All-State selections crown Ohio Class AAA hoops stars
A statewide panel chose eight players for the AP 1972 Class AAA All-Ohio first team led by 6-9 Craig Taylor of Springfield North with 18.1 points and 13.5 rebounds per game. Also on the first unit are Craig Lynch Toledo Start Scott May Sandusky Dave Hanners Walnut Ridge Jay Powell Boardman Andy Stiegemeier Kent Roosevelt Archie Aldridge Middletown and Brian Williams Columbus South.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Ior
Scott May
Sancucky
Dave Manners
Columbus Walnut Ridge
Jay Powall
Boardman
Andy Stiegemeier
Kent Roosevelt
Archié Aldridge
Middletown
Brian Williams
Columbus South
Lakers rout Warriors in historic 162-89 NBA game
Lakers crush the Warriors 162 to 89 as seven players reach double figures, shattering the previous 62-point margin record. Coach Bill Sharman calls it a perfect game as Golden State suffers the worst loss in NBA history.
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National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Warriors
Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knicks
Bill Sharman
NFL meeting opens in Honolulu on 50th state
Waiki ki hosts the NFL annual meeting as 300 owners officials and families gather in Hawaii. Commissioners and club executives discuss location for the 1973 Super Bowl proposed rule changes constitutional amendments and the Chicago All-Star game contract amid the Cowboys World Championship by summers end.
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Honolulu
Dallas Cowboys
Sandie Crow tops area bowling with 564 series
Sandie Crow bowled for over 500 in the Brentwood Couples League, finishing with a sensational 564 series after a sparkling 247 game and 161 and 156 sets. Diane Skidmore led juniors with a 210, while Rose Colley and Iva Woodzell posted 522 and 507 in local standings.
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Sandie Crow
Brentwood
Stoney
Diane Skidmore
Center Ridge
Jacklin wins playoff to claim Jacksonville Open title
England's Tony Jacklin earned $25,000 by defeating Vietnam veteran John Jacobs in a sudden death playoff at the Jacksonville Open. Jacklin, 5 under 263 after a 68 final round, clinched the victory on the first playoff hole when Jacobs drove into trees and failed to save par. The win boosts Jacklin ahead of the Masters in three weeks.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Hidden Hills
Jacksoin
Jacobs
Jacklin
Penfield Hot Stove league registration night
Registration for the Hot Stove baseball league is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at the town hall. Eligibility rules specify class H players must be at least 9 but under 11 by Sept 1 and class G players must be 11 by Sept 1 but under 13 before Sept 1. Adult help is requested, umpires must be 16, managers 18, and first time players should bring a birth certificate. parents are asked to attend.
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Grafton Hot Stove
City Hall
Penfield
Hot Stove Baseball League
Town Hall
West Loop Managers to Hold Little League Meeting
West Loop managers will meet for a Little League program session at the YMCA tomorrow night at 8. All interested, including managers and coaches, are invited to attend as helpers are needed for the minor league program.
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Little League West
YMCA
Bowling scores and top performances in mixed league play
A crowded page lists match results from many bowling teams including Wemmiliareaeees Weber-Wehman and Fox-Panta fone with 3-1 and 34- down outcomes. Top series scores feature Ivan Schreur Barley Schreur 579 and Sandie Crow Crow-Petty 564 while high games showcase Crow 247 Bubb 229 and Schreur 225 across multiple squads.
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Beltz-Bubb
Ivan Sehreur
Earley-Schreur
Gary Freeman
Freeman-Stang
Pro Reece AHL Sunday Results and NHL Schedule
Sunday's AHL results include Cleveland 7 over Hershey 4, Boston 6 over Nova Scotia 3, Providence 4 over Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 3 over Richmond 2, Rochester 2 over Tidewater 1. Monday has no games. NHL schedule lists Boston 7 over Minnesota 3, St. Louis 3 over Vancouver 3, Detroit 7 over Montreal 6, New York 5 over Toronto 3, Chicago 4 over Buffalo 3, California 3 over Pittsburgh 3. no other games scheduled.
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New York
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Chicago
Buffalo
California
Pittsburgh
Cascade Lions rout Trojans in low scoring opener
Cascade Lions beat Trojans 28 to 1 as Hawks 32 Bears 24 Badgers 17 Falcons 13 also played. McKinley Cubs 3 edged by Kittens 29 while Cadets 52 trounced Saints. Bengals 38 Yearlings 34. Allen Sputniks 22 over Comets 19. Jets 27 Missiles 9. Appellos 43 Bombers 7. Jamilton Eagles 33 Orioles 19. Bluejays 28 Cardinals 20. Crows 26 Robins 15.
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Softball League Wades Into North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville may form a men’s softball loop if enough players join. Charles Bolognia, parks and recreation director, urges interested men to contact city hall with name address and telephone. An organizational meeting will be set once 60 participants sign up.
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North Ridgeville
Charles Bolognia
Parks and Recreation Department
City Hall
Bolognia
Guerrieri Named to Ohio Conference Second Team
Oberlin College star Vic Guerrieri, a 6 2 senior and former Admiral King standout, earns a second team spot in the Ohio Conference. The all league selections were announced by 13 coaches with Kenyon’s Marty Hunt topping the list at 24.9 scoring average. Other first team picks include Mike Stumpf Capital Jack Mehl Otterbein Pat Beasley Wittenberg and Dean Martin Baldwin Wallace.
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Vic Guerrieri
Ohio
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Admiral
Jack Mehl
Otterbein
Pat Beasley
Wittenberg
Dean Martin
Baldwin-Wallace
Bob Hamilton
Don Manly
Gene Ford
Muskingum
Scott Weakly
Capital
Joe Hamilton
Jackie Brown
Ohio Wesleyan
Jim Smith
Kenyon
Greg Bryant
Wooster
Dwight Miller
Bob Arnold
Don Kalb
Doug Mason
Mount Union
Irv Beury Dominates Weekend Bowling Scores
Irv Beury topped area bowlers with a 644 series at Stoney's in the Mixed League, firing 215 214 215. Venus Burgess led the Moose Couples League at the Bowling Center with 224 214 202 for a 640 series. Ed Flatt posted 612 and Max Monday 610 in the Moose 778 League at Stoney's, while Don Gaydosh had 608 at Grafton in the K of C Couples.
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Stoney's
Venus Burgess
Burgess
Ed Flatt
Max Monday
Moose
Stoney’s
Don Gaydosh
Grafton
Exhibition baseball scores roll across majors
Exhibition baseball results show Philadelphia beating St. Louis 7 to 1 and Minnesota defeating Boston 5 to 4. Texas won 8 to 6 over Kansas City, while Los Angeles and Houston combined to beat Atlanta 5 to 3. Pittsburgh routed Cincinnati 8 to 1. Montreal versus Baltimore postponed by rain. Detroit vs New York A was canceled due to rain. San Francisco defeated Chicago N 3 to 2, San Diego beat Milwaukee 14 to 7, Cleveland over California i Oakland 9 to ?, and Tokyo Lotte Orions defeated ? 3.
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Manakas leads Princeton past Indiana in NIT opener
Princeton beat Indiana 68 60 to reach the NIT quarter finals behind Ted Manakas 20 points as Brian Taylor faded. Indiana’s Joby Wright scored 21 as Texas El Paso fell to Niagara 76 57 in the other second round game.
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