76ers Top Royals In Close Bounce Back Victory
Philadelphia 76ers defeat Kansas City Royals 103 97 as Wilt Chamberlain scores 17 points. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas lead Royals with 13 points each while Boston Celtics fall 108 105. Lakers crush Bullets 138 123 paced by Walt Hazzard 27 and Jerry West 22. Strandsen wins 1500m at Norwegian speed skating title with Maier second Moe third.
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Royals
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Oscar Robertson
Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
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Walt Hazzard
Jerry West
Baltimore
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Boston
Pistons
Joe Strander
Sam Jones
Talbert stars as Oberlin tops New London in Lakeland clash
Oberlin High guard John Talbert collects 27 points and 20 rebounds before fouling out as the Indians topple New London 67 to 50. Doug Gerber adds 15, Dick Kretschmar 13, while Oberlin dominates with 45 percent shooting and 57 rebounds to hand the Wildcats their first Lakeland loss.
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John Talbert
Rick Evans
New London
Wildcat
Ed Moman
Ray Goll
Ohbertin
Oberlin High
Lakeland
Indians
Wildcats
Tribe
Sall
Doug Gerber
Talbert
Dick Kretchmar
Merv Nugent
Oberlin Chamber Names and Totals From Locals Event
Fragmentary OCR lists names and scores from a local Oberlin event. Mentions Oberlin, London, and Loader with totals 28 11 22 and 45. includes signatures and codes.
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Oberlin Chamber Kretch
Talbert Gerber Rybare
London
Sig Nugent
Garrett GR
Oberlin N. London Reserve
Oberlin
Loader
Brookside routs South Amherst in Inland Conference game
Brookside shot 46.4 percent to overpower South Amherst 67 to 39. Ted Morris led Brookside with 14 points while Jamie Pavlich paced the Cavaliers with 13. Lon Edwards hit a late 15 foot jumper with 18 seconds left for Firelands.
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South Amherst
Brookside
Cardinals
Cavaliers
Ted Morris
Jamie Pavlich
Lon Edwards
Firelands
Broakaide
Mt S. Amberat
Pavitch
I Muis
Riddim
Bytley
Owens Orra
Russo
Sige
Gargasz
Milan Outsmarts Firelands Opponents For Conference Win
Milan sinks Firelands foe 68 to 57 to improve to 25 2 in league play and 10 this season. Central stumbles to 1 6 0 9 after the loss. In the junior varsity, Milan edged hosts 42 34 in overtime as John Valentine pours in 32 points in the varsity game.
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MILAN
Jasvee
John Valentine
St Marys Triumphs Over Byzantine in Inland Conference
In Lorain, St Marys, led by Rick Petroc with 22 points and Joel Chrarella scoring 24, defeated Cleveland Byzantine 84 47 as Highland High beat Columbia 74 47. St Marys improves to 7 5 overall while Byzantine falls to 7 1 in league play.
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Rick Petroc
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Columbia
Hornets
Lorain
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland Sentry
Highland
Lib
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Grills
Lutiner
Simon
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Flynn
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Gallagher
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Kramer
Rypak
Minnich
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Prioe
Reenter
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Firelands
Byzantine
Buckeye
Lorain St. Marya
Henrietta
Firelanda
Buckeye High
Falcons
Bucks
Berlin Heights Trips Hillsdale 42 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Gib Hensley led Berlin Heights with 19 points as the team shot 30 percent and posted a 42 35 win over Hillsdale. Perry Wallace and Ed Cordle added 11 each for Heights while Hillsdale connected on 21 percent from the floor and made only 13 of 34 attempts.
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Berlin Heights
Gib Hensley
Hillsdale
Perry Wallace
Ed Cordle
Western Reserve Overpowers Black River 63 45 In Firelands Conference
Wakeman notes Western Reserve dominates boards with 37 rebounds to 19 for Black River. The game stayed close until the third period as Western Reserve led 26-24 at halftime. Jerry Bement topped Reserve with 20 points while Black River shot 21 percent from the floor.
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Black River
Reserve
Jerry Bement
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Walden
Fox
Nagy
Bement
Brown
Schum'r
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Addison Burgek
Keep
Worcester
Kidd
Naynes
Cutford
Burden
Knapp
Bat
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Wastern
Parma to host World Men's Open Slow Pitch tourney
Parma will host the World Men's Open Slow Pitch softball championship after the Amateur Softball Association committee voted to stage the event. The Parma site was selected amid other regional bids as part of the association's late-September schedule.
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Commissioners’ Council
The
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Pari Lavender
Pat Wallacema
Ohio
Early Bird
Injby Recreation
Monroeville
Norma Also
Harry Rosewicz
Baseball Dukes
Keeping the Peace
Mixed results in Fireland action and nearby leagues
Prep basketballers from Ma pleton defeated Monroeville 43 42 in Fireland Conference play as Dick Minnich posted a 71 for Yet memories of wil j series honors in the Tri City ness will cling to Mens League. Ken Hieden had Duquesne 78 Toledo 60 Chief Henry's response the top game. Kenthal led the team totals Findlay 120 and 878 2427. Michigan Lutheran 99 arena timing device renewed the league with a 7 2 mark. Greenville 57 by United Press International.
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Monroeville
Dick Minnich
Tri City
Nesses
Ken Hieden
Duquesne
Toledo
Henry
Lac/Hiram
Allegheny
Kenthal
Findlay
Michigan Lutheran
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Greenville
Loyola Nips UCLA In OT To Extend Win Streak
Loyola Rambers beat UCLA 109 96 in overtime with Jim Coleman scoring 29 and Doug Wardlaw 26 as Loyola wins 12th straight. Kansas State next as Illinois tops Notre Dame 120 92 and Arizona upends Stanford 94 54.
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George Ireland
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Jim Coleman
Coleman
Doug Wardlaw
Mike Warren
Chicago Stadium
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Don Freeman
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Southern California
Philadelphia Faces NBA Fine Over Missed Royals Game
Philadelphia 76ers plan to appeal a $5,000 NBA fine for failing to show up for a game against the Cincinnati Royals last Saturday. Owner Irv Kosloff said snow grounded the team in Cleveland, with NBA President J Walker Kennedy ordering the payment to the Royals. Pepper Wilson said nearly 9,000 tickets were sold for the game.
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National Basketball Association
Royals
Cincinnati
Irv Kosloff
76Ers
Snow
Cleveland
NBA
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Pepper Wilson
Kosloff
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Former Elyrian named at Akron University coach
James Dennison, new Akron University baseball coach, previously led Elyria High to a 54-14 mark in three seasons with a Buckeye Conference title and a district crown. He replaces Dave Adolph who moved to Connecticut and previously coached Elyria backfield after Wooster College graduation.
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James Dennison
Akron University
Dennison
Elyria
Buckeye
Pioneers
Dave Adolph
University of Connecticut
Akron
Woostern College
Wadsworth
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