Oberlin Girls Edge Archbold In Regional Semifinal
Oberlin knotted a 32 31 win over Archbold in the Bowling Green Class AA Regional semifinal. Kim Gilbert hit the decisive free throw with 42 seconds left as Archbold missed two late chances. Oberlin (15 1) advances to face Cardinal Stritch (12 4) in the regional final.
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Oberlin
Archbold
Bowling Green
Indians
Stuckey
Fedderke
Wyse
Gilbert
Amy Wigton
Owens
Wigton
American League expands to Seattle and Toronto for 1977
The American League awarded expansion franchises to Toronto and Seattle for 1977, marking its first foray outside the United States. Toronto will debut in the majors, joining Seattle as the league expands to 14 teams, while the National League contemplates its response.
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San Francisco
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Seattle
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
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Cincinnati
Oberlin Edges Archbold In Tough Regional Opener
Oberlin sophomore Amy Wigton sparked a late rally to tie Archbold at Bowling Green Anderson Arena, but the Indians survived a tense finish after Wigton fouled Marilyn Stucky. Kim Gilbert led Oberlin with 22 points and 11 rebounds as Oberlin advances to face Cardinal Stritch for regional supremacy and a shot at the State AA title.
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Oberlin
Amy Wigton
Archbald
Anderson Arena
Wigton
Marilyn Stucky
Indians
Brady
Dawn Bradford
Sue Clark
Archbold
Kim Gilbert
Sanchen Owens
Gilbert
Cardinal Stritch
Columbus
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Texaco
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Obertin Archie
Fedderke Wigton
Wyse Clark
Wyse Owens
Stuckeys
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Draves
Oo Taylor Pauley
Meyer
Quik Way
Bridge ST
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Sue Brady
Cleveland St
Golden Crescent
LaGrange Rd
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Lorain
VEGA
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Plymouth Stand Fury
Earl J. Lance
Buick
Earl J. Lang
Jack Lance
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria Fence
AMD
West Ave
Midway Mall
Sam Klein
Master
BankAmericard
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