Keith Kline and Kramb Dominate FC All Conference Team
South Central claims Firelands Conference dominance as Keith Kline of Black River edges Tom Kramb of South Central for Player of the Year. First team includes Kline Kramb Weisenberger Didion Honeycutt with several juniors and seniors from Mapleton Western Reserve Monroeville. Coach Terry Hunt named Coach of the Year while Kline leads in scoring assists and record shots this season.
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Clyde Honeycutt
South Central
Dennis Didion
Monroeville
Tom Kramb
Keith Kline
Black River
Tim Weisenberger
Western Reserve
Terry Hunt
Don Hohler
Trojans
Kline
Kramb
Honeycutt
Didion
Phil Biddinger
Mapleton
Ron Strimpfel
Don Long
Phil Collins
New London
John Cooke
Edison
St. Paul
Tom Oliva
Keith Ridge
Chuck Rinehart
Guy Ebinger
Clyde Fultz
Ted Iceman
Ray Fannin
Ron Young
Jack Snoddy
Medina County
Weisenberger
Eagles
Long
Strimpfel
Ron Ross
HGT
K. Kline
T. Kramb
T. Weisenberger
D. Didion
Mon
C. Honeycutt
P. Biddinger
Map
R. Strimpfel
D. Long
P. Collins
J. Cooke
C. Fultz
C. Rinehart
R. Fannin
T. Oliva
St.p
Soph
G. Ebinger
R. Young
J. Snoddy
T. Iceman
K. Ridge
St. P
Otterbein Kayoed In OC Tournament
Otterbein loses 63-59 to Marietta in the Ohio Conference tournament northern division semi final. Marietta, led by Chuck Robinson with 25, advances with Heidelberg and Oberlin also winning their games.
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Otterbein
Ohio
Cardinals
Marietta
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Oberlin
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Denison
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Capital
Mount Union
Muskingum
Bob Deckard
Chuck Robinson
Kevin Falk
Scott Weakley
Mike Stumpf
Bucks Edge Kings In Overtime Thriller
The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Kansas City Omaha Kings 116 to 113 in OT before 9,536 at Omaha City Auditorium. Nate Archibald scored all nine OT points for the Kings but Lucius Allen and Kareem Abdul Jabbar combined for 59, while Jon McGlocklin sealed the win with two late baseline jumpers.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Kansas City- Omaha Kings
Bucks
Omaha
City Auditorium
Nate Archibald
Kings
Johnny Green
Lucius Allen
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Archibald
Jon McGlocklin
The
Riggs Challenges Top Women in Equal Play Clash
Bobby Riggs, 55, claims no woman can beat a man on an equal basis and bets $5,000 winner take all against any top female player. He taunts Billie Jean King and others while vowing a tough, cash-backed challenge as supporters note his discipline and endurance.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Bobby Riggs
San Diego
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Margaret Smith Court
Chris Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Nancy Richey Gunter
Hans Vichary
The
Valley Tennis Club
Riggs
Vichory
Bobby
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
St Paul IV Jayvees win Firelands Conference basketball crown
The St Paul IV Jayvees top the Firelands with an 11 3 record and 13 5 overall mark, claiming the school coaching staff notes strong defense holding 18 opponents to 32 2 points a game. Sophomores Scott Tinker and Mike Watkins lead scoring with 5 66 and 5 38 points per game respectively as the squad belts a standout underdog season. Gerald Didion Steve Gross and Keith Smith join the varsity briefly as the squad closes out the year with strong defense and depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler
St. Paul
Jayvees
Bill Hubans
Flyers
Scott Tinker
Mike Watkins
Mark Schaffer
Watkins
Schaffer
Matt Gross
Gross
Tinker
Bill Rospert
John Meesig
Hubans
Gerald Didion
Steve Gross
Keith Smith
Bennett Clips Independents in City Basketball League
Bennett Electric defeated the Sandusky Independents 83 to 62 with Dave Sweet and Mike Gillingham each scoring 18. Ted Kastor led Upper Construction with 21 points against Osborne Honor Farm. Mac's Sons beat Saginaw Wire as John Adams scored 18.
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Bennett Electric
Firelands
Dave Sweet
Sandusky Independents
Upper Construction
Osborne Honor Farm
Mac
Saginaw Wire
Bennett
Sweet
Mike Gillingham
Mike Carter
Jerry Kersher
Sandusky
Wait Matthews
Ray Neill
John Adams
Scott Hite
Jim McLaughlin
Herb Schmidt
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Mark Roads
Dave Lewis
Wheeling
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Dolph Shayes
Matt Guokas
Guokas
Oscar Robertson
Don Kojis
Milwaukee
Jim Fox
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