Rockets Seek MAC Lead After Streaking Start
Toledo headlines a strong MAC start with a 7-2 record and seven straight wins, led by guard play and rebounding. Notable performers include Larry Cole at 18.8 ppg, Jim Kindle at 13.3 ppg, and Mike Larson? 8.5 rpg, while Bowling Green battles injury woes and Miami Ohio stay contenders amid mixed results.
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Demeter to manage Pittsburgh IL farm team in Charleston W Va
Former Cleveland Indian infielder Steve Demeter will manage Pittsburgh's International League farm club in Charleston, West Virginia this season. He is remembered for being part of the deal that sent Norm Cash to Detroit in the past.
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Jefferson routs North Ridgeville freshmen 68 to 36 in hoops
Jefferson junior high boys basketball beat North Ridgeville 68 36 as Richard Montague scored 20 points and grabbed 16 rebounds. Jefferson led by 36 entering the final period while North Ridgeville managed six points in the first and third quarters and one in the third. Team shot 30 of 62 from the floor for 48 percent.
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Wooster Wins Tourney as Sellers Sparks Scots
Freshman Dave Sellers scored 18 points to lift The College of Wooster to a 73 61 victory over Defiance, earning the tournament title. In six games this season Sellers averages 14.3 points and shoots 61.5 percent from the field and 76.9 percent at the line.
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Baseball to cut energy use by 25 percent in 1974 plan
Washington AP Major league baseball and about 30 associations press for energy reductions up to 25 percent. Commissioner Kuhn outlines a plan to curb charter flights by half, cut lighting at night games, and promote public transit and car pools. Fans’ participation is pivotal to meet targets.
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Wellington wrestlers stay undefeated in 40 18 win
Wellington improved to 3 0 with a 40 18 victory over New London Buffalo New York. The Dukes won early bouts by pins but Wellington forfeited the heavyweight. NL listed several wrestlers with pins including Rick Hunter Steve Harris Kevin Nestor and Kele Gott.
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UPI ratings outside Ohio high school basketball rankings
Michigan State captain Mike Robinson, a senior from Detroit, tops Big Ten scoring titles for the past two seasons while Ohio boards release weekly ratings by class. The listings name Canton McKinley, Boardman, Springfield, Dunbar, Kettering Alter, and others across Class A and AA with scores and positions, reflecting regional standings and top performers.
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Cavaliers host Bullets tonight in Cleveland arena
The Capital Bullets lead the Central Division by eight and a half games but ride a three game skid just like the Cavs who have dropped four in a row. Coach Bull Fitch praises the Bullets balance and defense as Cleveland y takes a four day rest with two injured starters Lenny Wilkens and Dwight Davis expected to play.
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Women bowlers lead area with high series and games
Laura Leister topped the rolling Stones League at Stoney with a 530 series including 157 198 and 175. Joan Foss had 528 with 158 192 178, Connie Brumby 201, Bonnie Brooks a 203 single, and Betty McCann led Elks Thursday Couples with 180 179 166. Balogh Construction won the first half as Wagner Floor led Swingin Strikers.
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Grafton Lanes and Local Bowling Standings Report
Grafton Lanes results show team scores and high series led by Alexander Heating with 2626, 921 high game by Alexander Heating, and notable performances by Witbeck Trucking, Mercury Vending, and LaGrange Screw Prod across multiple teams. The report lists top single games and top series by players including Don Szrzepanski, Cindy Blackburn, Paula Ciprian, and Kevin Spitzer, along with standings for several lanes and clubs.
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Simpson named NFL offensive player of the year for 2002
O. J. Simpson, after rushing for 2,003 yards and breaking Jim Brown’s record, was chosen as the NFL offensive player of the year by The Associated Press. He set marks for carries in a season, 100 yard games, 200 yard games, and a 250 yard single game, as he eyes more records, a Super Bowl bid, and future TV work with Buffalo.
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674 series topsmen leads area bowling standings
Don Szczepanski topped area bowling with a 674 series in the Thursday Nite C League at Grafton. He could have reached 700 but opened with a 183. Also posting strong scores were Dwayne Extram 616, Ken Rider 628, Lou Flatt 620, Frank Hien dlymar 605, and Jack Crawford 602 in various leagues and venues.
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