Area outdoor clubs move into busy year with meetings
Local clubs begin a packed schedule starting tonight with Polish Firemen's Club session at United Polish Club Lorain. Petitions oppose commercial fishing within two miles of Ohio shore and seek walleye on the game fish list led by Walter J. Dobrinski with a January 31 deadline. Membership dues rise from 15 to 35 for LaGrange and Black River clubs, with new applicants welcome. Reports show varied hunting success. several clubs plan officer installations, door prizes, and land-use notes. The Lorain County Federation for Conservation meets Thursday. committees fill roles, and 18 outdoor clubs exist in the area. Columbia Game Club hosts Hunter's Trials January 12. The League of Ohio Sportsmen hosts a January 11 waterfowl symposium in Columbus with wildlife experts.
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PFC
United Polish Club
Lorain
Ohio
Walter J. Dobrinski
Elyria Ave
Dobrinski
LaGrange
Black River
Earl
Hap) Schumacher
Clifford
Fairview Park
William C. Stroud
Stroud
Playoff proposal for college football bowls sparks debate
AP report argues for a national championship playoff within the current bowl framework. Ara Parseghian and others push a system that preserves Rose Sugar Orange Cotton Gator prestige while ending meaningless bowls and recovering academic balance. Ohio State and Notre Dame figure in the controversy as bowls pros and cons clash.
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Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
Letic Association
Funaina
Defensive rookie award Kent State grad honored
PITTSBURGH AP A year after watching the Super Bowl Lambert will start at middle linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers and be the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Lambert earned 26 of 78 votes from AP panel with Barzilauskas second and Jones third.
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Jack Lambert
Kent State
National Football League
Associated Press
Lambert
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh
Kent State University
New Orleans
NFL
Steelers
Henry Davis
Gophers Rally Past Wisconsin in Big Ten Opener
Minnesota coach Bill Musselman blasted his team at halftime and the Gophers responded with a dominant second half to beat Wisconsin 61-46. Freshman Mark Olberding led rebounding and scoring, while Dale Koehler missed the game for Wisconsin with an ankle injury.
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Minnesota
Gophers
Formance
Musselman
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Tigers
Wisconsin
Michigan
Purdue
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan State
Northwestern
Maryland
Appalachian State
San Francisco
Providence
Memphis State
Georgia State
Mark Olberding
Badgers
Dale Koehler
Musseman
Dukes May Retire No 22 Jersey For Tim Burns
Wellington High officials receive petitions urging the retirement of Tim Burns jersey number 22. Burns, Ohio Class AA back of the year 1974, earned all conference and all state honors as he helped the Dukes post a 10 0 season in school gridiron history.
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Wellington
Tim Burns
Ohio
Howard Dulmage
Josie Boone
Theresa Senghas
Mary Baker
Burs
United Press International
Associated Press
Dukes
Mixed doubles win opens International Championship
Dallas pair Cliff Richey and Nancy Gunter won their first round match 6-4 3-6 6-2 against Cliff Drysdale and Virginia Wade in the second annual International Mixed Doubles Tennis Championship.
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Dallas
Cliff Richey
Nancy Gunter
Cliff Drysdale
Virginia Wade
Hobart
Tasmania
Jan di Louie
Geoff Masters
Stabler vs WFL case under review in Birmingham
Circuit Judge William C Barber continues deliberations on nullifying a contract that would have Ken Stabler join the Birmingham Americans in 1976 while plans to sell the WFL franchise to local businessmen progress and Hemmeter from WEL is slated to meet next week. The Americans, owned by Bill Putnam, face tax debts and escrowed gate receipts as talks of a sale gain momentum in Alabama.
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Ala
UPI
Ken Stabler
Birmingham Americans
Chris Hemmeter
WEL
Americans
Putnam
Atlanta
Florida
Bill Putnam
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Hemmeter
William C. Barber
Stabler
Oakland Raiders
Kentucky State Holds No 1 In AP College Basketball Poll
Kentucky State Thornbreds retain the top AP college division ranking with 14 first place votes and 319 points after an unbeaten 25 game regular season run. Coach Lucius Mitchell says the squad is deep, experienced, and strong in defense and rebounding. Gardner-Webb remains second after Holiday Tournament wins.
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Lucius Mitchell
Associated Press
Thorobreds
West Georgia
Mitchell
St. Thomas
NEW Orleans
Jackson State
Eastern Ilinois
Old Dominion
Morgan State
Bentley
Southern University
Assumption
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Armstrong St
Youngstown
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Reaserer
Fred Matthews
Leroy Biliz
Ruth Horvath
Perry Johnson
Columbia Game Club
Poppy
Derby
Briarwood Lane
Columbia Station
Rt. 82
West River Road
Ernie Stitz
Cleveland
Robert Beck
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Rockwell Recreation Center
North Hamilton Road
Columbus
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Kohlmyer Meeting Goods, Inc
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Alameda
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Kansas City
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Grandview
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Staimer
WFL
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Murphy Bros. Body Shop
Murphy Bros
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Geved Street
Byre
University of Tennessee At Chattanooga
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