Middies Beat Lima 85 65 In Rivalry Clash
Middletown's veteran coach Paul Walker earned his 570th career win as the Middies defeated Lima 85 to 65 in a bruising local showdown. Jesse Jemison Merrell Frazier and Bud Bierly led rebounding while Lima struggled with 9 of 28 free throws and 40 errors overall. Walker eyes perfect Hooiserland trip as they head to Richmond High.
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Hawks Dominate Lakers as West and Chamberlain Absent
The Atlanta Hawks crushed the Los Angeles Lakers 121-107 in the NBA with Lakers missing stars Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West. Los Angeles played nine men, while Elgin Baylor led all scorers with 26 as Hawks widened its lead over Chicago in the Western Division.
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UCLA Dominates As Alcindor Era Continues
UCLA crushing Miami Hurricanes 137 69 sets a scoring record as John Vallely Sidney Wicks and Henry Bibby pace with 20 19 19. The Bruins ranked second in AP poll travel to Texas while Seattle tops USC and other college games noted across the slate.
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Local High School Scores Roundup
Cage results list dense with city and school matchups across Ohio and Kentucky. Notable middle teams include Middleteen over Lima 85 65 and Ross over Trenton 125 52, with multiple games featuring Dayton area schools and Cincinnati institutions.
Middie JV routs Lima JV in 78 63 scoreline
Storied junior varsity game ends Middie JV 78 to 63 over Lima JV with strong contributions from Mack 25 and Tucker 14. Final quarter surge seals win as Reed and Heard add points and defense clamped down.
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Muskies Fall Short In Tight 72 71 Loss At Hanover
Hanover College edged Xavier 72 71 as Rob St Pierre hit a go ahead jumper with seven seconds left. Hanover’s Steve Wilson led with 21 points while Rick Reeder paced Xavier with 18. Malone topped Ohio Dominican 102 89 behind Steve Schrader’s 30. Mount Union beat Western Reserve 80 58 and Kent State defeated Texas AIM in Houston.
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Ohio Colleges Appeal Close Games Across Matchups
Ohio Colleges Hanover edged Xavier 72 to 71 while Kent State defeated Texas A M 68 to 66. Mount Union dominated Western Reserve 80 to 38 and Malone defeated Ohio Dominican in a decisive fashion.
Comets overpower Little Miami in FAWC matchup
Mason Comets defeat Little Miami 56 to 33 in a Fort Ancient Valley Conference game. Ed Kelley missed part of the contest due to injury but still contributed to Mason's third win in four games and 2-0 FAWC record.
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Bearcats Meet Redskins In Season’s First Tough Test
Cincinnati hosts Miami in UC Armory Fieldhouse as 2-0 Bearcats seek a third straight win. John Fraley likely returns to the bench, leading in field goals and assists. lineup features Ard at center with Hess and Wenderfer at forwards and Ogletree, Schwalbe at guard.
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Bellbrook tops Carlisle 62 to 54 in DSL league clash
Bellbrook rattled off a 30 point third quarter run, turning a slender lead into a clear victory over Carlisle. The Indians drop to 2-3 on the season while Bellbrook improves to 1-1 in DSL play. Blair Bowman's 17 led Bellbrook with Burns adding 13 and Carlisle's Brown also posting 17 in a losing effort.
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Knights Edge Lakota in 74-62 Varsity Thriller
Kings trailed after three quarters but outscored Lakota 34-18 in Q4 to win 74-62. Tom Blevins led Kings with 20 points while Dwight Buchanan led Lakota with 18. Kings improves to 3-1, Lakota falls to 2-3.
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Warriors End Lebanon Home Win Streak In Lopsided Defeat
Lebanon suffers first loss of season and first in the new gym as Amisburg Vickings led by Jeff Montgomery's 37 points defeat the Warriors 76 to 43. Chris Brumenschenkel leads Lebanon with 18 points in the blowout.
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Major High School Games Tonight Schedule
Middletown travels to Richmond Indiana while Lebanon visits Carlisle. Springboro plays Franklin Preble, Shawnee goes to Trenton, Mason visits Madison, Bellbrook hosts Waynesville, and Trotwood Madison meets Valley View in a Friday lineup.
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Sanford Quits Baseball to Lead West Palm Beach Club
Pitching coach Jack Sanford of the Cleveland Indians says he is leaving baseball to become director of a West Palm Beach golf club. Sanford, 40, began in MLB in 1948 with the Phillies after earning rookie of the year with a 19 6 record.
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Spartans suffer fourth straight loss in Fort Ancient Valley Conference
Waynesville falls 75 68 to Clinton Massie as Massie players Meadows Hall Bevdn Wysong Wilson Moore lead with double digit scoring. Waynesville trailed 23 45 59 15 at quarters and could not overcome the deficit.
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Giants Trade Two Hurlers for Two Outfielders and a Shortstop
The San Francisco Giants sent Bob Bolin to the Seattle Pilots and Ray Sadecki to the New York Mets. In two trades four hours apart they acquired Steve Whitaker and Dick Simpson for Bolin and Bob Heise and Jim Gosger for Sadecki and Dave Marshall.
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