Illinois Upsets No. 1 MSU In Close Big Ten Thriller
Illinois, ranked third, edged Michigan State 57-55 at Assembly Hall before 16,209 fans. Eddie Johnson drilled a 15-foot jumper with three seconds left, boosting Illinois to 15 straight wins and a 16-game nation’s best active streak.
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UPI
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Michigan State
Eddie Johnson
Assembly Hall
Ilini
Ohio State
Iowa
MSU
East Lansing
Iltins
Lou Henson
Wildcats Top Mapleton In Non League Wrestling Dual
Mapleton New London opened strong winning five of the first six matches before a rally by New London secured a 41-22 victory. notables include Perkins forfeit at 98, Ferrebee’s 1 28 pin at 112, Kurz 5-4 at 119, Meade 124 decision, and late pins by Oney, Debber, Grilley to seal the dual.
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Mapleton
New London
Mike Perkins
Wildcats
Bill Perkins
Bill Rodgers
Bill Ferrebee
Doug Huff
Craig Kurz
Mounties
Rocky Huff
Rocky Meade
Mike Walters
Jay Oney
Mike Babcock
Mike Debber
Ken Hale
Mike Grilley
Eric Puder
Bob Kozel
Ron Dubick
Tim Scheerer
Tim Peters
Times Do Change Aggie's Bowling Scorecard March 1972
The column notes growth in bowling membership and scores from March 1972 as changes in balls lane dressings and higher averages reflect a evolving scene while City Tournament participation remains weak with 42 men’s teams at Kenilee Lanes starting January 20. Local results from the Gala Lanes and Gabion include top scores and series stacks across multiple bowlers with averages and high games listed.
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Kenilee Lanes
Ohio Elks
Gala Lanes
Gabion
Iowa State Paves Way For Bruce To Ohio State
ISU President Robert Parks said Bruce will be released from his four year contract with no penalty. Parks pledged a nationwide search for a new coach while Bruce heads to OSU. Some ISU staff plan to follow Bruce. others will seek the head job internally or apply after the search.
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Iowa
UPI
Earle Bruce
Ohio State
Iowa State University
ISU
Robert W. Parks
Parks
Bruce
OSU
Wayne Stanley
Cyclones
Columbus
Jim Williams
Sioux City
Williams
Flyers fall to Danbury Lakeside in non league game
St. Paul girls basketball suffered a 48-32 defeat as cold shooting in the first half left them with a 26-11 deficit. Mary Ann Creamer led with 10 points while Lakeside dominated with 20 defensive and 18 offensive rebounds. The Flyers rallied in the second half but couldn’t overcome the poor start, and they travel to Monroeville next Tuesday for a Firelands Conference game.
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St. Paul’s
Flyers
Danbury Lakeside
Cats Rally To Beat Pirates 41-32 In Firelands Clash
Sullivan New London's girls basketball team overcame Black River 41-32 in a Firelands Conference game. The Wildcats trailed 11-6 after the first quarter before a 46 percent second quarter propelled them to a halftime lead and a 29-21 edge after three. Joni Stolled led with 13 points while Kathy Perkins and Susie Howsman dominated the boards with 16 and 15 rebounds respectively. Repp noted defensive shifts stymied Black River as New London improved to 2-3 in conference play and prepared to face Western Reserve Tuesday.
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New London
Black River
Wildcats
Lanny Repp
Kathy Perkins
Susie Howsman
Joni
Connie's Laundry sweeps to first, leads Winslow by four
Connie's Laundry defeated Winslow Farms in straight sets 15-13 15-3 15-7 to solidify first place with a 40-5 record while Winslow slid to 36-9. Other Monday results include Mike Meyer and Bob Meyer Realty sweeping, Huron County Bank dropping to last place, and Zeller's Trucking reaching 50 wins in the B Division.
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Winslow Farms
Connie’s
Winslow
Connie's
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Chevrolet
Mike Meyers
Crow Lumber
Wasniak Contractors
Holman’s
Gems
van Dresser
Comet Cleaners
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Zeller’s
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Truckers
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Seitz
Norwalk Merchants
Mat
W-L
Citizens National Bank
Connie's Laundry
Continental Cablevision
Bob Meyer Chevrolet
Paul E. Bleile
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Norweco
Holman Gems
Maple Tree Lounge
Phil Leak Co
Norwalk Furniture
Beach Diversified
Clancy's
Barman & Seitz
Durable Mat
Harry's Hair Shop
Sparky's
Berry's Restaurant
Bill Terry's
Sheller Globe
Lehman Johnson
WL Reineck
Norwalk
Hug Concrete
Prestige Pools
C. Mann Builders
Dauch Concrete UN
Heuston Gerber
Center Manufacturing
Don Tester
Betchmans Greenhouse
Landmark Foods
Bennett Electric
Dublos
ET. Specialty
GOISKINING CLEAR FORK SNOW TRAILS WINTER OPEN WEEKEND
Snow Trails and Goiskining Clear Fork announce weekend operations with multiple lifts and tows. Goiskining opens 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday through Monday in all main areas including quad and yellow chair. Snow Trails offers Mt Mansfield triple chair and alpine trails with bases between 10 and 22 inches and Toboggan run operating evenings and weekend hours.
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Ohio State futures cloud for Art Schlichter
OSU quarterback Art Schlichter says his future is up in the air after Iowa State coach Earle Bruce is named to succeed Woody Hayes. Schlichter, who also plays basketball, would consider talking with the new coach and his parents before deciding on transfers or future plans. His father says Chaump could have been a strong choice.
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UPI
Ohio State University
Art Schlichter
Iowa State
Earle Bruce
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Tom Pastorious
Iowa
Schlichter
Bruce
George Chaump
OSU
Max Schlichter
Art
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