Middletown Middies Ready For Franklin Tilt After Setback
Middletown High prepares for a 8:15 p.m. varsity game at Wade E Miller Gym set after a 64 45 loss to Withrow. Coach Paul Walker will likely keep the starting lineup unchanged despite inexperience from a nine turnover game. Withrow shot 30 of 75 to Middies 18 of 78, while Withrow also leaned on five players in double figures. Franklin, coming off a 20 point loss to Springboro, provides the next test in the 0 0 season stretch.
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Local Area Cage Results Highlight Wide Range of Wins
High school and college teams posted numerous victories across Cincinnati area and beyond. Notable results include Withrow over Middletown 64 45, Trinity and Dayton teams posting key wins, and college action: West Virginia Centennial Tourney semis Duke over Ohio State 76 75 and Georgetown battles in regional events.
Seven players sign to Blue Gray game rosters
In Montgomery Alabama seven more college football players sign for the Blue Gray game on December 28. Gray contracts include Kentucky lineman Herschel Turner and Virginia end Jake Adams. Blues sign Penn State halfback Don Caum Wichita quarterback Henry Schichtle Purdue end Dave Ellison Kansas guard Ken Coleman Indiana guard Carmen Bencivenni.
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Arizona Wildcats Lead in Series Against Arizona State College
The University of Arizona holds a 57 to 24 advantage in its basketball series with Arizona State College, with the first meeting dating back to 1918.
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Lebanon Five Edged By Patterson in Close Bout
Patterson defeats Lebanon five with a narrow margin as Alvin Julian of Dartmouth, longtime coach, marks 28 seasons guiding the sport.
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Top-Ranked Teams Suffer Early Setbacks in College Hoops
The first week brought upsets and close finishes as Wichita State fell to Texas Western and Ohio State lost to Duke 76-75. Duke and West Virginia advance, with Princeton standout Bill Bradley scoring 40 in an 80-73 win over Army. Bob Cousy debuts as a college coach with Boston Civic falling 69-63 to Fairfield.
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Royals Fall Short in Celtics Rematch at Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals upset the Boston Celtics 112-107 as Boston slips to 16-2 in the NBA season. The Royals also beat Boston earlier, handing the Celtics both their losses. Other results: Pistons beat Hawks 112-108 in overtime, Baltimore topped the Knicks 116-102, Lakers beat Warriors 110-103.
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Lanier Completes Comeback Over Camden Shawnee Arrows
Lanier used a 31 point third quarter and 21 point fourth to overturn a 15 point deficit and beat Camden Shawnee 82 to 80. Lanier players Suggs Henry and Thornberg led scoring while Camden Shawnee’s Brown Kiracore and Bowden contributed in a league defeat.
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Roosevelt Junior High Opens Season With Big Win
Roosevelt Junior High defeated Manchester 60 to 26 in basketball. Hounshell scored 19 points, Mike Milleradded 14, with Danner 9 and Honaker 12 also contributing as Roosevelt led 21 18 60 to 9 7 26 after three quarters.
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Amanda Junior High Defeats Monroe 57 to 37 in Basketball
Amanda Junior High won its second basketball game of the season outrunning Monroe 57 37. Powell led with 13 points while Williams added 12 as teammates My ers and Haag contributed double digits. Monroe scorers included Pitts Hall and Johnson with a 37 point effort.
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Harris wins tight light bout in Detroit and Melbourne
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia out pointed Henry Hank of Detroit in a 10 round middleweight scrap. Kimpo Am arfio of Ghana bested Oscar Reyes of the Philippines over 12 rounds in Melbourne.
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Falcons Fall as Talawanda Tops Fenwick 78 49 in OCC
Talawanda used a balanced attack led by Steve Churchman with 16 points to defeat Fenwick 78 49. Tony Esposito and the Falcons struggled from the line and never recovered after a chilly third quarter as Fenwick dropped to 0 1 in Southwestern Ohio Conference play.
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Monroe Hornets Pound Hughes For First Win
Monroe Highs Fighting Hornets avenge a prior defeat by digging in late after a slow start to beat Cincinnati Hughes 72 to 42. Grimsey Young 20, Gary Cavin 17, and 14 points by another Hornet paced the offense as Monroe shot 39 percent from the floor and 57 percent from the line while Hughes faltered at 22 percent and 52 percent from the stripe.
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Blevins Leads Springboro in 88-57 Win Over Carlisle
Springboro High sophomore Mike Blevins scores 35 as the Panthers win their third Warren County League game, 88 57, raising their record to 6 1 while Carlisle drops to 1 1 in WCL play.
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Gratis Rallies For Loop Win Over Monroe
Gratis Trojans overcame a halftime deficit to beat Monroe 80 to 70 in a Preble County league game. Mike Ackers sparked the comeback with scoring while Paul Buehner and Danny McCloud dominated the boards with 21 and 20 rebounds respectively, supporting Gratis's sixth win against three losses.
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West Virginia Teams Sweep Southern Conference Titles
West Virginia colleges claimed the Southern Conference crowns in basketball, track and field, and cross country at the season’s end, highlighting strong performances by WVU programs across multiple sports.
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National Basketball Association Scores from Tonight
NBA results show Baltimore 116 over New York 102 and Boston 112 over Cincinnati 107. Detroit 112 beat St. Louis 108 while Los Angeles 110 defeated San Francisco 103 in other league games.
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