The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 22

FRIDAY 'Ashland at Dover Phila at Mans, Malabar Wooster at Coshocton South at Jewett-Scio at Sandy Valley Strasburg at Buckeye South Canton Catholic at Garaway Springfield at Maivcrn Sheridan at River View St, Edward at Kidron Christian SATURDAY Louisville Aquinas at New Phila Sandy Valley at Dover Jewett-Scio at Tusky Valley at Claymont at Carrollton Strasburg at Orrville Garaway at Meadowbrook Buckeye West at Cadiz Nc'town at West Holmes Conotton Valley at Buckeye North Northwest at Central Catholic Danville at IV North Rosecrans at Ridgewood Madison at St. Edward Coshocton at Cambridge Marlington at Fairless Conference game Conference game League game Varsity games start at approximately 8p.m. 4 players front Cincy school made it in NFL CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) Cincinnati's Taft High School is laying claim to a National Football League first. Its starting backfield of 1960 and a fourth player ended up'in the NFL. At fullback was Walter Johnson, now a longtime defensive lineman for the Cleveland Browns.

The right halfback was Cleo (Cid) Edwards, a standout running back with the St. Louis Cardinals and San Diego Chargers. A third member of the backfield was Al Nelson, later a defensive back with the Philadelphia Eagles. Another squad member, Carl Ward, starred at Michigan and played for the Browns and New Orleans Saints. Taft won its conference title that year, finishing with only two losses.

One of the defeats was to Purcell High School and its highly-regarded quarterback Roger Staubach. BOWLING scores Caroline Lehmann's 682 series topped area bowlers Wednesday night. Sherolled in the Town and Country League at Sugarcreek Lanes, The high men's total was turned In by Barney Smith at Boulevard Lanes with a 659 in Dover Industrial, Gary Burkey fired a 653 In Kings at Sugarcreek while Harley Corbott had a 641 in Midway Industrial at Klnscr. Shirley Day paced the ladies at Kinser with a 561 In Alley Katz, Edwards took the most interesting route to the NFL. He attended Tennessee State for one year, then joined the service.

He played football with the Armed Forces, winning All-Asian honors. The Cards signed him as a free agent. Johnson, a 220-pounder in high school, went to New Mexico Military and later Los Angeles State. Eventually a 275-pounder, Johnson went on to become one of the top linemen in the Browns' history. World Bowl set tonight BIRMINGHAM (AP) The Florida Blazers and Birmingham Americans clash here tonight in the first World Bowl.

The teams met twice during the regular season, with the Americans winning both contests. Bob Lance bowled a record 7SO series Tuesdav night at Alpa Lanes. He had games of 236,224 and 290 and was competing in the Twin City Merchants league. BOULEVARDLANES Wcndaft Edna Lcvcngood 407. Goldle Hcrron 482, Betty Render 475.

Greenvlew Realty, Suburban Auto 33; Espenschicd Olds, Anaconda 27: Casterllne Trucking 26; Tally Ho 23: Col. Sanders21: McDonald's 17. Bolivar Merchants Joe King 574, John Russell 552. Kline's Chips 3814: Towpalh Tavern 31; Burrls Ins. Bob's Shell 27: Bolivar Service, Reeves Bank 26: Ma's Tavern.

Graef Ford 24. New Phila Elks Bob Weber 617. John Schaar 616, Archie Virtue 612, Bob Ross 610, Dan Flora 600, Bob VanSickle 591, Abe Chek 557, Clyde Pcnrod 555, Norm Couts 554, Dick Bible 553. TedDemallloSSO. Inner Guards 36: Tylers, Leading Knights 33; Esquires Loyal Knights 32; Trustees 30; Chaplains 28; Past Exalted Rulers 27: Secretaries 23; Lecturing Knights Treasurers 22: Exalted Rulers 17.

Dover Industrial Barney Smith 659, Hugh Hardwidge 623, Bob Rcnni- cker 609, Maynard Erb 607, Ray Botdorf, Clyde Brink 590, Clyde Moran. Herb Cotton 577, Larry Kelley 576, Bob Owens, Ed Hartline 567, Don Hardy 566, John Russell 560, Dab Cardani. Gene Russell 557. Chuck Beatty 556. Bill Page 554.

