Ontario shoreline salmon play a role in North American stocking
Afloat and afield notes Ontario commercial fishermen netting coho and chinook salmon with no quotas while Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and New York urged Ontario to join stocking efforts or impose restrictions. Ohio seeks action from resort operators and schedules hearings on April 8 and April 19.
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Ontano
Ohio
Erieau
Ontario
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Dan Armbruster
Ohio Division of Wildlife Chief
Nixon urged to proclaim National Hunting and Fishing Day again
Following last year’s success of National Hunting and Fishing Day on September 23, supporters request President Nixon issue a similar proclamation for September 22, 1973. Organizers note broad backing from conservation groups and outdoor enthusiasts as they seek official recognition and a national observance.
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Nixon
Westwood takes 39 36 comeback over Eastern Heights
Westwood Junior High edged Eastern Heights 39 36 in wrestling action. Westwood won six straight weights from 138 to 185 including pins by Paul Sunagel 145 Tom Campbell 155 and Dale Phillips 167. Other Westwood winners included Greg Weaver 90 Jody Laird 112 and Gary Shriver 83. Eastern Heights counters with forfeit and pins by Gebhardt Cooper and Tollett while Mason Powers White Hoyt and others won for Heights on decisions.
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Westwood Junior High
Eastern Heights
Paul Sunagel
Tom Campbell
Dale Phillips
Kevin Lincoln
Bob Weir
Jerry Gray
Westwood
Greg Weaver
Jody Laird
Gary Shriver
Joe Gebhardt
Dave Cooper
Dana Tollett
Roger Mason
Mike Powers
Jeff White
Jack Hoyt
Hawaiians Lead as Brewer Archer Watson Share Open Round
Gay Brewer tied for the first round lead at the $200,000 Hawaiian Open with George Archer and Tom Watson after a four under par 68. Doug Sanders, Lanny Wadkins, Gibby Gilbert, and Takaaki Kono shot 70, while Arnold Palmer and others battled gusty winds and showers. Lee Elder was disqualified for signing a wrong scorecard, and Lee Trevino set a course record in the pro-am with 61.
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Honolulu
UPL
Gay Brewer
Brewer
George Archer
Tom Watson
Archer
Watson
Lee
PGA
Tom Place
Lee Trevino
Bruce Crampton
Phoenix
Tucson
Palmer
Trevino
Strain of losses poisons Philadelphia sports beat
Philadelphia sports writers grumble over a city branded as a perpetual loser. The piece recalls pennants and playoff disappointments from the Phillies 1964 to Eagles, 76ers, Flyers, and Blazers misfires, plus personal notes on the toll of covering teams that rarely win. It highlights Joe Frazier as a rare bright spot and documents a string of front-office blunders and lost moments that define the losing culture.
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Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Philadelphia Phillies
76Ers
Flyers
Milwaukee Bucks
Bucks
Frazier
William Penn
City Hall
Phillies
Eagles
Blazers
Browns Exhibition Clash At Tennessee In Knoxville
The Browns will meet the Atlanta Falcons in an NFL exhibition at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville this summer. It will be the Browns first visit to the Knoxville area, with the teams split 2-1 in regular season meetings and 1-1 in preseason play. Browns owner Art Modell previously spent time near Knoxville at his Pigeon Forge amusement park.
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Cleveland
Auinta Falcons
Cleveliad
Browns
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Falcons
Pigeon Forge
Art Modell
Ohio State Buckeyes Gophers clash prompts security talks
Ohio State officials discuss crowd safety for the Big Ten basketball showdown with Minnesota at St John Arena. Athletic Director Ed Weaver downplays security changes, noting typical measures by campus and city police, with only a possible small increase.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Ed Weaver
Weaver
Big Ten
Gophers
Minneapolis
Luke Witte
Mark Wagar
Ron Behagen
Corky Taylor
Buckeye
Don Hanna
St John Arena
Brookside Girls Rally Past Wellington in Lakeland Action
Brookside topped Wellington 34-7 as Denise Park led Amherst with 17 points and Carla Schneider added 12 in a 41-24 win at Vermilion. M Wolf led Sailors with five. Park also paced the Comets with 14 rebounds in a 35-31 edge.
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Amherst
Vermilion
Denise Park
Carla Schneider
Comets
M. Wolf
Sailors
Park
Brooksyle
Lakeland
Oberlin
Mindveen
Brookside
Nertm
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Loraa
LaGrange Rd
Lee Elder
MacDivot
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Ralph Bernstein
AP Sports
Bobby Shant
Jim Bunning
Ken Loeffler
Texas A&m
Curt Simmons
Robin Roberts
Jerry Willams
Rick Wise
Philaelphia
Phillie
Bob Carpenter
John Quinn
Carpenters Office
Paul Owens
Columbia Game Club
Delano Shamp
Briarwood Lane
Columbia Station
West River Road
Ray Hunt
Ile
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Rt. 20
West Ave
Lorain
Wellington
Cardinals
Dukes
Karen Curtis
Jan Sheffield
North Ridgeville
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Lamiem
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Jackson
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Halt
Sheffield
Smthbrgr
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Murphy Bros. Body Shop
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E. Broak
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