Clearview Clippers ride to state title game praise across Lorain County
Local fans and Lakeland Conference celebrate Clearview Highs run to the Class A Ohio state championship while Lorain County counties cheer, noting historic polls shifts. Black River High earns dual county all star honors as Art Lundquist tops Medina and Ashland lists. Oberlin College honors Chris White and George Schuller at a banquet as Grice departs after 15 years. Browns edge Steelers as Don Cockroft’s late field goal seals the win.
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Clearview High
Ohio
Lakeland
Clippers
Lorain County
Clearview
Lorain Catholic
Keystone
Massillon
Tigers
Princeton
Black River High
Art Lundquist
Medina
Ashland Counties
Ashland County
Medina County
Black River
Chris White
George Schuller
Oberlin College
White
Schuller
Carnegie-Mielsen
Oberlin
Bill Grice
Grice
Campbell College
North Carolina
Don Cockroft
Browns
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Cockroft
Hallehreh
Knopf Named MVP At Columbia Banquet
Columbia Raiders crown Gary Knopf MVP and MVP Back for 4-6 season, the team's best since 1964. Ron Berthold earns MVP Lineman, Jeff Allen Most Improved, Steve White True Grit. Knopf, Allen, Tim Newell tri captains. Six seniors graduate. 21 lettermen return next season.
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Columbia Station
Gary Knopf
Columbia
Knopf
Raiders
Jim Uszynski
Ron Berthold
Jeff Allen
Steve White
Allen
Tim Newell
Uszynski
Berthold
Bryan Dumas
Newell
Dumas
White
NBA and hockey notes with scattered schedules and a court restraining Hull
The report lists Monday and Tuesday NBA games across teams such as Baltimore Buffalo Portland New York Phoenix Kansas City Omaha Seattle Cleveland Houston Chicago Detroit Boston Milwaukee Portland Boston Seattle Baltimore Golden State Houston Utah Denver Indiana Memphis Dallas San Diego Virginia New York Carolina Indiana Memphis Kentucky Wallas Utah and notes a World Hockey Association injunction restraining Bobby Hull from playing with the Winnipeg Jets along with names Dave Raber and Doug Tarbor.
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NBA
Baltimore
Buffalo
Portland
New York
Phoenix
Kansas City
Omaha
Kan
Seattle
Cleveland
Houston
Chigage
Avanta
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Golden State
Utah
Denver
Indiana
Memphis
Dallas
San Diego
Virginia
Carolina
Kentucky
Wallas
Xehede
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawk
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Miami
Jett Allen
Ray Anthony
John Cot
NY Jets
Tom
Dave Cox
Mark Lamb
Bill Mace
Mike Miler
John Sutak
Wesley Buff
Wooten
Eng
Aaa
Central Path
Steve White
Ark Kirstek
Rab Run
Darrel
Ragr
Bruce Cox
Tony Clew
Rick Wood
Ken Wade
Kevin Cin
Tony Lamattina
Randy Parker
AI Mauk
Joe Miller
Ed Rundle
West Oak
S Diego
Holly Clemens
Nanci Dech
Diane Kash
Forsmark
Denise Hollan
Connie
San Fr
Atlanta
New Ori. I
Washington
New York Jets
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Oakland
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Minnesota
Pittaburgh
New Fingland
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Meaday's Garver St. Loans
Natwmal
Ali Wades In For Foster Tuneup Before Frazier Bout
In Stateline Nevada Mohammed Ali meets Bob Foster in a 12 round tuneup at the Sahara Tahoe casino. Ali says Foster will present early trouble but he waits for Joe Frazier and a possible title shot after the bout.
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Ali
Joe Frazier
Bob Foster
Sahara-Tahoe Casino
Muhammed Ali
Foster
Frazier
Foster-Ali
Lake Tahoe
Ann- Margret
United States
Albuquerque
Jamaica
George Foreman
Hayward
Calif
Price of Excellence: Brownson Speaks at Amherst Banquet
Robert Brownson, former Ashland College coach and current education professor, told Amherst's Fall Sports Banquet that success has a price. He urged finding talent willing to pay the price, joking about placing a listening device in each player’s ear to gauge commitment. He noted a team previously 0-10 and stressed timing and location as keys to improvement.
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Robert Brownson
Amherst
Tom’s Country Place
Brownson
Ashland College
Comets Honor Football Squad With Multiple Award Winners
The Comets football team honored players with several awards for the season. Coaches awarded Paul Bartos the Coaches Award and Don Brown the Most Valuable Player. Kris Diaz and Mark Kramer received honors, while Al Klekota earned the 500 Club Plaque and All-Lakeland second team defense. Captains for next year were Elekota and Diaz. The cross country team, led by Dick Cooley, earned additional honors.
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Dan Yochheim
Comet
Paul Bartos
Comets
Don Brown
Lakeland
Bill Bringman
Kris Diaz
Diaz
Mark Kramer
al Klekota
Bob Trace
Trace
Amherst Gridironca
Elekota
Local sports honors crown Lakeland title and miles of achievement
The Lakeland title stays undefeated for a third straight dual meet season as Amherst students earn honors in cross country and other spring sports. Bill Boesel Matt McDermott and Glenn Sullinger gain Mile Club awards for extensive summer running while Amherst girls teams gain Lakeland titles and other athletes receive recognition for their seasons. The page lists numerous student names across junior varsity and varsity squads plus notes a boxing prediction involving Ali and Foster.
