston 6 Cleveland 5 San Diego 5 New England 3 Edmonton 5 Toronto 3 NHL Chicago 1 Atlanta 1 California 5 Washington 0. Radio broadcaster Red Barber states Larry MacPhail deserves election to baseball's Hall of Fame.
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Five Middletown Wrestlers Reach Kettering Semis
Five Middletown High School wrestlers Vinnie Franklin 112 Ken Passmore 132 Do Fultz 138 Brian Mac 155 and Tim Sorrell heavyweight advanced to the Kettering Invitational semifinals at Fairmont East High School. Middies sat third after the first round as Fairborn Park Hills led with 32 points Milton Union and Middies had 20. Consolations at 7 p.m. and finals at 8 p.m. Mack won the 155-pound division by a 20 second pin, the tournament's fastest so far.
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Fairmont East High School
Vinnie Franklin
Ken Passmore
Do Fultz
Brian Mac
Tim Sorrell
Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Results
Race by race results from Lebanon Raceway listing winner and payouts for 1st through 10th races, with times and quinella and exacta figures. Includes multiple entires for IND IRD and various Pace horses with earnings and times.
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Bret Napoleon
Mighty Don
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