Goaltending calls vital in Middies loss at home
Springfield South defeated Middletown Middies 79 69 in overtime after a second quarter goaltending call on Mike Hauck. Rays Jemison’s near insurance basket was negated by a late net touch, sending Middies to a tight OT where South sealed the win with free throws. Wiseman noted strategic shifts and Stewart faced first Middletown loss since 66-67.
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Jerry Nardiello
Springfield South
Middletown Middies
Mike Hauck
Wildcat
Middie
Middies
Ron Gregory
Joe Merritt
Merritt
Ted Stewart
Ray Jemison
Wayne Wiseman
Springfield
Vince Phelps
Wildcats
Wiseman
Middletown
Stewart
Litle Phelps
Doug Dixon
South
GTA FM
Jemison
Carter
Hauck Merritt Gregory
Bierly
Storey Calhoun
GFA FM
Johnson
Miller
Duncan
Phelps
Vv Dixon Byrdie
Sota
Fred Alcorn
Chris Carr
Cage results from area high school and college games
A large mix of high school scores lists Springfield South 79 Middletown 69 in OT and many other area games including Monroe 67 Cincy Woodward 45, Fenwick 88 Lebanon 40, Madison 60 Edgewood 5, Canton McKinley 77 Youngstown East 59, St Xavier 62 Princeton 61, Sycamore 75 Mariemont 49, Taft 83 Moetler 70, St. Bernard 64 Harrison 59, Lima 62 Celina 4, Mason 75 Kings 72, St. Clair numbers and college results from Otterbein, Wabash, Wake Forest, Ball State, Texas, and more listed without cohesive narrative.
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Middletown
Monroe
Cincy
Woodward
Twin Valley South
Fenwick
Tippecanoe
Valley View
Clinton Massie
Springboro
Seven Hills
Christian
Bellefontaine
Urbana
Canton McKinley
Youngstown East
Canton Timken
Canton
Glenoak
Anderson
Northwest
Cin. Bacon
N. Coll. Hill
Colerain
Norwood
Cin. Elder
Walnut Hills
Glen Este
Deer Park
Greenhills
North Bend
Taylor
LaSalle
McNicholas
Wyoming
Reading
Circleville
Greenfield
Cleve. &. Tech
John Hay
Coldwater
Arcanum
Col. Linden McKinley
Marion Franklin
Wayne
Tecumseh
Fort Recovery
Parkway
Georgetown
Manchester
Greenville
West Milton
Hamilton Badin
Ross
E. Clinton
Little Miami
Lima
Celina
Lockland
Finneytown
Mason
Kings
Russell (Ky
Russell (Ky.) 68, Portsmouth 67 St. Bernard
Harrison
Sidney
Shawnee
Troy
Wapakoneta
Colleges Otterbein
Wabash
Toledo
Cornell
Wilmington
Cedarville
Villanova
Merrimack
Wooster
Rochester
Wake Forest
Washington
Sophomore Keefe leads Twin Valley South past Fenwick 55 51
Sophomore Howie Keefe, in only his second varsity game, scores a game high 23 points guiding Twin Valley South to a 55 51 win over Fenwick. He sinks three free throws in the final 1 15 as TVS overcomes 12 missed Fenwick free throws and a tight matchup zone.
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Mindlin Journal
West Alexandria
Howie Keefe
Twin Valley South
Fenwick Falcons
Keefe
Panthers
John Rossi
Fenwick
Rossi
Falcons
Craig Esposito
Esposito
Ceds
TVS
Gordon White
Tony Rosfeld
Melton Gives Tribe Power From Angels Trade
Cleveland Indians General Manager Phil Seghi welcomed the 31-year-old Bill Melton after the club bought him from the California Angels for cash and a player to be named. Seghi said Melton adds power and could serve as a designated hitter or corner infielder as the search for more offense continues. Melton's best year was 1971 with the White Sox, when he led the league with 33 homers and 86 RBIs.
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LOS Angeles
Cleveland Indians
Phil Seghi
Bill Melton
California Angels
Melton
Seghi
Indians
White Sox
Sarmiento 7th Red to sign Sarmiento 7th Red to sign
Manny Sarmiento, a top winner in Cincinnati’s 1976 system, signs a one year Reds contract for 1977. He posted 16 wins in the season and a 2.05 ERA over 22 relief appearances after promotion from Indianapolis. Cincinnati has nine players signed for 1977.
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Sarmiento
Cincinnati
Manny Sarmiento
Reds
Dick Wagner
Indianapolis
Manny
The
Hornets topple Woodward 67 to 45 at Monroe game
Monroe breezed past Cincinnati Woodward 67 45 as 10 Hornets scored led by Doug Winglewich with 14 before fouling out. Tim Colliver added 17 and Monroe hit 46 percent overall while Woodward stumbled with 18 of 53 from the floor and 13 turnovers.
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Hornets
Tim Colliver
Mayable
Monroe
Kevin Murphy
Mayabb
Bulldogs
Colliver
Dan Farrish
John Fenty
Smith
Wiley
Daniels
Lyons
K. Arnold
Washington
Finley
Fenty
Farrish
Oakley
Murphy
Winglewich
Elwood
Tusing
Halli
Hacker
Hendrickson
Grid coaches shifting jobs across college football
AP reports rapid coaching moves as Johnny Majors returns to Tennessee from Pittsburgh after a Sugar Bowl bid. Bill Battle linked to Purdue. Darrell Royal weighing resignation at Texas. Frank Broyles undecided at Arkansas. Gary Moeller hired at Illinois to replace Bob Blackman. Blackman to Cornell.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Majors
Tennessee
Darrell Royal
Texas
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Gary Moeller
Ilinois
Bob Blackman
Cornell
Bill Battle
Purdue
Majors
Pitt
Battle
Huntsville
Ala
West Lafayette
Ind
Alex Agase
Royal
Longhorns
Broyles
Moeller
Blackman
Illinois
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