Charlton guides Springboro to title
Mike Charlton led Springboro with 20 points to win the Fort Ancient Valley Conference meet. He won the 120-yard high hurdles and high jump setting a meet record. Springboro topped Little Miami Blanchester Mason and others. A meet-record pole vault by Brooks of Blanchester and a hospital incident with Springboro’s Dave Taylor were noted.
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Middie netters reach Hamilton Taft semi finals in consolations
Middletown High singles player Doug Gaker advances to consolations after a 6-1 6-1 loss to top seed Bob Kronange of Dayton Alter. Gaker then beat Mike Blackburn 6-4 4-6 6-2. The Middies doubles team McClellan Head also won in consolation to reach semi finals. The tournament continues today.
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Brian Huffer
Pete Jobie
Kettering Fairmont West
David Montgomery
John Ball
Princeton
Maurice Dunn
Jim Dilz
Forest Park
Fenwick Booster Awards Banquet Honors 175 Athletes
The Fenwick Booster Awards Banquet will be held in the school gym tomorrow evening to honor 175 Fenwick athletes and cheerleaders from all sports. Special awards include the John T Rossi Memorial Award with a 6 30 p m dinner preceding the program.
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John T. Rossi
Egypt and European teams take early Davis Cup leads
Egypt secured a 3-0 advantage over Monaco as Ismail El Shafei and Ali El Dawoudi won a 6-3 6-1 4-6 6-1 doubles match. Spain led Denmark 2-0 with Orantes and Figueroa sweeping their singles, while England and Hungary moved to 2-0 over Austria and the Netherlands respectively.
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Associated Press
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Bernard Balleret
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Conference Finals Schedule Update
No games Friday or Saturday. Eastern Conference action shows Washington leading Boston 2 0 in CBS coverage. Sunday features Golden State at Chicago as the series stands 1 1 with CBS TV. Indiana visits Denver at 9 35 p.m. in the Western Division finals, tied 3 3.
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Trevino in no hurry to claim Houston win
Lee Trevino leads the Houston Open at Woodlands Country Club with a 135 total nine under par and a two stroke edge over Dale Douglass and Eddie Pearce. The Texas native seeks his first Texas title, while challengers include Crampton Colbert Inman Tapie Wynn Morgan and McGee as the field narrows toward the weekend.
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Bruce Crampton
Jim Colbert
Joe Inman
Alan Tapie
Mike Wynn
Gil Morgan
Jerry McGee
Bulls face crucial contest in Western Conference finals
Chicago Bulls host Golden State in a pivotal game with the series tied 1-1. The second game in Chicago was decided by a late Bulls basket and the Warriors face uncertainty over rookie guard Phil Smith who is nursing a scratched eyeball.
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Celtics Seek Old Scoring Touch In Eastern Final
Boston and Washington clash in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference final after the Celtics lost 100-95 and 117-92 in Games 1 and 2. Bob Cousy questioned Boston’s effort, but the team vows to rebound to defend their NBA title.
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Hillcrest Baptists edge Church of Mayfield in tight softball matchup
Hillcrest Baptist Church won 8 to 7 over Church of Mayfield in a close softball game. Grace Baptist tied Crawford St Church of God 7 to 6. Faith United Methodist beat Latter Day Saints Church 9 to 6. First Baptist defeated Zion Lutheran 11 to 10. Elk Creek Baptist routed Ridgecrest Church of God 19 to 4.
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Lebanon Raceway Invitational Opens Season With Two Rich Purses
Lebanon Lebanon Raceway hosts the season’s first invitational program led by The Derby Day Special pace with a $3000 purse and six horses. The Hopefuls race offers $2000 to seven entrants setting the stage for the Ohio Sired Stakes starting May 16 at Lebanon.
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Don drivers lead Tri County speedway standings
At Tri County Speedway West Chester Don Gregory of Columbus won the feature and leads the points with 118. Don Lamb Blue Ash and Don Wilbur West Carrollton followed, while Lennie Waldo Columbus sits second with 106. In hobby stock Butch Majors Hamilton tops with 121 and Dave Adams Hartwell has 110. Racing resumes with time trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8.
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New wildlife chief named in Ohio appointment
Dale L. Haney, 35, of Portsmouth, named chief of the Division of Wildlife in Columbus. Haney has served in the division since 1959 and has acted as director since Daniel Armbruster retired February 28. He hinted at possible soon license fee increases for hunting and fishing.
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Robert W. Teater
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Slow bowling plagues ABC tournament in Dayton
Slow bowlers have troubled the American Bowling Congress event, affecting scheduling. ABC officials say a remedy is needed as only two days remain in the 72nd ABC test before lanes are used six more days by the National Bowling Council for its first Bowling Spectacular.
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Fairfield bowler rolls 279 in WIBC meet
Rhonda Edelman a 22 year old Fairfield Ohio secretary posted a 279 game in a 653 series in the WIBC tournament She started the third game with two spares then bowled 10 straight strikes The score ties for 10th best in WIBC history and she finished seventh in Division 1 all events with 1676 total scores including 531 in singles and 492 in team events
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Bengals Lineman Bengal Maddox Indicted on Drug Charge
Cincinnati Bengals reserve defensive lineman Bob Maddox was indicted on possession of a hallucinogen for sale. Also named was Terry Cunningham, a 29 year old bartender at Maddox's apartment when police raided. Police say they were bottling hashish with an estimated street value of $12,000.
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