Duke navigates Big Ten turmoil amid basketball brawl fiercest year
Wayne Duke, new Big Ten commissioner, reflects on a crisis filled year starting with Woody Hayes outbursts and a Rose Bowl loss. He cites lessons from the Minnesota Ohio State incident and defends his cautious, thorough approach while facing public scrutiny. The crisis reshaped collegiate basketball and provoked calls for swifter action.
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Nicklaus brushes aside grand slam talk after Masters win
Nicklaus says a four majors sweep is unlikely this year and focuses on the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach then the British Open at Muirfield. He notes odds against a single-year Grand Slam but remains confident after finishing 286 at Augusta. Teammates and rivals lauded his performance and skill.
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Lakers stumble in opener as Bucks dominate 93 to 72
Milwaukee's defense stifled Los Angeles holding the Lakers to 72 points and 20 percent shooting. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 33 points while Wilt Chamberlain and Goodrich struggled. Sharman blamed the Lakers' poor offense and a five day layoff for the defeat.
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Cavaliers ready to draft third in NBA draft
Cleveland coach Bill Fitch weighs options at the NBA draft. He may swap picks with Los Angeles to get Rick Roberson, or draft one of six players in the first round, led by 6-9 Robert McAdoo and 6-10 centers Gianelli Martin Riker. Fitch seeks a veteran forward via trade and aims to avoid finishing last.
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Southview Star Tom Wilhelm Signs with Akron
Lorain Southview standout Tom Wilhelm signed a letter of intent with the University of Akron joining 20 Lorain County athletes at Akron. The 210-pound tailback earned All-NOC first team honors, runs the 40 in 4.7 seconds, and handled Saints punting. Akron coach Jim Dennison praised his versatility and recruitability. Wilhelm plans to major in physical education.
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United Polish Club Softball Practice Tonight at West Park
The United Polish Club slow pitch softball team holds a practice today at 5 30 PM on West Park Diamond Two.
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