Oakland World Champions But Chicago Has Stars
Chicago dominates the 1972 AP All-Star team chosen by writers and broadcasters, with four Cubs and White Sox’s Dick Allen leading the ballot. Notables include Billy Williams Ron Santo Don Kessinger Cesar Cedeno Roberto Clemente Johnny Bench Joe Morgan Steve Carlton and Gaylord Perry.
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Associated Press
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White Sox
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Sox
Allen
Cubs
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Ron Santo
Don Kessinger
Williams
Santo
Kessinger
Houston
Cesar Cedeno
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Cedeno
Bengals Coach Says Officials Erred In Rams Loss
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown says NFL officials agreed with his complaints over calls that helped cost the Bengals 15-12 to the Los Angeles Rams. He cites specific plays including a potential safety as touchback, illegal motion, and a late hit, and says there is no recourse.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
National Football League
Los Angeles Rams
Brown
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Cincinnati Enquirer
NFL
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Art McNally
David Ray
Rams
Bill Bergey
Bergey
Anderson
Houston
Essex Johnson
Bengal
Johnson
Grid Results From Thursday High School Games
Mount Healthy defeated Anderson 6 to 0 while Greenhills beat Colerain 8 to 6. Lockland triumphed over Harrison 10 to 8 and Reading overwhelmed Taylor 44 to 0. Cincinnati Withrow fell to Cincinnati Center Tech 34 to 0. North College Hill beat Finneytown 21 to 15. Cincinnati Western Hills won 40 to 26 against Cincinnati Hughes. Cincinnati Aijken McNicholas tied with Saint Nicholas 6 to 6.
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Anderson
Greenhills
Colerain
Lockland
Harrison
Reading
Taylor
Cincinni Withrow
Cincinnati Center Tech
North College Hill
Finneytown
Cincinnati
Western Hills
Hughes
Aijken McNicholas
Palmer Could End Long Famine
Arnold Palmer fired a six under par 65 in the first round of the Sahara Invitational to share first place with four others. The veteran champion, 43, hopes a victory ends a 15 month drought after leading Kaiser International last week before fading. He tied with Doug Sanders Lenny Wadkins Larry Ziegler and George Knudson at Sahara Nevada Country Club.
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Kaiser International
Palmer
Sahara-Nevada
Doug Sanders
Lenny Wadkins
Larry Ziegler
George Knudson
Kaiser
Lebanon Raceway Full Card Results and Entries
IST RACE Pace Dreamy Mir wins in 16.40 with Miss Star Mite and Artistic Wick following. 2ND RACE Steady Lady D takes time 2 10.2 with Katiller and George's Delight placing. ENTRIES list multiple trot and pace races with detailed horse names and payouts.
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Miss Star Mite
Artistic Wick
Steady Lady D
Katiller
George’s Delight
Valiant Prince
Georgie Moot
Pace Gyalmo
Candy ‘Colby
Saint Clair Ann
Red Storm
Mitzi Rambler
Pace
Tia Herbert
Ginger G
Action Girl
Pace Noble Bay
Mr. Tiko
True Dad
Pace Amershine
Dark Key
Tioga
Gage
Big Tag
Miss Flying M
Margie
Trot — Co.c
Fisherman
Wishing Smoke
Mighty Miss Worthy
Little Souvenir
High — Lucow
Buck
Time Tag
Kay
Mapiedale Sue
Philips Princess
Four Oak
Judi
Intrepid
Mary Butler
Butler’s Lady
Tina Lind
Duchess Rabbi
Karadon
Geth
Rice Flame
Fairmeade
Marge
Fio Even
Lee Gander
Loretta Creed
Fair Knight
Marta
Ohio
Direct Ruler
Flo
Snip
Ee Laurentian
May
Eayh
Renee
Vanitya
Josedale Ginger
Dotty
Frank Dazzieway
Wona Bet
Jane Abbe
Tukta Truax
Kinda Special
Bold Melody
High Tower
Redway Gene
Reckart 299 But Falls Short of Perfect in City Bowling
George Reckart nearly achieved a perfect 300 with a 299 at Sports Bowl in the Thursday Classic League. He posted 184 299 196 for a 679 series as Cottage Team s edged to a 1 124 single game high. Compton led Gene Haney Welding with a 716 set and city high 3 171. Vicki Cakley bowled her first 600 series at Eastern Lanes in the Ladies Industrial League.
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Reckart
Steve Davidson
Harry Grossardt
Paul Palmer
Don Dennis
Carl Compton
Gene Haney
Don Rice
Don Bowling
Mel Davis
Compton
Eastern Lanes
Vicki Cakley
Sally Butts
Crystal Top Award Winner At MIRC Fete
Crystal Tissue dominated the Middletown Industrial Recreation Council softball season winning both the regular season and the Class A post season. Centerfielder Butch Stevens earned MVP honors with a .648 average and 35 hits in 4 games. Crystal led 16-2. National Cash Register won Sportsmanship. Diamond National won Class B. league president David Smith plans more teams next year.
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Middletown
National Cash Register
Diamond National
David Smith
Square D
Monroe Runner Qualifies for District Cross Country Meet
Hoby Combs of Monroe High will run in the District Cross Country meet at Triangle Park starting at 10 am tomorrow. He finished 14th at the Greenhills Sectional in Cincinnati to qualify, with qualifiers advancing to the State competition.
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Hoby Combs
Monroe High
Triangle Park
Combs
Greenhills
Cincinnati
Middletown Sophomores top Princeton in 22 8 victory
Jack Cook caught a 15 yard TD pass from Mike Smith and ran the conversion to spark Middletown High Sophomores to a 22 to 8 win over Princeton. Larry Clements added a 70 yard kickoff return and Pat Hurley a 12 yard run. Princeton scored on a 45 yard fumble recovery in the third period.
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Jack Cook
Mike Smith
Middletown High
Princeton
Larry Clements
Pat Hurley
Middies
Dearth Nets Three Scores To Spark Carlisle Freshmen Shutout
Carlisle Freshman football team blanked Dixie 280 as Steve Dearth scored three times on 26 40 and seven yard runs. Jerry Napier added a 3 yard TD to cap Carlisle’s 40 season record.
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Steve Dearth
Dixie
Dearth
Jerry Napier
Indians
Ghosts Help Warrior Sports in Lebanon Haunted House
Lebanon High Booster Club hosts a haunted house at the Warren County Fairgrounds 4H Building starting Sunday 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Open through Tuesday all proceeds benefit the Lebanon athletic fund.
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Lebanon
Lebanon High
Warren County Fairgrounds
Lebanon Athletic Fund
Swords Fire Back At Officials After Fourth Loss
Swords coach Floyd Smith complained after a fourth straight loss that the AHL referees are out to get his team. The expansion Swords were swept by the Virginia Red Wings 4 3 in both games, suffering 59 penalty minutes and playing shorthanded in key moments.
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Cincinnati Sword
Floyd Smith
American Hockey League
Swords
Virginia Red Wings
Red Wing
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