Americans finally win hockey game at Winter Olympics
Grenoble France AP The U S hockey team broke its four game skid with an 8 1 victory over West Germany in the Winter Olympics. Coach Murray Williamson hailed the win as a warning to future opponents while noting the U S remains out of medal contention with two round robin games left. Billy Kidd led American skiers with a 5th place in the giant slalom as France s Jean Claude Killy surged to victory.
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Grenoble
France
U.S
Murray Williamson
United States
West Germany
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Canada
Billy Kidd
Jean- Claude Killy
Killy
Kidd
Stowe
Jim Heuga
Squaw Valley
Calif
Tony Sailer
Austria
Sailer
Jeanne Ashworth
Wilmington
N.C
Johanna Sebut
Netherlands
Army
Ralph C. Wakely
Murray
Utah
Magnar Solberg
Norway
Doug Volmer
Minneapolis
Lou Nanne
Larry Pleau
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Don Ross
St. Paul
Joe Morrison
John Cunniff
Boston
Paul Hurley
Bloomington
Minn
Balanced scoring counters Maravichs 51 point effort
LSU sophomore Pete Maravich scored 51 but Georgia's balanced attack won 78 73 in SEC play. Kentucky edged Tennessee 60 59 as Issel Pratt and Casey led a late push. NC beat NC State 96 34 with Charlie Scott 34 points.
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Maravich
Pete Maravich
Georgia
Bulldogs
Louisiana State
LSU
Baron Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Tennnnesset
Wildcats
Mike Casey
Mike Pratt
Dan Issel
Tennessee
Vols
Kentucky
North Carolina
Associated Press
North Carolina State
Charlie Scott
Tar Heels
Larry Miller
Eddie Biedenbach
Bob Lienhard
Lienhard
Casey
Issel
Pratt
Rupp
Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
Joe Franklin
OSU
Houston again nation's best
The University of Houston holds the top position for the fourth straight week in major college basketball ratings for 1967-66 after a 107-56 win over Centenary. The Cougars extended their win streak to 22, the longest among major colleges. Duke reentered the AP poll, while UCLA beat Oregon State and Oregon with strong records.
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New York
UPI
University of Houston
Cougars
Little Centenary
Duke Blue Devils
Associated Press
Nary
UCLA
Oregon State
Oregon
Bowling results from Wellington and Tri City League action
In the Early Bird Ladies League Joanne Scott rolled 189 and Mina Shank 474 series. P and P Products led team game with 737, while Strike Out Lanes led the league with 105 in the team record. In the Tri City Men’s League Ed Brasse posted a 626 series with 290 196 200 games. Keighley’s had an 87 team game and 2417 team series. Hemi Packing leads with 17 points.
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Wellington
Joanne Scott
Mina Shank
Bird
P and P Products
Tri-City
Ed Brasse
Keighley's
Hemi Packing
Saturday High School Football Showdowns Across Buckeye Conference
Schedule lists league and non conference games with Elyria at Lorain Adler King at Fremont Marion at Findlay Mansfield at Sandusky North Central Lorain St Mary at Elyria Catholic Lourdes at St Stanislaus Cantius at Parma Byzantine Lakes and Oberlin at Midview Clearview at Wellington Vermilion at Huron New London at North Ridgeville Inland Avon at Hi Brookside at Buckeye Columbia at Firelands South Amherst at Keystone Southwestern North Olmsted at Bay Medina at Westlake Fairview at Olmsted Falls Rocky River at Avon Lake Firelands South Central at Black River Mapleton at Hillsdale Milan at Western Reserve Berlin Heights at Monroe Non conference Brunswick at Amherst SATURDAY Elyria at Ashland Toledo Woodward at Sandusky Cantius at Gilmour Berlin Heights at Plymouth Western Reserve at Keystone
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Buckeye
Elyria
Lorain
Admiral King
Fremont
Marion
Findlay
Mansfield
Sandusky
North Central
St. Mary
Catholic
Lourdes
St. Stanislaus Cantius
Parma
Inland
Avon
Hi Brookside
Buckeye Columbia
Firelands
South Amherst
Keystone
North Olmsted
Bay Medina
Westlake
Fairview
Olmsted Falls
Rocky River
Avon Lake
Ashland
Toledo
Woodward
Santusky
Cantius
Gilmour
Berlin Heights
Plymouth
Western Reserve
Poech
Mariona
Kaunis
Mansfield A
Elyria Cath
St. Mary i
Lourdes St Stan's
Cantras
Byzantine
Lakeland
Clearstow
Obertin
Huron Wy
Minnew
North Ridgeville
Wellington
Amherst
New London
Vermilion
Brookside
Highland
Gr South Amherst
Columbia
Milan
Iasi
Wes Heale River
Berti
Hihts
Mapleton
West Rena S Central
Southwestern
L. Ras i
Borks
Wer
North Olm
Lake
Medina
T.m
Veestiake
Three Americans disqualified in slalom as Nagel leads
U S Alpine team faced setback when three competitors were disqualified in the first run of the women slalom leaving Judy Nagel to contend for the gold. Wendy Allen Rosie Fortna and Kiki Cutter were penalized for missing gates as Nagel led over Marielle Goitschel and Nancy Greene on the Chamrousse course.
