College scores and results from Muskingum to Fairmont
A roundup of college basketball results from first round games across dishes of conferences and venues including Muskingum 66 Wash & Jeff 57 in OT, Alma 64 Mount Union 72, and Fairmont 101 Bowie 70. Other games list Grove City 167 Mount Union 60, Adrian 76 Allegheny 67, and Steubenville 92 California 89 with assorted regional matchups and tournament notes.
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Celtics Edge Clippers in 118 97 Triumph
Celtics defeated the Clippers 118 to 97 led by strong team shooting and balanced scoring. Notable contributions came from Bard and Cowens with solid finishes, while Archibald and Chaney added key baskets to seal the win.
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Taylor
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Malovic
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NBA stat leaders and scores from games across the league
The document lists player totals and team scores from several games. Spurs beat the 76ers, 114 to 118, with C Jones and others contributing. Hawks edged the Rockets 112 to 110. Atlanta defeated San Antonio in another entry. Milwaukee and Washington played to 108 and 117, with multiple players recording double digit points and fouls noted.
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ouls—Philadelpha
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Buckeye Trail and rivals surge in high school girls results
In a set of Ohio playoff scenes, Buckeye Trail defeated Strasburg 71 to 44 while Cin Hughes beat Cin McAuley 64 to 50 and Cin Mother of Mercy edged Lakota 47 to 41. Danbury Lakeside 69 logged a win over Genoa 53. Delphos St John 73 beat Ada 42. Nay Fairless 62 won against Masala Tuslaw 41. Norwayne 45 fell to Dalton 40. Oak Harbor 38 defeated Port Clinton 96.
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Cin Hughes
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AFC Coach of the Year winners list through 1960s
The United Press International Coach of the Year honors span from 1960 to 1979, recognizing top AFC coaches. Notable names include Don Shula, Hank Stram, Sid Gillman, John Ralston, and Chuck Noll. The roll calls year by year with teams such as Miami, Kansas City, Houston, Denver, Oakland, Buffalo, and Cincinnati.
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UPI
United Press International
Sam Rutigliano
Cleveland
Walt Michaels
Red Maller
Denver
Chuck Fairbanks
New England
Ted Marc Ubroda
Baltimore
Sid Gillman
Houston
John Ralston
Chuck Noll
Pittsburgh
Don Shula
Miami
Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Hank Stram
Kansas City
John Rauch
Oakland
Mike Holovak
Boston
Lou Saban
Buffalo
AL Davis
Jack Faulkner
Elyria falls short against Marion in Buckeye clash
Elyria shot 38 percent from the floor while Marion hit 58 percent, as Elyria trailed by 18 early and rallied briefly. Sam Carter led Prexies with 20 points, Anderman and Tony Todd each scored 17 for Elyria, but Marion held on for a finale triumph in the Buckeye encounter.
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Ralph Hill
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Darvin White
John Scowden
Greg Klepag
Randy Rush
Elyria JV Edges Marion In Tight 50-48 Win
Elyria junior varsity built a seven point second quarter edge by outscoring Marion 17-6 and held on for a 50-48 victory. Mike Lotke led Elyria with 14 points, Kevin Wiggins added 11, while Hank Jones and Ron Crowder each scored 15 for Marion.
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Presidents
Mike Lotke
Pioneers
Kevin Wiggins
Hank Jones
Ron Crowder
Transactions from sports: coaching and trades across leagues
Ted Marchibroda fired as Baltimore head coach. Forrest Grege released at his request in Toronto. Pat Bou telte traded from Toronto to Hartford for Bob Stephenson. Detroit places center Bob Lanter on injured list. Memphis acquires Paul Child from San Jose with cash and multiple draft picks, 1981 first and third, 1962 second, and 1983 second picks. Union College names Joseph Wirth as head football coach. Brown assistant becomes head football coach. New York Tech reports Pete Pizzarella’s resignation as head football coach.
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San Jose Earthquakes
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Brown University
New York Tech
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Silence at Memorial Stadium costs Colts coach job
Baltimore owner Robert Irsay fired Ted Marchibroda saying he had listened to fans and chose to end Marchibroda's tenure after Memorial Stadiums silence. The decision comes amid a wave of fan sentiment and abrupt personnel changes in Baltimore.
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