Exodus Ends: Kerin Leaves Aiken for Greenhills
Dick Kerin quits after nine years as head coach at Cincinnati Aiken High moving to Greenhills. The piece argues the move reflects Cincinnati’s elimination of junior high and junior varsity football to save 35,000 in salaries, risking weaker programs and unhappy, idle students. Kevin Kerin’s Ferry to Middletown and Warren Harding trips cited as his philosophy in youth athletics.
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Horton's Return Seems Doubtful
Cleveland Indians first baseman Tony Horton faces an uncertain 1971 season as doctors advise against rushing his return from emotional and health issues. His father Troy Horton says a full comeback is possible, but the team will defer to Horton and his doctors while Ken Harrelson is expected to take first base.
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Mid-Miami League Cage Night Dictates Fates
The Mid-Miami League hosts three decisive games shaping race outcomes. Fenwick aims for a third straight conference win and title contention as Lebanon and Talawanda clash with potent scorers. Other key duels include Warrior Franklin versus Oxford Talawanda and Madison facing Lakota as part of a crowded, must-win slate across the league.
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ABA All Star Classic Debuts Altered Lineup
The ABA All-Star game in Greensboro restyles rosters with four East players moving West and three West players joining the East amid league realignments and trades. Notables include Barry, Caldwell, and Haywood shifting teams. game time is 2 p.m. EST with a sellout crowd expected at the expanded Coliseum.
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Trio Shut Out As Koufax Looms In Hall Future
The Baseball Writers Association of America blocked Berra Wynn and Kiner from Hall of Fame induction this year as Sandy Koufax becomes eligible next year. Berra and Kiner fell short of the 75 percent threshold on 360 ballots with 240 and 212 votes, while Wynn led with 238 votes. DiMaggio missed on his first try, and veterans committee voting looms January 31 for older executives and players.
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Jim Stillwagon Wins Inaugural Lombardi Award As Lineman
Ohio State linebacker Jim Stillwagon, 21, weighing 230 pounds, won the first Vince Lombardi award for outstanding collegiate lineman. Presented by Vice President Agnew at a 100 dinner for American Cancer Society research, the award was decided by a 54 member committee. Stillwagon said his goals include pro football and coaching.
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Freshman Five Post Two Wins
Middletown Freshman High teams No 1 and 4 won yesterday over Dayton Belmont and Princeton. Stewart led No 1 with 14 points as they edged Belmont 44 41 at Wade E Miller gym. Damon Graham and Scott Spradling led No 4 to a 44 40 win at Princeton.
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Carlisle Cagers Win Ninth Straight Over Madison
Carlisle eighth graders stretched their winning streak to nine with a 57 to 44 victory over Madison. Ken Crowe led Carlisle with 21 points while Terry Hudson pulled down 11 rebounds for the Indians.
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Lubrication Undercoating Offered by Ben Ligon's Gulf
A local auto service listing at Main & Manchester promotes lubrication and undercoating services by Ben Ligon at Gulf. Contact 423-9581 for details and top-value workmanship backed by 19 years of experience.
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Pros win as Memphis seeks owner to save ABA team
The Memphis Pros beat Florida 116-106 in Nashville as locals push for a buyer and funds to keep the financially troubled ABA franchise in Memphis. Indiana beat Denver 118-106, with the Pros’ Jones trio amassing 64 points and Mack Calvin leading scoring with 24.
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Secret Draft Dominates ABA Talks Before All Star Game
Greensboro AP report says ABA owners trustees and GMs spent two days in closed meetings ahead of the All-Star game. Commissioner Jack Dolph spoke to reporters after the sessions and noted efforts to press an antitrust suit against the NBA following a breakdown in merger negotiations.
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Fights in Tokyo Portland and New Jersey Reported Wins
In Tokyo Masao Oba stopped Fritz Chervet after a 113 percent note. Portland Maine saw Tom Connors defeat Jose Pagan in a 136 140 bout. Lowell Massachusetts hosted Bob Benoit who out pointed Jose Chrino in North Bergen New Jersey, ương.
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Bearcats Rematch as Iowa Hawkseye Ohio Tonight
After a 85-72 loss to Louisville Cincinnati Bearcats seek rematch with Iowa Hawkeyes at Chicago Stadium tonight while Miami and Dayton prepare to face Ohio University and Detroit in MAC action tomorrow. Cincinnati tied to 8-6 after turnovers and Ron Thomas 28 points. Miami leads MAC with 31 points per game and faces OU at Millett Hall. Dayton visits Detroit as Detroit leads series 17-13.
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College Cage Scores From Weekend Slate
Duquesne 106 Cleveland State 60 Mass 77 Boston U 63 No. Illinois 8 Ball State 83 Centenary 74 Hardin-Simmons 71 UT Arlington 101 Pan American Mass 82 Lamar Tech 77 Seattle 74 Weber State 70 Utah State 102 Utah 92 Athletes in Action 85Montana 78
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New Director Named for Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament
Jack Montgomery aged 44 from Miami, Florida, was named director of the Greater Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament, succeeding the late Paul Warren. The event is scheduled for July 5 to 11.
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Unbeaten Utah State and Massachusetts Extend Streaks
Utah State racked up a ninth straight win by defeating Utah 102-92 and stretched its season record to 14-2 led by Marv Roberts and Nate Williams with 30 points each. Massachusetts rolled to an 11th consecutive victory, beating Boston University 77-63 as Mike Pagliara and Julius Erving combined for 46. James Gardin led BU with 23.
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