Willie & Andy's Upset Keeps City League Thriller Tight
Willie & Andy's edged Rench 72 71 to move into third place while Rench dropped to second a half game behind Wasiniak's. Larry Richardson clinched it with five seconds left, tying Artie Johnson for game high at 25 as Rots Payne and Majoy added 23 and 14 for Willie & Andy's. Wasiniak's beat Monroeville Merchants 77 62 as Schumm 20 Fairchild 21 led the winners, Hosang 21 topped Merchants, and Wakeman Bank beat Sheller Globe 83 79 in overtime behind Dalton 28.
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Pearson 880 Team Aths Impress At Ohio State Meet
Diane Pearson of the Greater Lake Erie WTC placed fourth in the 880-yard run at the Ohio State Mid West Indoor Championships in 7.0 seconds, two tenths behind the winner Alfreda Daniels. Pearson teamed with Jenny Gill Pat Hanna and Amy Prentice for a fourth in the 880 relay, clocking 1 46.0 to set a club record. Coach Bill Ream noted the improvement and a possible Knights of Columbus meet invitation in Cleveland. The next meet is Feb 4 at Ohio State University.
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Barber Wins Playoff in Tucson Open History Making Finish
Miller Barber defeated George Archer in a two format playoff after a 72-hole Tucson Open tied finish. Barber sealed the title with a 20-foot birdie on the 21st hole of the playoff for the $30,000 first prize, Archer earning $17,000 plus $5,000 telecast share.
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Flyers Rip Panthers In Two Half Win At Sandusky St Mary
St Paul eighth graders turned a poor first half into a strong second, defeating Sandusky St Mary 50-34. Chuck Borgeson led with 20 points, while Mike Grell and Joe Gross added ten each and combined for 28 rebounds. Mees topped the Panthers with eight. The Flyers face Western Reserve next Wednesday.
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Want Ads Offer Easy Life Help
Classified line invites readers to use Want Ads for renting selling hiring with a dial number 662 4241 to contact an ad writer for assistance.
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Final Shot Lifts Senior Stars Past Temptations in Overtime
Jeff Brandts scored 46 points including a 20 second overtime bucket to give the Senior Stars a 91 90 win over Temptations to stay atop the A division. James Adcock led Temptations with 31 points, Phil Daniels added 20 for the losers, Don Sweet had 18 for the Stars.
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Don Sweet
Bulls End Warriors Winning Streak With Key Victory
Chicago Bulls defeated the Golden State Warriors 110-105 in Chicago. Chet Walker led with 29 points as Jerry Sloan added 22 and Bob Weiss 19, while Nate Thurmond and Jeff Mullins paced the Warriors with Mullins scoring 43.
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Cavaliers Activate Carr For Tonight's Game Against Warriors
Cleveland reactivates star guard Austin Carr after a right ankle sprain. He is expected to play against Golden State tonight as the Cavaliers clear roster space by waiving forward Jackie Ridge. Carr had averaged 25 points in nine games earlier this season.
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Cincy Royals Coach Cousy Refuses to Accept Defeat
Cincinnati Royals coach Bob Cousy says he has acclimated to losing but refuses to give up. He notes the team’s 14 game skid, struggles to reach the playoffs, and his philosophy of squeezing maximum value from players. He recalls trading Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas, defends past decisions, and cites discipline after a 38 point loss to Milwaukee.
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NHL Players Seek 150 Percent Pay Boost For Playoffs
NHL Players Association presses for a 150 increase in playoff pay as owners weigh divisional formats for a 16 team league. Alan Eagleson cites current pay of 10 000 per man in playoffs versus proposed 25 000 and notes pension gaps. The WHA threat and escrow demands color negotiations before the 1972-73 season runs Oct 3 to Apr 1 with 78 games.
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