Lakota sinks Madison on last-second shot in emotional finish
Lakota edges Madison 71 49 as Eric Brown drives home a last second jumper for the T Birds after Madison tied the game with 22 seconds left. John Prather leads Lakota with 16 points while Jeff Stamper and Paul Garbenis add 12 each. Madison drops to 1-2 in the league and 6-5 overall after a strong shooting night.
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T-Birds
John Prather
Jeff Stamper
Paul Garbenis
Madison
Dave Hangbers
Jeff Anspach
Lakota
Prather
Gardenis
Chasteen
Smith
Cae
Brown
Anspach
Mynnier
Mangbers
Brooks
Cornett
Sorrell
Brandenbura
Lekota
Foreman Plans Quick Return in Pensacola Bout
George Foreman overwhelming favorite to beat Pedro Agosto in a 10 round bout at Pensacola Municipal Auditorium televised on ABC. Foreman seeks active schedule toward a rematch with Muhammad Ali after losing the title in 1974. purses: Foreman 250000, Agosto 15000 plus expenses. Agosto, 203 pounds from Puerto Rico, has a 6-6-1 record with limited recent activity.
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Ed Schuyler Jr
Pensacola
Fla
George Foreman
Marshall
Tex
Florida Panhandle
Pedro Agosto
Pensacola Municipal Auditorium
ABC
Wide World of
Pote
Lexington
Foreman
U.S
Muhammad Ali
Agosto
Ali
Dino Dennis
Jimmy Youn
Landover
Floyd Patterson
Middletown Christian tops Rita 62 to 47 in road win
Dan Carpenter led Middletown Christian with 13 points on free throws and despite poor field shooting as St Rita fell 62 47. Paul Flaherty led St Rita with 24 points while Pete Combs and Scott Martin each added 13 for Christian High.
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Sharonville
Dan Carpenter
Middletown Christiani
Rita
Carpenter
Pete Combs
Scott Martin
Christian High
Paul Flaherty
St Rita
Spicer
Combs
DePew
Martine
Schimkusz
MUM Girls Fall 56-47 to Zanesville in Nonspecific Contest
ZANESVILLE Miami University Middletown edged MUM 56 to 47 as Elaine Stephenson scored 15 and Karen Fultz added 13. The score was 23-18 at halftime and Zanesville pulled ahead in the second half.
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Zanesville
Miami University - Middletown
Ohio University- Zanesville
Elaine Stephenson
MUM
Karen Fultz
Buccaneers Lose Special Teams Coach Dennis Fryzel
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers resign Dennis Fryzel, their special teams coach, citing a desire for a more credible job. This marks the second coaching staff departure since December for the expansion team, which went winless last season. Fryzel previously led the University of Tampa football program before it was dropped.
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Tampa
NBA Scores From Overnight Games
Boston topped San Antonio 103 90. Washington beat New York 99 68. Atlanta led Milwaukee 12 101. Detroit defeated Houston 109 86. Chicago beat Buffalo 110 89. Phoenix won over Indiana 125 96. Denver edged Seattle 120 106. Los Angeles defeated New York Knicks 94.
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Boston
San Antonio
Washington
New Yorkers
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Detroit
Houston
Chicago
Buffalo
Phoenix
Indiana
Denver
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
Stingers Fall to Jets After Quick Boston Rally
Boston Bruins erased a 2-0 deficit to beat the Cleveland Barons 5-2 as Gregg Sheppard scored three goals in four minutes and 25 seconds of action. Boston moved two points ahead of Buffalo for first in the division while Toronto beat Vancouver 3-1 in NHL action. In WHA play, Winnipeg earned an overtime win over Cincinnati as Andres Hedberg scored twice for the Racers and Houston routed Birmingham 6-1.
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Cleveland Oung
Clevela Barons
Boston Bruins
Cleveland
Bruins
National Hockey League
Gregg Sheppard
Boston
Ano
West
Bam
Haeg
Gilles
Gerry Cheevers
Buffalo
Bres
Toronto
Vancouver
Calgary
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Houston
Birmingham
Andres Hedberg
Winnipeg
Racers
Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Results Highlight
Race by race results from Lebanon Raceway listing winners, times, and payouts for 1st to 9th races including horses such as First Little Girl Meadow Margy Rhythm Eddie and The Pusher. Entries include trotting and pacing events with exact fractions and Quinella payout totals.
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Little Girl
Meadow Margy
IND
Rhythm Eddie
Roma Queen
Linworth
JRO
Rollin Tree
Breezie’s Dream
Busy Frisco
Highley
Allan
Nell Knight
Demonora’s Dream
Lumber’s
Tip
Knox Pronto
Damon’s Creed
David
Timely Evelyn
Bo Dolly
Sugar Valley Miss
Alice Jewell
Dee Dee
Bengal Tink
Rhythm Bee
Condor Kid
Quinella
Cubs Sign Swisher and Three Minor Leaguers for 1977
Chicago AP reports catcher Steve Swisher along with three minor leaguers Jerry Tabb Dave Geisel and Mike Gordon signed with the Cubs for 1977. They are the first players signed by Bob Kennedy in his new role as vice president of baseball operations. Jose Cardenal and Manny Trillo are on the last year of two year deals.
