Rozelle Optimistic Pros Won't Strike This Year
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle expressed optimism there will be no players strike in the upcoming season. Speaking in Canton during the dedication of a $650,000 Pro Football Hall of Fame addition, he noted major differences have been settled and hopes to avoid last summer’s stalemate before training camp. Attending were Hall of Fame founders George Halas and Art Rooney. NFL funded 400,000 of the wing. Canton contributed 250,000.
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Top Shop Blasts Barons On Cunningham's 7 Hitter
A seven hitter by Jim Cunningham and homers from Bill Franklin Harold Shill and Dick Hadley powered Charlie's Top Shop to a 13 to 7 win over the Barons in a Federal League game at Goldman Park. Fuller led the Barons with three hits.
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Dick Hadley
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Sonics Face Haywood Fallout Over Expansion Dues
Seattle owner Sam Schulman says Buffalo and Cleveland NBA teams refuse to pay their share of about 40000 dollars each in expansion dues after the Spencer Haywood signing. Schulman is pursuing resolution through Commissioner Walter Kennedy and the Board of Governors as the Haywood case, once sparked by a college-class graduation, was upheld by the courts.
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Plinke Named AD At Capital University
Dr. John F. Fritz Plinke is named athletic director at Capital University succeeding William F. Bernlohr who retires August 30 after 42 years. Plinke comes from Wisconsin State University where he coordinated intramurals and coached basketball and tennis. He is a Bowling Green State graduate with four varsity letters and holds a Kent State master's degree.
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Kent State University
Hornet Star Tony Kakaris Signs at Capital University
Monroe High standout Tony Kakaris signed a full four year grant in aid to Capital University in Columbus. The undefeated Hornet star played as offensive guard and defensive end during the 1969 70 seasons and earned first team MML honors and Hornets offensive line most outstanding last season. He previously earned junior year honorable mention as offensive guard and is the fourth Hornet to secure a four year scholarship.
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Lebanon Raceway results spark state bid push
Cindermen begin state title bids as Lebanon Raceway hosts carload of races including pace and trot events with times around 2 10 and 2 12.1. Local schools Eye district meets and district finals at Sycamore and Welcome Stadium with Middies Franklin Lakota Monroe Lebanon Oxford Talawanda among entrants. The Dayton and Cincinnati sectional rounds set Thursday through Saturday with top four finishers advancing to May 21 district meets.
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Welcome Cinders
Dowling Scores on Honor Roll And Wings Gain Affiliate
In college bowling scores Dowling's D Hatfield G Reckart and teammates tally high series while Port Huron joins Detroit Red Wings in a working agreement. The hockey teams link via an NHL affiliate plan announced Thursday.
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Detroit Red Wings
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Broncos Romp To DSL Title in Two Mile Meet
Dayton Dayton Suburban League track championship at Welcome Stadium sees Jefferson win with 78 percent of points, Bellbrook second, Twin Valley South third. Mark Brewer clocked 10:10 in the two mile as six meet records fall and multiple teams score.
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Lakota Triumphs Over Monroe in Oxford AAA Tourney
Lakota Thunderbirds defeated Monroe Hornets 5-1 in the Oxford AAA Baseball Tournament advancing to a quarter final against Franklin. Rodney Bustle pitched two-hits over seven, while Rick Reckart and Tom Cope had the Hornets’ only two hits. Franklin later beat Lebanon 6-5 to reach the Lakota match.
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Koeppel Powers Fenwick Past Edgewood in 2-0 Win
Joe Koeppel had both Fenwick Falcons hits and drove in the two runs with a first inning single as Fenwick beat Edgewood 2-0. Mike Dennis and Steve Weikert combined on a two hitter to secure the win, lifting Fenwick to 15-6 overall and 11-3 in its last 13 games.
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Little Miami Repeats As FAVC Cinder Champ
Little Miami Panthers win their second straight Far Ancient Valley Conference track title at Blanchester on a fast all weather track. Mason and Springboro follow with 4 and 49 points respectively as six meet records fall including new marks in hurdles sprints relays and distance events.
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Muthert Lifts Fenwick Vault Record in Tri Meet
Dave Muthert set Fenwick High pole vault record at 11 ft 4 in during a triangular meet with Madison and Fairfield. Madison won the meet with 9 points while Fenwick scored 46 and Fairfield 44. A full slate of events followed with multiple placings for Madison, Fenwick, and Fairfield.
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Warriors clinch 10-1 as Miami Branch tops Chillicothe
Don Langhorne led the Miami Branch Warrior golf team to a 114-1 victory over Chillicothe Branch at Pleasant Hill. Langhorne set a second nine course record with a 4 after a 39 on the front nine, finishing with 73. The squad improves to 10-1 and heads to Canton for the Branch Campus State Tournament.
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Middletown golfers top Eaton and Oakwood in triangular
Middletown High boosts season record to 16 6 1 with a triangular win over Eaton and Oakwood at Dayton Country Club. Middies beat Eaton 8 7 and Oakwood 5 4 while Eaton also defeated Oakwood 5 4. Scoring leaders included Turner 38 Ruscher 42 Barton 42 Mitchell 43 for Middletown.
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