Trenton Trojans extend win streak with 84 59 victory over Ross
Trenton improves to 11 wins in 12 games and opens SOC play with a 5-0 start after an 84-59 win over Ross Township. Dan Derickson and Larry Million spark the first-half surge, while Million leads rebounds with 17. Coach Gobel Salyer says the win came in spurts as the Trojans broke pressure in the second quarter and held on.
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ROSS
Trenton High
Lincoln Heights
Ross Township
Trojan
Trenton
Gobel Salyer
Trojans
Million
Derickson
Johns
Bill Rogers
Hannah
Ashcraft
Goughenour
Davis
Totals
Combs
Anderson
Smith
Buress
Sauter
Montgomery
Minges
Hawkins
Three Women Top 600s In Eastern Lanes Event
Dora Cornwell Bea Stump and Jo Perry each bowled the first 600 series of their careers in Eastern Lanes Women's All Star League. Cornwell led with 614 for Riggs Funeral Home while Stump and Perry added 610 and 603 for Rose Bowen Realty and Perry Insurance, respectively.
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Dora Cornwell
Bea Stump
Jo Perry
Dora
Riggs Funeral Home
Bea
Rose Bowen Realty
Perry Insurance
Journal
Frankie Walters
Frankie Watkins
Frankie
Monroe earns first swim meet win at YMCA meet
Monroe High School captures its first ever victory, defeating Hamilton Garfield 78 to 12. David Hughes and Bill Starr win two events each, Hughes setting a new local pool record in the 50-yard free style with 23.9 seconds.
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David Hughes
Bill Starr
Hughes
Monroe High
Hamilton Garfield
Hornets
Monroe
Giraldo
Polisini
Boutson
Grunner
Starr
Hamilton
Bray
Robertson
Scarth
Ieper
Engel
Russell
Isey
Grimes
Logsdon
Schueller
Ingleton
Wells
Amilton
Pieper
B, Boutson
J. Routson
Boxing Card Highlights From New Jersey to Minnesota
New York bout saw Chuck Wepner stop Jerry Tomasetti in a 210 percent weight note from Bayonne New Jersey as Tomasetti hails from Scranton Pennsylvania. Minneapolis card featured Ron Marsh beating Carl Zurheide in a ten round decision with scores showing Marsh 1799 to Zurheide 175. Pat O Connor of Rochester edged Jesse Green in Minneapolis by six points.
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New York
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Jerry Tomasetti
Scranton
Minneapolis
Ron Marsh
Carl Zurheide
Milwaukee
Pat O’conner
Rochester
N.Y
Jesse Green
Spendthrift introduces victory pole banners at races
In the tradition of Idle Hour Farm bells, Spendthrift Farm owner Leslie Combs II now uses a winning pole with orange and blue banners to celebrate a Spendthrift horse victory in major stake races, replacing the old Derby bell ritual once tied to Col. E. R. Bradley's Derby wins.
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Lexington
Idle Hour Stock Farm
Col. E.R. Bradley
Leslie Combs II
Springfield North High Wins Dual Meet 55 40
Springfield North High dominates 9 of 11 events to defeat Middletown High 55 to 40 in a swimming meet. Key swims include 200 yard medley relay 1 50.1 and 200 free 2 03 by Myers Hartje Heckard. Middletown finishes 2 2 on the season.
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Springfield
Springfield North High
Middletown High
Middies
John Myers
Myers
Hartje
Heckard
Bayless
Thomas
Mitchell
Elliott
Haker
Long
Deer
Brown
Johnson
Repper
Wetzel
Middletown Blevins
Ellison
Carlisle Falls to Bellbrook in 60 53 Suburban League Tilt
Carlisle Indians trailed after a poor first half and 17 7 scoring edge by Bellbrook in the second period. Led by Greg South and Mike Roy with 16 and 15 points, Carlisle rallied to within three late but could not complete the comeback. Bellbrook posted 46 percent shooting to Carlisle 37, with Carlisle shooting 56 percent at the line.
