Danhoff Receives Class AA First Team Honors
Willard senior Don Danhoff was named to the Class AA First team by the Associated Press in the Ohio Northwest District High School Basketball Team selections. The 6-4 forward averaged about 15 points and 11 rebounds per game as he helped lead the Flashes.
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Alabama Edges Virginia Tech In NIT Quarterfinals
Alabama defeated Virginia Tech 79 to 72 to advance in the National Invitation Tournament quarterfinals. Houston topped Illinois State 91 to 90 in a tight matchup to reach the semis.
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Local Owner Rides Winner At Northfield
Turks Yankee driven by owner Jack Aldrich surged on the backstretch to win the Northfield Park feature by a length and a half over Roger Arr. The colt earned a return of 8.20 5.40 and 3.60, with Bold Gene finishing third. The 5-1-2 exacta paid 483.30 to 104 tickets.
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Concepcion Signs Five Year Contract With Reds
All star shortstop Dave Concepcion signed a five year contract with the Cincinnati Reds, the club announced in Tampa. The deal, longest in Reds history, is estimated at about 1 million dollars over the period. Concepcion, 28, batted .281 last season and has started the last two All Star games and earned Gold Gloves three straight years. He homered in his exhibition debut as Cincinnati beat Kansas City Royals 5 0. Dwight Tkach of Norwalk placed seventh in the Ohio Tournament Bowlers Association event in Canton, earning 225 dollars.
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Hockey Merger Foreseen
Alan Eagleson joined the NHL Players Association fact finding panel amid merger talks with the WHA in New York. Eagleson doubted a merger by next season while noting contract and compensation issues, with players and owners divided on team access and ownership after a potential merger.
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Purchase of School Buses by Huron County Commissioners
Sealed proposals will be received by the Huron County Commissioners in Norwalk Ohio at 10 00 March 24 1977 for 48 passenger school buses. Bids must meet state and federal safety and construction standards and be marked clearly. The right to reject any bids is reserved by Dan Gessner Clerk Maurice B Smith.
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Judy Dyer
Aloysius P. Gates
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Willard Marsh area sharecropping opportunity in Huron County
A notice offers 157 acres for sharecropping at Willard Marsh Wildlife Area in Huron County, including 84 acres of corn and 73 of oats. Bids open March 4, 1977 at 3:00 p.m. in Findlay. Bid forms available from Robert Frey in Norwalk or from Wildlife District Two in Findlay.
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