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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1972

Page

6

St Paul Flyers Reach Holiday Tournament Finals With Win

St Paul beat Danbury Lakeside 59 47 in the first round of the St Paul Holiday Tourney. Oliva led St Paul with 17 points and 16 rebounds while Fries and Ridge added 12 each. Wahlers led Lakeside with 14 after a strong second half.

Don Hohler St. Paul Roger Holman Flyers Danbury- Lakeside Holman Lakeside Steve Fries Tom Oliva Laker Bob Meterko Lakers Bill Rospert Jeff Sauvey Hal Wahlers Oliva Fries Ridge Wahlers Sauvey Rekart Bullets Hawks Phil Chenier Wes Unseld Flynn Robinson Lou Hudson Atlanta Rick Barry Golden State Cleveland Barry Len Wilkens Cavaliers

New Riegel Blu Jackets Rout Sharples In Holiday tilt

Forward Bill Gnepper and Rich Kline combined for 45 points to lift New Riegel to a 74-59 victory over Spencer Sharples in the St. Paul Holiday Tournament at the junior high. New Riegel advances to face host St. Paul in the finals, while Lakeside meets Sharples in the opening game. Rogier added 15 for New Riegel. Hobbs and Hayes paced Sharples with 16 each.

Bill Gnepper Rich Kline New Riegel Blue Jackets Spencer Sharples St. Paul New Riegel Lakeside Sharples Knepper Blue Jackets Mike Rogier

Tar Heels Top Utah 73 61 In Rainbow Classic Opener

North Carolina defeated Utah 73 61 in the Rainbow Classic as five players scored in double figures. The Tar Heels prepare for a semi final clash with Washington after the earlier matchup where Washington beat SubPac 86 77.

Tar Heels Utah New York Hawaii Pacific Ocean North Carolina Washington SubPac Tarheels Huskies Louisville Honolulu South Carolina Danny Traylor

Donohue Tops USAC Earnings in 1972

Mark Donohue, the defending Indianapolis 500 champion, led USAC drivers in earnings for 1972 as total purses across USAC events exceeded $3.5 million. Donohue earned $244,748 in the championship division, followed by Roger McCluskey with $226,993 across championship, stock car, and dirt track events.

Indianapolis Ind UPI Mark Donohue United States Auto Club USAC Donohue Roger McCluskey

Knicks Dominate Buffalos in 107-86 Victory

Knicks jump to a 37-13 first quarter run and cruise past Buffalo 107-86. Willis Reed and Earl Monroe score 10 each in a 25-4 run as Bob McAdoo leads Buffalo with 23.

Wurst Buffalo Jack Ramsay Braves New York Knicks Ramsay Knicks Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore Atlanta Golden State Cleveland Willis Reed Earl Monroe Walt Frazier

Botts Opens Two-Stroke Lead At Laguna Seca Pro-Am

Rafe Botts, the veteran Los Angeles touring pro, shot a four under par 67 in winds to lead by two strokes at the halfway point of the Laguna Seca-Delmonte Hyatt Pro-Am Invitational held at Laguna Seca Golf Ranch in Monterey California.

Monterey Calif UPI Los Angeles Rafe Botts Laguna Seca

Galion Tops River Valley In OT For Third NOL Win

Galion defeated River Valley 68 64 in overtime as Dave Repp scored 32 points to lead the Tigers. Chip Durtschi and Steve Kent added four clutch free throws in the extra period. Bellevue beat Port Clinton 55 45 and Upper Sandusky edged Kenton 55 50.

Galion River Valley Bellevue Port Clinton Upper Sandusky Kenton Chip Durtschi Steve Kent Dave Repp Willard Mike Bourma Dave Jones Tiger Mike Gilbert Craig Jesse Galton Vikings Tigers

Dayton football player Matt Dahlinghaus dies from injury

University of Dayton defensive end Matt Dahlinghaus, 20, died from complications after a broken neck suffered in a Nov. 11 game at Bowling Green State University. He remained paralyzed from the neck down and had been treated at St. Vincent Hospital in Toledo and then St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Doctors cited a massive pulmonary clot as a factor in his death.

St. Elizabeth Medical Center Dahlinghaus McVay St. Vincent Hospital Toledo

Classified Ads Work for You Around the Clock

Full time performers advertised as available through a phone number 662 4241 for placement of classified ads. The brief promotes 24 hour service and invites readers to call.

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