Regional finals loom for Tigers as Dunbar clash nears
Hamilton Taft coach Marvin McCollum thanked Middletown High students for a post regional scroll and letters of support, signaling Greater Miami Conference unity. Dartmouth freshman Mike Terry finished undefeated in diving for Yale and Army in late-season meets. Gary Popplewell earned honorable mention on the all Ohio Conference team with Marietta College. Chester Harden reported a 12 pound, 1 ounce bass near Leesburg Florida. Reds Braves opening day at Riverfront draws 45000 plus, with state tourney revenue rising as three-class format adds sessions.
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Pacers Rally Past Stars In Narrow ABA Win
Indiana fans packed the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum as Roger Brown scored 25 and blocked key plays to fuel the Pacers 110-106 victory over the Utah Stars. Billy Keller added 24, Glen Combs led Utah with 30, in a tense race for the Western Division crown. The win marked the Pacers fifth straight and 13th in 14 games as the ABA season nears its end.
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Lowell to host 1973 Golden Gloves national tournament
Franchise delegates of the Golden Gloves Association of America chose Lowell Massachusetts as the host city for the 1973 national tournament of champions. The decision was announced Friday and sets the stage for a national boxing showcase in Lowell.
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Stahl Top Ohio Class AAA Star. Rupp Sees Recruiting Prize
Ohio AP reports Ed Stahl of Walnut Ridge is hailed by Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp as the top high school recruiting prize this season. Stahl, a 6-10, 22.1 ppg star, leads Ohio Class AAA all-state unit. Walnut Ridge faces Akron Central-Hower in St. John Arena while Beamon of East Tech meets Dayton Dunbar in Friday semis. Stahl joins Keving Grevey, Greg Dunn, and others on the all-state first team. selections made by a statewide panel based on regular season play. Benny Cole earned honorable mention.
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Six Cities Enter Race To Host Super Bowl Bid
NFL owners opened the bid process in Palm Beach with six cities presenting plans for next season’s Super Bowl. Miami and Dallas top the field with New Orleans Los Angeles Houston and Jacksonville also bidding as candidates vie for the glamor game amid rotation talk between conferences.
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Browns Sued For TV Money
Arthur Frank filed a taxpayer suit in Cuyahoga County claiming the Cleveland Browns must share income from television and film contracts with Cleveland. The suit asserts the city stadium lease calls for equal sharing of revenues from all other concessions not named, and estimates TV and film income at over 12 million dollars.
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Two Managers In Mid Year Form By HAL BOCK AP Sports
Two managers show readiness as exhibition season opens with wins. Gene Mauch’s Expos beat Washington 5-3 on a squeeze bunt, while Billy Martin guides Detroit past the Yankees 5-4 using 26 players and eight pinch hitters. Extras include Padres, Pirates, Phillies, Mets, Red Sox, Orioles, Giants, Cubs wins and key home runs.
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Philadelphia rallying for four in ninth to beat Reds
Philadelphia overcame a late deficit with four runs in the ninth inning fueled by two timely hits and a costly Reds error. Key blows came from Tim McCarver Ken Stone Don Money Oscar Gamble and Larry Hisle with Money Gamble and Hisle also homering. Lee May uncorked a three run shot for Cincinnati. In New York St Louis dropped its fifth straight as Fred Norman's 10th inning throwing error allowed the Mets to win. Norman walked Ken Boswell and then misplayed Tommie Agee bouncer enabling Boswell to reach.
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Hawaiis Cinderella run ends in double overtime win over Oklahoma
Hawaii, the NCAA tournament Cinderella, survives Oklahoma 88-87 in a double overtime thriller at Madison Square Garden. Bill Chamberlain sparked the Tar Heels’ win, while Hawaii advances to face St Bonaventure as the quarterfinals wrap.
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Chamberlains heroics overshadowed by college game heroics
In a high profile college basketball night, Chamberlain starred with 22 points for UNC while Ernie De Gregorio led all scorers with 23 for Providence. Don Johnson added 24 for Tennessee as Ray Mears drew two technicals in a tense finish.
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Triple A All-Ohio Basketball First Team and Honorable Mentions
The Triple A All-Ohio selections list Ed Stahl Columbus Walnut Ridge 6-10 senior with 22.1 points per game, Kevin Grevey Hamilton Taft 65 senior 31.8, Greg Dunn Boardman 66 senior 24.0, Steve Wenner Findlay 66 senior 23.9, John Kantner Toledo Whitmer 62 senior 36.3, Freddie Beamon Cleveland East Tech 6-4 senior 21.1, Jeff Montgomery Miamisburg 6-0 senior 34.0, and Mike Rouse Jackson 6-5 senior 22.0 on the First Team. Second Team includes Rod Diringer St. Edward 5-10 senior 27.1, Van Gregg Whitehall 6-3 senior 30.1, and others. Third Team features Gary Dietrick Lorain King 6-4 senior 29.2, Craig Lynch Toledo Start 6-4 junior 23.0, among others.
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