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Friday, April 13, UTS Newt JovuL Mudidd, 0. 22 Madison Rams Fall Buffalo's Dreams / To Galion, 84-43 Come to End, 4-2 } The Rams of Madison Mile run — 1, Shealy (W), 4-47 5; 2, By JOE CARNICELLI, UPI Spwte Writer :. Chuck Leicy won three Ken Lucas (P), 4:51.»; 3, Mike Court- High School picked up only events for Ontario, the 100 - right (F), 5:07 S; 4, Kiur (W), 5-07 i Buffalo's Stanley Cup upset dream ended Thursday night. three first- place finishes MO • yard relay ~ 1, Wynford (Hieber, and Tony Esposito's nightmare began. j; yard dash (10.5), 180 -yard Getwls, Riffey, Spiner), 1 37.4, 2, yesterday in falling to host low hurdles (21.1) and a tie Plymouth* 1*40*1 Galion, 84-43, in a high 44*. yard dash — 1, Brad Buzzard Montreal, heavily favored in its series against Buffalo,- for first in the high jump (P), 54.*; 2, Gernart (W), 55.6, 3, Doug swept through the first three games but then dropped twa- school track meet. Hell (R), 56.4; 4, Votkner (W). 57 6 UO-yard lew hurdles - 1, Mike Ernie in a row to the expansion Sabres. But the Canadiens left no 1 (R). 22.2; 2, Lust (W), 226; 3, Rick Key Galion picked up the re- The Whippets took the (R), 23.6; 4, Leumotd (W), 24.0 doubt Thursday night as they scored four goals in the first- MO - yard dash-1, Shealy (W), 2-10 2; period and then checked the Sabres the rest of the way to- maining 12 firsts. Joe Koki- first three places hi the long 2, Stormer (W). 2-111; 3, Raloh Noble ko headed the Galion effort jump and pole vault (P), 2:11.5; 4, Kauffman (W), 2.16.1 win, 4-2. 1 220 -yard dash — 1, Steve Conlcy (R), with wins in the 120 - yard * 23 3; 2, HeMes (W), 24.4; 3, Geruais (W), The victory gave the Can- high hurdles and 220-yard Dan Brown had two wins 25 0; 4, Gebhart (W), 25 0. Two - mile run — 1, Mike Adams (P), adiens the quarter- final dash. He handed Jeff Schag for the Fredericktown Fred- 10-J0.5; 2, Detson (W), 2:25; 3. Keller series four games to two dies as they downed visiting (W), 10:43.8; 4, Steve Adams (P), 10 59. his first loss, in the 120 Mite relay — 1, Ridgedale (Engle, Con- and sends them up against highs, with a winning time Clear Fork, 78-49. ley, Henry, Howdl), 3 40 3, 2, Plymouth, of 15.8. 3-41 2. the Philadelphia Flyers, Brown won the 180 -yard FIELD EVENTS who eliminated the Minne- * low hurdles (22.4) and long High lump — 1. Kald (W), 6 feet; 2, sota North Stars, 4rl, hi the Wynford High School Geruais (W), 5-4, 3, Ralph, (R), 5-4, 4, jump (18-7). Also gaming a Mike Reed (P), 5-2 semi - finals. came out on top of a three - Shot put — 1, Rickets (R). 41 feet, '/« double win was Clear Fork's 2, Wayne Blankenshlp (P) 4W; 3, Stahl "I feel right now like way meet with Plymouth Kyle Beveridge, who took (W), 44-2%; 4, Craycraft (R), 40-10Vi and Ridgedale. Discus — 1, Engle (R), 120 feet; 2, somebody has just taken a the mile run (4:45.5) and Bosworth (W). 119-7; 3, Rickets (R), 1U-2; 4, COty (W), 1124. piano off my shoulders," The Royals won with 74& 880 -yard run (2:08.5). Long jump — 1, Geruias tW), IS feet, 4 Montreal Coach Scotty Bow- inches; 2, Joe Henry (R), 1810%, 3, Con points while Ridgedale had ley (R), 1M, 4, Stiner (W). 17-11. man said. "I don't think any 56% and Plymouth, 28. Pole vault - 1, Bell (R), 11 feet, 6 team can be tougher than * Inches; 2, Leuthotd (W), 114; 3, Gebhart At Galion (W), 104; 4, Guywood (R), 9-6. the Sabres. Because it's Two Lucas* records fell their third year in the Score: Galion M, Madison 43 yesterday as the host Cubs TRACK EVENTS league, they've been under- finished second in a three - 120-yard high hurdles — 1, Kokiko (G), * rated." way meet. Northmor won it 156; 2, Schag (M), 161; 3, James (6), At Lucas 40TH OPENER — Catcher Ed Herrmann are her daughter, Mrs Marilyn Resnick 165 Murray Wilson scored one FLYING HIGH — Flyers' with 71% points while Lucas 100-yard dash — 1, Sipes (G).10 8; 2, Score- Northmor 71'A, Lucas 53'/2, of the Chicago White Sox listens to Mrs. (center), who has attended 30 openers and goalie Doug Favell is all Reed (M), 11.2, 3, Pierson (M), 11.1. Crestview 34 goal and assisted on one by had 53% and Crestview 34. Mile run - 1, Vandayburg (G), 4:54 9; Lewis Weiss of Chicago at her 40th base- Mrs. Barbara Dent of Evanston, 111., who smiles after the Philadel- 2, Strickler (M) and Keller (G), 4:56.0. TRACK EVENTS ball opener in Chicago yesterday. With her was watched baseball for 15 years. (AP Guy Lapointe and Serge Sa- Lucas' Jim Lerch set a 880-yard relay — 1, Galion, 1-37J 120 - yard high hurdles — 1, Brenne- vard and Guy Lafleur added phia Flyers defeated the 440-yard dash 1, Meek (G), 54.8, 2, man (N). 