Reflector's Henry Dalton Dominates With 27 Points
Western Reserve junior guard Henry Dalton earned Reflector's Player of the Week after a 27 point night against Hillsdale, boosting his season average to 12.8. Dalton scored 24 of his points from the field, showed range from foul line to circle, and helped the Riders despite a 64-63 loss.
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Wily White Tail Tops Ohio Deer Hunt Report
After Ohio’s long bow deer season closes, preliminary checks show 58 long bow deer taken in Ohio with Erie County leading at seven. Wildlife officials urge return of deer hunting permit questionnaires as overall deer sightings remain high and ice fishing reports note solid perch and bluegill catches in Sandusky Bay and Norwalk reservoirs.
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Ashland Eagles Cage Hopes Soar Under Musselman
Ashland College basketball coach Bill Musselman in his third season steers the Eagles who lead the nation in defense. They crushed Winston-Salem 57-40 as W S ranked 13th in the UPI small college poll, reflecting a stingy defense that held opponents to 33.8 points per game this season.
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NAIA standings note and regional results
NAIA record pace of 42.7 points per game noted. Ashland lost 38-36 to Ohio Northern in the regional first round costing a Winston-Salem bid. Xavier 84 Detroit College 81. Findlay 78 Bluffton 70. Youngstown State 75 Michigan Lutheran 71. two games postponed by weather including Kentucky State at Central State and Oakland Ind at Rio Grande. Jim Basista scored 22 for Ashland. Bob Quick led Xavier with 25 points in late surge. Jerry Calder 25 and Jim Calder 18 for Findlay. Bluffton’s Mark Froning and Jim Sommer 20 each.
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Alcindor May Be Sidelined by Eye Injury
UCLA star Lew Alcindor may miss the big test against No. 2 Houston after an eye injury suffered Friday. Specialists say only day to day recovery is possible and he is kept in a darkened room for treatment.
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Rupp Honored After 770th Victory Edges Georgia
Adolph Rupp, seven wins from the all time college basketball mark, is celebrated after Kentucky beats Georgia 104-73 in Lexington. The ceremony honors him as the winningest coach as Kentucky heads on a five game road trip. He needs four more wins to clinch No. 1 with upcoming games at Auburn and Tennessee.
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All Star Game Opens With Moment of Silence
Maple Leafs Gardens will host a minute of silence for NHL’s first fatality. Bill Masterton of the Minnesota North Stars died after a Saturday injury from a head impact on the ice, casting a somber tone over the All-Star game between defending champions and league stars.
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Chamberlain Tops NBA in Outstanding Player Pick
New York United Press International reports Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers is rated the league's outstanding player, with 1113 points in 46 games, while Dave Bing of the Detroit Pistons leads scoring with 1246 points in 45 games at 27.7 average.
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Packers secret to success says conditioning and discipline
A column argues Green Bay’s dominance comes from conditioning under Vince Lombardi. It cites players and teams, from Dick Williams to Cas sius Clay, noting fat teams fare poorly. Packers use grass drills conducted by Lombardi, led by Bart Starr’s praise of their fitness.
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