Taft Does It Again 77 68 Over Middletown Battle
Hamilton Taft defeated Middletown 77 to 68 in a Greater Miami Conference clash. Taft outshot 46 percent to 39.7 from the floor, with Andy Kolesar scoring 26 and Ron Gregory another 26 for Middletown. Edwards missed three weeks with an ankle, Stewart sidelined by illness, as Taft seized control in the third quarter.
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Middletonians
Middletown
Hamiltonians
Tigers
Middies
Hamilton
Taft
Miami
Marvin McCollum
Stewart
Andy Kolesar
Kolesar
Baston Pee
George Carter
Joe Merritt
James Edwards
Edwards
Warriors steamroll Cats for 92 60 win in MML clash
Lebanon roped in a 50 19 first half surge and beat Franklin 92 60 as Ken Holtrey’s 13 of 18 second quarter pace fueled the surge. Kevin Strickland scored 22, Jim Rhoden a personal best 32, while Jeff Vice added six steals and eight assists in the rout. Franklin trailed by as many as 21 in the second half as Lebanon improved to 9 3 0 in the league and 3 0 in MML play.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Ken Holtrey
Warriors
Tracey Gray
Reds
Arriors
Kevin Strickland
Jim Rhoden
Strickland
Jeff Vice
Mike Toltrey
Oitheoltrey
E Press
Ken Taylor
Dave Creech
Hollon
Griffith
Taylor
Hill
Butcher
Irving
Gabbard
Rhodert
Vice
Fraig
Neeley
Proctor
Braves
Curt Imhulse
McLain Wins Settlement Over Arm Injury Damages
Former Detroit pitcher Denny McLain has secured 31500 dollars from the Tigers and four other baseball teams in a worker's compensation settlement for arm damage. The out of court agreement was approved by Judge Alan Chisholm.
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Detroit
Denny McLain
Tigers
Alan Chisholm
Michigan Workers Compensation Bureau
Tigers’ Insurance Company
Washington Senators
Atlanta Braves
Oakland A’s
Birmingham
Ala
McLain
Michigan
Les Cain
Plan for amateur sports approved by NCAA group
The NCAA International Relations Committee endorsed the Presidents Commission on Olympic Sports restructuring plan. It supports a centralized sports organ while keeping domestic programs run by existing bodies and limits voting power to 20 percent per governing body. The council will consider the views in April.
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NCAA
Kansas City
International Relations Committee
Commission On
Ncaa Council
Commission
U.S. Olympic Committee
Nevias
Com
USOC
AAU
Olympic Committee
Neiias
Connors and Vilas reach tennis finals in varied events
In Boca Raton Jimmy Connors advances to the Grand Prix final after Manuel Orantes retires with a leg cramp. In Baltimore Guillermo Vilas defeats Ross Case to reach the semifinals of the Baltimore-International Indoor. These matches join Davis Cup and other circuit results from Auckland Perth Hobart and Hobart.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Jimmy Connors
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Baltimore
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Ross Case
Australia
Auckland
New Zealand
Brian Fairlie
Gary Parun
Newland
Martina Navratilova
Wendy Turnbull
Braves Upset Fenwick 81 75 In Zone Showdown
Oxford Talawanda overcame a 29 point defeat to Lebanon earlier to shock Fenwick Falcons 81 75 on their home court. The win follows Fenwick’s recent victories over Carlisle and Monroe while local prep scores across the area are listed.
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Braves
Fenwick
Mindlin Journal
Oxford Talawanda
Lebanon High
Fenwick Falcons
Carlisle
Monroe
Hamilton Taft
Middletown
Lebanon
Franklin
Edgewood
Lakota
Madison
Talawanda
Brookville
Valley View
Kings
Springboro
Christian High
St. Rita
Cariisie
TV North
Preblewnee
Ppd
Arcanum
Bellefontaine
Urbana
Barberton
E. Liverpool
Celina
van Wert
Centerville
Dayton
Wayne
Colerain
Norwood
Larry Garloch
Garloch
Fen
Steve Rossi
Falconfs
Mike Acra
Rossi
Acra
Frisco Giants Sign Halicki and Heaverlo For 1977
Pitchers Ed Halicki and Dave Heaverlo agreed to 1977 contracts with the San Francisco Giants. Halicki posted a 12-14 record and 3.63 ERA last season, while Heaverlo went 4-4 with a 4.44 ERA in 61 appearances.
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SAN Francisco
Ed Halicki
Dave Heaverlo
San Francisco Giants
Halicki
Heaverlo
Ford limps toward cut as Crosby Pro Am rounds unfold
Ford, in his first full day as a former president, and partner Arnold Palmer sit at 142 after two rounds, facing a near-impossible path to the final round while Victor Regalado leads with 134. The event at Pebble Beach and Cypress Point features tight scoring and a shifting leaderboard.
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Bob Green
Pebble Beach
Calif
Gerald Ford
Victor Regalado
Bing Crosby
Arnold
Ford
Palmer
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Victor
Shore
Lee Elder
Tom Watson
Cypress Point
England
Tony Jacklin
U.S
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FA Fm
Marcum Grevey
Grammet Grubb Kolesar
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Lawrence
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Holtrey
Mike Neeley
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Larry Doby
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