Warriors rally past Franklin 55 52 for seventh win
Lebanon High Warriors rally to a 55 52 victory over the Franklin Wildcats. led by Jim Ruetschle and Randy Steele the hosts stay in contention for a Mid Miami League title despite a 34 percent shooting night and clutch late free throws. Franklin led early before Lebanon pulled away late in the game.
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Tom McRoberts
Lebanon
Ron Holtrey
Lebanon High
Warriors
Franklin Wildcats
Holtrey
Warrior
Franklin
Wildcats
Jim Ruetschle
Rich-Ley
Ruetschle
Bobby Py
Fae
Randy Steele
Boal
Jeff
Madison
Larry Brandenburg
Mohawks
Mark Bowen
Stamper
Dan Carpenter
Lakota
Davies
Miller tops Tucson Open as Mahaffey stalks lead
Johnny Miller shot a 69 for a 36 hole total of 135 nine under par and leads the Dean Martin Tucson Open by one stroke over John Mahaffey who also posted 69 to reach 136. Tommy Aaron Mark Hayes and Joe Inman sit two back at 137 while Lee Trevino carded 75 to stand 143.
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Bob Green
Tucson
Ariz
John Mahaffey
Johnny Miller
Mahaffey
Miller
Tucson National Golf Club
Tommy Aaron
Phoenix
Mark Hayes
Joe Inman
Aaron
Inman
Hayes
Lee Trevino
Ironworkers End Strike as Montreal Olympic Projects Restart
Montreal ironworkers vote to end a six week strike and begin returning to 35 major Olympic projects including the stadium. COJO directors met with Mayor Drapeau to restudy Games financing and construction, while a cost of living increment of 85 cents is set for the province's 100,000 construction workers in two stages.
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Montreal
Andre Vachen
The
Olympic Organizing Committee
COJC
Jean Drapeau
Quebec Assembly
COJO
City of
Reds to Face Dodgers in NL Opener in Cincinnati
The National League announced a 972 game schedule with the Reds meeting the Los Angeles Dodgers in Cincinnati on April 7 as the season opener. The opener is a day game and the clubs will meet seven times in the first 11 days.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
National League
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Diego
Philadelphia
New York
Milwaukee
Hockey NHL Results Friday Night Games
Atlanta shut out Los Angeles 5 to 0 while New York Rangers tied California 4 to 4 and Buffalo defeated Vancouver 4 to 2. WHA results show Edmonton blasting Phoenix 7 to 1 and New England beating Toronto 2 to 0.
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
New York Rangers
California
the Buffalo
Vancouver
New England
Toronto
Edmonton
Phoenix
Michigan State Beats Ohio State for Third Win in Four Years
Michigan State's 1974 football victory over Ohio State marked the third win in four years for the Spartans against the Buckeyes.
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Michigan State
Ohio State
Spartans
Buckeyes
Arrows Fall Hard At Home To Bellbrook
In Camden the Preble Shawnee Arrows lose 95 to 70 to Bellbrook High. Illness and suspensions reduced Shawnee rotation as Bellbrook led 46 31 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Jeff McMichael led Bellbrook with 21 points while John Govedon scored 26 for Shawnee.
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Eagles
Bellbrook High
Shawnee
National Trail
Jefferson
Arrows
Mike Akers
Brian Kiracofe
Bellbrook
Jeff McMichael
John Govedon
Dave McDaniel
Lance Beam
Belibrook
Wilson
Smith
Steele
Hardigree
Stultz
McMichael
Shank
Kiracore
McDaniel
Morris
Gevedon
Moore
Beam
Lynch
Wysong
Valley View Spartans Top Eaton Eagles 79 to 70
Valley View defeats Eaton 79 70 on Eaton’s home court as Brad Cordes scores 31 points to spark a third quarter run. Spartans snap a nine game losing streak, improving to 2 11 while Eaton drops to 3 7.
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Germantown
Valley View Spartans
Eaton Eagles
Joe Besecker
Spartans
Valley View
Brad Cordes
Eaton
Sean Mabry
Moreland
Noland
Sasser
White
Ditmer
Traylor
Hood
Cook
Brads
Cordes
Donson
Mabry
Strayer
Victoy
Nan
Steelers fall to Shawnee State in fifth straight defeat
Shawnee State led 65 42 at halftime and cruised past The Middletown Business College Steelers 117 to 92. Kim Rogers scored 23 to pace five Shawnee State players in double figures while Boyd Risner dropped 24 for the Steelers, who drop to 5 10 on the season.
