Archery results and hockey notes from Monday meet and NHL games
Archery results show winners across divisions at Wobpink Lanes led by Cheyenne Apache Sioux and Mohawk with high scorers Ernie Morrow Ed Boyce Hazel Boyce Yinda Dean. The sports column shifts to NHL action noting the New York Rangers stretch unbeaten streak to 13 with a 6 3 win over Montreal and standings moves across the league including Chicago Detroit and Pittsburgh performances.
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Couple Needed for Stoney's Rainbow Lanes League
A couples club league is forming at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. The league bowls on Saturday nights and interested players should call 458-5348.
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Hawks Rally Without Beaty Pushes West Lead
The Atlanta Hawks, minus Zelmo Beaty who jumped to the ABA, beat the Los Angeles Lakers 104 to 103. Jim Davis keyed the comeback as Atlanta moved 3½ games ahead of San Francisco in the Western Division after Sunday night’s thriller.
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Snowplow Mastery And NBA Scores In Weekend Recap
The article links ski technique guidance with a basketball game recap. It highlights a 6 foot 9 center from Colorado helping the Hawks to a 30 24 first period lead and Walt Hazzard scoring 27 as Elgin Baylor tallies 36 for the Lakers. It then lists NBA and ABA results with teams like Detroit Phoenix Seattle Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and New York posting various scores.
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Power dispute over Kuhn's reach in baseball plan
Miami Beach upi The master plan for reorganizing top baseball offices faces a clash over commissioner Bowie Kuhn's power The draft would move the AL and NL offices to Kuhn's location and merge staffs while changing voting rules and allowing Kuhn to nominate league presidents The plan split with Chub Feeney dissenting and a special owners meeting possible after spring training
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Bay High tops Elyria Catholic in wrestling opener
Bay High defeated Elyria Catholic 39 to 8 in Elyria Catholic Coliseum. Two Bay wins and one draw highlighted the meet with Mark Smith earning a 3-0 decision at 107 pounds over Larry Pocock and Chuck Martin blanking Randy Mako 6-0 at 185. Tom Edwards and Doug Vaughn wrestled to a 2-2 draw at 155.
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Oberlin wrestlers top Vermilion and Southview in triangular meet
Alan Campbell Bill Keighley and Jim Mayle each won two matches at Oberlin's triangular with Vermilion and Southview. Keighley pinned in 3 20 and won 6 1, Campbell won 14 4 and pinned in 1 54, Mayle 5 1 and pinned in 2 44. Indians next host Elyria Catholic and Wooster at 6 pm Thursday.
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College Scores From Recent Games Reported
Seton Hall defeated Lafayette 88 to 78 in Boston US. Merrimack beat Niagara 9 to none. Lehigh 75 over Bucknell 66. St Josephs 83 defeated Xavier 74. Temple 61 over Rider 59. Syracuse 98 beat Fordham 89. Villanova 60 over Princeton 46. Army 62 defeated Cornell 42. Dartmouth 100 over Harvard 8. Rutgers 83 over Colgate 80. Connecticut 91 over Yale 7. Fairfield 74 defeated Boston College 69. Pennsylvania 86 over Navy 66. Northeastern 99 over Brown 73. Columbia 71 over NYU 3. Johns Hopkins 78 over Hartford 49. Rochester 82 over St Lawrence 65.
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O Doul Dies after Heart Attack at 72 in San Francisco
Lefty O Doul a famed baseball figure dies of a heart attack at 72 in French Hospital San Francisco after a stroke left arm paralysis. Doctors postponed surgery hoping for strength return, P Patrick Stafferi notes. O Doul spent four decades as hitter pitcher batting instructor and minor league manager.
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