Koufax Berra Wynn Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Sandy Koufax Yogi Berra and Early Wynn were elected to the Hall of Fame by the BBWAA. Koufax led with 344 votes, Berra 339, and Wynn 301 as Cooperstown welcomed modern era stars. Ralph Kiner fell short. voters signaled wider recognition for 1940 to 1965 greats.
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New York Yankees
New York Mets
Wynn
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gil Hodges
Johnny Mize
Enos Slaughter
Pee Wee
Old Timers Committee
Hall of Fame
Penn Completes Rally Over Villanova In Philadelphia Clash
Penn Quakers 74 Villanova Wildcats 64 in a Philadelphia showdown. Corky Calhoun scored 13 of 20 first half points, Phil Hankinson fueled the second half with 8 of 10 shots, lifting Penn to 10-2.
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Villanova
Philadelphia
Corky Calhoun
Phil Hankinson
Calhoun
Hankinson
Marquette
Loyola III
North Carolina
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Niagara
Florida State
South Alabama
Jim Chones
Marcus Washington
Loyola
Warriors
Nate Hayes
Ramblers
Robert McAdoo
Dennis Wuycik
Tar Heels
Kevin Joyce
Eagles
Joyce
Danny Traylor
Gamecocks
Chrislip Leads Chippewa Scorers Amid Week's Tight Games
Chippewa Conference scoring leader Chrislip was held to 11 points as Wadsworth upset Cloverleaf. he remains just over 20 ppg with Rufus Johnson close on his heels at Triway. Kusmik closed the Firelands gap on Krull with 22 and 30 point showings, while Hagen boosted Inland Conference pace with 34 against Highland. In the Hall of Fame note, Wynn discusses odds of election and inductees set for August 7.
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Wadsworth
Rick Rothmund
Steve Price
Price
Rothmund
Grizzlies
Triway
Gazette
Mike Dungijen
Cloverleaf
Mark Chrislip
Chippewa
Bears
Chrislip
Orrville
Rufus Johnson
Paul Michalosky
Black River
Jim Kusmik
Bob Krull
Monroeville
Kusmik
Krull
Columbia
Dan Hagen
Highland
Lutheran West
Mark Radke
Clark Ashley
Jim Hrinvak
Art Daniels
Daniels
Avon
John Peters
Bay
Peters
Medina
Mike Eckert
Dick Frye
Westlake
Clov
Orr
Dave Muller
Jerry Craycraft
Inland
Col
Fire
Southwestern
Dave Gibbons
Tony Nugent
River
Jack Mandula
Fair
West
Firelands
Comranand
Monroe
B. River
Gary Barman
St. Paul
Dave Mesenberg
Tom Kramb
S. Central
Saints Eight More NFL Squads To Get Extra Draft Picks
New Orleans Saints will have six extra selections in the 1972 NFL college draft set for February 12. The NFL lists the Saints at 23 picks, with eight other clubs receiving additional choices in the 17 round event. Buffalo holds the first pick under the combined standings system.
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National Football League
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San Francisco
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Dallas
Miami
Cowboys
Buffalo
Johnson Leads Early Money on 1972 Pro Bowling Tour
Akron star Don Johnson tops the early earnings list with 16000 after winning two of the initial three pro tournaments in 1972. Johnny Petraglia sits second with 7550 and George Pappas is third at 6000 as the season begins.
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Don Johnson
Johnson
Las Vegas
Dick Weber
Johnny Petraglia
Brooklyn
N.Y
George Pappas
Charlotte
N.C
Ex-Indians star Early Wynn earns Baseball Hall of Fame honor
Wynn says being elected to the Hall of Fame feels like a pedestal after a 23 year career with the Senators Indians and White Sox. He notes his 300 victories and recent role with the Orlando Twins as manager and former pitching coach.
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UPI
Wynn
Baseball Hall of Fame
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Chicago White Sox
Orlando Twins
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Orlando
Griffith
Charlotte
N.C
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Medina County Bowling Results At The Golfers Inn and Mapleside Farms
Bowling results from Medina County list high scores for teams and individuals. Notable figures include Sid Messmore with a 233 singles, Bob Thrash 647 for three games, Dorothy Yuncker 205 and Betty Pasko 503 in singles, plus Medina Window Cleaning posting 1055 for a high team single game and 2990 for three games.
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Carlson‘s Funeral Home
Kovalcsik Meats
Dorothy Yuncker
Betty Pasko
Sid Messmore
Bob Thrash
Tables Insurance
Crum & Chester
Torgerson Sohio
Medina Window Cleaning
Smith Pileg, & Heating
Permold Co
Potts Bros
Medina
Brubaker
Reitzel
Valley City Social
Men’‘s
Slanskys
Modern Tool & Die
Folkars
L & B Greenhouses
American Legion
Gene’‘S Ref Relatives
Dairy Dell Farms
Lahis Gems
the Bombers
Nicodemus Cleaners
Blooms Sohio
Action Shirts
Terry Willow Lake Park
Church
Terry Church
Sparkle Market Valley City Social Bruns. Ans. Ser
Food Mart
Family Tavern
Alert Well Drilling
Flo’s Tavern
Alley Rats
Slankskys
Kings & Queens
Kathie Filak
Stars
Gloria Paden
Bantam
Alley Cats
the Breeds
Slattery
Knollbrook Golf
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Mamas & Papas
Alley Masters
Eagles
Chuck Stefan
Ruby Stefan
Joe Freeman
Sugden Frasca
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Kaufman
Yost
Brantner-Lichty
Stewart
Yoder Kochs
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Haas
Schlager
Young McClure Myers
Brubaker Veen
Moran-Mann
Krepp-Sobolewski
Young-McCluer-Myers
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