Broncos Cowboys clash for AFC supremacy in Super Bowl
New Orleans AP reports the Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys meet in the Super Bowl with the AFC aiming to extend its eight of eleven title run. Key veterans Morton and Turner bring depth to an anticipated tense showdown as kickoff nears.
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Jim Turner
New York Jets
Middletown Middies Rout Garfield 94 69 For GMC Win
Middletown Middies jump to a 27 12 first quarter lead and roll past Hamilton Garfield 94 69 in GMC play. Melvin Russell scores 27, Jeff Bierly 25, as Stewart's squad shoots 55 percent early and 45.3 overall, moving to 5 1 in the conference and eyeing Centerville next. Garfield stalls as Wayne Smith leads with 14, Gar fields miss by 11 foul calls and 28 trips to the line.
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Alfred Stewart
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Garfield
George Carter
Art
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Jeff Bierly
Griffins
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Stewart
Don Gillespie
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Mark Adkins
Lorell Huff
Mark Byrd
Byrd
Hamilton Taft
Fairfield
Princeton
Wayne Smith
Robbie Cobb
Jeff Jones
Centerville
Oakland boss big contributor hits NFL fines
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle reports about 100000 dollars in fines this season. The latest contributor is Alice of the Oakland Haiders who charged the league with a deliberate lie over the Raiders Broncos AFC title call. Rozelle cited a disallowed fumble by Mike McCoy and said the league statement was misleading but not contrived.
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Davis
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Denver Broncos
Mike McCoy
Ed Marion
Vietnam
Denver
Dallas
College split called 'healthy'
ATLANTA AP Walter Byers executive director of the NCAA says restructuring of college football's top division will be healthy for the NCAA The 72nd NCAA convention created Divisions I A and I AA He noted current 144 members have 60 days to declare and 23 other Division I basketball schools with football in lower divisions could choose classification Plans set three years to meet I A criteria and highlighted ABC television deals as a lure for marginal programs The convention also approved freshmen playing after their initial year in college with eligibility rules to be determined
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Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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ABC
Fenwick Fans Get Directions to Summit Game
Falcon AD John Butch Rossi outlines route for Fenwick High fans traveling to Summit Country Day. From I 75 south to Norwood Lateral to I 71 south, exit Dana Ave, left to Madison Rd. Continue to Gra Rd, left on Grandon to Breen Ave, Breen leads to the school.
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Middletown Middies Sail Past Springfield in Swim Meet
Middletown High swim team edged Springfield Springs 49 to 31 in Springfield. The Middies won seven events, including both relays, with North taking only two victories. It was Middletown’s second win of the season after four losses, and they next face Fairfield Thursday.
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Cage results from local area prep basketball scores
A sweep of results across Middletown, Talawanda, Edgewood, Northridge and many others shows Garfield beating Talawanda 77 to 69 while Milton Union nips Carlisle 70 to 49 and Valley View edges 52. The day features numerous matchups including Cincinnati area schools like Moeller 60 over Reading 66 and St Xavier 50 over Colerain 39. Additional notable results include Dayton Stebbins 82, Springfield North 72 and Withrow 85 over Cincinnati Woodward 51.
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MUMs 10th win as Celina forfeits game
Miami University Middletown notches its 10th win to move to 10 4 on the season after Celina forfeits the Friday game due to lack of players. Graduation losses injuries and grades thin Celina, and MUM cannot reschedule.
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Woody Williams
Williams nets 66 points in college basketball showcase
Freeman Williams scored 66 points on 32 of 62 shooting to lead Portland State to a 124-81 win over George Fox. The feat ties seventh on the all time list. Williams said the performance rebuilt confidence after a subpar season. Other top games across the nation included Marquette, UCLA, UNLV, New Mexico, Oregon State, San Francisco, Columbia, and Arizona posting wins.
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Texas
Trognitz Rejoins Stingers Under WHA Deal in Cincinnati
Willie Trognitz, once banned for life by another league, signs with the Cincinnati Stingers for the WHA season remainder. He previously had a 10 game trial with Cincinnati and 39 penalty minutes in those games. The Stingers also sign Bruce Grieg to a 10 game trial. Grieg is a 6 foot 3 left wing who played for Vancouver Nationals and Calgary. Riverfront Coliseum hosts Birmingham Bulls at 7 35 with a stick night offering free sticks to youths 14 and under.
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Southwest Ohio Umpires Meeting Postponed to Jan 22
The Southwest Ohio Umpires Association meeting scheduled for Sunday has been postponed. The meeting will now be held January 22 at 7 p.m. at the Congress Inn in Monroe.
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Southwest Ohio Umpires Association
Congress Inn
Monroe
Football star and cook Gladchuk serves luncheon meal
Amherst Massachusetts AP John Gladchuk a Massachusetts wide receiver and co captain majors in hotel and restaurant management. He studied cooking under a European chef in Newport Rhode Island last summer. As a course assignment he cooked a full meal for 150 at a Quarterback Club luncheon this fall featuring chicken cacciatore rice cauliflower tossed salad and Minuteman Cake in maroon and white to match the school colors.
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John Gladchuk
Massachusetts
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