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Chicago
Steve Swisher
Chicago Cubs
Swisher
Jerry Tabb
Dave Geisel
Mike Gordon
Bob Kennedy
Jose Cardenal
Manny Trillo
Hornets surge past Edgewood in two-minute finish
Monroe's Hornets, led by Tim ee and Terry Brooks, outscored Edgewood 28-? in the final minutes to clinch an 82-67 victory at home. Monroe improves to 12-1 overall and earns its first MML win after an earlier loss to Fenwick. Edgewood, now 4-5, was paced by Bob Swartz with 17 points and Tim Wirtley with 13.
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Monroe
Hornets
Edgewood
Killer Bees
Cougars
Jesse Mayabb
Fenwick Monroe
Timee
Terry Brooks Ae
Ellow
Russes
Cougar
Mike Daley
Edge
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Swartz
Bond
Rees
Whtiey
Previes
Cole
Lamberton
Simpson
Murphy
Winglewich
Farrish
Brooks
Hacker
Durham
Tusing
Bizzarro defeats Monaco amid booing at Cincinnati boxing card
Lightweight Lou Bizzarro, rusty after a six month layoff, wins a disputed split decision over Domenico Monaco in Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum. The Erie fighter, now 26-1, lamented his retreating style and admitted he should have boxed to satisfy the crowd.
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Cincinnati
Lou Bizzarro
Bizzarro
Robert Duran
Domenico Monaco
Naples
Italy
Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum
Roy Dalight Roye
Glen Morgan
Minnis
Dale
Morgan
Tommy Evans
Oakland
Calif
Don Rucker
Buffalo
N.Y
Evans
Middletown Middle Swim Team Dominates Meet
The Middletown Middle swim team won all but one event in a 96 to 45 victory over Reds. Key wins include the 200 yd medley relay by Rogers Wiegert M Bland and Karchner in 1 53.2 and the 40 yd free relay by Rogers Ransdell O Bland and M Bland in 2 43.6. Other top finishes list Ransdell Poynter Hess and Wiegert with multiple medals.
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Wiegert
M. Bland
Karchner
Ransdell
Poynta
Hess
Karchnner
D. Bland
Grote
Miller
Smith
Cohen
Poynter
Mills
Kent
O. Bland
Fred Norman weds Cindy Hebenstreit in North College Hill
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Fred Norman, 34, married Cindy Hebenstreit, 19, Friday night at the First United Church of Christ in suburban North College Hill.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Norman
North College Hill
Cindy Hebenstreit
Norman
First United Church of Christ
Brookville Nips Valley View On Stout Buzzer Beater
Brookville defeats Valley View 62 61 on a mid court buzzer beater by Terry Stout after Anthony Zani put Valley View ahead 61 60 with four seconds left. John Wise led Valley View with 18 points Wes Nan added 15. Stout led Brookville with 21.
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Brookville
Terry Stout
Blue Devils
Buckeye
Valley View
Anthony Zani
Spartans
Devils
Stout
John Wise
Wes Nan
Middletown wrestlers reach semis at Kettering Invitational
Four Middies from Middletown High advanced to the semifinals of the Kettering Invitational at Fairmont West. Dave Adams at 155 and Greg Pigg in heavyweight sealed pins, while Winnianklin at 112 and Jeff Welch at 126 won by pins as semifinals were scheduled for 1 p.m. and finals for 7 p.m.
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Kettering
Middletown High
Panthers fall to Kings in Fort Ancient Valley confrontation
Kings tops Rusty Panthers 77 54 in a FAVC game as Kings improves to 5 2 while Rusty drops to 3 3 Kings held the lead each period and benefited from 14 turnovers amid spread weather related postponements and cancellations involving Springboro and others.
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Ees
FAVC
Panthers
Springboro
Mar Yrd
Comets
Allen Byrd
Charlie Halls
Don Wilburn
Crocker
Mike Simpson
Middletown Tennis Club Squads Split With Cincinnati Indoor Club
Middletown Tennis Club women split a matchday with Cincinnati Indoor Club. A Team won 3 0 showcasing Barnes Striebich, Dishun Grimes and Tuttie Haller. B Team dropped 2 1 with Sevier Schroth edging Abbott Denton in a late comeback.
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Cincinnati Indoor Club
Barnes Striebich
Farrel Rowe
Dishun Grimes
Jessen Tiemeyer
Tuttie Haller
Hocks Cretsos
Sevier Schroth
Abbott Denton
Pottenberger Milligan
Compton Francis
Defavut
Brooks A
Newkirk Seifert
Latonia Cancelled Sixth Straight Night of Racing
Hazardous icy track conditions forced Latonia in Florence to cancel racing for a ninth time this year. Jockeys voted not to race. races tentatively scheduled for today if conditions improve.
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Florence, Ky
Latonia
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