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Grenoble
France
United States
Judy Nagel
Judy
Enumclaw, Wash
Marielle Goitschel
Nancy Greene
Canada
Chamrousse
Wendy Allen
San Pedro
Calif
Rosie Fortna
Warren
Kiki Cutter
Bend
Ore
Bob Beattie
U.S
Beattie
Wendy
Billy Kidd
Jere Elliott
Jim Barrows
Robin
Kidd
Jimmy Heuga
Rick Chaffee
Spider Sabich
Miss Nagel
Miss Cutter
Miss Goitschel
Miss Greene
Miss Fortna
Kiki
Recreation basketball teams split league lead in Elyria division
Appliance Village improved to 5-1 and joined B-Z Inn and Fair Grounds Cafe atop the National Division after a 57-43 win over American Standard. The Chronicle-Telegram dropped a 44-40 decision to Timms Spring as Ron Pearce led with 19 for Timms and Dave Mauk scored 16 for the CT.
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Appliance Village
B-Z Inn and Fairgrounds Cafe
Elyria Parks and Recreation
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
American Standard
Bob Par
Local Bowling League Scores and Standings Report
The Strong American division leaders include American Earl Webb and White Ready Mix at top with 24.0 and 24 averages. Fairgrounds Cafe posts 255 average with Kim Gilbo, Paul Swiger matching 226 and 255 marks while several teams clash in Thursday games at Fairgrounds Cafe and United Polish Club.
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Mel Taylor
E-Z Inn
Ridge Tool
Tom Webb
Hal Kirk
Ernie Bowie
Jefferson
United Pol
George May Ford
Len Johnson
White Reade Mix
United Polish Club
Bowling Center
Kelly Bros
Ternes Sohio
Earl Webb
White Ready Mix
Greg Cowen
UPC
Paul Swiger
Fairgrounds Cafe
Kim Gilbo
Ish Club
Appliance Village
American Standard
Franklin
Timms
Ternes
Leh Johnson
Fairgrounds - United
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Firelands South Central
Black Riv
Er Mapleton
Hillsdale
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Frank Atkins
Harry’s
Middle Ave
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Ron Young
GSK
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Bob Kohl En
Don Reist
Peau’ Pest
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Oberun
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Roger McGill
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Wolfgang Schwarz
Patrick Pera
Wood
Carl W Gram
Gram
Ive Herkey
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Hoslovakia
Caneada
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Ely Isian Fairgrounds Cafe
E @ Inn
Dick Brady
Dick Holiday
Jim Webb
Hal Hark
Gene Henderson
Ridge Toot
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Doug Maddock
Joe McKenzie
Frank Thomas
George Brown
App Village
Tim Terrell
Tom Whacham
Jerry Miller
Len Leminger
Bob Paris
John Smith
Gary Howell
Bob Fauth
Keith Walker
Amer Standard
Mel Tastor
Geg Young
Dave Hughes
Hardy Whitfield
Chuck Huene
Moke Mitchell
Marvin Murphy
John Wolsak
Mickey Hickey
Timms Spring
Chronicle
Storlex Timms
Carl Philippa
Ron Juhnen
Tear Sm'th
Steve Gerwolliak
Chick Chevalier
Dare Lingenver
Chromec
Dare Mauk
Pat Oware
Paul Oare
Dan Greasier
Larry Joh
Ron West
Spitzer Motors
East Bridge Street
Elyria, Ohio
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