Croziers clash over sight but agree on effort in Sabres win
Buffalo goalie Roger Crozier disputed Joe Crozier's view that he saw shots late yet credited with a strong performance. The Sabres beat Vancouver 1 0 as Don Luce's first period goal and Crozier's 31 saves powered the shutout. The win put Buffalo in sixth in the East after two straight victories as Bill Lesuk scored shortly after returning from a penalty.
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Amherst Sportsmen Club to stage fox hunts
The Amherst Sportsmen Club will hold public fox hunts on the club grounds at Cooper Foster Park Road near Oak Point Road. They start Sunday at 4:30 a.m. with shotguns only. hunters must have licenses. Refreshments will be served.
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Yeomen Face Crucial Test Against Wittenberg Tigers
Oberlin College travels to Springfield to clash with Wittenberg in a key Ohio Conference contest. Vic Guerrieri leads Oberlin with 27.8 ppg as the Yeomen seek sharp offense against a Tigers defense allowing 62.4 ppg. Wittenberg aims to extend its 3-0 OAC start after a big win.
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Big Red
Elyria man James leads Ohio ski patrol volunteers
Wallace James, regional director of the National Ski Patrol for Ohio, heads 450 volunteers from Elyria promoting ski safety. He cites 25 hours of first aid training for all members, many volunteers are from diverse professions, and the patrol has grown from two to over 400 members in Ohio. He notes nationwide adoption of Ohio standards and emphasizes facility improvements and safe skier handling of sleds and gear. He serves without pay and has a long history in ski patrol leadership roles.
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Findlay hosts Elyria in pivotal Buckeye League clash
Findlay aims to extend a home winning streak and stay atop the Buckeye Conference as Elyria visits. the Trojans boast a high scoring home attack and will press the Pioneers while Ken Brooks leads Findlay’s offense. Elyria counters with Perkins and Sellers and seeks to avenge late losses.
Pro Bowl Dream Teams Face Off in Final Practice
The NFL's two conferences prepare for Sundays Pro Bowl with stars like Staubach, Landry, Gordon, and Brown on one side and Dawson, Griese, Warfield, and Little on the other. Each winner nets $2,000 per player, losers $1,500, and a sudden-death tiebreaker awaits if needed.
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Leroy Kelly
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Commodores set to face tough Cuyahoga Metro in conference opener
Lorain County Community College hosts Cuyahoga Metro as 11-3 Commodores bring strong pace. Moses Young tops scoring and field goal marks while Jeff Dickey and Dwight Rucker also pace the lineup. Team outscoring opponents by about 20 and dominating rebounds led by Young.
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Pat Flynn
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Reds open 1972 season with April 5 Astros game
The National League will start the 1972 season on April 5 with the Astros visiting the Reds in Cincinnati as the advance opener. The Pirates begin April 6 in Pittsburgh against the Mets, and San Diego hosts the Astros April 6 with other openers scheduled nationwide.
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Tribe signs four players to 1972 contracts
Cleveland Indians inked 1972 deals with Jack Heidemann Lou Camilli John Lowenstein and Alvin McGrew. Phil Seghi said Heidemann reached terms after a stadium visit while the others mailed their signed contracts from winter homes.
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Lou Camilli
John Lowenstein
Alvin McGrew
Cleveland Indians
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Heidemann
Buckeyes set to topple winless Indiana in Big Ten tilt
Ohio State, 10-2 overall and 2-0 in the Big Ten, hosts Indiana as the Hoosiers seek their first conference win. Ohio State features 81 points per game and leading scorer Alan Hornyak at 26.5 PPG, while Indiana counters with the league’s second-best defense but the conference's worst scoring record.
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Findlay closes in on second straight Buckeye Conference title
Findlay High's basketball team leads the Buckeye Conference with a game remaining at home as Elyria visits. Elyria, 3-5 in conference, has shown improvement and split with Findlay’s challengers, while Admiral King trails but remains in title contention. Tonight King faces Mansfield.
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