Ohio Poll: Moeller Dominates Initial High School Grid Rankings
The AP's first 1976 Ohio high school football ratings show Moeller leading Class AAA with 244 points while Findlay, Gahanna Lincoln, and massillon strong in the top ranks. Ironton tops Class AA, Newark Catholic leads Class A in a tight 3-0-0 start amid statewide voting.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Ironton
Newark Catholic
King Carey
Green Wave
Moeller
Cincinnati
Findlay
Gahanna Lincoln
Massillon
Akron Garfield
Zanesville
Niles
Youngstown Mooney
Warren Harding
Cincinnati Princeton
St Edward
Princeton
Akron St. Vincent
St. Mary
Wyoming
Carey
Sandusky St. Mary's
Cedarville
Sullivan Black River
West Alexandria Twin Valley South
Newcomerstown
Ridgeway Ridgemont
Bluffton
Cleveland Cuyahoga Heights
Pitt climbs to No 2 in AP poll after 3-0 start
Pitt moved to second behind Michigan in the AP poll as Tony Dorsett recalled lean years and noted Pitt’s rise changes opponents’ targets. The Panthers, 3-0 after beating Notre Dame Georgia Tech and Temple, aim to keep momentum for Saturday at Duke.
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Tony Dorsett
University of Pittsburgh
Dorsett
Pitt
Michigan
Associated Press
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Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Oklahoma
Temple
Panthers
Ohio State
Missouri
Jock Sutherland
Majors
Ohio high school basketball poll standings across classes
The poll lists top teams and point tallies in classes AAA AA and A. Notable leaders include Cincinnati Moeller Akron St. Vincent St Mary and Newark Catholic with strong point totals, while Cincinnati Wyoming and Huron also rank high in their classes.
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Alliance
Parma Valley Forge
Centerville
Mansfield
Lorain
Middletown
Steubenville
Lima
Ironton
Akron St. Vincent St. Mary
Cincinnati Wyoming
Huron
St. Marys
Columbus Watterson
Brookville
Elyria Catholic
Shelby
New Lexington
Urbana
Pickerington
Wheelersburg
Hamilton Badin
Cleveland Holy Name
Newark Catholic
Losers Week at Hollywood Park Promises Odd Prizes
Hollywood Park hosts Loser's Week offering last place picks in the Western Harness Racing meet. Prizes include a $25 bail bond gift certificate, a Thanksgiving Dinner for two, a swine flu shot with live swine, and a condemned two‑bedroom house or $519.07 cash. Entries require selecting last-place finishers in the first six races nightly, with per-event incentives for partial losers and a 11,982 free T shirts on Oct 2. Dan Crowley was last year's grand prize loser with a 1959 Edsel.
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Dan Berger
Inglewood
Calif
Opera House
Hollywood Park
Los Angeles
Dan Crowley
Allen a factor as Redskins net his 100th win
Washington coach George Allen reached his 100th NFL victory as the Redskins beat the Philadelphia Eagles 20-17 in a Monday night thriller. Allen's sideline timeout and blitz forced a fumbled punt, setting up Brad Dusek's 32 yard return for a touchdown and a halftime 10-10 tie. Mike Thomas later capped a 57 yard drive with a 27 yard score to put Washington ahead 17-10.
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Washington Redskins
George Allen
Mark Moseley
Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Allen
NFL
Eagles
Washington
Skins
Harold McClinton
Dave Butz
Herb Lusk
Lusk
Brad Dusek
Moseley
Joe Theismann
Mike Thomas
Panatta Brings Italy Davis Cup Win to Finals
In Rome Adriano Panatta defeated John Newcombe 5 7 8 6 4 6 2 to seal a 3 2 Davis Cup semifinal victory for Italy and set a finals date with Chile. Brian Gottfried toppled Arthur Ashe 6 2 6 2 in Los Angeles finals of the $125 000 Pacific Southwest Open. Unseeded Butch Walls upset Jaime Fillol 0 6 6 3 7 6 in San Francisco opening rounds of the same event.
