Tim Colliver Named Monroe's Top Basketball Player
Tim Colliver earned honorable mention on the AP all-state team and was named most valuable player for Monroe. He led in rebounds and received a co-captains trophy with Russ Tusing while Kevin Murphy won best free throw shooter. The team finished 19-3, district finals loss to Princeton.
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Tim Colliver
Associated Press
Monroe
Olliver
Russ Tusing
Tusing
Kevin Murphy
Dan Farrish
Air Force Academy
Mike Hayes
Terry Brooks
Cagers
Princeton
Mike Newman
Jeff Dunfee
Mark Beifuss
Edgewood teams honor top players and wrestlers
Swartz and Taylor named Edgewood High MVPs for boys and girls basketball. Tim Wirtley earns Hustle award for basketball with defensive honors going to Bob Simpson and most improved to Steve Cole. Jim Dalton wins Mr Takedown in wrestling. Tim Beiser tops pins and Chris Allen most improved. Cager awards, junior varsity and freshmen honors listed with names and roles.
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Tim Colliver
Terry Brooks
Dan Farrish
Kevin Murphy
Russ Tusing
Brett Hall
Mike Hayes
Bob Hendrickson
Gary Oakley
Doug Winglewich
David Cole
m@r
Craig Steete
Mer
Allan McKinney
Rodney Wagoner
Mgr
Dave Rainey
Bobby McCon
Eric Potter
Joe Durham
Lee Elwood
Bill Carr
Bob Evick
Joe Martin
John Parks
Phillip Riley
Steve Yenser
Mark Aldridge
Bob Banks
Jett Bennie
Merie Cattani
Steve Corden
Chadd Deaton
Roger Foreman
Jeff Goates
Otna Jackson
Greg Lloyd
Dan McDonough
Terry Miller
Bob Staton
Amy Liska
Brenda Caudill
Jay Lund
Mike Newman
Dave Patrick
Art Tavibee
Jeff Aldridge
Mark Beituss
Jeff Duntree
Tony Gasper
Roger Lawson
Tammy Brandenburg
Susan Gorder
Terri Croucher
Jill Hall
Julie Schrattenberger
Rhonda Swanson
Susan Taylor
Vanessa Cornett
Erin Hall
Tina Inle
Pam Kilmer
Stephanie Sw Sopho
Robyn Kinser
Liz Marxen
Melanie Neill
Nikki Roman
Tracie Keener
Karen Kielby
Laura May
Missy Rose
Tami Wagner
Stephanie Wells
Jeff Bennie
Elizabeth Marxen
Trenton
Bob Swartz
Donna Taylor
Edgewood High
Ral Albright
Swartz
Tim Wirtley
Bob Simpson
Steve Cole
Marcia Gerber
Jim Dalton
Tim Beiser
Chris Allen
Charles Beiser
Jackie Bailey
Tim Gault
Rick Nicholson
Dennis Spanel
Jonn Phares
Dave Distier
Walt Taggart
Mike Bolton
Centa Caudill
Cindy Hartman
Sherry Helton
Sheila Horn
Julie Neal
Karen Paragin
Toni Pfeffer
Tracy Root
Joanne Schenck
Darrin Sloneker
Alicia Thomas
Doug Burgher
Scot Elam
Steve Fry
Lester Jammson
Terry Osborne
Nick Ricke
Tom Cole
Brian Dennis
Jeff Denniston
John Downey
Marty Kelly
David Krause
Chuck Madden
Randy Marts
Mike McCoppin
Scott Miller
Rick Nicolson
Scott Parrish
Gregg Prebies
Kenny Simpson
Tom Woodrey
Greg Sorrell
Debbie Dunn
Andy Lawson
Cristy Ryder
Pam Gorman
Lisa Johnson
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Beth Layer
Kim Pendleton
Karen Pressier
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Stacy Pfetter
Sheri Lewis
Jenny Robinson
Lora Carroll
Karen Day
DeVona Grotimus
Teresa McGill
Jenny Nichols
Beth Sorret
Ralph Albright
Rick Blume
Clarence Borneman
Kevin Bury
Jerry Dalton
Dan Driggs
Tom Harris
Greg Jones
Noah Myers
Ron Snelling
Tim Wilmot
Jett Dennis
Mor
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Rita Gerber
Aren Tucker
Kim Loman
Pam Back
JV Wrestling
Charles Geiser
Bill Black
Scott Bush
Carl Childers
Doug Driggs
Brian Gabbard
Dan Hensley
Rick Preiffer
Tim Pressier
Steve Proeschel
Derrick Smith
Charles Spicer
Ron Patterson
Namath heads toward Hollywood in Rams Jets deal
Broadway Joe Namath moves closer to a Rams Jets renegotiated contract with about 200000 per season. Key hurdles include Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom’s approval and Namath's compensation terms while Jets weigh option year and potential 1977 payment.
