Lakers topple Bullets as McMillian and Chamberlain lead
Lakers power past the Baltimore Bullets 121 110 behind Wilt Chamberlain and Jim McMillian. Jerry West scored 28 and Phil Chenier kept Baltimore close until late. Other NBA results include Bucks over Celtics 117 109 Hawks over Braves 133 119 Pistons 136 121 Cavaliers Warriors 107 88 Rockets 112 111 Royals and Sonics 127 117 over Trail Blazers in OT.
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South Amherst junior high semi finals set
South Amherst hosts both seventh and eighth grade semifinals in the junior high basketball tournament. Avon stands 12 1 in eighth grade after a 55 34 win over Columbia with Barnhart Erbe and Selestak scoring in double digits.
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United States hockey earns silver as Fernandez Ochoa wins gold
The 11th Winter Games end with the United States ice hockey team taking silver after a dramatic run that included beating Czechoslovakia and Finland, while Francisco Fernandez Ochoa claims Spain’s first Winter Olympic gold in the men’s special slalom. Barbara Cochran adds to U S. women’s medals alongside Dianne Holum and Anne Henning.
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U S Not Eligible for World Meet in Amateur Hockey Scene
In Sapporo, the United States silver medalists at the 11th Winter Olympics are barred from the A pool of the World Championships. Canada also abstains from both the World Championships and the Olympics due to disputes over professional players. The U S team must compete in the Class B pool in Bucharest starting March 25 to rejoin the A pool, with Prague hosting the event in early April.
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Shoremen Club to Meet Thursday in Avon Lake High Cafeteria
The February meeting of the Senior Shoremen Association at Avon Lake will be held Thursday at 8 00 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Speaker will be Paul Reynolds Avon Lake football and wrestling coach. The club invites all community members to attend.
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Black Hawks topple Toronto to stay unbeaten in season series
Chicago Black Hawks defeated Toronto 3-1 Sunday night to reach four wins and one tie against the Leafs this season. Cliff Koroll and Chico Maki scored in the third period as Chicago built an 11 point divisional lead. Tony Esposito stopped 32 shots for his 24th win.
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Guerrieri and Hunt Vie For Ohio Conference Scoring Lead
Kenyon’s Marty Hunt and Oberlin’s Vic Guerrieri sit one two in the OC scoring race as they meet tomorrow night in New Concord Ohio. Wooster’s Mike Grenert leads in free throws with 58 of 62 and Creasap averages 25.2 points per game. Greg Bryant and Ed Lawrence contend for rebounding. Steelers sign two veterans Brad Evans and Harold Sutton to NFL contracts.
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Tennis stars set for Macon International tournament
Ken Rosewall Roy Emerson Tom Okker and Fred Stolle are among entrants for the fifth Macon International in Macon Georgia March 22 to April 7. The $25,000 event at the Macon Coliseum will include singles and doubles draws.
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