OSU declines to cover Hayes court costs in Rose Bowl clash
Ohio State University will not pay Woody Hayes legal costs after he was charged with battery in a Pasadena incident. President Harold Enarson says the university cannot use public funds for legal representation and Hayes may seek reimbursement later. An athletic department inquiry is to assess possible university action.
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St Paul Freshmen Win Sixth Straight
The St Paul freshmen defeated Sandusky St Mary 35 to 31 in overtime. Duane Traves led with 12 points while Joe Gross had eight, Chuck Borgeson seven, and others contributing. Coach Jeff Richards praised the late overtime defense and calm play.
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Why Leave Home to Shop for Home Furnishings Today
Classified section highlights big values in home furnishings with discounts and sale items. Find sofas, chairs, tables, and decor at reduced prices from local retailers.
Norwalk Poised For High Seed In Sandusky Sectional
Norwalk appears likely to be a top two seed in the Sandusky sectional as Huron leads with undefeated form. Willard drops to the Mansfield Malabar grouping with six rivals. Bracket rules updated allowing top two seeds to select first round opponents. Sectional dates set for Feb 23 24 with finals March 2 3 and district at Ashland March 7 10.
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Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open opens with star-studded first round
Johnny Miller Dave Stockton and Julius Boros lead the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open after a 67 as Nicklaus shoots 69 and Sam Snead posts 70. Bob Rosburg sits one back at 68. Arnold Palmer struggles with 75 while Stockton hits an eagle from 120 yards on the 12th.
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Bennett Edges Monroeville In City Basketball Thriller
Bennett Electric upset Monroeville 76-69 as George Williams led with 18 points and Chet Fairchild added 12. Monroeville star Bob Krull scored 27 with 12 from David Rice and 10 each from Dick Miller and Roger Schug. Attica Hotel beat Wakeman 84-57. Saginaw Wire topped Upper Construction 74-68. other scorers included Chuck Holm 27 for Attica Hotel and Tom Burrer 16 for Wakeman.
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Warriors Keep Lakers In Sight With Big Win
Golden State beat Portland 108-83 as Rick Barry and Nate Thurmond totaled 50 points to pull within four games of first place in the Pacific Division. Barry had 30 and Thurmond 20, while Sidney Wicks led Portland with 22 points and 15 rebounds.
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Dream Game pits Dolphins against all time stars on radio
A computerized dream game featuring the Super Bowl bound Miami Dolphins and an all time football all-star team will be heard on several Florida radio stations on January 7. The lineup includes Sammy Baugh John Unitas Jim Brown Red Grange and Jim Thorpe.
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