Bruins win to grab first in East despite late deficit
The Boston Bruins rallied from a three-goal hole to beat Montreal 7-5 and climb to the top of the NHL East standings as New York Detroit Chicago and Oakland also won in weekend action. Hank Stram named AFL Coach of the Year ahead of a pivotal playoff tilt.
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Dancer's Image Disqualified in 1968 Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Racing Commission upheld Churchill Downs stewards in disqualifying Dancer's Image from the Derby winner’s purse after 14 days of testimony. The colt, owned by Peter Fuller, reportedly had phenylbutazone or a derivative in its system during the May 4 race. Fuller’s attorney suggested an appeal, with a final purse redistribution order expected soon.
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College basketball results roundup
A series of men’s college games shows Arizona beating Nebraska by 3 and BYU over Drake by 3. Creighton defeats Weber State, Houston tops Bowling Green, and Michigan wins by 31. Other outcomes include Nevada Southern over Loyola California, Western over Washington State, Ohio State over Butler, Oklahoma over Missouri, San Diego State over Minnesota, Santa Clara over Gonzaga by 36, and more with assorted margins.
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Flyers Rout Massillon 11 3 as Sandvick Leads
Ron Sandvick scored four goals to spark the Elyria Flyers to an 11 3 victory over Massillon on Saturday. Bob Christensen added two goals while Dave Young Tim Stetson Decker and Funk contributed in the first and second periods helping Elyria build an 8 1 lead.
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Massillon Flyers Bring Oberlin Boost for Dec Games
Massillon goals in the third period came from Sandvick and Kieth Kaczay. Coach Ray Wilson praised four Oberlin players and new goalie Jim Craig for strengthening the team. The Flyers schedule shows Dec 30 at Massillon and Jan 3 at Euclid, then a Jan Sth home match versus Massillon at 10 a.m.
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Byzantine wins in two overtimes thriller at Lourdes
Byzantine edged Lourdes 78 77 in double overtime to secure their first North Central Conference win. The Buccaneers dominated rebounding late, grabbing four consecutive offensive boards in the final six seconds to seal the comeback.
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Elyria Teams Fall to Ashland in Close Dual Meet
Elyria YMCA boys swim team lost to Ashland 40-38 as the Cadets pulled through with wins in the 80 yard individual medley and 30 yard freestyle. Medley and freestyle relay wins highlighted Elyria’s scoring with Abbey Rubin Cisar Glover leading the medley relay and Stevenson Cisar Herdman Casper anchoring the freestyle relay. Pat McCullen dominated for the Preps with multiple events though Elyria fell short overall. Curt Watters and Jan Margas added victories for the Preps and Juniors respectively, with Margas winning the 160 yard IM and 100 yard butterfly.
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Rick Buttle
Local Bowling Standouts Hit High Series As Lanes Weekend
Allison rolls a 544 series including a 236 game at Evans Lanes Couples League. Ellie Miller posts 533 with 168 190 181 in Stoney's Mixed. Judy Foss has 512 in Harvey's Mixed Doubles while Pat Cheesman decks two 180s for 511. JoAnne Tanner, a first year bowler in Stoney's, hits 47 10 split with 107 average.
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Midview rebounds to end three-game skid in league win
Midview Middies beat New London 65 to 43 as Trenchard scores 19 and Mab adds 11. After trailing by three at half they surge past New London 38-18 in the final two periods to improve to 2-3 in league play and 23- overall. They next host Clearview on Jan 2.
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Ohio State and USC Lead Nation in College Football Attendance
Ohio State averaged 80,427 per home game and USC 70,969, leading a record 10 teams above 60,000. Michigan State ranked third at 89,030, with Michigan 67,991 and Notre Dame 61,075. Army Navy game attendance topped 101,709. California jumped from 45th to 26th.
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College Scores Reported From Various Games
Compact summary shows scattered college basketball results with unclear team names and scores. The readable elements mention several institutions and possible matchups, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors and garbled text.
Bowing Night League Results at Center Lanes Crosswood
Mon night bowling results show Porterhouse and teammates posting scores in a mixed card of games. Standouts include Mickey Hollow and Rob Rosch with high single games, while Terry's Lames won decisively and Pa Monte secured a close bout, with many players posting over 200.
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Jolly 3 Saturday Bowling Scores and Top Performers
Bowling results show Evans Amidan Jones edging Machovina Thibo 3-1 in doubles and Hea al Fackler and Waah burn Noll each winning 3-1. Top performers include Jack Wi 624 Hob Sowers 543 Howard Coles 514 for men and Maxine Dickinson 454 Ethel Dumas 447 Charlotte Meter 138 for women. High series led by Dick Noll 335 and Horweder 534. high games include John Fink 204 and Shirley Hasel 710.
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Ridgeville Wins Triangular Meet On Home Mats
North Ridgeville used its home mats to beat Buckeye and Admiral King 39 28 12 in a triangular meet Saturday. Ridgeville, now 2 3, will host an eight team tournament Friday with matches featuring athletes like Austin Price and Doug Hildebrand.
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