Indians Take First Choice In Winter Draft
New York power lift. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn suggests a possible telephone draft as baseball may hold the last live winter draft in a ballroom. Indians pick Caroll Chembliss, Padres select John Henry Scott, Pilots pick George Bacher, Expos take Frank Hale. secondary phase includes William Fahey as Senators catcher. Norwalk edges Perkins 14-10 in a well coached high school game highlighted by disciplined stall tactics and critical late defense.
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San Diego Padres
John Henry Scott
Centennial High School
Los Angeles
Seattle Pilots
George Bacher
Quincy Mass
Houston Expos
Frank Russell Hale
San Antonio
Washington Senators
William Roger Fahey
Roughriders Beat Keystone 65-61 In Narrow Win
Western Reserve, in their second win of the season, defeated Keystone 65-61 behind 20 points from Mike Weisenberger 18 from Terry Patrick and 15 from Dave Mesenberg. Keystone led early 14-10, held a 28-26 halftime edge, but WR outscored them in the third to seize a 48-42 advantage. Keystone won the reserve game 37-25.
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Margaretta defeats Edison 82 61 in basketball clash
Margaretta Polar Bears topple Edison Chargers 82 to 61 in an independent game. Tom Keller leads Margaretta with 22 points while Edison’s Terry Meagrew 16 and Jeff Kernell 15 pace the Chargers. Margaretta’s reserves win 45 28.
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Gibsonburg Sacks New London 89 41 in Nonleague Showdown
Gibsonburg led from start to finish and beat New London 89 to 41 as Pat Shesser scored 25 for the winners. Jerry Randleman Bruce Babcock and John McLaughlin each had seven for New London who shot 13 of 26 from the line.
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Wilt Chamberlain Aims Return By Early March
Wilt Chamberlain, out for the Lakers with a knee tendon rupture, says he will return when his right knee is stronger. He trains ten hours daily, including three weight sessions and long beach walks, as he rehabilitates under Dr. Robert Kerlan and in Beverly Hills.
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Moore Eby Lead Monroeville Past Lakeside 71 59
Monroeville beat Danbury Lakeside 71 to 59 as Steve Moore and Jeff Eby combined for 48 points. Moore scored 26 and Eby 22 with Chet Roberts adding 11. Lakeside's John Dress led the Lakers with 19. Lakeside falls to 1 win in 11, Monroeville improves to 10 and 1.
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Gabriel Delivers Clinching Pass in Pro Bowl Thriller
In Los Angeles, quarterback Roman Gabriel led the West to a 16 13 victory over the East with a 28 yard game clinching pass to Carroll Dale with 72 seconds left. Gale Sayers named MVP back while Gary Larsen filled in for Fred Miller.
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Penix Adds New Life To Falcons
Jim Penix sparked Bowling Green with 27 points and 11 rebounds in a 64-59 MAC win over Miami Ohio University. The Falcons move to 3-0 in conference play, leading Western Michigan and Ohio University.
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