Hawks Nosed Out In Tight Opener
Madison Mohawks fall 66 65 at home to National Trail in a see-saw opener. Dolibea 11 second half points led Madison with Evans late bucket attempt denied in final seconds. Minnick and Faust paced Trail with 22 and 11 respectively.
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Madison Mohawks
National Trail
Madison
John Evans
Trail
Mike Dolibea
Mohawks
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Doliboa
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Sheley
Weaver
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Carpenter
Evans
Third Straight For Branch Five Warriors Surge
Rich Hinkel scored 26 and Michael added 19 as Branch Five outshot Lima Branch of Ohio State University 94 to 79 in Wade E Miller gym. Miami Branch Campus earned its third straight win after trailing 42 41 at halftime, shooting 63 percent in the second half and pulling away behind Ramos and Hamilton.
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Preble
Miami
Lima
Ohio State University
Wade E. Miller
Neue Wyeemanp
Lynnond
Darbyshire
Ramos
Sam Hamilton
Ted Ramos
Philippines
Warriors
Wade Michael
Warriors Fall to Dayton Beavers 63 47 in Season Opener
Dayton Patterson Beavers defeated Lebanon Warriors 63 to 47 after building an 18 to 10 edge in the first quarter. Woody Pounders led Lebanon with 13 points while Mike Hines added 12. Ken Wright scored 16 for Patterson as the Beavers pulled away late.
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Lebanon Warriors
Dayton Patterson Beavers
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Warriors
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Mike Hines
Ken Wright
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Bover
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Hines
Haver
Pounders
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Lee
Daniels
Hausfeld
Wright
Peercy
Richard
Schweitzer
McQuire
Italian boxer Del Papa wins Europe light-heavy title
Piero Del Papa, 171 pounds, Italy, defeated Horst Benedens, 171 pounds, West Germany, to retain the Europe light-heavyweight championship. Jose Hernandez, 151 pounds, Spain, outpointed Peter Markiewitz, 151 pounds, Austria, to retain the European junior middleweight title.
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Piero del Papa
Italy
Horst Benedens
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Europe
Jose Hernandez
Spain
Peter Markiewitz
Austria
Hernandez
Valley View Falls Short in Opener to West Carrollton
West Carrollton defeated Valley View 68 to 59 as the Pirates pulled away in the second half. Valley View’s Jim Leece and Tom Boyer forced steals, Fred Alvis grabbed 19 rebounds, and Steve Ball scored 19 points to lead the Spartans. West Carrollton's Ron Banks, Randy Musgrave, and Ron Weaver contributed double digits in a balanced attack.
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Valley View Spartans
West Carrollton
Spartans
Pirates
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Tom Boyer
Fred Alvis
Valley View
Steve Ball
Ron Banks
Randy Musgrave
Ron Weaver
Tiitle
Keglers Rally for Heart Fund Week Drive
Local bowlers raised 731 with Betty Back and Pat Woodrome co chairs leading Heart Fund Week event held across bowling houses. League bowlers joined in support to aid the Heart Fund. CANADA SHOWDOWN TORONTO AP The Montreal Alouettes face the Calgary Stampeders in the Grey Cup to decide the CFL champion.
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Betty Back
Pat Woodrome
Heart Fund
Toronto
Montreal Alouettes
Calgary Stampeders
Shawnee Tops Arcanum 58 56 in late scramble
Shawnee edged Arcanum 58 to 56 after John Stine tipped in the winning basket with three seconds left. Kleetis McGhee and Stine each had 12 rebounds for Shawnee, while Jay Combs led scoring with 16 points and McGhee added 15. This was Shawnee’s first win and Arcanum’s first loss.
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Dan Norris
Preble
Shawnee Arrows
Shawnee
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Stine
Arrows
Jay Combs
McGhee
Arcanum Trojans
Combs
Watkins
Muenchenbach
Baker
Remsen Derby Hopes Rise At Aqueduct
Kentucky Derby prospects hinge on the 57th Remsen Stakes at Aqueduct a mile for 2 year olds with 15 entries led by Kennedy Road from Canada and Sound Thinking both at 122 pounds. Jim French and Win Desmond follow at 119 while a mix of contenders fills the field. Thanksgiving weekend features include Obeah winning the Kirenze Handicap and stakes at Aqueduct Churchill Downs Bay Meadows Laurel and Liberty Bell.
