Buckeye Falls Short as Brunswick Wins 27 24 in Wrestling Meet
Brunswick defeats Buckeye 27 24 after a fast 19 0 start by the Blue Devils. Heavyweights and late bouts tighten the score with Buckeye battling back in the upper weights in a hard fought dual.
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Bucks
Grayson Price
Dennis Frombaugh
Joe Burkstar
John Snyder
Joe Zajac
Brunswick
Greg Ashworth
Terry Young
Blue Devils
Buckeye
Greg Brysacz
Mark Tavernier
Dean Frombaugh
Doug Meador
Tim Schaefer
Mike Chrisopulos
Ficulty
Blue Devil
Gazette
Dave McCoy
Graftonite Qualifies For Don Johnson Gold Palm Final Bid
Kenneth M. Yarosh of Grafton becomes the first bona fide qualifier for the Don Johnson Gold Palm Tournament in Akron, aiming for a district finals berth on February 26 at Colonial Village Lanes. The 25 year old bowler, with a 171 average, won a Northeastern Ohio district final with a 697 three game total plus handicap, earning a $50 prize and a path to a possible $10,000 top prize or $6,000 if defeated.
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Don Johnson
Colonial Village
Ohio
Kenneth M. Yarosh
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Yarosh
Johnson
C. E. Scott
Lodi
Big Ten Chief at Buckeye-Minnesota melee weighs action
Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke spent hours in Columbus after the Ohio State Minnesota game reviewing the melee. He said a conference decision will come later and may involve action. Witte and Wagar suffered concussions and were ruled out of Saturday’s Michigan game. Gov Gilligan urged strong, forthright action while Orr offered to postpone the Michigan game if needed.
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UPI
Big Ten
Wayne Duke
Ohio State
Minnesota
Duke
Minneapolis
Buckeyes
Luke Witte
Clyde Turner
Turner
Corky Taylor
Witte
Taylor
Mark Wagar
Michigan
Bill Reed
Ed Weaver
Ann Arbor
Wolverine
Johnny Orr
Wagar
Fred Taylor
Musselman
Ashland
Grove City
New Hampshire
Wayne Countian
Ohio
Ashland College
Jerry Walke
Akron
Earlham Ind
Eastern Michigan
Walke
Musselman and Klucas Under Scrutiny in Ashland Controversy
The article details coach Bill Musselman and assistant Bill Klucas shaping Ashland College basketball with tough tactics and high ambition. It notes Musselman's volatile style, Ashland's strong five year record, recent coaching changes, and lingering criticism as Minnesota hires loom.
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Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Thomas
Ashland Eagles
Ashland
Bill
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Musselman
Ashland College
Gallucci 915 Classic showcases high bids at Dick Hoover Lanes
John Gilhousen led a strong field at the Gallucci 915 Classic posting a lifetime best 215 279 224 for 718. Other standouts included Jack Daly 640 Herb Kettler 628 John Baker 627 Terry Church 624 Alex Agirakis 624 and more.
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Dick Hoover
Jack Daly
Herb Kettler
John Baker
Terry Church
Alex Agirakis
John Kortan
Paul Bocan
Frank Haight
Darry Koppes
Gene Mencer
Tom Black
Dan Metzger
Ray Eiden Miller
Joe Gido
Yankee Dodgers Hall of Fame game memories stir August
Cooperstown hosts the Hall of Fame game on August 7 featuring Yankees and Dodgers. The piece recounts past matchups from 1940 to 1965, noting managers Walter Alston and Ralph Houk, lineups including Maury Wills and Elston Howard, and earlier exhibitions dating to the 1920s. It also mentions Dodgers first appearances and notable historic clashes between the two teams.
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N.Y
Doubleday Field
Los Angeles
Walter Alston
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Pete Richert
Jim Gilliam
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Elston Howard
Alston
Dodgers
Brenz Bombers
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Leo Durocher
Charley Dressen
Phillies
New York
Los Angeles Californians
Baltimore
Bucky Harris
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Bears Name Gibron New Chicago Head Coach
Abe Gibron was named head coach of the Chicago Bears by owner George Halas to replace Jim Dooley fired December 29. Gibron, 46, pledged loyalty, full authority over assistants, and that motivation could lift the team to NFL championship potential.
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Chicago
UPI
Abe Gibron
Chicago Bears
Gibron
George S. Halas
Jim Dooley
Bears
Dooley
Washington
Tribe Signs Moyer And Chambliss
Cleveland announces deals with first baseman Chris Chambliss and pitcher Jim Moyer. Chambliss, AL rookie of the year in 1971, batted .275 as a rookie for the Indians. Moyer posted an 11-15 record with Phoenix in 1971.
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UPI
Chris Chambliss
Jim Moyer
Chambliss
Indians
Moyer
Phoenix
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