Roundtree lifts Princeton past Sandusky in AAA semifinals
Ken Roundtree's 44-yard touchdown run with 7 18 left gave Cincinnati Princeton a 13-11 win over Sandusky at Dayton Welcome Stadium. Princeton, 10-0, advances to the state final against the Berea-Zanesville winner. Sandusky ends 9-2.
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St. Joseph
Jeff Gottron
Texan in Leningrad seeks spark of hope for paralysis
Kent Waldrop, a former TCU tailback paralyzed from the chest down after a 1974 Alabama game injury, travels to the Polenov Institute in Leningrad for experimental enzyme treatment and high oxygen therapy. He battles doctors’ skepticism, funds strain, and a stubborn hope to regain some function while guiding fellow paraplegics.
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Riders Revved Western Reserve Eyes Firelands Title Repeat
Riders Revved Western Reserve, favored to defend the Firelands Conference crown, return three lettermen and feature 6-6 senior David Timbs and 6-4 senior Eric Robson. Timbs stars on the frontline with scoring and rebounding, while Robson anchors the backcourt alongside veterans like Chuck Adkins and Paul Finley. The squad opens at Danbury Lakeside, then hosts St. Mary Central Catholic, seeking strong defense and boards to fuel another deep run.
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Eric Robson
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Paul Finley
Ted Patrick
Barry Holzmiller
Holzmiller
Jeff Horn
Mark Winkler
Kevin Burke
Steve Reed
Randy Pederson
Robson
Danbury Lakeside
St. Mary Central Catholic
Panthers
South Central
Celtics rally past Nuggets in Cowens coaching debut
Boston held on for a 120-118 victory over Denver as Jave Cowens began his coaching tenure with a win. Key performances included Nate Archibald with 18 points and six assists, Chris Ford 22 points, and Denver’s David Thompson scoring 33. The win ends a seven-game slide for Boston as they press toward improved tempo and confidence.
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Elvin Hayes
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Hayes
Ed Jordan
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Doug Collins
Walter Davis
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Fred Brown
Lonnie Shelton
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