Madison High Crushes Dixie 90 to 38 In Mohawks Home Win
Madison High defeated Dixie 90 38 on the Mohawks home court as Coach Larry Brandenburg’s team shows edge with 53 percent shooting and strong inside play from Gerald Turnbow and Steve Simpkins. Dixie, struggling this season, faced a decisive test as Madison led 18 8 after the first quarter and pulled away with a 10 straight run to start the third.
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Spartans edge Valley View in season opener 54 50
West Carrollton outlasts Valley View 54 to 50 in a close Southwestern Buckeye Conference opener. Spartans led most of the game before Valley View surged late and took a brief lead with 2:39 left in the fourth. West Carrollton improves to 1 0 behind balanced scoring from Gordon Little and Hanny with Boecher contributing 18. Valley View was led by Brandenburg 18 and Risner 12.
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Arrows Edge Arcanum In Low-Scoring High School Clash
Shawnee upsets Arcanum 60 to 52 as Arrows clutch 24 fourth quarter points. Hangen leads Arcanum with 6, Shelley 13 for Shawnee, while Fasick and Stutz add 6 and 8 for Arcanum in a tight contest. Final totals show Shawnee 60, Arcanum 52 with late resistance from Arcanum.
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Fairfield Beats Colonel White at Home 66 57
Former Franklin High coach Gene Smith earned his second straight win as Fairfield defeated Colonel White 66 to 57 at home. Box scores show key contributions from Edwards Born Reynolds and Eggleton for Fairfield and Jones Jones Clarke Lee and Parks for Colonel White.
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Dayton
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Princeton High tops Lakota 69 61 in hoops clash
Princeton High led from start to finish to beat Lakota 69 to 61. Mitchell and Holloway paced the victors with 21 and 9 points, while Lakota’s Jones totaled 14 and Sears 14. Lakota missed 13 of 27 free throws and could not convert late chances.
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Springboro Defeats Waynesville In FAVC Showdown
Springboro Panthers beat Waynesville 70 to 64 in Fort Ancient Valley Conference action at Waynesville. Garry Patton led Springboro with 25 points while Springboro built a first half lead and withstood a late surge from Waynesville, now 3-1 on the year.
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Braves Beat Talawanda 77 64 in MML Opener
Talawanda, playing its first Mid Miami League game of the season, defeated Edgewood 77 to 64. Rodney Raines led Talawanda with 20 points while Edgewood’s Steve Robinson scored 23 to pace his team. Edgewood shot 30 percent from the line and 41 percent overall as Talawanda earned its first league win under coach Gobel Salyers.
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Franklin Wins 67-65 In OT On Denisi Buzzer
Franklin High rallied to a 67-65 overtime win over Carlisle as Mike Denisi scored on a jump shot with one second left. Carlise led early 17-8 and tied late at 65. Riley added 25 points for Franklin, while Gingerich tallied 16 for Carlisle in a non conference matchup.
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Knicks Suffers 100-74 Loss as Bucks Impress
Oscar Robertson hits 25 000 career points milestone and Kareem Abdul Jabbar scores 40 with 16 rebounds and seven assists as Milwaukee routs New York 100 74. The Bucks surge in the fourth quarter, turning a tight game into a decisive win.
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Pro Hockey Results and Schedule Summary
Yesterday the Rangers beat St Louis 3 to 1 while Vancouver split results with New York. Today games include Atlanta at Montreal Philadelphia at Toronto Detroit at New York Buffalo at Minnesota Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Los Angeles. Yesterday scores feature Los Angeles 5 Chicago 0 and Minnesota 6 Alberta 4.
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Kings win on last shot over Clinton Massie in V Conference
Butch Taulbee hit a jump shot from the top of the key with nine seconds left to lift Kings to a 53 51 victory over Clinton Massie in the Ft Ancient Valley Conference. Massie led 51 49 before Kings surged back to win.
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Bowling Honor Roll Selections and Scores Listed
Men's standings show Burton Carpenter Dennis Holbrook Bowen Roof Brewer Day with high games and totals. Women performers Terrell Robinson Arnett and Kilmer lead, with multiple bowlers posting 50s and 60s in series and averages.
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A. Evans
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L. Thurmond
I. Parks
R. Fisher
B. Frazier
B. Henning
College Football Highlights and Navy Army Title Showdowns
TV schedule lists Army Navy game from JFK Stadium Philadelphia. Notre Dame vs USC at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Browns at Steelers in Pittsburgh and Cowboys at Cardinals among other NFL and college football airings.
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