Broncos Trade Horn to Browns for Future Considerations
Denver Broncos send veteran quarterback Don Horn to the Cleveland Browns for future considerations in 1974. Rutgers University officials John Bateman and Albert W. Twitchell are asked to resign after the 1973 season. George Kelly and Mickey Welsh are noted among players in New York baseball items.
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Elyria YMCA Intermediates win over Cleveland Southeast
The Elyria YMCA Intermediates defeated visiting Cleveland Southeast YMCA 47 to 44 for Elyria’s only victory. Southeast swept Cadet Preps and Juniors, while Felton and Edwards earned double wins in Cadet and Intermediate divisions respectively.
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Jim Robertson
Carl Keith
Skip Gentry
John Edwards
Felton
Edwards
Elyria
Jeff Felton
Cadet
Small Fry Saturday Basketball Results
A series of youth games across schools and recreation centers. Notable scores include Eagles 95 over Orioles and Falcons 28 over Figers. Other matches feature Bears 25 defeating Badgers and Jets 28 defeating Rockets in the Spring Valley division.
Gentile A C boxers win five of eight
Elyria Athletic Club took five of eight bouts in the Toledo Boxing Show at Lucas County Recreation Center. Henry Lee won at 105 pounds, Delbert Street took a 112 pound victory by default, and Girard Maxwell won at 160 pounds. Other Gentile A C boxers faced defeats including Larry Bowen and Don Melton.
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Rangers Fuel Montreal Offense With Win and Flyer Anger
Rangers beat Detroit 6-3 to inflame the Red Wings for a Montreal visit where Detroit then toppled the Canadiens 4-2, snapping Montreal’s 13 game unbeaten run. Ratelle scored twice as New York defeated Toronto 5-3 to close in on first place in the East. Boucha opened the scoring six seconds in for Detroit in Montreal, fastest goal in league history.
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Hull delivers late winner as Jets top Nationals 5 4
Bobby Hull scores his 24th goal at 13 31 of the final period giving Winnipeg a 5 4 win over Ottawa in front of 7247 fans. Norm Beaudin had tied the game 10 minutes earlier. Houston beat Chicago 4 3 as Los Angeles crushed New York 9 2 and Alberta edged Philadelphia 4 2. Frank Hughes provided Houston’s late tally.
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Balt Wins 824-Yard Albuquerque Indoor Title
The meet at Albuquerque saw Mike Balt claim the 824-yard title after the 1,000-yard race was shortened when the final lap started early. Wendy Koenig won the 600-yard dash in 1 21.8, defeating Kathy Hammond who finished third. Marilyn Neufville dominated the 300-yard dash in 35.4 seconds as scratches and a note on pole vaults and records followed.
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Hockey scores scattered across weekend schedule
Recap shows multiple NHL games with varied results including Montreal 4, Toronto 0 and New York Rangers 6, Detroit 4. Sunday results include Detroit 4, Montreal 2 and New York Rangers 9, Toronto 2. Several other matchups listed with inconsistent formatting.
Prep sports schedule chaos reflected in calendar fragment
Chronicle Telegrant lists a chaotic two day prep sports schedule for Jan 29 1973 with numerous high school wrestling basketball and football matchups across Ohio towns including Lorain Amherst Lake Catholic Medina and North Ridgeville. The text shows incomplete team names and venue notes with errors and stray phrases.
Hipsher scores 43 as Findlay downs Fremont 81 64
Ted Hipsher scored 43 points to lead Findlay Trojans to an 81 64 Buckeye Conference victory over Fremont. He hit 19 field goals and five free throws as Fremont rival Mike Rear don scored 28. Findlay improves to 6 5 in conference and 9 5 overall while Fremont drops to 1 10 and 2 1. Chester L. Smith dies at 74, former president of BWA and Football Writers of America, retired Pittsburgh Press sports editor.
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