Amherst Keeps Basketball Coach by a Narrow Board Vote
Amherst School Board rehires basketball coach Christie by a 3 to 2 vote after debate over community interests. The district previously saw Norris Smith removed and several resignations accepted including wrestling and track staff. The team last season went 6-13 and was eliminated in the sectional opener.
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Amherst
Christie
Kennedy
Comets
Strongsville
Iber Kenneth Sklarek
Impusly
Ae Lo Christie
Norris Smith
Wade Hubbard
Thomas Saal
Joseph Gressack
Edward Tansey
Michael Mackin
Tiech powers Pioneers to eighth straight win
Elyria's Rich Tiech threw seven strong innings as the Pioneers beat North Olmsted 3-1 to extend their perfect season. Elyria exploded for three runs in the first, aided by a misplayed double play and a wild throw, then Tiech settled in and held off the Eagles the rest of the way. Maser suffered the loss for North Olmsted, while Sito and Kovacs supplied the runs for Elyria.
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Elytia
Rich Tiech
North Olmsted
Pioneers
Steve Sinegal
Mike Simon
Dan Maser
Maser
Sunegal
Simon
Sunagel
Sito
Mike Marquardt
Mike Kovacs
Kovacs
Tiech
Eagles
John Steele
Steele
Beery
Lorain
Buckeye
Steelmen
Elyria
Ely Field
Brewers
Don Money
John Briggs
Pedro Garcia
Aspromonte
Ray Lamb
Dick Tidrow
Lamb
Tidrow
Midview
Jim Elyria
Black Hawks seize early lead in Stanley Cup series
In New York the Chicago Black Hawks edged the Rangers 2 1 to take a 1 0 series lead. Stan Mikita scored the winner in the final period while Tony Esposito turned aside 37 of 38 Ranger shots. Jim Pappin opened the scoring for Chicago on a deflection off Jim Neilson.
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Black Hawks
New York
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Hawk
Stan Mikita
Tony Esposito
Ranger
Esposito
The
Hawks
Jim Pappin
Jim Neilson
Walt Tkaczuk
Rangers
Mikitas
Kennedy faces NBA board ruling on Brisker case and draft pick
The NBA Board of Governors meets to decide if Commissioner Kennedy acted with misconduct in the John Brisker dispute and whether Philadelphia or Seattle gets the No. 4 first round pick. Brisker, a 6 foot 5 forward, moved from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh then Seattle, affecting the 1972 draft outcome and fines.
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New York
Board of Governors
National Basketball Association
Walter Pannel
John Brisker
Philadelphia
Seattle
Brisker
Pittsburgh
American Basketball Association
Kennedy
76Ers
SuperSonics
Lakers edge Warriors in thriller to take series lead
Los Angeles overcome late deficit as Jerry West hits 15 foot jumper with eight seconds left to seal a 101-99 victory in Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference semifinal. McMillian scores 37 for the Lakers while Nate Thurmond and Jeff Mullins pace Golden State with 22 each. series moves to Oakland for Games 3 and 4.
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Houston
Los Angeles
World Hockey Association
Inglewood. Calif
UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
West
Clutch
West Virginia
Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Warriors
Golden State
Nate Thurmond
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Jeff Mullins
Garden State
McMillian
Oakland
Gail Goodrich
Unclear sports note from Milwaukee and Cleveland game
Fragmentary report lists players Gamble Briggs Garcia Hendrick Kenney and rough scoring tags for Milwaukee and Cleveland. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm teams final score or event details.
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E-Parsone
Garcia
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Oeigo
Gamble
Kenny
Money
Briggs
Hendrick
Sf-Kenney
Major League standings and game results fragment
A fragmented recap shows standings with teams such as California Minnesota Texas Chicago Detroit and New York. Listings include pitchers like Blylevan Perry and Woodie pam akew. schedules note Oakland at Kansas City and New York at Baltimore with night games. Tuesday results show Philadelphia Montreal Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis and a San Francisco Atlanta score pair with San Diego Las Amecas 7 Houston in the draft.
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California
Ryan
Minnesota
Blylevan
Texas
Pau
Lockwood
Cleland
Strom
Detroit
Perry
Boston
Tian
Oakland
Hunter
Kansas City
Orage
New York
Medica Celi UK
Baltmar
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Montreal
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Atanta
Crecinmatr
Houston
Texas & Clevelant
Oaklard
Ant
Philadelphi
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Senney
Sehool
Gerry Scrivens
Jack Sito
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LaBlanc
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Burt Rbi
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N. Olmsted
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Gibbons
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Cleveland Indians
George Hendrick
Milwaukee Brewers
FC Hendrick
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Tsaw
Hank Aaron
Indians
Ken Aspromonte
Jim Warfield
Tribe
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Aaron
Willie McCovey
Homer
Billy Champion
Oscar Gamble
Jerry Kenney
Charlie Spikes
Dave Duncan
Parsons
Bounder
Kenney
Billy Reay
J.P. Bardeleau
Bordeleau
Bobby Hull
Reay
Canadiens
Flyers
Larry Robinson
Phil Russell
Mikita
Cookie John Marks
U.S. District Court
John H. Tenney
Dodge Tenney
Jim Cour
UPI Sports
Rick Barry
Jim Barnett
Bill Bridges
Laker
Bill Sharman
Jim McMillian
Cleveland Millwasseerii Gamble
May O.kenney
Money Chinbiss
Briggs Ellin
Scott Spikes O' Lahoud
Thoma Hadrick
Porter
Viskovich Caréessa
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Bory Er
Linzy al Tidrow
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