Sorenson Suffers Poor Showing as Buckeyes Fall
Ohio State star Dave Sorenson, the Big Ten’s second leading scorer, shot 12 of 16 from the floor for 12 points as Wisconsin toppled the Buckeyes 77-73. The setback drops OSU to 4-2 in conference play and tightens the Big Ten race ahead of a Tuesday visit from Purdue.
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Russell comes off bench to spark Celtics in OT win
Bill Russell returns after knee treatment and fatigue to lift Boston past Philadelphia 122-117 in overtime. He scores nine points, adds 23 rebounds and key blocks in 45 minutes while Wilt Chamberlain nets 66 for the Lakers and Elgin Baylor posts 16 assists in a hectic NBA day.
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Atlanta
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Jeff Mullins
San Francisco
Seattle
John Tresvant
Jack Curran
Mullins
Bob Rule
Guy Rodgers
Milwaukee
San Diego
Elvin Hayes
Bucks
Bruins rally to edge Philadelphia in 6 5 thriller
NHL action spans Sunday and Saturday results. Boston tops Philadelphia 6 5 after trailing and Montreal beats St Louis 4 4, Detroit blanked Los Angeles 5 0 with Frank Mahovlich scoring a hat trick, while Minnesota beat Pittsburgh 4 3 and Chicago lost for the fifth straight time.
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Blues
Mahovlich
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Chicago
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Don Simmons
Ed Giacomin
Jess
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Simmons
Bobby Rousseau
Jean Beliveau
Serge Savard
Canadiens
Vern Buffey
Ted Harris
Derek Sanderson
Ken Hodge
Gerry Ehman
Phil Msposito
NHL
Alex Delvecchio
Gordie Howe
Maurice Richard
Toe Blake
Elmer Lach
Danny O’shea
O’shea
Bill Goldsworthy
North Stars
Black Hawks
Casper Captures Bob Hope Desert Classic Title at Indian Wells
Billy Casper won the Bob Hope Desert Classic at Indian Wells with a final 15 under par 345 for 90 holes. He finished three strokes ahead of Dave Hill who closed with 66 to total 348, earning $11,400. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino contended but Casper’s eagle at the 14th and late birdie sealed victory.
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Cole
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Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
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Palmer
Art Wall Jr
Wall
Billy
Seagren Sets World Indoor High Vault Mark at 17-6
Bob Seagren cleared 17 feet 6 inches to establish a world indoor record at the Times Indoor Games in Los Angeles. He plans further jumps toward 18 feet, with Montreal and California meets on his schedule as he eyes multiple indoor events. The event highlighted fast times and notable performances including Ralph Doubell, Willie Davenport, and Barbara Ferrell.
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Seagren
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West Germany
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Poland
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George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Kerry O’brien
Young
O’brien
Ole Oleson
Southern California
Willie Davenport
Houston Striders
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Davenport
Hayes Jones
Barbara Ferrell
Irena Szewinska
Miss Ferrell
Szewinska
Barbara
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Phoenix
Doubell
Jim Ryan
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Ryan
Michigan State
Baltimore
Claus Schiprowski
Sam Bair
Kent State
Bob Finley
Toronto
Avon and St Mary Drawn in Opposite Brackets at NR Class A Draw
Avon earns top seed while Lorain St Mary is second as both teams land in separate brackets for the North Ridgeville Class A Sectional. Wellington Firelands Clearview and Cantias also feature in opener orders with byes and schedule notes guiding the path to Canton District.
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Parma Byzantine
Lutheran West
Bruce Boehler
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Local High School Scores Across Several Ohio Districts
The list shows numerous high school basketball results across Ohio towns including Marion Kenton Elgin Marion Catholic Olentangy Mount Ghead Mansfield St Peters Madison Galion Upper Sandusky Ontario Crestline Valley Buckeye Central Lima Senior Toledo Rogers Vinton County Wellston Portsmouth Meadowdale Centerville Dayton Elser Roosevelt Jefferson Valley View Stivers Dayton Colonel White Fellmont Fairborn Greenon Chaminade Miamisburg Northridge Tipp City Greenfield Springboro Northland etc. Many games feature final scores with multiple teams and venues.
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Kenton
Elgin
Marion Catholic
Olentangy
Mount Ghead
Mansfield St. Peters
Mansfield Madison
Galion
Upper Sandusky
Ontario
Crestline
Tives Valley
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Toledo
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Wellston
Portsmouth
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Centerville
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Roosevelt
Jefferson
Ashe Declares He Becomes A Professional Player
In Belleair Florida UPI reports USLTA approves rule allowing players to earn money without losing amateur status. The change labels earning players as professionals unless under contract or teaching. Lt Arthur Ashe, in Philadelphia after a first round exit, states he will compete for money under the new player category.
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Arthur Ashe
Philadelphia
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