Middletown Middies Rally to Defeat Dayton Dunbar 81 53
Coach Paul Walker sends the Middies to Dayton to face Wilbur and improve after a 81 53 win over Dayton Dunbar at Miller Gym. Jerry Lucas and Larry Emerick spark the attack with 62 of the team's 81 points and Emerick reveals scoring surge with 15 points. The team hones free throws, hitting 15 of 18, while Lucas adds 32 by halftime and finishes strong.
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Weekend Hoop Results Across Midwestern Districts
Daily tallies show numerous midweek games with wide margins. Cincinnati Invitational highlights Xavier and Marshall advancing, while regional teams from Columbus to Dayton posted mixed scores across high school and college levels.
Middletown Middies Rally Past Dunbar For Fourth Straight Win
Lucas led Middletown with 37 per game pace this season as Dunbar guards McGuire and Burney troubled the Middies in a 56th win over three seasons. The Pilots of Dayton Fairmont, led by Terry Patterson with 15, had beaten Dayton before. A junior varsity game opens at 7 with the main event around 8 30.
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Gratis Loses to Dixon in 67-40 Prep Basketball
Dixon defeated Gratis 67 to 40 as Ralph Brower scored 26 points for Dixon and Marv Burnett led Gratis with 13 points. The summary shows box scores with player totals and a partial quarter rundown.
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Camille Henry Lightweight Ranger Wing Sets NHL Mark
Camille Henry of the New York Rangers at 135 pounds is noted as the lightest player in the National Hockey League and is described as a skilled wingman.
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Fenwick Falcons Face Elder in Cincinnati Showdown
The unbeaten Fenwick Falcons bring an 80 point per game offense to Cincinnati Western Hills High School Gym to clash with Elder. Four scorers pace the attack led by Jim Jackson 102 points in four games and Bob Moorman at 15.3 points per game though Moorman may sit with torn ligaments. Elder, coming off a loss to McNicholas, seeks its first win as Fenwick eyes a fifth straight victory.
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Franklin Wins Over Lebanon in Warren County Clash
Franklin Wildcats defeated Lebanon Warriors 44 to 37 without ace guard Ted Fugat. Darryl Bishop and Skeeter Thomas led Franklin with 16 and 14 points as Jim Saunders starred for Lebanon with 21. Franklin and Lebanon meet again Feb 21 in Franklin.
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Roosevelt Junior High Triumphs Over Alumni All Stars
Roosevelt Junior High defeated Alumni All Stars 55 to 30 in an annual Friday game. Roosevelt led throughout with 12 players, while the Alumni failed to break 10 points in any quarter.
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Indians overpower Harveysburg in Warren County clash
Carlisle moves to 5-1 in the league with a 93 to 62 win over Harveysburg. Lakes led Carlisle with 21 points while Ellis added 20. Leeds led Harveysburg with 22 points. Carlisle hosts Germantown next.
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McKinley Bears overpower Hamilton Wilson in Friday game
McKinley Junior High defeated Hamilton Wilson 72 to 19 on Friday night. Gillus led McKinley with 13 points followed by Crowe with 20 and Mullins with 2, while Harris topped Wilson with 1 point and Saunders added 2.
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Carl Braun 1955 56 NBA scoring star for Knicks
Carl Braun, veteran Knickerbocker star, led the NBA in the 1955 56 season with 1 112 points and a 154 point per game average.
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Middie Jayvee Drops Another Defeat to Dunbar JV
The Middie Reserves suffered their third loss in four starts as Dayton Dunbar JV's dominated early and late, building a 19 point first quarter lead and then matching a late rally before pulling away in the fourth for a 54 40 victory.
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Ross Rams trip Wayne in league opener 70-52
Ross Rams remained unbeaten as Wayne Warriors endured an eighth straight loss. In the Butler County League opener at Venice, the Rams defeated Wayne 70 to 52, matching Wayne's winless start this season. Darrell Root's cagers opened league play with a setback.
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