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New York Jets
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
New York News
Rams
Carroll Rosenbloom
Jets
Namath
al Ward
Don Klosterman
Oneral
Jimmy Walsh
NFL
Tucker heads FAVC stars and honors earners
Junior Amy Shea named Fort Ancient Valley Conference player of the year for the second straight season. Coach Don Ross guided the team to another unbeaten conference title. Miss Tucker and Debbie Burson lead the girls all league team alongside Melissa Mider, Peggy Wilson, and J Curtis. Second and third team picks include Terri Steiner, Linda Greene, Belle Allen, Annie Eads, Liz Atkins, and Robyn Charlton.
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Amy Shea
Fort Ancient
Don Ross
Miss Tucker
Debbie Burson
Melissa Mider
Manchester
Peggy Wilson
Kings
J . Curtis
East Clinton
Terri Steiner
Springboro
Linda Greene
Blanchester
Belle Allen
Little Miami
Annie Eads
Clinton Massie
Liz Atkins
Waynesville
Robyn Charlton
Bloodline Thread Ties Derby Winners Across Generations
The lineage from Reigh Count the 1928 Derby winner to Count Fleet 1943 and Count Turf 1951 shows a through line. Pensive the 1949 victor sired Ponder who won in 1949 and Needles the 1956 winner, linking champions across decades.
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Pensive
Reigh Count
Count Fleet
Ponder
Needles
Tigers Kemp rallies back with 10th inning homer
Detroit outfielder Steve Kemp, returning from torn ankle ligaments, hit a 10th inning homer to lift the Tigers to a 6-5 exhibition win over the Montreal Expos. Kemp, 22, has driven in 11 runs in nine spring games and aims for a regular outfield role despite ongoing recovery uncertainties.
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Detroit Tigers
Montreal Expos
Southern Cal
Tigers
Detroit
Joe Kerrigan
Montreal
Jim Wohlford
von Joshua
Milwaukee Brewers
Seattle Mariners
Mariners
Jim Colborn
Kansas City Royals
Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday Games
Exhibition play featured Houston and Cincinnati tied at 4 in New York as the Mets won 5 at home. Detroit defeated Montreal 6 to 5 in 10 innings. Toronto beat New York 5 to 4, Kansas City toppled Chicago 14 to 7, Boston defeated St Louis 11 to 6, Oakland won 7 to 5 over San Francisco, San Diego beat Chicago 4 to 2, Milwaukee beat Seattle 12 to 0, Cleveland topped Pittsburgh 6 to 3 in 10 innings, and Minnesota defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3.
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Greg Ault
Toronto Blue Jays
New York Mets
Enos Cabell
Jose Gonzalez
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Dennis Walling
Oakland A’s
San Francisco
Reggie Cleveland
Bernie Carbo
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Bruce Bochte
Danny Briggs
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
Ron Blomberg
New York Yankees
Los Angelesers
Gonzalez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Roberto Clemente
San Juan
Puerto CO
Jim Palmer
Dyar Miller
Randy Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Oakland
San Diego
New barns await New York thoroughbreds
Two new barns with 50 stalls and one with 1 stall will be ready when horses return from Florida and California racing. Previously 106 stalls were completed for the 1977 New York racing season. Most horses racing at Aqueduct through May 21 are stabled at Belmont Park, 15 miles east.
