Swiss schoolgirl Nadig bids Ski Queen title at Sapporo
Marie-Therese Nadig, 17, Swiss, won the giant slalom at Sapporo to claim her second gold at the Winter Olympics. She led Switzerland to three Alpine titles so far, with Andrea Mead Lawrence as the last triple crown winner in 1992. Nadig will race the special slalom Friday, starting in the second seed group, aiming for the triple crown but unsure about slalom. Heavy snow postponed biathlon. Czechoslovakia upset by U.S. in hockey.
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Duquesne's Dukes Lose Depth But Hold 15-2 Mark
Duquesne's 20th ranking masks a depleted bench after top reserve Dave Roddy was ruled ineligible for a fourth varsity season. Coach Red Manning adapted with a 2-2-1 zone press, a zone, and man to man as the No. 23 team beat Murray State 72-66. Lionel Billingy led with 21 points, Ruben Montanez 16, Mike Barr 15.
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Buckeyes Visit Iowa in Big Ten Rematch
Ohio State travels to Iowa City for a Big Ten rematch after a 82 77 win at Columbus two weeks earlier. Iowa slumps 1 5 in conference play and lingers from last weekend's 53 52 loss to Minnesota.
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Multiple NCAA Scores Across Rounds Highlight Weekend Action
A collage of college basketball results shows East Temple beating Penn State 68 66 while Duquesne posts 72 66. Murray State tops Lehigh 85 66 and Rider edges Fairfield 68 50. Other notable games include Sacred Heart 111 over Queens 70 and Central State 0 62 Mame 69.
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LCCC Girls Fall to Kent State 60 39 in Road Loss
Lorain County Community College women’s basketball team dropped its third defeat in four games with a 60 to 39 loss at Kent State. Judy Groner led LCCC with 18 points.
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North Ridgeville tops score chart with trio of Lakeland leaders
North Ridgeville features three top scorers in the Lakeland Conference led by Mark Wilford with 18.1 points per game while Bill Blackburn and Bill Vohlers add 17.6 each. The Rangers chase a conference crown and hope for tournament success after several close losses, with Clearview and Oberlin among rivals in the tight race.
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Monty Parrish
Columbia
Dan Hagen
Lutheran West
Mark Radke
Columbia climbs to fifth in AP Class A rankings
Columbia, ranked 10th a week ago, jumps to fifth after beating Avon and Lutheran West, securing an Inland Conference co championship with Avon. Lorain Catholic sits 14th with 21 points, while Monroeville and Findlay also rank in other classes amid area notices. A ski safety clinic by Elyria Jaycees is set for February 15 at Jaycee Hall, Harwood, free to the public.
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Austria praised for staying in Sapporo Games despite Schranz disqualification
SAPPORO Japan AP The organizing committee city of Sapporo and Hokkaido governor thanked Austria for remaining in the Games after Karl Schranz was disqualified. Tomeo Sato secretary general praised participants worldwide for sportsman like conduct and achievements shaping a successful event.
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Janet Lynn Could Clinch Fame From Bronze Medal
In Sapporo Janet Lynn of Rockford Illinois wowed with a stunning free skate. She finished third behind Beatrix Schuba and Karen Magnussen but earned a potential lucrative future in professional skating. She plans to compete at the Calgary world championships next month against Schuba Magnussen and Julie Lynn Holmes.
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Black Babe Ruth inducted into Hall of Fame predicted
Josh Gibson, famed Negro leagues slugger nicknamed the black Babe Ruth, is expected to be announced as the newest member of the Hall of Fame in the special category for players who only competed in the Negro Leagues. Roy Campanella lauds Gibson as an unparalleled hitter and catcher.
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All-State Ohio pick to Kentucky
Wally Pesuit a Steubenville Ohio All-Ohio football standout signed with the University of Kentucky. He played for Wintersville High School and earned MVP honors as a lineman in the tri state area. Pesuit also wrestled and won the heavyweight title of the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference with a 14 9 record.
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Midview Boosters to Meet at High School Cafeteria
The Midview Athletic Boosters will gather tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Featured speaker Pat Kelley of Kohlmyer Sporting Goods will address the group. Parents of athletes are urged to attend.
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Columbia group to hear Browns QB Nelsen
Bill Nelsen, quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, will speak in Columbia Station Thursday at a Kiwanis Club community night. Dinner at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria, program to follow at 7:45. Since joining the Browns in 1968, Nelsen has helped Cleveland win three division crowns and two conference titles.
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