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P. Ballard
C. Weidner
J. Tackett
G. Reckart
B. Theodore
B. Scerree
S. Dalton
H. Grosardt
B. Perkins
D. Cornwell
B. Sturmp
J. Perry
M. Robinson
L. Polfenbarger
J. Evans
B. Banks
E. Waddell
D. Carter
B. Hotarich
J. Whitman
Miamisburg
E. McGraw
Br McGee
N. Smith
Lebanon
P. Scoville
Warriors
L. Henderson
Pfistter
Greg Testerman
Thurman
W. Brewer
Z. Taylor
B. Withers
Burg M. Howard
S. Weaver
Testerman
Gibbs
J. Luksic
Wright
J- Bush
O'Kelly
Emmons
R. Shaffer
Hines
Shaw
N. Burdge
Brumenschenkel
Christman
Updyke
Getter
Montgomery
Craig
Oaks
Sennet
Turner
Mills
Niebel
Schenck
Dave Smith
Carlisle
Carlisle Indians
Bellbrook
Dayton
Indians
Bob Colburn
Jim Helsinger
Helsinger
Greg South
Mike Roy
South
George Kirkpatrick
Colburn
Murphy
Crain
Penewitt
Johnson
Kirkpatrick
Roy
Puckett
Anderson
Brewer
Valley View Topples Twin Valley North Behind Moyer’s 30
Valley View High beat Twin Valley North 88 79 in the Dayton Suburban League as Roger Moyer scored 30 points with balanced quarters. Duane Wise missed the game due to tonsillitis while Valley View improves to 24 1 in the DSL. TV North falls to 1 3 overall and 0 2 in league play.
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Germantown
Roger Moyer
Valley View High
Dayton
Twin Valley North
Moyer
Valley View
Duane Wise
TV North
Potts
R. Green
Wright
Schlotterbeck
Bunger
Gilmer
Brown
Parker
Harvey
Slosser
Hotzmuller
Pierce
Morton
Kings Upset Clinton Massie In Fort Ancient Valley Clash
Kings High nips Clinton Massie 56 54 as David Thacker scores the winning layup with 16 seconds left Ken Howard steals and feeds Thacker for the final points Massie led until the fourth quarter improving to 4 3 overall in league play Kings to 2 1 in FAVC Massie tabulates Wills Beam and others in the loss.
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Kings Mills
David Thacker
Kings High
Clinton Massie
Massie
Ken Howard
Thacker
Kings
H. Beam
Taylor
Cleaver
Moore
Wills
Grubb
Money
Testerman
Gabbard
Howard
Totals
Links Peace Is Declared Between PGA and APG
In New York the PGA and APG ended their feud by merging, allowing touring pros a voice in tour policy. Neither side claims victory. the settlement returns players to the PGA and halts plans for a separate tour, with stars like Nicklaus Palmer and Casper on the $5.5 million schedule.
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New York
PGA
APG
Pro Golf
Professional Golfers’ Association
Sam Gates
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
PGA Tour
Lakota Triumphs Over Mason On Friday the 13th
Lakota High rallied from 13 points down to beat Mason 42 to 38 in a non league game. Bob Hutzelman led Lakota with 13 points and Ken Hull added 13 rebounds off the bench as Lakota improves to 2-2 while Mason drops to 2-3.
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Westchester
Mason
Lakota High
Comets
Bob Hutzelman
Lakota
Ken Hull
Thunderbird
Kelley
Schutte
Sherer
Crocker
Williams
Howard
Conner
Huls
McKinney
van Gordnon
Trails beat Shawnee in the DSL showdown 76 to 67
National Trail pulled away in the final 33 seconds to defeat Shawnee 76 67 in Dayton Suburban League action. The Blazers improved to 3 1 overall and 2 0 in league play while Shawnee dropped to 4 straight losses. Shawnee shot 32 percent while National Trail hit 44 percent.
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Camden
National Trail High
Preble Shawnee
Arrows
Dayton
Blazers
Shawnee
Trail
National Trail
Barker
McWhinney
Kessler
Brown
Beisner
Staton
Cross
Shawneee
Wyatt
McDaniel
Neal
Nein
McGhee
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K. McCue
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P. Roberts
D. Scoville
G. Lemmons
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Louis Sanders
Joyce Getter
Dan Brown
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Paul Tripp
Rudolph the Red Hosed Reindeer
Clint Eastwood
Hang ‘Er High
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