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Australia
John Newcombe
Italy
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Los Angeles
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Arthur Ashe
San Francisco
Butch Walls
Fresno
Calif
Monroe JVs blank Madison in 28 0 win
Four Monroe players scored touchdowns to power the Hornet Junior Varsity to a 28 0 victory over Madison yesterday. Mike Newman Jamie Pierce Mike Bolden and Jeff Goates reached the end zone with Bob Staton and Ted Thomas adding conversions.
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Hornet
Madison
Mike Newman
Jamie Pierce
Mike Bolden
Jeff Goates
Bob Staton
Ted Thomas
Hunter Knothole Plans Meeting for 1976 Season
The Hunter Knothole Association will begin planning the 1976 season with a meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 at Hunter School. Major items include officer elections with current president Allyn Barker seeking another term.
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Hunter School
Allyn Barker
Handle With Care Sets 3 01 4 World Record at Yonkers
Handle With Care won the Hudson Valley Pace at Yonkers Raceway on August 21 1976 with a world record time of 3 01 4 for one and one half miles.
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Handle With Care
Hudson Valley
Yonkers Raceway
County to buy a baseball team to boost Columbus revenue
Franklin County commissioners in Columbus Ohio plan to acquire a minor league baseball club to raise county revenues. President Michael J Dorrian said the move could generate significant early profits for the community. Prospective teams include IL affiliates for Pittsburgh Houston and Boston seeking 1977 transfers.
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Ohio
Franklin County
Commission
Michael J. Dorrian
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Charleston
W.va
Houston Astros
Memphis
Judge dismisses suit by former Royal Imhoff
Portland Oregon AP A federal judge dismissed Darrall Imhoff's 450000 lawsuit after both sides agreed to arbitration and the defense raised timely statute concerns. Defendants include the Kansas City Kings the NBA and its players association and Larry Fleisher. Imhoff alleges the club pressed him to play on a knee injury and the players association mishandled the claim.
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James Burns
U.S. District Court
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Players’ Group
Imhoff
Cincinnati Royals
Kansas City
Players’ Association
Officiating class set at Lebanon
Basketball officiating classes sponsored by the Lebanon Community Education Association begin at Berry Middle School on October 14 and meet each Thursday for 10 weeks. A state certification test follows. The course, books, and test cost 24 dollars. Details available at the program office.
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Lebanon Community Education Association
Berry Middle School
Fall sports volleyball score update
Springboro JVs defeated Monroe 15 15 to 0 and the Monroe varsity lost 82 15. The brief list records a dramatic junior varsity win and a heavy varsity setback for Monroe.
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Monroe
Basha Aims Higher In Lebanon Ohio Sires Final
Basha faces 10 in the $55,000 Car Nation final at Lebanon Raceway after dominating the Ohio Sires Series elimination rounds. Leon Soehnsen owned filly sports a 1:59.3 mark at Buffalo Raceway and has earned over $65,000 in two seasons. She starts from the second tier behind E.W. Time, with Amnesia and Truck Stop Rosie among Lebanon entrants vying for the big purse.
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Stingers set for slim lineup in Dayton exhibition
Cincinnati Stingers of the WHA travel to Hara Arena for a 7:30 exhibition with the Washington Capitals missing five key players including captain Rick Dudley. Dennis Sobchuk Gene Sobchuk Dale Smedsmo and Bryan Maxwell are sidelined with injuries from Saturday's loss in Quebec City.
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South Carolina coach McGuire released after gastritis
Frank McGuire, head basketball coach at the University of South Carolina, was discharged from Baptist Hospital after treatment for gastritis and a small healing ulcer. A university spokesman said doctors reported he is completely well and ready to go home after two days in intensive care.
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Frank McGuire
University of South Carolina
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Decided Lady Latonia Victor Wins Latonia Feature
Decided Lady Latonia won the $3,200 Latonia feature eighth race by a half length in 1:37.35 for the mile at Latonia. Certain Roman finished second and Sticks N' Bones was third. The daily double paid $62.60 and the crowd of 3,970 saw total bets of $443,173.
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