Chicken Manor 38: Reeves Bank 35: Toland-Herzig 32; Cloverleal Security. Boulevard Lanes 28: Commercial Tubing 24; Kern's Excavating, Merchant's Vending, Hanhart Ins. 23: Lanza Jewelers 22. KINSERLANES Bobby Pin Linda Stoyanovich 525. Betty Kiink 520, Sue Neiger 513, Bettie Heade 512, Betty Day 505, Lena Grandison 502, Carol Huffman 478, Lois Abel 460, Nancy Polilli 458, Mary Ann Frye 457.

Jeannie's45: G.E. 40; Cottage Beauty 36; Scaffide Hdw. 33V4: Baio Poodle 32; Lebold Lumber. Adelstein 30: Ten Pin Corner Towne House 21: Kinderl 17: KinderII15: Cosmo Metal 14. Joy IRA Mixed Art Seib 526, Jim Marinelli 524, Arlene Pease 492, Beulah Marinelli 480, Mary Snedeker464.

Snedeker 32 Gardner 28: Seib 25Vz; Marinelli, Ross 25: Pease Morning Glories Sally Herbert 514. Rosalie Young 509, Geraldine Bonheimer 506, Chris Ross 496, Dorothy Regula 490, Mary Lee Monte 478, Janice Urfer460, Nor'ma Antonelli 451. Reymond Machine 30; Kinser Lanes, Peterman Plumbing, Mr. Auto Transmission 28; Dutch Oven 26; Valley Farm 25; Espenschied's 24; Rainbow Party 23; Toland-Herzig 21: Baio Poodle 20; Dover Pit Stop 19: Lois Ann's Beauty 16. Alley Katz Shirley Day 561.

Jeannie Rothacher 515, Geraldine Bon- helmcr 485, Kitty Kollar 479, Irene Lamhros 472. Lois Day 470, Frances Wallace 450. Zane's Market 45: Perkins Pancake 31 Bonvechlo's 27; Eberharl Coal, Kinser Lanes 25; Tally Ho 23; Rhlncs Ranch DeMarco Palming 13. Midway Industrial Harley Corbett 641, Al Ball 616. Ken Harder 600, Ken Host 508, Wall Weaver 595, Don Hanev 583, Bill Martin 581, Red Corder 575.

Dclmcr Gintz 571, Larry Bdghley 583. Lloyd Crowell 560, Bob Zay 560, Fran Stephen 554, Earl Gordon. Rollie Mai- cuitSSl. Nichols Discount (1st half champs) 43; Stevenson Memorials 41; Brogne Welding, Samsa Fab, Chatterbox 36: Marlite Molding 34Vz; Clow's Marina 29; Quicksall 28; Maust Barber 27; Al- sco 26; American Legion Lamplight Inn 25; Kreb's Service 24: Johnson Printing, Marlite Korelock, Towne House 23. ALPALANES Twin City Merchants-B.

Lance 750, B. McGuire 731, L. Trolio 652, A. Pica 635, K. McConnell 623, K.

Keffer 613, D. Donehue 589, A. Corra 584, H. Keffer, P. Brick Jr.

580, R. Parker 577, A. Civiello 576, F. Angelo 571, L. Heil 563, P.

Lahm 581, R. Long 559, A. Stelnbach 558, B. Bier 557, B. Long 555, P.

Brick Sr.554. United Bank 43; Bonvechio's40; Tusky Merchants. Merchant's Vending 37; Kline's Chips 35: Ricardo's Lounge 32; Bernard's Grocery 30; Allensworth 29: SIC, 26: Superior Clay Gun Smith 23; Twin City Pharmacy Scio Bank 22: Gibb's Chevy 18; USWA 15: Ritz Lounge 13. SUGARCREEKLANES Kings Gary Burkey 653, Keith Troyer 649, Andy Miller 623. Ora Miller 613, Bob Troyer 611, Ray Croft 609.

Gary Trachsel 597, Ike Hosteller 591, Gary Gerber. Joe Miller 581, Dana Van'Winkle 579, John Garber 571. Hank Yoder 570. Bill Fankhauser 567, Bob Gerber 565, Louie Hosteller 555. Charles Klein 554.

