Farragut defense sinks West Marshall for state title shot
Farragut edged West Marshall 65 52 in semifinal action to reach the 1971 Girls State Basketball final. Ja nelle Gruber led with 24 points and Becky Albright 21 despite early foul trouble. West Marshall, led by Marcia McDowell and Vicki Willard, trailed most of the game as Mediapolis topped Allison-Bristow to reach tonight's consolation.
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West Marshall
Trojanettes
Adlettes
Becky Albright
Vicki Willard
Miss Willard
Guthrie Center
Janelle Gruber
Miss Albright
Marcia McDowell
Mediapolis
Mary Schulte
Barb Wischmeyer
Allison-Bristow
Becky Miller
Haywood Wins Court Right to Play with Sonics
UPI report: federal judge Warren J. Ferguson grants Spencer Haywood a permanent injunction against the NBA, affirming his right to play for the Seattle Supersonics. The ruling follows prior suits over contract terms with the Denver Rockets and an anti trust context. The Supreme Court had allowed Haywood to finish the season pending further actions.
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UPI
Spencer Haywood
National Basketball Association
Haywood
Warren J. Ferguson
Jack Quinn
Seattle Supersonics
NBA
Snics
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Sonics
Ferguson
Rockets
Denver
The
Haywood Rockets
Supreme Court
Mrs Sherman Re-elected Leader of PEO Chapter 1
Ten years ago today Mrs Roger Sherman was re elected president of the Chapter 1 PEO at a meeting held Thursday in her home. Other officers included Mrs Wallace Kessell vice president Mrs Charles Berdo recording secretary Mrs Raymond Whisk and Mrs Milo Sorden treasurer with Mrs Lloyd Latta chaplain Harold Stephens guard.
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Roger Sherman
PEO
Wallace Kessell
Charles Berdo
Raymond Whisk
Milo Sorden
Lloyd Latta
Harold Stephens
Bowling league scores roll to high totals
Mixed bowling results show Rollers leading with a team series of 2181 and game 794 while Nuggets post 2102 and 723. Individual honors go to J Fisher with a 636 series and 226 game, and L Smith with a 558 series and 16 game.
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Rollers
Nuggets
Nuggetts
L. Smith
J. Fisher
L, Smith
Mets start spring with Aspromonte in spotlight
United Press International reports New York Mets pleased with third baseman Bob Aspromonte after a three hit two RBI game in a 17 1 spring win over St Louis Cardinals. Other spring results include Kansas City over New York Yankees and Boston beating Chicago White Sox 5 0.
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New York Mets
Bob Aspromonte
Atlanta Braves
Ron Herbel
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Foli
Charlie Williams
Omer
Jim McAndrew
Bob Stinson
Stinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ted Sizenore
Richie Allen
John Kennedy
White Sox
Gary Peters
Sparky Lyle
Jose Santiago
Willows Supper Club Bowling High Scores Report
Friday night bowling results show teams Boyds 2080 and Stanley 2079 in team series with Boyds 733 and Stanley 708 for team games. Lucy Smith led with 540 in series and 200 in a game, Betty Ward 517, Carol Wolfe 180.
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Willows
Miller
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Lucy Smith
Betty Ward
Carol Wolfe
UCLA versus USC Opens NCAA action in top Saturday clash
The NCAA tournament begins with five regional sites as UCLA and USC clash for the Pacific Eight title in a nationally televised showdown from Pauley Pavilion. Both teams sit at 24-4, with UCLA holding home advantage if a playoff is needed. Other first round matches include Jacksonville vs Western Kentucky and South Carolina vs North Carolina for ACC puck.
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Southern California
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Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
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USC
Hilltoppers
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Largo
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North Carolina
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Midwest
Fordham
Furman
Jamaica
N.Y
Villanova
Fon St. Joseph's
Palestra
Philadelphia
Duquesne
Cubs optimistic outlook under Leo Durocher in 1971 season
Scottsdale report quotes Leo Durocher arguing the Chicago Cubs can contend in the National League East alongside the Pirates. He notes improved infield depth with Hector Torres and Paul Popovich, Ortiz the fast outfielder, and a pitching staff headlined by Jenkins Hands Holtzman Pappas with potential from Colborn and Decker.
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UPI
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Cardinals
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Ae” Aca
San
Hector Torres
Astros
Torres
Don Kessinger
Paul Popovich
Popovich
Gary Jestadt
San Antonio
Tacoma
Kessinger
White Sox
Ortiz
Theson
Ernie Banks
Jim Hickman
Joe Pepitone
Beckett
Ron ‘Santo
Billy Williams
Decker
Fergie Jenkins
Bill Hands
Ken Holtzman
Milt Pappas
Phil Regan
Colborn
Bob Miller
Juan Pizarro
Williams
Hickman
Santo
Panther coaches win tournament at De-Men event
Mount Pleasant led by Wardlaw with 21 points captured the De Men coaches tournament title by beating Washington Educators 86 77 at the Washington gym. Ed Meyer top scored for Educators with 20 points while Doug Dunlap added 12. In earlier semi final, Mount Pleasant trounced YMCA All Stars 99 72 as Sower led with 26. Debates and awards followed, including gifts of hoops and sweatbands to several participants.
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Mount Pleasant
Washington Educators
Wardlaw
Herb Justman
Jerry Gateway
Washington Gym
Ed Meyer
Doug Dunlap
YMCA
Russ Glasgow
Bob Lewis
Jeff Buhr
Hawk
Eagle
Don Papineau
Tim Grady
Cal Hickman
Bill Anderegg
Jim Flynn
John Morretti
Sur Sane Schooley
de Bte
Dennis Guss
Tos Hennigan
Ad ‘Trier
David Orris
Tom Harvey
Tracy Swift
Alvin Zieglowsky
Jeff Zear
Jim Marshall to Speak at Washington De Men All Sports Banquet
Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jim Marshall will be the speaker at the Washington De Men annual All Sports Banquet on March 29. Tickets go on sale March 15 for 5 each, each ticket purchaser paying for their meal and one athlete's meal. Meal arrangements will be at the KC hall, with a football autographed by varsity players as a prize, and recognition for an Outstanding Athletic Booster. Marshall, 6 ft 4 in, 250 pounds, Ohio State alum, played 71 consecutive NFL games since 1961 with the Vikings, and now resides in Bloomington Indiana as a seasonal sales representative.
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Washington
De-Men
J Brake
Davis
I | Paul
K.C. Hall
Lso
Distriet
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Ohio State
Canadian Football League
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Vikings
NFL
Danville
Bloomington
Asinn
Seventh grade wrestling clinic at high school draw crowd
Manchester residents Mrs. David Tracey and Mary Lou Tracey presented a large specially designed rug to Gov. and Mrs. Ray during a January event. Twenty-one seventh graders participated in the intra- school wrestling clinic, divided into six weight classes with each boy competing twice under coach Ralph Gonshorowski.
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Manchester
David Tracey
Mary Lou Tracey
Gov
Tom Greiner
Jeff Rossen
Rodney’ Job
Randy Kner
Demon
Ralph Gonshorowski
Denny Coon
Peter Getz
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