181; 2, Dave Neff (L), 18 S, 3, Photo) Minnesota North Stars, 4-1,-" new school record in the Wynn (M), 540; 3, Oawson <GK 570 Gross, (C), 19 7; 4, MacAdams (N), 19 8 goals for Montreal hi the mile run, with a 4:46.4, 180-yard low hurdles — 1, Schag (M), 1W- yard dash —I.Monty Perry (N), first period. Buffalo battled to clinch the Stanley Cup" 21 4, 2, Meyers (G), 21»; 3, Lynn (M), 10 6, 2, Steve Steward (L), 10.8; 3, Doug quarterfinals. Favell made breaking Greg Mauk's rec- 22.5 Echelberger (L), 11.0, 4. Irwin (N), back in the last period as 880-yard run — 1, Vandayburg (G), 11.1. 37 saves in the winning-- ord of 4:48.6 set in 1971. In 2 10 6. 2, VanHOUten (M), 2-11 9; 3, Sut- Mile run — 1, Wayne White (C), Richard Martin and Rene tin (G), 2-12 7 4 23 3, 2, Jim Lerch (L), 4:46.4; 3. Dunn Biggest Giant Blasts Pair Robert scored- cause (UPI Photo). the 'two - mile run, Earl 220-yard dash — 1, Kokiko (G), 23.7. 2, (C), 5-02.2; 4, Dale White (C), 5 03 5. S n y d,e r 's 10:58.4 record Pierson (M), 238; 3, Krutnmenecher 880 • yard relay — 1, Northmor (Perry, (G), 24.S. Irwin, parrott, Brenneman), 1 420; 2, LENGTHY GOALS clocking fell to Gary Two Mile run — T, Harding (G), Crestview, 1-431 P a y n e 's 10:47.8. Snyder's 10.10.9; 2, Andrews G), 10:411, 3, Baus 440- yard dash — 1, Greg Mauk (L), Meanwhile, Esposito, Chi- (G), 10 430 54 3, 2, Smith (N), 572; 3, Anderson (L), Of Home Runs in 9-to-3 Win Golf Event standard had held since Mile relay — 1, Madison, 3 43 4 58 5, 4, Fulk (C), 58 8 cago's goalie, was stung by FIELD EVENTS 120 yard low hurdles — 1, Martin three long - range goals as 1967. Long lump — I/ Krummenacher (G), Burger (L), 147; 2, Hovler (N), ISO; 3, By KEN RAPPOPORT Home runs by Milt May Phil Hennigan made them 19 feet 4% inches; 2, Myers (G), 19-2, 3, Brenneman (N), 155; 4, Roseberry (W), AP Sports writer and Manny Sanguillen and stand up for their victory the Black Hawks bowed to Moved Back Both Northmor and Lucas Bacheldor (G), 17-11. 157 High jump — 1, Kent (G), 5 feet, 11 880 - yard run — 2, Jim Lerch (U, When Willie Me Covey the four - hit pitching of Bob over the Cardinals. John the New York Rangers, 4-1, each had competitors with Inches; 2, Cain (M), 5-10, 3, Myers (G), 2 09 6, 2, Gray (C), 2-10.3, Reeves (N), speaks, everyone listens re- Moose helped Pittsburgh Milner singled home Bud in the opener of their best- three first - place -finishes. S-4 2 10 6, 4, Ricky Echelberger (L). 2112 At Possum Shot put — 1, Groff (M), 44 feet, 10 220- yard dash — 1, Greg Mauk (L), spectfully. When he hits, maintain its perfect record Harrelson with the first run of - seven semi - final. Cub Greg Mauk won the inches? 2, Oawson (G), 42-9; 3, Cook, 42- 251, 2, Parrott (N), 256; 3, Irwin (N), everyone watches admiring- with a victory over Chicago. and Cleon Jones later drove The Mansfield Golf Tour- long jump (18 feet; 6 inch- 258; 4, 258, 4, Steward (L). Esposito became the ob- Discus — 1, Coulter (G), 113 feet, 10 Two - mile run — 1, Larry White (C), ly. The Pirates' fourth straight in the whining run with a nament, formerly "known as es), 440- yard dash (54.3) inches, 2, Deppell (G), 1H-2, 3, Crunkian 10:27, 2, Ken White (C), 3, Balbo (N), ject of the boobirds in Chi- (M), 107-6 10.43 4, 4, Gary Payne (L), 10-478 victory was fashioned in sacrifice fly. cago when he was beaten the Mansfield Invitational, and 220- yard dash (25.1). Pole Vault — 1, Bacheldor (G), 12 Mile relay — 1, Northmor (J Smith, The biggest Giant of them near - freezing tempera- Northmor's Monty Perry feet, 2, Pierson (M), 11-6, 3, Loggms Setter, Howler, R.
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  • Board of Governors Directory • 2019

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