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Ers
Lakeland
Bill Boesel
Matt McDermott
Glenn Sullinger
Amherst
Preto
Admirals honor fall sports stars in cafeteria ceremony
Admiral King celebrated a standout season as coaches handed out 30 varsity letters, with 13 to underclassmen. Seven wins and three losses matched only by the 1962 squad, while honorary co-captains and multiple award winners highlighted a record-setting day.
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Admiral King
Don Fritz
Phil Miceli
Maurice Randleman
Tim Bonko
Dave Reising
Bonko
Reising
George Cogar
Admirals
Buckeye
Tim Whitehead
Jerome Simmons
Rick Shullick
Mike Pena
Jesse Sanchez
Ran Herthurd and Gary Knope: Third Year Tun Newell
Ran Herthurd and Gary Knope are noted in a third year event referenced by Tun Newell and Bryan Dumas. The briefing lists these individuals in connection with ongoing activities or roles. No further context is provided in the fragment.
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Ran Herthurd
Gary Knope
Tun Newell
Bryan Dumas
UPI Poll Ranks Top College Teams With Votes
The UPI weekly college football poll lists the top major teams with first place votes and win-loss records in parentheses. Eight teams received votes in the week, reflecting a broad field of contenders and shifts in the rankings.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Uth
Three Mass pitchers sign with Cleveland Indians for 1973
Johnny Keough 20 from Miami Dade Junior College, Wayne Lambert 18 from Central Catholic High School in Lawrence, and Kevin Haley from Our Lady's High School in Newton signed 1973 contracts with the Cleveland Indians. They will be assigned to the Gulf Coast League team in Sarasota, Florida and report for spring training March 1.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Keough
Miami- Dade Junior College
Wayne Lambert
Central Catholic High School
Lawrence
Kevin Haley
Our Lady's High School
Newton
Indians
Sarasota
Fla
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Doug Tarbor
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Dennis Knopf
Brad Bowles
Ken Broz
Dan Clark
Mike Cattom
Greg Dietrich
Ed Dusky
A French
Tim Gallagher
Dave Hay
Keith Hammon
Doug Isenhour
Mark Keyse
Gene LaValle
Mike Lehane
Jim Lovell
Tom Luke
Bob Malik
David Pack
Dennis Patton
Steve Pick
Paul Sen
Ron Single
Jeff Smith
Dave van Horn
Ed Williamson
Carol Adloff
Donna Gosselin
Sharon Horsfall
Diane Raber
Robbie Thurston
Tim. Bernard
Bruce Raber
Bob Taylor
Dick Cooley
Rien Davis
Sterling Dietrich
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NHL
Jim Essig
Buchs
Russ Childress
Ron Demos
Joe Farkas
Richard Freka
Dave Gentile
Bill Henning
John Kreig
Ken Lengyel
Dave Lewis
Tim MacLean
Greg Marsh
Ron Paller
Mike Sklarek
Terry Traster
Joe Varner
Ron Wantuck
Paul Williams
Tom Kulaga
Tony Otto
Scott Snyder
Glen Wilburn
Dave Mitiska
Shane Meter Allen Otto
Jim Schneider
Charles Birkline
Steve Ehrman
Steve Herrick
Bob Kanowal
Pete Kumman
Frank Morrune
Greg Northeim
Travin Porter
Chrig Steagall
Jol Ball
Duane Kurth
Rich Reid
Bruce Sath
Lauren Hichardson
Inge Kummant
Gail Shinsky
Peggy Warhola
Karen Friend
Kathy Firago
Linda Donner
Marianne Simashkevich
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Carolyn Herter
Kathy Tarmmara
Bill Brintmann
Tam Mahar Beb Trase
Tim Chamber Srogoncik
Jers
Tim Keismar
Paul Traster
Stephanie Kovach
Carla Schneier
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Karen Sniezek
Janet Warner
Jeff Buchs
Handy Dodson
Greg Holl
Dave Jasinsky
Join Murela
George Ockagik
Mike Smith
John Stroka
Jerry Szekely
Linda Bonner
Karen
Jane McSkimming
Denise Park
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Mary Warhaia
Joyce Alson
Karen Yulvar
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Toronto
St Louis
Joe, Miller
Kevin Scheferstein
Nick Morrison
Geb, Bartlome
Linda Butrer
Sue Dover
Nancy Head
Jonny Head
Julie Kink
Joe Heneeroth
John Valogs
Qrew Patton
Jim Swarté, Tad Williams
Debbie Allsop
Jen Gilgenbach
Pat Hajidu
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Tammy Warstler
Jenny Wilhelm
Mark Snyder
Tribe
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Winnipeg
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UPI Poll
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Dial Murbach Coal and Supply
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Avco Financial A Jservices
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Ida
Osean
Leu Rae
Ice
Maxine Wurst
Judy Fusa
Earnie Buell
Marge Walker
Donna Fymer
Helen Jalowiec
Nancy Anglin
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