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Middletown Business College
Steelers
Shawnee State
Edgewood High
Ohio University-Portsmouth
Kim Rogers
Boyd Risner
Randy Robinson
Shawnee St
Frost
Bournazoe
Williams
Rogers
Mathis
Carter
Fite
Rankin
Williamson
Rau
Recknet
Elam
Risner
Hogan
Carpenter
Goodwin
Sewell
Smith
Springboro tops Kings 56 50 in key FAVC win
Springboro Panthers stay one game behind leaders in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference with a 56 50 road victory over Kings High. Mike Flynn led Springboro with 14 points, Brad DeLaney had 17, and the team outrebounded 48 29 as they erased a seven point first quarter deficit and pulled ahead in the third period.
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Holtrey
Tom Wessely
Franklin
Randy Spencer
Cats
Mike Boal
Kings Mills
Springboro Panthers
Clinton Massie
Kings High
Harry Hall
Panthers
Mike Flynn
Brad DeLaney
Springboro
Flynn
Mike Charlton
Kings
Greg Hanna
Ed Testerman
Middletown Swim Team Falls to Springfield North 49 34
Middletown High drops to 2 4 after a 49 34 defeat at Springfield North. Event highlights include Springfield North winning the 200 medley relay in 1 53 2 and several second placements by Middletown swimmers in multiple events.
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Middletown High
Springfield North
Sassen
Dillon
Dietrichs
Wiegert
Dwiggins
Johnson
Jey
Blanton
Miller
Greenwood
Elder
Martin
Dillson
Rechsteiner
Jordon
Patmos
Morris
Bland
Trimble
Middletown
Saeed Martin
Stamper shines as Lakota topples Madison in league clash
Lakota 68 Madison 58 as 5-8 sophomore guard Jeff Stamper nicknamed Shorty sinks six straight free throws late and scores 16. Bob Ward and Andy Holstein add 14 each, while Madison's Dan Carpenter leads with 20.
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Madison
Stamper
Bob Ward
Andy Holstein
Mike Shepherd
Fred Davies
Davies
Soph
Lakota
Ward
Holstein
Crosthwaite
Shepherd
Prather
Blevins
Smith
Carpenter
Long
Bowen
Jackson
Arthur
Knotts
Carlisle Indians stumble to fourth straight loss in SOC tilt
Carlisle battles back but falls 78 to 70 at Dixie as Jeff Hoke scores 24 for the Greyhounds and Carlisle's Motley Crowe Greer lead the scoring. The setback leaves Carlisle needing a win streak to stay in the Southwestern Ohio Conference race.
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New Lebanon
Carlisle Indians
Carlisle
Dixie Greyhounds
Indians
Dixie
Jeff Hoke
Terry Hudson
Ed Crowe
Doug Motley
Gary Greer
Motley
Hudson
Greer
Dearth
Crowe
K. Crowe
Hoke
Spoonmore
Elk
Innis
Larkin
Coffman
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Alimyer
Bowl
Spencer
Gray
Meinshatt
Rhoden
Fornshell
Ruetschie
Steeler
Strickland
Montgomery
Sparks
Hensley
Humbert
Riley
Kilmer
Epperely
Lerch
Cox
Eagle
Thurman
P. Goode
B. Middleton
M. Wombold
V. Howard
L. Henderson
C. Bake
B. Bridal
P. Watts
P. Denham
R. Gray
M. Steinbrugge
E. Waddell
M. Kilmer
J. Hutchinson
M. Clifton
N. Marchetti M. Davis
M. Tyler
Ss Denisi
P. Williamson
J Mynheir
C Myers
O Melampy
Richmond
Charles
Childers
Waddell Hatton
Lipps
C. Delph
Murphy
Kennedy
Pruett
Landres
Middletown Bookkeeping
TAX Service
Gideon Rd. Midd
J. Fagen
SAT
SUN
Ack Nicklaus
Jack
Bert Burfeindt
Judy Rankin
Pam Higgins
Jack Nicklaus
W.C. Fields
Red Lion
Ntral
Eles
NHL
Camden
Preble Shawnee Arrows
Mark
Boro
Knights
Hall
Little Miami
Centers
Chariton
DeLaney
Poff
Darneli
Testerman
Houston
Shircliff
Wainscott
Allen
Hanna
Bolling
Wees
Ron Jackson Journal
Lakota High
Jeff Stamper
U.S
Tle
Delco & Monroe
Bank Americard
Eie
First Avenue
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