Middies edge Lima 73 58 to inch closer to Ohio coaching mark
Middletown high school defeats Lima 73 to 58 in the Middletown High gym as Coach Paul Walker nears the 599th win, tying for the state’s most victories. Walker could become the winningest Ohio prep coach tonight at Wilmington if Middletown prevails. Aldridge leads with 20 points and 17 rebounds, while Rogers adds 12 rebounds as Middies overcome 30 errors and a tight first half.
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UCLA Opens Season with 105-49 rout of The Citadel
UCLA bursts to a dominant season debut beating The Citadel 105-49 as Henry Bibby scores a career high 26 points. Sophomore depth fuels the win while UCLA rises in the AP preseason poll behind their standout guards.
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Prep Cage Results from Local High School Games
Local area boys basketball results feature Middletown over Lima Senior 73 71 and Cincinnati Walnut Hills 69 over Edgewood 81. Other notable clashes include Princeton edging Taft 63 60 and Columbus East routing West 103 70 as several teams post wins and losses.
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Lima Tilts Feature Paul Walker Milestones at Middletown
Memorable Middletown High games against Lima Spartans include Jerry Lucas scoring 63 points in a 105 48 win at Wade E Miller gym and Paul Walker achieving his 200th Middletown victory in the 1956 57 season. Walker's win total against Lima stands at 77.
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Games Tonight Across Middletown to Dayton
A slate of high school matches includes Middletown at Wilmington Fenwick facing Mississinawa Valley at Union City Indiana Monroe at Dayton Stivers vs Dayton Patterson at Franklin Twin Valley South at Madison Edgewood hosting New Miami West Carrollton meeting Lebanon Lakota plays Mason Springboro visits Preble Shawnee Carlisle competes with Kings.
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Granger Included In Rash Of Deals
A week of rapid trades at the winter baseball meetings saw 43 players moved in 10 minutes as Dave Roberts to the Astros led a flurry of deals. Granger was dealt to Cincinnati as part of a 53-player, 15-trade binge across 18 teams. The meetings closed with a new interleague trading deadline set for next year’s winter meetings.
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Phoenix, Ariz
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Houston
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Spec Richardson
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Hornets Rally Past Walnut Hills 71 69 in Delayed Finish
Monroe Hornets overturned a seven point deficit in the final period to defeat Walnut Hills 71 69. Senior guard Jim Brooks sparked the rally with a key layup, followed by Bob Miller and Ed Singleton scoring as Walnut Hills faded in the final seconds. Walnut Hills guards Kunner Cash and Mike Nelson each scored 28 points for the visitors.
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Wal Hills
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Cavaliers Lose In Final Seconds On Technical Foul
The Cavaliers tied Buffalo 90 90 with four seconds left but used a time out they had none left. The technical foul gave Walt Hazzard a penalty basket for the Braves, sealing a 91 90 victory and ending Cleveland’s five game streak.
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Cavaliers protest loss after last minute technical foul
Cleveland coach Bill Fitch filed a protest over Friday night’s 91-90 defeat to the Buffalo Braves in Buffalo. The decision hinged on a late technical foul called when Fitch used a timeout with four seconds left, denying the Cavs the midcourt inbounds as NBA rules would allow.
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Spartans Edge Panthers 71 59 in Fort Ancient clash
Waynesville Spartans defeated Little Miami High 71 to 59 at Fort Ancient Valley Conference action. Players listed include Ruggles, Harmon and Goode for Waynesville and Kilburn Thomas Blanton Dyer for Little Miami with final score 71 59. Reserves 41 31 Wayneesville led 19 4 at one point and held off Little Miami late.
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Bucks Roll On Without Kareem as Dandridge Leads
Kareem Jabbat sat with the flu while Milwaukee used balance on offense to seize a 42 point halftime lead and win. Bob Dandridge scored 25 as the Bucks coasted to victory. The Lakers closed in on the all time NBA winning streak, rallying from 17 down in the third for their 16th straight win. Jim McMillian, J West and Gail Goodrich combined for 101 points against the Tiers with McMillian hitting a career high 41.
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Friday NBA Results and Weekend Schedule
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College Scores Across Ohio and Nation
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Comets edge Blanchester in overtime victory
Mason Comets rally to defeat Blanchester Wildcats 54 to 50 after overtime. Olaf Faulkner led Mason with 13 points, supported by Miller 11 and Comets’ late surge to seal their first win in three starts.
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NHL Results Sparse Saturday Schedule
California 2, Chicago. Only game scheduled on Saturday with New York at Pittsburgh Vancouver at Montreal Boston at Toronto Los Angeles at Detroit Buffalo at St. Louis Philadelphia at Minnesota.
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Warriors Rout Middletown In Dual Meet Upset
Lebanon's Warriors dominated Middletown High 48 to 21 in the Mid Miami League meet. Seven pins powered the victory as Middle wrestlers earned three pins and a few decisions.
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