Fenwick Falcons Triumph Over Eaton 65 51 In Season Opener
Fenwick Falcons defeated Eaton 65 to 51 as Tim Fening led with 21 points and Foxen Smith also scored 21. The game featured rough play and turnovers with Fenwick rallying late in the first half to take a double digit lead, then sustaining the edge through the fourth period.
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Wildcats Open with Loss as Smith Seeks First Franklin Win at Mason
Franklin High coach Gene Smith aims for his first Franklin victory after a 86-71 loss to Middletown in the opener. He faces Mason, a team he has never beaten in five seasons against Kings, as the Wildcats renew a Warren County battle in Mason. Also on tap, Madison hosts Carlisle in a Mid Miami League tilt as Carlisle seeks its first win under coach Ermie Dalton.
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Ermie Dalton
Springboro
Dalton
Cage results from local and area schools
Local and area high school scores show Fenwick 65 over Eaton 51 and Madison 75 over National Trail 48. Other notable results include Lima Senior 105 over Bryan 43 and Wright 87 over Northmont 80, with several close or lopsided finishes across the region. Collegiate note: Ohio State 70, Australian National 66.
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National Trail
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Dixie
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Roosevelt
T.V. South
Coll. Corner
Rosewall Edges Laver In World Championship Clash
Ken Rosewall, at 97 the veteran of Lamar Hunt's World Championship of Tennis, defeated Rod Laver in four sets to win 350000 and the top prize. Rosewall used soft shots and precise baseline work to exploit Laver's errors on the domed surface, taking two tiebreakers while Laver struggled with double faults and foot faults.
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Ken Rosewall
Tmes
Rosewall
Lamar Hunt
Rod Laver
Laver
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Rod
Ken
Thim
Heritage Golf Classic leads with Nicklaus and McLendon
Benson Rayfield of Birmingham leads after two rounds at Harbour Town as Mac McLendon shoots 67 to reach 138 and hold a one stroke edge over Bob Lunn. Jack Nicklaus stands two back at 140 alongside Bob Smith and George Knudson, while Arnold Palmer begins to rally with a 143. The 6,655 yard course requires a 152 or better to survive the cut, the year's highest.
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Benson Rayfield
Birmingham
Ala
McLendon
Mac
Harbour Town
Big Bob Lunn
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Bob Smith
Cana
Arnold Palmer
Irwino
Cage Champions Set for Ohio Finals Tonight
Rio Grande faces Urbana in the first tourney final as both teams are new in the Mid-Ohio conference. Goshen Indiana meets Bethel Kansas for the Mennonite Classic title, with Goshen aiming at a third straight crown. Ohio State beat the touring Australian national team 79 75, Luke Witte scoring 23 for the Buckeyes.
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Associated Press
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Urbana
Gallia County
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Ind
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Kan
Bluffton
Georgetown
Ron Lambert
Rio
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Tabor
Kane
Ohio State
Rocky Crosswhite
Buckeyes
Mark Minor
Crosswhite
Davidson College
Luke Witte
Georgia State
Australia
Northwestern
Illinois
Indiana
Drivers Seek Stronger Fire Safety After Siffert Crash
London AP drivers meet next week to press for upgraded fire precautions after Jo Siffert died in a Brand Hatch crash. An inquest blamed fire delays and faulty extinguishers, urging six high speed fire tenders, emergency lights, and helicopter surveillance at races.
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Britain
Brand Hatch
Lous Stanley
Krause Named Miami MVP
Doug Krause a middle guard from New Miami was named the Most Valuable Player on Miami University's 1971 football team. It marked the fifth straight year a defensive player won the award by teammates vote. Tim Raybuck Bucyrus received outstanding defensive back and Bob Hitchens Grove City the outstanding offensive back honors.
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Doug Krause
New Miami
Miami University
Tim Raybuck
Bucyrus
Bob Hitchens
Grove City
Bowl Bound Teams Clash In Southeast Title Bout
Alabama and Auburn, both undefeated, renew a long rivalry in a nationally televised showdown to decide the Southeast Conference title. No. 3 Alabama, 10 4, faces Heisman winner Pat Sullivan and Auburn in a 4 p.m. kickoff. Army meets Navy in Philadelphia in the annual service academy classic drawing 100000 fans. Other Saturday games include Arizona State at Arizona, Tulane at LSU, Florida at Miami, Tennessee at Vanderbilt, Houston at Utah, Morgan State at Rutgers, Iowa State at San Diego State, and Texas Christian at SMU.
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Associated Press
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Crimson Tide
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
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Oklahoma
Johnny Musso
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Tulane
Louisiana State
Florida
Miami
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Houston
Utah
Morgan State
Rutgers
Iowa State
San Diego State
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Johnson falls short as Lauib leads Brunswick Open final
Don Johnson missed a late surge in Chicago to overcome Larry Laub who secured top seed for Saturday's televised finals in the $85,000 Brunswick World Open. Laub defeated Johnson 224-212 to stay ahead, with Petraglia and Johnson second and two others to join the 12,000 prize race. Johnson remains a five-time winner this year as Laub eyes the tour’s top prize.
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Larry Laub
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Lauib
Professional Bowlers Association
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Petraglia
Speeding Carr Wrecks Royals In Rivalry Night
Archie Clark scored a career high four points as the Baltimore Cavaliers routed Cincinnati 114 to 1 14. Knicks won sixth straight 106-89 over Celtics, Milwaukee beat Portland 120-105, Chicago crushed Golden State 121-49 and Los Angeles defeated Detroit 132-113.
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Boston
Celtics
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Portland
Chicago
Golden State
Los Angeles
Detroit
Jones 3s Lift Chaps Past Nets In ABA Clash
Dallas Chaparrals beat New York Nets 106-101 as Rick Jones hit three three pointers in the fourth quarter. Coach Tom Nissalke said he does not plan set plays for long range shots while Indiana, Denver, Utah, Carolina and Florida teams won in other Friday ABA games.
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Dallas Chaparrals
Rick Jones
Jones
Chaps
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Dallas
Tom Nissalke
Nets
Nissa'ke
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Denver
Utah
Carolina
Floridians
Memphis
Minnesota 2 California in NHL action Saturday schedule
Minnesota defeated California in a lone NHL game. Saturday’s slate included Pittsburgh at Montreal Chicago at Toronto New York at Detroit Boston at St. Louis Buffalo at Vancouver Minnesota at Los Angeles.
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Montreal
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Buffalo
Vancouver
Los Angeles
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