College Football Prices Escape at NCAA Convention
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles warned that the NCAA convention narrowly rejected tying football aid to need. The 120-112 division I vote defeated the measure 74-54 for football, with basketball-tied schools supporting it. Pacific Conference members backed the plan, while Big Eight, WAC, and SEC kept current aid.
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Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
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Long Beach State
Stephen A. Horn
UCLA
Charley E. Young
Pacific Conference
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Western Athletic
Southeastern
Lebanon Quiets Wildcats In 73 52 Victory
Lebanon High, led by Jim Rhoden with 26 points, defeated Franklin 73 to 52 on the Wildcats home court moved to Franklin Junior High due to a wet floor. Kevin Hollon scored 10 first half points as Lebanon pulled away after a tight first half in Mid Miami League action.
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Franklin
Ron Holtrey
Wildcats
Lebanon
Warriors
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Holtrey
Scott Fornshell
Kevin Hollon
Wildcat
Roger Reveal
Franklin Junior High
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Kevin Strickland
Tom Amburgy
Fred Allmyer
Holton
Tony Ling
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Neeley
Alimyer
Hill
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Byrne
Spartans upset Carlisle in 66-63 upset win
Valley View defeated league leader Carlisle 66-63 as Carlisle missed four key free throws late. Jeff Donson led Valley View with 29 points while Ed Crowe paced Carlisle with 28. The win ties Valley View with Carlisle for first in the Southwestern Buckeye League.
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Lebanon
Ed Crowe
Jim South
Tom Sullivan
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J. Donson
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Panthers edge Blanchester in FAWC thriller
Springboro survives a tight battle with Blanchester 61-60 to stay tied for first in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference. Don Wilburn hits a late free throw for Springboro, as Mike Darnell also scores 14 and Harry Hall scores 19 for Springboro while Blanchester falls to 0-7 in conference play.
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Branchester Wildcats
Harry Hall
Panthers
Fort Ancient
Don Wilburn
Springboro
Wildcats
Wilburn
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Cox
Darnell
Livesay
Myers
Crocker
Cushman
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J. O'Rourke
Davis
Lawson
Moore
Mobley
Roberts
M. O’rourke
Snyder
Middletown swimmers sweep nine events to beat Springfield North
Middletown High dominated the Purple Caps swim meet at home, winning eight first places and six individual events plus two relays for a 50 to 35 victory over Springfield North. The team now faces Lima Senior this afternoon at the YMCA.
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Springfield North
Lima
YMCA
Gopher Star Benched Over Ticket Scalping Case
Minnesota star Michael Thompson faces ineligibility after scalping tickets for more than face value. Thompson will appeal to the NCAA and miss today’s game against Northwestern in Evanston as his case rests on a donation he made to the Williams Fund to make amends.
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Thompson
Nassau
Bahamas
Williams Fund
Jim) Dutcher
Monroe Girls Rally Past Garfield 49 46
Monroe High School girls basketball edged Garfield 49 to 46 after a tight second half. Peggy Miller led Monroe with 30 points as the Hornets overcame a nine point halftime deficit and secured five points in overtime while limiting Garfield to one basket.
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Hornets
Hamilton Garfield
Monroe
Peggy Miller
Griffins
Maltbie rides Phoenix bubble to lead at Open
Roger Maltbie holds a three stroke lead at the Phoenix Open after two rounds scoring six-under 65s to reach 130 total at Phoenix Country Club. Jim Colbert is runner up at 133, with Trevino Irwin Miller and Gilder challenging in a crowded leaderboard.
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Roger Maltbie
Phoenix Country Club
Lee Trevino
Hale Irwin
Johnny Miller
Maltbie
Jim Colbert
Han
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Arizona
Trevino
Irwin
Bob Gilder
Arizona State
Lee Elder
MecTear's feet do the talking at Sunkist Invite
Houston McTear, 18, from Baker High School Florida, won the 50 and 60 yard dashes at the 17th Sunkist Invitational in Los Angeles. He beat Valeriy Borzov in the 50 and Donald Quarrie in the 60, posting times of 5.1 seconds and 6.1 seconds respectively. Borzov called McTear the best in the US short sprints.
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Houston McTear
Baker High School
Florida
Will Willoughby
Valeriy Borzov
Soviet Union
McTear
Borzow
Jamaica
Donald Quarrie
Quarrie
Borzov
United States
Nicklaus named Player of the Year by PGA and GWA
In New York Jack Nicklaus earns Player of the Year honors from the PGA and the Golf Writers Association of America. Basketball-style injury notes and tennis roundups follow with Borg, Evert, Ashe, and Gerulaitis in action across Atlanta Houston and Indianapolis. Wayne Zahn leads Bowling Showboat Invitational with eight straight wins in Las Vegas.
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Jack Nicklaus
PGA
Golf Writers Association of America
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Flyers
Bernie Parent
Atlanta
Jeff Borowiak
Bjorn Borg
Houston
Chris Evert
Sue Barker
Indianapolis
Arthur Ashe
Vitas Gerulaitis
Las Vegas
Wayne Zahn
Dancing Comet Triumphs in Latonia Feature Race
Dancing Comet moved from third at the stretch to win Latonia’s featured six furlong race by three lengths with Mario Calderon riding. The colt paid 4.20 2.60 and 2.20, Bosuns Stitch paid 2.80 2.40, and No Fibber was the show horse at 3.20.
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Dancing Comet
Latonia
Mario Calderon
Bosuns Stitch
Lebanon Raceway Results and Entries
Results from Lebanon Raceway list IST RACE Pace-Agility and IRD RACE Pace with payouts and times for multiple horses including Moose Eye Tooth Fairy and Jet Nile. Additional races cover QUINELLA bets and entries for IST through 10TH RACE with horse names riders and times.
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Jay Chief
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Timme
Lang Colewood
Kiss Away
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Fire Proof
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Jodie Torpedo
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Civics leave Ottawa as WHA trustees meet
Ottawa Civics players checked out of their hotel as WHA trustees prepare a meeting in Toronto to decide the team's fate. The club moved from Denver two weeks ago after poor attendance, with seven players sold or traded. Owner Ivan Mullenix could salvage the franchise, though prospects look dim.
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Ottawa Civics
Civics
World Hockey Association
Toronto
WHA
Denver
Ivan Mullenix
St. Louis
Bud Poile
Mariners
San Diego
Cleveland Crusaders
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Bill Putnam
Ben Hatskin
Mullenix
Penguins name Ken Schinkel interim head coach
The Pittsburgh Penguins fire Marc Boileau and promote former interim coach Ken Schinkel to lead the team. Schinkel previously filled the role Boileau took over midseason two years ago.
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Pittsburgh Penguins
Marc Boileau
Ken Schinkel
Boileau
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