Middletown Middies Reach 900 Wins With 111 72 Victory
The Middletown Middies beat Lima Spartans 111 to 72 for the program's 900th win dating back to 1912 13. Don Green scored the final two points to reach 111 matching the school record. Archie Aldridge led with 34 points and 24 rebounds as Damon Graham and Rod Arnold contributed double digits. Reggie Stephens and Dennis Henderson aided the win as Lima played shorthanded without center Tom Sawyer who was ruled ineligible. The Middies shot 51 percent and controlled the boards 65 40. Walker praised the team while noting future tests ahead.
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Middies JV defeat Lima JV in tight basketball clash
Middie JV led by Turner 3 3 9 and Jemison 5 2 12 outscored Lima JV 11 28 38 49 in the fourth quarter. Key contributors included Williams 2 0 4 and Hessel 4 0 8 for Middie JV while Kusick 1 6 8 and Putnam 4 0 8 fueled Lima JV. Final score 59 to 49.
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Prep College Cage Scores Local Area High Schools
Middletown 111 Lima 72 and many others across regional high school games plus college results. Notable winners include Warren Randolph teams, Xavier, Western Hills, St Xavier, and Mount Union, with several overtime thrillers and close finishes.
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Fenwick Narrowly Falls to Eaton in OT Thriller
Fenwick Falcons drop a 61-59 overtime decision to Eaton Eagles after leading 35-21 at halftime. Key late plays from Curt Clements and Steve Otte keep Fenwick in the contest, but Eaton’s Scott Chapin sinks the winning jumper with four seconds left in OT.
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NFL Bribe Uncovered Involving Star Player
FBI and a congressional panel investigate what the Miami Herald calls the first direct bribe attempt against an NFL player in over 30 years. A former teammate allegedly offered $10,000 to influence the final three regular season games last year. The player refused and notified his coach.
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Walnut Hills overwhelms Monroe in season opener 79-58
Walnut Hills, led by Ken Harris 22 and Krinner 23, beat Monroe 79 to 58 as Terry’s taller lineup overpowered the Hornets. Monroe’s Steve McIntosh grabbed 15 boards and John Durham led with 19 points, but the Tigers pulled away after a 16-12 first quarter to seal the win.
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Reds GM says Nelson key to trade at winter meetings
Cincinnati Reds General Manager says Nelson was the key to a trade at Honolulu winter meetings. The Reds acquired switch-hitting outfielder Richie Scheinblum and right-handed pitcher Roger Nelson from the Kansas City Royals for Wayne Simpson and Hal McRae. Nelson, 28, posted an 11-6 with 2.08 ERA in 1972. Scheinblum hit .300 in 1972 with 21 doubles and 66 RBIs.
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Cosell Criticized By Bengals Coach In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals assistant Bill Johnson attacked ABC sportscaster Howard Cosell during a luncheon speech, saying Cosell is trying to destroy the game. Johnson noted Cosell's remarks about football being simple and referenced a recent ABC broadcast and wire story.
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La Prevoyante Named Canada's Horse of the Year 1972
La Prevoyante a two year old filly unbeaten in 12 starts was selected as Canada's Horse of the Year for 1972 by the Daily Racing Form. The announcement came Thursday in Toronto.
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