Yoder Lumber 19614; Coca Cola Kline'sChips 180; Der Dutchman 176; Reeves Bank 171; Killbuck Savings 161 Vz; Sugarcreek Liveslock 161; Farmerslown Slore Troyer's Trail Bologna 153; Village Drug 145Vz; Hardv Coal 139. Town Country Caroline Lehmann 582, Polly Marks 553, Mary Edwards 549, Susan Gerber 540, Sue Scott 527, Marge Stevanus 525, Doris Gardner 518, Lena Snyder 513, Liz Yoder, Lucille Schie 504, Brenda Mullet 501. Eva Mast 497, Velma Troyer 493. Edna Neff 481, Ada Klein 480, Carole Hosteller 479, Carole Pfister 477. Twila Len- harl 474, Marge Landes 472, Arlene Gerber 471, Joan Burner 467, Onela Immel 461, Sandy Miller 456.

Madeline Troyer 454, Burnette Stein 453. Swiss Hat 44; Carole's Girls Sugarlane IGA 41: Alsco Anaconda 35: Sugarcreek Golf 34: Irene Beauty Sugarcreek Interiors Modern Woodman 27: Owens-Illinois I 26Vz: Village Tire 19; Good House 15: Owens-Illinois II13. Guys Dolls Joan Newell 501, Dona Zook 472, Thelma Rbwe 471, Lena Snyder 466, Louie Hosteller 580, Monie Miller, George Rowe552. Snyder-Slevanus 32Vz; Rowe-Rich- Lanning-Zook 30: Hosteller-Shell 27: Wallace-Wallace 26Vz; MAKE THIS A PRACTICAL FOR YOUR MEN BI6 TAIL CHOOSE FROM OUR LARGEST STOCK EVER OF SMART, COMFORTABLE AMERICAN MADE CLOTHES FOR MEN Suits Sport Coats Slacks Top Coats Shirts Knit Shirts Belts Ties Jeans Pajamas Robes Underwear UP TO ALTERATIONS ARE ALWAYS FREE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOURS MASSILLON 9 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M.

MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY CANTON 10:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NOON TO 5 P.M. SUNDAY GIFT BOXES GIFT CERTIFICATES LAYAWAYS STONE BROS CLOTHES TkMtffCWi Buj wild MBU Sfoe in TODD'S HIQHUND MALL 30QQ ATLANTIC PtVP (RT. Hosieller-Bufgafi-Wldden 26: Blosscr- Newell 24; Bflyer-VanFossen 2 Joan Bottler 5B2, Jane Lahm 542, Oma Trover 826.

Rosle Youngen 523, Marge Landes 509, Lucille Schle 50fl, Alice Horrlsberger. Roberta Summers 606, Ada Klein 504, Susan Oerber 503, Kilty Rabcr 502, Kaye Jones 495, Madeline Trover 486, Nettle Shepherd 402, Linda Miller 476. Belly Dialer 474, Vclma Troyer 470, Helen Hershberaer 468. Caroline Lehmann 467, Sandy Weller 463, Vera McOrath 457, Deloros Farnsworth 453, Doris Qardner, Jane Fankhauser 452. Nlva Oerber 451.

Reeves Bank 40; Horrlsberger Imp. 37; Maurer Ins. 32; Sugarcreek Cartage, Troyer's Trail Bologna 30; Mid- daugji Printers 28; Oerbcr Clothiers 27; Commercial Savings 26; Nancy's Beauty 24; Village Cleaners 22; Hardy Coal 21; Poultry processing 19. ATWOODLANES Tuesday Delleites Helen Tlnlln 528, Ruth Roof 520, Dora Palmer 509, Shirley Buchler 605. Huebner's 43; Merrlck's Car Wash 38: Market 37; Dellroy Drive Inn 36; Huff's Tinlln's Service, Little's Welding, Williams Checzellcs 28; Klshman's Cummlngs Bank 25.

EMERALDLANES Men's City Glen Weslhafcr 610. Leman Clark 580, Clyde Smllh 572, Dale Boyd 570, Paul Olt 568, Tom Daugherty 564, Calvin Lafferty, Gene Ev- erhaft 558, Ralph Westhafer 552. DwainSchlarb551. Scott-Marshall 34; 'Welder Sales. Commadore Restaurant 33: Hickory Flats 28; Funk Ponllac-Olds 27W: Groff'sSohio25; Boyd's Refrlgerallon 24; Addy Funeral Home 400,000 went to Coliseum in opening month RICHFIELD Attendance at the new Coliseum in its first month of operation was more than 400,000, according to Robert D.