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Elmont
N.Y
Florida
California
New York
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Blind skiers find life anew with guiding on slopes
Sam Skobel leads the American Blind Skiing Foundation guiding 160 members across Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin. Blind skiers ride with trained guides on established slopes gaining confidence and independence.
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Uide
Skobel
John Novotny
Illinois State
Cicero
Pine Knob
Michigan
Novotny
ABSF
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Middletown boxers shine at Columbus Golden Gloves amid controversy
The Middletown Community Center team won four firsts at the Columbus Golden Gloves weekend event. Bill Bradley, 156 pounds, lost a close Open Division decision to Steve Garvey, triggering crowd turmoil and delayed fights. Bradley, 30-16 overall, eyes AAU action in April. Garvey earned a Hawaii trip.
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Middletown Community Center
Bill Bradley
Bradley
Columbus
Steve Garvey
Bill
Harold Burton
Garvey
Hawaii
Burton
Cincinnati
Aaron Pryor
Robert
Jeff Gaines
Garfield Elementary
Jeff
Carlisle
Shane Tinch
Trent Dailey
Dailey
Gratis
Community Center
Kansas State Coach Hartman To Lead Oklahoma State Basketball
Jack Hartman, Kansas State head coach and Big Eight champion, says he will take charge of the Oklahoma State University cage program, returning to his alma mater in the conference.
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Skobel
ABSF
Jack Hartman
Kansas
Toledo approves first grants for women athletes
University of Toledo will issue its first grants-in-aid for women's sports next fall pending trustees approval. Ten full tuition and fees grants are planned across four sports field hockey volleyball basketball and tennis as part of compliance with federal equal opportunity rules.
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Toledo, Ohio
University of Toledo
Vern Smith
Smith
Athletic Board of Control
Association For Intercollegiate Athletics For Women
AIAW
Marnie Swift
Akron aide on Indiana staff hires at IU
Wally Neel, defensive coordinator at Akron University, is hired as an assistant football coach at Indiana University. Indiana athletic director Paul Dietzel said Neel will work with defensive ends.
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Bloomington
Ind
Wally Neel
Akron University
Indiana University
Paul Dietzel
Indiana
Neel
Ohio Sires Stakes Purse Up by 150000 in 1977
A 30 percent rise in horses nominated boosts the Ohio Sires Stakes Series total prize to 1 805 320 dollars. The Ohio Harness Association notes 1292 trotters and pacers entered for the 1977 series opening May 11 at Lebanon Raceway.
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Lebanon
Ohio Harnesses Association
Ohio Standarded Development Fund
Lebanon Raceway
Bowl Down results crown top handicaps at multiple leagues
Jack Cockerham won last night in Bowl Down Cancer with a 741 handicap total at Sports Bowl. Armetha Silar led women with 675. At Eastern Lanes Orbin Banks led men with 676 and Kay Wilson led women with 683.
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Jack Cockerham
Armetha Silar
Orbin Banks
Kay Wilson
Whitt Auto
Cockerham
Chris Pfeffer
Tim Hale
Jim Cunnin
Gene Eisele
J. Cockerham
G. Lodwick
Cc. Pretter
T. Hale
A. Donahoe
F. Davidson
R. Lawson
Lee
T. Aleman
G. Marshall
J. Dail
Grosardt
J. Abner
H Hyde
S. Tsakeris
O. Pfeiffer
M. Byra
G. Reckart
N. Moore
Kk. Russell
South R. Melampy
J. Hotton
T. Ellis
N. Smith
J, Fountain
J, Creekbaum
Pruett
T. Fisher
J. Brandenburg
Rabbit Zender Climbs Back in San Diego Open
Bob Zender, 33, a former Chicago broker known as a rabbit for scrambling into events, shot 65 to tie Tom Kite after 18 holes in the San Diego Open, fueling a potential breakthrough after six years without a tour win. He earned $6,865 in 1976.
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San Diego
Bob Zender
Chicago
Tom Kite
Zender
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