NFC All Stars Take Pro Bowl Revenge In LA
The NFC defeated the AFC 27 6 in the 21st Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. Mel Renfro returned punts 82 and 56 yards for touchdowns in the fourth quarter, while John Brodie led a late scoring drive including a 23 yard pass to Dave Osborn.
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Ohio Pastors Convocation Opens With Dartmouth Scholar Talk
The 52nd annual Ohio Pastors Convocation opened in Columbus with Dr. Charles Dailey of Dartmouth College presenting Psychological Implications of Conflict. Gov. John J. Gilligan is slated to speak on The Community as the three day event continues with ecumenical services, denominational meetings, film previews, and media resource discussions.
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Galion Narrowly Beats Norwalk Reserves In OT
Galion edged the Norwalk reserves 65-62 in overtime after a late regulation rally. Doug White sparked Norwalk with two field goals and a 60-56 lead, but Galion tied it at the buzzer and pulled away in the extra period behind key plays from Terry Jobe and Dave E Jones.
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Riders Whip Keystone For 10th In Firelands Clash
Western Reserve Roughriders, 10-2 this season, topple Keystone 71 50 in independent play. Dave Mesenberg scores 20, Jerry Hilaman adds 10 and 12 rebounds as WR builds a 30 22 halftime lead before maintaining control through the second half.
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Truckers Climb to Sole Contention in NOL Race
Norwalk has won four straight Northern Ohio League games after an early 0-1 start to sit 5-5 in the league and 7-6 overall. A decisive 86-72 win over Galion boosted belief as Bellevue and Upper Sandusky outcomes favored Norwalk.
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NOL Action Tiffin Laces Bellevue To Share First
In the Northern Ohio League Bellevue loses to Tiffin Columbian 86-64 as second-place Tiffin narrows the gap. Bellevue’s stifled scorers Jim Green and Don Seymour struggle while Steve King and Don Bland top Tiffin with 20 points each.
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Recreation Schedule Highlights Races and Games
The schedule lists Friday activities from 6 a.m. including Men’s Physical Fitness at the Rec Gym, and Jr. & Sr. High students games in the evening. Saturday features multiple matches: Maplehurst vs Pleasant at 8:30, St Pauls teams versus St Marys at 9:15 and 10, then a 1 p.m. junior and high students game, Midway vs M. Wildes at 1, Norwalk Furniture vs Navy at 2:15, Bergstedts vs Pugh’s Stars at 3:30, and Schaffers vs Huron County Bank at 4:15, with a closing in the evening.
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Moon rock displays draw global crowds in 1969 70
UPI reports NASA says Apollo 11 and 12 moon rocks were shown worldwide last year to 41 million people. In the United States moon samples visited all 50 states with about 12 million viewers. About 14 million saw the Expo 70 lunar display in Asaka, Japan.
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Lane Hired By Brewers As Director Of Personnel
Milwaukee reports Frank Lane 74 has been hired as director of player personnel for the Brewers. Lane began as an assistant general manager with Cincinnati in 1933 and has led four major league clubs including the Cleveland Indians.
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