Middletown Middies lead GMC all star selections
Middletown seniors Ron Gregory and George Carter headline the GMC all star team as two of 12 first team picks. Other first team honorees include players from Hamilton Taft Princeton Fairfield and Hamilton Garfield with John Hillard named coach of the year and Kevin Clark among honorable mentions.
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Mike Grubbs
Hamilton Taft
Darren Hunter
Tony Wilhite
Myron Simons
Darrell McMullen
Princeton
Kevin Clark
Dan Mills
Fairfield
Robbie Hodge
Hamilton
Garfield
John Hillard
Vikings
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Taft
Kolesar
Hodge
Middies
Mike Hauck
Ray Jemison
Joe Merritt
James Edwards
Mike Kroger
Bret Peterson
Wayne Smith
Jeff Jones
Tony McCoy
Roger Boehm
Stan Browder
Sam Marcum
Byron
Miami Redskins End Season With Victory Over Xavier
In Cincinnati, Miami beat Xavier 67 to 57 after trailing 21 points from Archie Aldridge and 16 from John Shoemaker. Miami finishes 20 6, its best since 1970 71 and third 20 win season. Xavier ends 10 17.
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Cincinnati
Xavier
Miami Redskins
Archie Aldridge
Musketeers
Dale Haarman
Nick Daniels
Redskins
Miami
John Shoemaker
Season's first ace at Pleasant Hill Golf Club
Ray Hollenkamp of Fairfield recorded the season's first hole in one at Pleasant Hill Golf Club Monroe on the 13th hole. He used a five iron for a 172 yard shot.
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Pleasant Hill Golf Club
Monroe
Ray Hollenkamp
Fairfield
Hollenkamp
Knee surgery for Red Wings forward McCutcheon
Detroit Red Wings forward Brian McCutcheon underwent knee surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital. Doctors removed cartilage from his right knee after an injury on January 8 against Fort Worth while he played for Kansas City in the CHL. Miguel Dilone led the International League with 61 stolen bases for Charleston.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Brian McCutcheon
Detroit Redings
University of Michigan Hospital
McCutcheon
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Pirate
Miguel Dilone
Charleston
W.va
Unanimous Big Ten Selection: Green and Thompson Headline AP Team
Rickey Green of Michigan and Mike Thompson of Minnesota were unanimous picks for the 1977 All-Big Ten basketball team. Kent Benson of Indiana missed one vote. Joining them are Phil Hubbard of Michigan and Billy McKinney of Northwestern, with Hubbard the lone sophomore on the squad. Benson, Green, and McKinney are seniors. Thompson is a junior planning for potential pro move but may return for 1980-81.
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Chicago
Rickey Green
Michigan
Mike Thompson
Minnesota
Associated Press
Kent Benson
Indiana
Norton Sports Writers
Green
Thompson
Benson
Phil Hubbard
Billy McKinney
Northwestern
Hubbard
Positon
McKinney
Iowa
Bruce King
Lions name Dotsch new linebacker coach
Rollie Dotsch, former Northern Michigan coach and NFL assistant, is appointed Detroit Lions linebacker coach by coach Tommy Hudspeth. Hudspeth says one more opening remains and lists new assistants John Payne Ed Hughes and Bernie Miller along with holdovers Fritz Shurmur and Floyd Reese.
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Pontiac, Mich
Rollie Dotsch
Northern Michigan University
Detroit Lions
Tommy Hudspeth
John Payne
Ed Hughes
Bernie Miller
Fritz Shurmur
Floyd Reese
Purdue’s Schaus calls NCAA bid a tribute to Big Ten
Purdue coach Fred Schaus says the invitation is a tribute to the Big Ten after a 19 8 season and a late loss to Michigan. He praised conference competition and nonconference play as decisive factors and noted a first round date with North Carolina. Notre Dame’s Digger Phelps expected the invite as the Irish prepare to face Hofstra in Philadelphia.
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Purdue
Big Ten
Fred Schaus
Michigan
Indiana
Schaus
Boilermakers
North Carolina
Phil Ford
Notre Dame
Digger Phelps
San Francisco
Hofstra
Philadelphia
Rose pact talks stall as Reds seek contract accord
Pete Rose and the Cincinnati Reds show little progress in negotiations. Attorney Reuven Katz met with GM Dick Wanger and said the talks were quiet while Rose insists on his prior figure and will play out his option. Rose questions management and argues he will not change his hitting approach.
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Fla
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Reuven Katz
Dick Wanger
Katz
Pete
Wagner
Rose
Sightless Reds fan tunes in to spring training in Florida
Wayne Ryan, blind since age five, follows the Cincinnati Reds through radio broadcasts in Tampa Florida He sits in with broadcasters Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall during exhibitions and plans to attend opening day in Cincinnati He cherishes the team with a Reds cap a simulated championship ring and a pennant with autographs.
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Fila
Wayne Ryan
Ryan
Cincinnati
Marty Brennaman
Joe Nuxhall
Florida
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Nashville
Pete Rose
Giants Broncos Trade QBs Shakes Up Lineups
Craig Morton and Steve Ramsey swapped teams in a two player trade. Morton 34 moved from Jersey Giants to Denver Broncos for Ramsey 28 amid mutual discontent with surroundings and local fan reception.
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NEW York
Craig Morton
Steve Ramsey
Morton
Jersey Giants
Denver Broncos
Ramsey
Maple Leafs End 17-Game Winless Streak In Philadelphia
The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 4 to 2 on Monday night, ending a 17 game winless stretch on the Flyers home ice dating back to December 1971 and snapping Philadelphia's five game winning run. Coach Red Kelly called the win a real good feeling after the nationally televised game.
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Philadelphia
National Hockey League
Philadelphia Flyers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Flyers
NHL
World Hockey Association
Red Kelly
OC picks two MVPs and coach of the year
Kenyon center Tim Appleton and Wittenberg forward Rick White share the Ohio Conference MVP honor and lead the coaches all league selections. Muskingum’s Jim Burson named OC Coach of the Year as Appleton joined White on a 13 man all star squad.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenyon
Tim Appleton
Wittenberg
Rick White
Muskingum
Jim Burson
Appleton
White
Mike Gregory
Dean Martin
Baldwin-Wallace
Pittsburgh
Athens
Burson
Muskies
Trevino’s Lightning Nightmare and Comeback Hope
Lee Trevino recalls a lightning strike incident with Jerry Heard and Bobby Nichols on the 13th at a near water course. He seeks full recovery from a back injury after surgery and aims to regain peak form, noting younger players pose a challenge to established stars like Nicklaus.
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Santa Teresa
N.M
Fort Worth
U.S
Inverrary
Orlando
Trevino
Goon Ok Mednan
Jerry Heard
Bobby Nichols
IHL scorers battle tight as season nears end
Detroit AP report notes Mike Clarke and Jim Koleff of Flint Generals chase the IHL scoring title with three weeks left in the regular season Clarke at 99 points on 41 goals and 58 assists Koleff at 94 points on 45 goals and 49 assists Paul Evans of Saginaw sits third with 91 points Toledo's Dave Johnson tops goals with 55 Clarke and Larry Gould of Port Huron co lead in assists with 58
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Mike Clarke
Jim Koleff
Flint Generals
International Hockey League
Clarke
Koleff
Paul Evans
Saginaw Gears
Toledo
Dave Johnson
Larry Gould
Port Huron
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