Franklin Wildcats face uphill climb in state gymnastics finals
Dayton Ohio Franklin High enters the state meet finals needing a miracle after last night’s Dayton Fieldhouse prelims. Irv Kenerly placed fifth on parallel bars as the lone scorer, Rick Sorrell was seventh on sidehorse, and coach Don Seliman warned of a tall comeback in the final three events. Youngstown Boardman and Dayton Wayne led qualifiers ahead of tonight’s high bars, floor, and still rings.
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Rules on college sports for gals shape Title IX policy
The White House holds the federal regulations to outlaw sex discrimination in universities including intercollegiate athletics. HEW Secretary Weinberger sent the rules to President Ford for signature with a 45 day congressional review. Regulations may allow separate teams or a mixed team and require no blanket equal spending, aiming to secure equal opportunity for men and women while preserving school flexibility.
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Cincinnati Knothole Opens Knothole to Girls
The Cincinnati Knothole Association changed rules to admit girls, replacing boys with youths in the charter. James Royer, president, noted previous expulsions after girls played, while Ed Clott of the recreation commission predicted few girls over 13 will join and urged avoiding contact sports for older girls.
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Mets acquire Kingman to boost power and ticket appeal
The New York Mets purchase slugger Dave Kingman from the San Francisco Giants for about 100000 dollars as the Giants seek cash after poor gate receipts. Kingman, who can provide left handed power, must compete for regular playing time and a spot in the Mets lineup. The deal comes amid related moves including Milt Wilcox's sale to Chicago and retirements, with other teams adding players as the season nears.
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UC Coach Considers Banning Basketball After Injury
Cincinnati UC football coach Tony Mason may ban basketball after safety Tom Marvaso fractured an ankle in a campus pickup game. Marvaso will miss spring drills starting April 8. Mason notes past injuries from pickup basketball and says he is reviewing a ban for players.
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Passmore Leads Middletown Qualifier In District Wrestling
In Cincinnati the Middletown Middies have Dwight Passmore at 145 pounds advancing to the final rounds after two decisions in preliminaries. Five others enter consolation bracket including Don Fisher 112 Fred Fuller 138 Dwayne Johnson 155 Mark Triplett 167 and Meredith Maines 185 with finals set for 7 p.m.
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Laver to join Australian World Cup tennis team
Rod Laver will become the fifth member of the Australian squad for the $55,000 World Cup matches against the United States March 6-9 at the Hartford Civic Center. Captain Fred Stolle announced Laver will join Ken Rosewall John Newcombe John Alexander and Roy Emerson.
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Malone Clinches Mid-Ohio Crown in 83 73 Win
Malone defeated Cedarville 83-73 to win the Mid-Ohio Conference basketball title. Ben Tillman scored 29 and Mark Klein 27 for Malone, which improved to 23-5 and heads to the NAIA tournament. Cedarville finished 15-12 after the loss, with Steve Young tallying 24 points.
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DeWitt Highs And Lows In Bowling Tourney
Rich DeWitt of Zion and Colwell Dairy Queen bowled through a rough start to post 247 for a centerpiece and 609 overall in the American Bowling Congress event. He followed with strong doubles and singles, including ten straight strikes, nearly a perfect game, finishing 631 in the game and 1,857 all-events, with no changes in standings on Friday.
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Hoosiers Sweep Toward 15th Big Ten Swim Crown
Indiana built a commanding lead at Royer Pool, 352 to 197 over Michigan, after winning eight of 11 events and securing top placements in the 400 individual medley and 100 backstroke. Finals tonight include the 100 freestyle and the 400 freestyle relay among others.
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NHL Chicago Edges Atlanta 4-3 In Tight Win
Chicago defeats Atlanta 4 to 3 in an NHL game. Winnipeg tops San Diego 4 to 3 in WHA action. Edmonton secures a 6 to 2 victory over Baltimore in another hockey matchup.
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Pearce Trails Palmer In Gleason Classic After Eight Under Start
Eddie Pearce shot an eight under par 64 to lead the Jackie Gleason Golf Classic with a two round total of 131 as Arnold Palmer, age 45, surged with a 66 to move within three strokes of the lead. Hale Irwin and Tom Kite followed at 135 after strong rounds.
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Browns sign two draftees to add to eight
The Cleveland Browns signed Charles Miller and Barry Santini to their draft class, bringing the total number of draftees signed to eight. Miller is a West Virginia cornerback taken in the sixth round of the 1975 draft, while Santini is a tight end selected in the eighth round.
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Rule By Right Wins Latonia Feature Race
Florence Kentucky AP The horse Rule By Right won Latonia's $4,000 featured eighth race by six lengths. It paid $14.60, $5.80 and $2.60. The 9-1 daily double Maple River and Josiah paid $20.40.
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