Brown, executive vice- president of Ohio Sports Center Inc. Opening with a sell-out crowd of 21,082 on Oct. 26 with Frank Sinatra, the Steyie Wonder concert followed with 11,000, Elton John attracted another sell-out throng of 20,900 and better than 230,000 spectators set their sights on the Ringling Bros. Circus during its 23 performances. The Coliseum's hosting of the USSR Gymnastic Team, featuring Olga Korbut, set a world record for the largest audience to view an indoor gymnastics event with 20,202 on hand.

The "Yes" concert drew 17,000 while 3,900 viewed the first pro wrestling card. Cleveland's Crusaders drew 26,000 in their first three home dates and 44,000 have cheered the Cavaliers in six contests. Some 300 events are slated to be held annually at the Coliseum. Cage scores COLLEGE Bowling Green 9.1. Cleveland Slate (overtime) Clitrlnnall Xavirr SB.

Indiana- Purdue 43 Dcnlson 04. John Carroll 72 Heidelberg 59. Bluffton 55 Muakingum 58. Ollerhcln 46 Obcrlln 83. Case Western Reserve 68 Ohio Northern B2.

Flndlav 44 Rio (irande 76. Walsh 67 Slippery Rock iPa.i 81. Ashland 80 (overtime i Steuhenvllln 59. Central Stale 55 Virginia 58. Keni State 40 Wooster 80.

Adrian 62 Wriehl State 92. Tiffin 87 EAST Vermont 80. New Hamnshlrr 84 Princeton 66. Navy 55 Boston Col. 113.

Lemovne 06 Fordham 72. Yale 57 Williams 80. Hartford 75 Providence 78. Brown 75 Hobart 95. Ilhara 94 RPI 54.

Colgate 63,, ln Syracuse 78, Cornell 49 SOUTH N. Caro. 93 E. Tenn. St.

71 Duke 79. East Caro. 73 Maryland 99. Wake Forest 78 Virginia 58. Kent St.

40 Louisiana St. 80. Tulane 78 Clemson 82. Furman 69 Elon 70. Lenoir Rhvne 63 Old Dominion 99.

Biscavne 98 Arkansas 75. Miss. Si. 72 UNC-Charlotte 106. Hardln- Slmmons 65 MIDWEST W.

Mich. 80. E. Mich. 65 St.

Marv's. Calif. 62. Wis. 60 Xavier.

Ohio 88. 43 Edinhoro 95. Baldwin-Wallace 72 Notre Dame 100. Northwestern 84 E. III.

82. Tenn. St. 57 N. Dakota St.

111. Winnipeg 76 Indiana 74. Kansas 70. OT N. III.

87. St. Marv's. Tex. 76 Kv.

Weslevan 78 Union. Kv. 55 Drake 114. 111. 2 OT Bowling Green 93.

Cleveland St. 90. OT Dakota St. 66. Yankton 60 SOUTHWEST Pan American 112.

Natl. Mex. 53 FAR WEST Utah 97. Calif. Lovola 69 Colo.

85. St. Louis 81 Air Force 71. DePauw 55 San Francisco 94. Long Bch.

St. 84. OT Arizona 84. 52 Volleyball Four teams captured sweeps in the New Philadelphia recreational volleyball league Tuesday. The Sparkplugs, Flemings, The Times-Reporter and Joy defeated the New Philadelphia Jaycees, Rea Associates, Quicksall Associates and The Rookies 3-0.

Defects detected Some birth defects can be detected before a baby is born, according to the March of Dimes. Using techniques such as ultrasound, electronic monitoring, and amniocentesis, doctors can check the baby's development while it is still in the uterus. the TIMES-REPORTER 5,1974 NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO C-3 NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pel. OB Buffalo Ifl 7 .696 New York 14 8 .636 Boston 12 10 .545 3'a Phllanhla 8 .364 Central Division Washington 17 6 .739 Cleve 12 8 .600 3'a Houston 11 12 .478 6 Atlanta 10 12 .455 New Orleans 2 21 .087 15' i Western Conference Midwest Division Detroit 12 10 545 K.C.-Omaha 12 12 .500 I Chicago 11 II 500 I Milwaukee 8 15 348 Pacific Division Oolden State 16 6 .727 Scatlle 13 12 .520 Portland 12 12 .500 5 L.Angeles 9 14 .391 7' Phoenix 9 14 .391 7'a Wednesday's Results Boston 101. Los Angeles 90 Philadelphia 109.