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Associated Press
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Carry Back
Northern Dancer
Canada
Sound Thinking
Jim French
Win Desmond
Tom Be Wise
Thorn
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Misty Noon
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Rosemont
Heritage Talk Includes Arnie Pins Heritage on Tournament Day
Hilton Head Island AP report on the Heritage Golf Classic where Arnold Palmer shot 70 to stand five behind leader John Miller, who carded 138 after a 67 in the second round at Harbour Town Golf Links. Melnyk, 23, tied for third after 139. Lunn 142, with others close. Nicklaus struggled with 146 and hinted at ending his season.
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Hilton Head Island
S.C
John Miller
Steve Melnyking
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Miller
Melnyk
Bob Lunn
Bert Greene
Homero Blancas
Lunn
Greene
Blancas
Harbour Town
Rookie O Neal Leads Punters For Jets
Steve O Neal, a lean Texan rookie for the 1969 New York Jets, punted 54 times with a 44.3 average. He set a record 98 yarder versus Denver and had a left footed off balance punt from the end zone against Buffalo, finishing as the AFC leading punter.
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Steve O'Neal
New York Jets
Denver
Buffalo
O'Neal
Scores Honor Roll And Leaders In Folegime Meet
The score sheet lists men and women with high series and game totals led by K Frerick S Davidson P Laurens M Jones and B Berry among men and B Back M Dickerson P Watts P Frye J Jiles M Collins J Bowden H Gibbs Jackson Thurman Shockey Miller Haynes and C Pergram among women. Top scores include multiple 200s and high series over 600 in men and 500s in women with detailed numbers shown.
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S. Davidson
P. Laurens
M. Jones
B. Berry
S. Conrad
Ib. Back
M. Dickerson
P. Watts
P. Frye
J. Jiles
M. Collins
J. Bowden
H. Gibbs
Jackson
IL Thurman
M. Shockey
A Miller
J. Haynes
C. Pergram
S. Lewis
M. Melton
B. Charles
M. Buvinger
J. Bush
Z. Taylor
B. Stacy
I. Perry
L. Poffenbarger
M. Davis
S. Pennington
Glover leads Sea Pines Open with hot putting
Randy Glover, 29, of Florence, SC, shot 68 to reach 209 and hold a three stroke lead entering the final round of the Sea Pines Open at Hilton Head Island. He credited his putter and has averaged 57 putts over the last two rounds. Larry Wood moved to second with 72, while Wilf Homernik and Bert Weaver trailed at 212 and 213 respectively.
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S.C
Randy Glover
Glover
Florence
Larry Wood
Wilf Homernik
Bert Weaver
Valek Officially Out As Illinois Grid Boss
CHAMPAIGN Ill AP Jim Valek the brief but controversial head football coach at Illinois is dismissed. The 43 year old former Illini end was fired officially by the University of Illinois Athletic Association board after a four year record of 8 32 and ongoing player defections. Valek had been kept on for four games last season after players insisted on his retention, then was ousted after a board meeting on Friday.
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Ill
Jim Valek
Illinois
Valek
Univerity of Illinois Athletic Association
Ohio State
Gene Vance
Sjally Re
Bob Zuppke
Zuppke
Roy Eliot
Pete Elliott
Illini
Valeri
Pete
Spartans top Buckeyes 4 2 in Big Ten hockey clash
Michigan State beat Ohio State 4 2 in East Lansing as Don Thompson scored twice in the second period and goalie Bill McKenzie starred with 39 saves. Buckeyes Ray Meyers and Alex Lutschiyn scored. Ohio State fell to 0 1 in the Big Ten and 4 2 on the season. Phil Goyette won the Lady Byng Trophy for clean play with the St Louis Blues.
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Mich
Michigan State
Don Thompson
Spartans
Ohio State
Ohio
Bill McKenzie
OSU
Ray Meyers
Alex Luttschyn
Phil Goyette
St. Louis Blues
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