Athletes in Action East to wrestle UC and visit area schools
The Athletes in Action East wrestling squad will wrestle the University of Cincinnati on January 13 at 1 p.m. and hold exhibitions at Anderson High School and Glen Este on January 12. Exhibitions run 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. and 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. at Anderson, and 9 to 10 a.m. at Glen Este, with mini clinics at Anderson Glen Este Amelia and Bethel. The East unit joins a West team with a 50 11 2 record and has faced programs such as Oklahoma Oregon State UCLA and Washington. Veteran Greg Hicks and newcomer Kyung Mu Chang highlight the lineup.
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One Minute Sports Quiz Answers Overview
Richard Sears was America's first great tennis champion winning the U S Lawn Tennis title seven times from 1881 to 1887. The oldest tennis club is New Orleans La the N O Lawn Tennis Club. The first two pro football teams organized were in Pennsylvania Jeannette and Latrobe in 1898. President Theodore Roosevelt in 1905 threatened to abolish football as too brutal. Reggie Jones is identified as the light heavyweight from Newark who was robbed of Olympic victory by general consensus.
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Baseball set for tense spring as strike fears resurface
Washington commentary notes both owners and players feel concessions from last year may have been excessive. It argues players enjoy many benefits including a strong pension and long shutdowns, while a bold negotiator shifts baseball toward business framing, risking fan enthusiasm and star appeal.
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Washington, D. C
Grogan Heads Rocket Boosters at McNicholas High
The McNicholas High School Athletic Boosters elected 1973 officers and board members led by new president Dick Grogan. Bob McDermott is vice president, Bob Sheshull treasurer, John Stretch secretary with O'Brien Stretch new two year board terms. First meeting is Jan 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 100 Assembly Hall.
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Bob McDermott
Bob Sheshull
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Clem Johnston
Ken Schmidt
Hank Lang
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Rocket Boosters
John Koprowski
Herbert A. Holinko
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Rockets
Sday
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Patiring
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McNicholas High
Swords State Benefit Game Promotes Junior Hockey
The Swords hockey game against the Virginia Red Wings on Tuesday January 9 is a Kids Hockey Benefit for Cincinnati area youth. The Cincinnati Junior Amateur Hockey Association Program, now in its 15th year, has over 200 players aged 6 to 16. Proceeds support the Greater Cincinnati junior hockey program. tickets available at Kochs Sporting Goods Lookout Heights Dixie Ice Bowl Sears Tri-County Northgate Reading Road and Junior Program members.
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The Guys to Present Farewell Concert in Milford
The Guys, a quartet of young musicians, perform a farewell benefit at 8 p m Saturday January 6 in Milford Main auditorium for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. A Milford High School girls choir joins them. WKRC’s Jerry Thomas and Gene Warman attend and award prizes. The group plans permanent disbanding as members pursue full time careers. Last year they raised 565 dollars for MDA. Members include Terry L Creeden 22 Gary W Creeden 26 Marty P Gulleman 20 Michael E Longevin 23 C Daniels 22 and George D Inderrieden 23.
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Terry L. Creeden
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Smith leads U S to Davis Cup victory over Romania
Washington report notes Stan Smith and the American team beat Romania 3-2 to retain the Davis Cup. Smith's performance on clay is praised as possibly his best, despite complaints about referees and opponents during the Bucharest match.
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Wheelchair Basketball Team Demonstrates Skill and Pride
The Cincinnati Spinners showcase wheelchair basketball with a 10-0 start and an average 23.6 points per game. The next game is at 8 p.m. January 6 at Peoples Jr. High School on Erie Avenue, tickets at the door or by calling 625 7360.
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Peoples Jr. High School
Erie Ave
Local basketball schedule scarce slate for weekend games
Friday night lineup features Glen Este at Milford Little Miami at McNicholas Amelia at Goshen Batavia at Bethel Williamsburg at Felicity Northeastern at New Richmond. Saturday shows Amelia at Bethel Batavia at Northeastern with varsity games at 8 p.m.
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Amelia
Bethel
Batavia
Bacon Sports Stag Set Jan 18 at Roger Bacon High
Richard King will be toastmaster at the Annual Bacon Sports Stag on Thursday Jan 18 at Roger Bacon High School St Bernard. Event begins 6 30 p m with social hour dinner at 7 30 p m followed by the program Amateur college and pro greats expected to attend Reservations via Jerry Herbe at 5214921.
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Richard King
Roger Bacon High School
St. Bev
Con Jerry Herbe
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