Princeton Speedster And Cincinnati End Head The All-Ohio AAA Football Team
Ken Roundtree of Princeton leads the 1978 All-Ohio AAA Football Team as back of the year and Tony Hunter of Moeller is lineman of the year. The selections highlight standout players from Massillon, Cincinnati, and other Ohio schools, with Brent Offenbecher of Massillon noted for a record-breaking passer role and multiple players earning first-team honors on offense and defense.
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Princeton
Cincinnati
Columbus
UPI
Ken Roundtree
Cincinnati Moeller
Tony Hunter
United Press International
Roundtree
Vikings
Hunter
Pat Mancuso
Mancuso
Mike Gayles
Massillon
Brent Offenbecher
Mike Currence
Offenbecher
Tigers
Joe Sparma
Dymanic
Currence
Kelvin Lindsey
Sandusky
Larry Ricks
Barberton
Lindsey
Buckeye
Ricks
Rudy Sharkey
Sharkey
Fremont Ross
T.J. Brudzinski
Bob Brudzinski
Los Angeles Rams
T.J
Joe Lukens
Moeller
Mancuso Named UPI Class AAA Coach of the Year
Princeton coach Pat Mancuso guided the unbeatens to a No. 1 ranking and state playoff title. The Leetonia native, in his 19th year at Princeton, won 28 of 71 votes, with Ron Apperson and Jim Colwell runners up.
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Mancuso
Princeton
Vikings
Moeller
Zanesville
Ron Apperson
Jim Colwell
Sandusky
Tom Madzy
Berea
Clayton Northmont
Ned Booher
Rossman Defeats European To Retain Light Heavyweight Title
Mike Rossman, 22, kept the WBA light heavyweight crown by stopping Italy's Aldo Traversaro at 1:15 of the sixth round in Philadelphia. The win likely sets up a Las Vegas rematch with Victor Galindez, with about $150,000 at stake. Traversaro earned a rematch claim after the bout, while Rossman praised sparring partner Tony Green for his preparation.
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Rossman
Philadelphia
UPI
Mike Rossman
Muhammad Ali
Aldo
Aldo Traversaro
Italy
Ali
Victor Galindez
New Orleans
Las Vegas
Traversaro
United States
Turnersville
N.J
Ross Rossman
Tony Green
the Spectrum
Pete Rose Hustling Is Name Of The Game
Orlando report notes Pete Rose, now with the Philadelphia Phillies, earned over 3 million dollars after lifelong hustling. Despite weak speed and throwing, he adds value through relentless effort, improving team prospects and media contracts. Phillies President Ruly Carpenter praises Rose’s inner drive and enduring hustle as key to his remarkable career move.
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Pete Rose
Orlando
Fla
UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Macon
Philadelphia Phillies
Rose
Japan
Ruly Carpenter
Phillies
Carpenter
Reds
Crimson Phillies
Babe Ruth
Hayes powers Bullets past Cavaliers in Central clash
Washington forward Elvin Hayes returned from a neck strain to lead the Bullets 117-102 over Cleveland. Hayes scored 13 of 16 in the third period as Washington opened a large lead, while Terry Furlow’s 25 for Cleveland couldn’t stop the slide. Celtics edge Pistons 114-112. Lakers beat Jazz 114-102. Bulls top 76ers 96-91.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hayes
Bullets
Kansas City
Cleveland
Terry Furlow
Cavaliers
Bill Fitch
Elmore Smith
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Celtics
Pistons
Marvin Barnes
Dave Cowens
Lakers
Jazz
Jamaal Wilkes
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bulls
76Ers
Artis Gilmore
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Jerry Smyth
Centerville
Frank Carr
Galion
Bob Zeisler
Bernie Brown
Marietta
Greg Miller
Miller
Lamar Ross
Marion Harding
Linwood Marshall
Dave Oblak
Gerald Altman
Glen Cobb
Miami Trace
Lou
Arvanetes
Upper Arlington
Paul Girgash
Lakewood St. Edward
Sidney
Howard Daniels
Bob Borden
Andy Molls
Parma Valley Forge
Mancuso Coach of the
Fisher Music
Everett
Norwalk
W. Main ST
Holzaepfels
Jantzen
Campus
McGregor
NBA
Big Elvin
Cavs
Kansas City Kings
New York Knicks
Old State Rd
U.S
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