Local basketball games postponed amid wintry scene
Most area games are canceled with Edgewood at New Miami Franklin Monroe at Preble Shawnee Middletown Christian at Central Baptist and Carlisle at Greenville postponed. Centerville game doubtful. Miami University indietown vs Ohio State Lima also canceled. Hall of Fame banquet postponed with no reschedule date.
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Weather disrupts national sports schedule across NBA and college play
Severe winter weather halted an NBA game in Buffalo between the Braves and Cavaliers and postponed a full slate of MAC games including Eastern Michigan at Miami of Ohio and Bowling Green at Western Michigan. Snow blocked roads for Central Michigan en route to Athens, while Ohio State postponed a 10 p.m. game and many tracks and races canceled.
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Lebanon Harness Races Delayed By Cold Weather
Sub zero temperatures forced Lebanon Raceway officials to call off last night's harness racing card. An attempt will be made to run tonight's 10 race card weather permitting. The track could not race this week due to weather and a water line break affecting the water supply. Post time is 8 p.m.
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Injured giant helps Wyoming upset Arizona
Wyoming 69 Arizona 68 as 6-11 center Fazekas returned from injury to score 25 and hit the winning basket with 22 seconds left. UCLA also topped Southern Cal. Portland State rolled over New Orleans while Montana State, Weber State, Seattle, Columbia, Brown, and others posted wins.
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College and high school basketball scores list
Cincinnati Elder 72 Cincinnati Xavier 69 and Cincinnati Moeller 80 Cincinnati Purcell 65. Brown 64 Cornell 55. Columbia 71 Yale 44. Maine 63 Vermont 55. Temple 95 CCNY 99. Hardin Simmons 70 Colorado St 79. Arizona St 69 Hawaii 90 OT. Idaho St 95 Arizona 72. St Louis 79 Cal Riverside 67. Montana 53 Gonzaga 50. Montana St 101 Idaho 79. Nevada Reno 97 St Marys Cal . San Jose St 73 Humboldt St 57. Seattle 55 Oregon St 51. UCLA 77 Southern Cal 59. Weber St 66 Boise St 57. Wyoming 69 Arizona 68.
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Cubs face a net loss for 1976 season
The Chicago Cubs owners lost 92.50 per common share in the 1976 season as Chicago National League Ball Club reports a net loss of 924,951 on total income of 5,343,692. Expenses rose to 6,313,643, with revenue unable to keep pace, according to an annual stockholders letter from P. K. Wrigley.
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Ed Brinkman to Manage Montgomery Rebels in Southern League
Former American League shortstop Ed Brinkman will serve as manager for the Montgomery Rebels in the Southern League this season.
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Notre Dame signs Moeller duo Tim Koegel and Dave Condeni
Tim Koegel and teammate Dave Condeni of Cincinnati Moeller High School signed grants-in-aid to attend Notre Dame on football scholarships. Koegel, Ohio Player of the Year, is praised as a pure passer and helped Moeller win back-to-back state titles and finish unbeaten twice. Condeni caught 46 passes as a standout receiver. Koegel was courted by over 200 schools. his brother Vic played for Ohio State and the Bengals briefly.
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Boros leads PGA Seniors midway as Connors, Wade exit
Julius Boros shot 69 to take a one stroke lead over Fred Haas Jr. at the PGA Seniors Championship halfway. Jimmy Connors and Virginia Wade both bowed out in their respective tournaments. Tim Wilkerson and Perrine Pelen posted notable results in tennis and skiing. John A. Manders, former NFL kicker for the Chicago Bears, died at 68.
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Watson Aims to Extend Streak in San Diego Open
Tom Watson fires a five under par 67 to grab a share of the lead after two rounds of the Andy Williams San Diego Open. He sits 11 under 133, with Bob Shearer and Lon Hinkle tied for the lead at 134 and 135 respectively, while Arnold Palmer misses the cut.
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European Figure Skating Championship lead held by Poetzsch
Anett Poetzsch a 16 year old student from East Germany led the women's program after two compulsory segments at the European Figure Skating Championships in Helsinki Finland.
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Vickie Bench Awarded Temporary Alimony
Vickie Chesser Bench formerly Vickie Bench the estranged wife of Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench was granted temporary alimony by a Hamilton County Ohio referee after a six hour closed door hearing. Bench filed for divorce on August 2 alleging gross neglect during their marriage which began February 23 1975 in New York.
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Ali fights for school in Boston exhibition night
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, earning a reported six million for a si fight, headlines a free exhibition at Hynes Auditorium to benefit the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts. Tickets range ten to one hundred dollars and a gate above two hundred thousand dollars is anticipated. Ali will spar two rounds each with Peter Fuller and Ron Drinkwater Matty Ross and Jerry Huston plus one round with Walter Haines.
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