Kansas CItv-Omaha 105 Washington 114. Portland 87 Detroit 86. Houston 69 Seallle 112. Milwaukee 103 Thursday's Games Kansas Citv-Omaha at Cleveland Oolden State at Phoenix Friday's Onmes Portland at Buffalo New York at Philadelphia Boston at Houston Milwaukee at Chlcagu Cleveland n( Delroil Atlanta at Los Angeles New Orleans at Seattle ABA East Konturkv New York SI. Louis Memphis Virginia West Denver San Anlon Utah Indiana San Diego Division 15 6 15 9 10 16 7 18 5 17 Division 21 4 15 8 II 13 9 12 8 13 Pel.

.714 .625 .385 .280 .227 .840 .652 .458 .429 .381 OB 7'a to 5 9'ii 10 11 Wednesday's Results St. Louis 126. Kentucky 122 Denver 114. San Diego 100 Indiana 104. Utah 100 San Antonio 122.

Memphis 108 Thursday's Game Denver at Utah Friday's Games Virginia at San Antonio San Diego at New York NHL Division 1 TPlsGFGA Phllphia 15 6 3 33 91 55 Atlanta 13 9 5 31 73 69 NY Rang 11 8 5 27 91 72 NY Isl 987 25 82 68 Division 2 Vancvr 16 6 4 36 100 71 Chicago 11 9 3 25 83 56 Minn 9 13 4 22 75 100 St.Louis 8 11 5 21 76 89 K.C. 4 19 1 9 58 111 Division 3 L.Angcles 13 2 9 35 74 39 Montreal 13 6 8 34 115 83 Pitts. 9 11 4 22 99 90 Detroit 7 14 2 16 63 98 Washtn 2 20 3 7 57 130 Division 4 Buffalo 19 4 4 42 126 88 Boston 12 6 6 30 103 73 Toronto 6 13 4 16 78 98 Calif. 5 17 5 15 H2 117 Wednesday's Results New York Rangers 4. Detroit 2 California 3.

Atlanta 1 Boston 4. Montreal 4. tie Pittsburgh 4. Toronto 2 Los Angeles 4. Minnesota I Chicago 7.

Kansas Citv 3 Thursday's Games Toronto at New York Islanders Chicago at Philadelphia Washington at Buffalo Detroit at Boston Friday's Games Philadelphia at Kansas Cilv Atlanta at Vancouver Minnesota at California East New Eng. Cleveland Chicago Indpls West Houston San. Diego Phoenix Minn. Mich. WHA Division TPtsGFGA 15 7 9 7 7 13 4 19 0 30 1 19 0 14 0 8 88 68 52 52 63 82 48 108 Division 17 8 0 34 117 76 12 9 0 24 67 70 8 11 2 18 72 79 8 11 0 16 80 83 6 15 0 12 56 92 Canadian Division Toronto 15 9 1 31 115 90 Winnipeg 12 7 1 25 88 56 Quebec 12 9 0 24 85 77 Edmonton 10 6 0 20 62 51 Vancvr 7 11 1 15 59 68 Wednesday's Results San Diego 2.

Phoenix 0 Minnesota 6. Quebec 3 New England 3. Cleveland 2 Houston 3. Winnipeg 2 Edmonton 6. Vancouver 3 Thursday's Games Chicago at Indianapolis San Diego at Michigan New England at Quebec Friday's Games Edmonton at Phoenix Winnipeg at Minnesota Garaway cagers split two games BALTIC The Garaway junior high "Blue" cagers split a pair of games with Dennison St.

Mary's here Wednesday. Garaway took the seventh grade tilt by a 35-27 score. Jeff Oyster and Guy Schrock each netted 10 points for the winners. St. Mary's prevailed in the eighth grade contest 34-28.

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