Mallory leaves cradle for Colorado grid post
OXFORD Ohio AP Miami University football Coach Bill Mallory and most of his staff head west to take over at the University of Colorado leaving the Cradle of Coaches look ing for another blessed event. Mallory said he accepted a multi year Colorado deal and a raise but the position was the key factor. He spoke after a San Francisco banquet and noted he wants the best staff possible. He will begin recruiting in Ohio and aims to bring in top players to Colorado while building a stronger program.
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Havlicek hits 20000th point in loss at Boston Garden
John Havlicek became the eighth NBA player to reach 20000 career points as Boston lost to Los Angeles 111-103 at the Garden. He added his 20001st later in the game and received a standing ovation, though he noted the team’s defeat and his own scoring total. Other NBA results included Buffalo over Houston 117-99 and New York over Seattle 107-98.
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Hockey Standings and Schedule Highlight Five Cities
In the latest listings the standings show Boston Montreal Toronto NY Rangers Buffalo Detroit NY Islanders Vancouver and others with points totals and goal totals. Friday results include Vancouver 3 California 2 and Philadelphia 7 Atlanta 6, with Saturday’s schedule featuring Montreal at Boston St Louis at Toronto NY Rangers at Vancouver NY Islanders at Minnesota and Los Angeles at Detroit.
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ABA Friday Results Mixed Scores Across Regions
The report lists Friday results with Utah 103 over Virginia and New York 109 over Indiana while Kentucky records a 9 to 5 win against San Antonio and Carolina posts a 122 to 3 score over Denver. Saturday crowds and matchups read garbled with mentions of San Antonio Denver Virginia Nortol Utah San Diego and unparsed names Caroma al Mempars and Gereres.
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Four Bouts Planned for Avon Isle Boxing Show
Four matches are set for a January 20 boxing benefit at Avon Isle promoted by Carl Gumina and sponsored by the Avon VFW. Headlining is Honnie Tillman of Elvera's Gentile AC versus Steve Lughes of Cleveland's Williams AC, with Gentile's Mapoleon Camel facing Jerry Franklin of Cleveland in a 135 pound bout, Don Melton of Gentile facing Dave Kuner of Cleveland at 175 pounds, and heavyweight Paul Ramos of Cleveland meeting Lovell Nixon of Gentile. The Velasquez brothers of Lorain will also have opponents for the show supporting Avon High School. Tickets cost 3 and are available from the Avon VFW or Gamma Construction in Lorain, with door sales also offered.
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Jan Porrelli leads area bowling with 554 series at Elks Lanes
Jan Porrelli rolled a 554 series last night at Elks Lanes to lead area women's bowling. Her games were 180 193 and 181 in the Elks Friday Night Couples League. Sally Hildebrandt was runner up with 547 in UPC Auxiliary League at Stoneys. Pam Greer added a 536 series including a 243 game at Stoneys Lanes. Sharon Slumska 526 series with 187 high. Sharon Spicer had 202 at Center Ridge Lanes. Edith Spencer opened Thursday with a 543 series at Center Ridge Lanes.
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East sufflx 88 Fraghm St 68 Gannon 72 Baltimore 57
Basketball score roundup with mixed results across multiple colleges and regions. Notable tallies include Aldrin-Brddus 96 at West Lip Shepherd 106 and Harton 72, while Maine teams posted various wins and losses against rivals such as Princeton Harvard Ursinus Juniata Scranton Rider Penn Dartmouth and more.
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Buckeye Beats Highland 62 50 After Haltime Rally
Buckeye overcame a six point halftime deficit to edge Highland 62 to 50. The win improves Buckeye and Highland to 3 4 in the Inland Conference.
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Croatian Bowling Tournament Slated for April in Elyria Lorain
The 34th Annual Croatian Catholic Union National Bowling Tournament will be held in Elyria and Lorain this April, hosted by the Saint Vitus Lodge of Lorain. The event runs April 26 to 28 and will feature bowlers from across the United States and Canada.
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Wynn shoots 67 leads Phoenix Open at seven under par
Bob Wynn moves toward keeping his sponsor by leading the Phoenix Open after a Friday 67, reaching 7 under par for 135 through 54 holes. Miller Barber trails with two 68s for 136 as Wynn seeks a victory to fund his season. In Tennessee, Jim Jordan, 41, is named head football coach at Maryville College, succeeding Lauren Kardateke who left for Tennessee Tech.
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Boobie Clark Named AFC Rookie of the Year
Cincinnati Bengals rookie fullback Boobie Clark, a 6 foot 2, 235 pounder from Bethune-Cookman, rushed for 988 yards and helped win the AFC Central. He earned UPI Rookie of the Year honors with 14 of 39 votes, edging Isaac Curtis, while Greg Pruitt and Ray Guy trailed. Curtis provided air power with five touchdown catches in Cincinnati's five game winning streak.
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East Slams West In Suburban Hockey All Star Game
East toppled West 8 3 as Parma's Greg Koney opened scoring with an assist from Brian Thomas of Oberlin. East wide lead with 4 0 start before faltering. Oberlin’s Bob Farquiar and Elyria’s Mark Wickle contributed, while goaltenders Hinggell, Piccianno and Carroll shared duties. West coach Norm Schuette faced East mentor Bill Binnie from Kent.
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DeBusschere Returns To NBA All Star Game
Dave DeBusschere earns an eighth All Star selection in a 12 man East squad joining Austin Carr Rudy Tomjanovich Phil Chemer and Nate Thurmond. Thurmond Bing Haywood and Van Lier complete the West roster with Thurmond making a seventh appearance and Bing his fifth.
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Lake Catholic Edges Wickliffe 70 68 in Nonleague Clash
Lake Catholic defeated Wickliffe 70 to 68 as Greg Gliebe scored 18 for the victors while Greg Salter contributed 18 for the losers in a non league game.
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Lake Catholic over Edison in Fireland Conference tilt
Milan Monroeville jumped to an early lead and cruised to a 55 to 46 victory over Edison in a Fireland Conference game. Eagles led by 15 entering the fourth period as Joe Moore scored 15 and Joe Sprowl 14 while Rich Mills added 5 for Edison.
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Basic wrestling class offered by Elyria Parks and Rec
The Elyria Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor basic wrestling for boys in grades two through six. Sessions run Saturdays from January 19 to March 23 at the Elyria Recreation Center 110 Prospect Street, 1 to 3 pm, with a $2 50 fee. Instructor is Bill Hazlett Eastern Heights coach. Contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 322 3028.
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Archers discuss finance project at BRBB meeting
Archers outline a March finance project as a money raising event to be aired Sunday when the Black River Bow Benders meet at Arrow Enterprise on Hall Rd. at 7 p.m. Dale Kuzak, special affairs chairman, will present ideas from visits to similar events.
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