Crusaders crush Jets in WHA clash
Cleveland Crusaders crushed the Winnipeg Jets 11-2 in Winnipeg to pull even for first in the WHA East with 76 points. Ron Buchanan led with a goal a minute, adding to a list of scorers including Bob Dillabough Gary Jarrett and others as Winnipeg’s defense faltered after a 1-0 Jets lead.
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Norm Beaudin
Jean-Guy Gratton
Beaudin
Buchanan
Dillabough
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District tourney results from Columbus area games and others
District tournament play across Ohio yields numerous close scores. Notable results include Columbus South 68 over Mount Vernon 48, Columbus East 40 over Newark 48, Toledo St Johns 57 over Toledo Macomber 56, and Cincinnati Xavier 52 over Cincinnati Eider 53. Matches continue across Athens, Canton, Toledo, Steubenville, Berea, Warren, and other sites with multiple teams still advancing toward Columbus.
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Springheld
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Regional high school basketball matchups across Ohio and neighboring states
Regional pairings show Cleveland East Tech against Barberton and Kennedy versus Elyria with winners advancing to Saturday games. Akron Central-Hower meets Alliance, Toledo St Johns faces Youngstown Mooney, Columbus South plays Miami Trace, Findlay meets Newark, plus several other Thursday and Wednesday night games including Hamilton Taft versus Cincinnati Elder and Springfield South versus Dayton Alter.
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Elyria
Canton
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Alliance
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Youngstown Mooney
Columbus South
Miami Trace
Findlay
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Springfield South
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Elyria Bowling Tourney Ends With Elmer Zoltai Victory
Elmer Zoltai and Herb Guyeska won the Elyria Bowling Association city doubles title by four pins at Tarry Lanes. Zoltai’s 300 included a 501 single game and 1,218 series, setting records. Dillman led singles with 731, while Ohio Screw Products topped the team event with 3,138 pins.
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Joe Butler
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Hawaii hires Puget Sound coach Ryan to UH staff
UH athletic director Paul Durham announced that Bob Ryan, longtime head football coach at the University of Puget Sound, will join the University of Hawaii staff. Clearview High offers 1,000 adult and 1,000 student tickets this week for the regional tournament game Friday priced at 2.50 for adults and 1.00 for students.
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UPI
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University of Puget Sound
University of Hawaii
Paul Durham
Clearview High
Joye Baker Leads Weekend Bowling With 545 Series
Joyce Baker rolled a 545 series Saturday to top area women in weekend action, with games of 152 223 and 170 in the Couples Club at Stoney's Lanes. Jona Carter ran 523 series in NECL Couples at Center Ridge Lanes, while 17 year old Jean Bliss posted a 517 with a first 200 game and 500 series.
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Stoney’s Lanes
Jona Carter
Center Ridge
Jean Bliss
Pat Barnes
Grafton Lanes
Jo Ann King
Jean Allman
Barb Lemmons
Lois Cross
LaVerne Coonley
Bill Reinbolt
Ohio State
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Jim Crumley
Oregon State
Michigan State
Tom Mil- Jean Allman
Waugh ousted in nationals by early exit and consols
Ohio University wrestlers place at NCAA championships led by Brian Oswald finishing fourth at 150 pounds after an overtime loss to Dan Holm of Iowa. Bob Tscholl took fifth at 158 pounds, Russ Johnson placed sixth at 190, while Forrest Waugh exited early in heavyweight. Milkovich injured sidelining a title defense.
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UPI
Ohio University
Elyria High
Forrest Waugh
Ohio State
Brian Oswald
Dan Holm
Iowa
Bob Tscholl
Hajime Shinjo
Washington
Russ Johnson
al Nacin
Towa State
Aschenbach Wins World Ski Soaring Championship
East German flyer Hans Georg Aschenbach claimed the title after high winds canceled the final jumps. He led with 418.5 points, narrowly ahead of defending champion Walter Stein of Switzerland who totaled 418.0 points.
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Germany
UPI
Hans Georg Aschenbach
East Germany
Aschenbach
Walter Stein
Switzerland
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