Officials and tensions in GMC basketball rivalry
Middletown High coach Ted Stewart laments officiating as his team beats Hamilton Taft 1 point. Local official Carel Cosby says no organized blackball, but top referees drift from the game to protect business ties and friendships. A rotating GMC system and a neutral commissioner proposed to assign officials.
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Namath uncertain future after Jets season fade
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath faced an undecided future as rumors swirled about a possible move. Jets owner and management signaled no decision until a new coach is hired, with Namath highlighting the team’s poor finish after a 42-3 loss to Cincinnati and a 3-11 record.
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al Ward
Lebanon and Carlisle meet as one unbeaten team must fall
Lebanon 3-0 visits Carlisle 4-0, aiming to break a five game home win streak for the Tribe. Monroe leads 5-0 after weekend wins. Edgewood and Franklin seek wins after losses. Ross visits Preble Shawnee as Shawnee eyes first wins in the matchup.
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Hall Surprises Cats In 98 67 Victory Over South Carolina
Kentucky rises to No 3 with a 98 67 win at South Carolina as Jack Givens scores 28 and Mike Phillips 23. The Wildcats build a 10 0 start and lead 52 34 at half, extending their streak to 15. Frank McGuire notes the crowd and reflects on the turnaround for Kentucky. Syracuse dominates Penn State 101 63 behind Jimmy Williams 20 points.
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Williams
Edgewood Gals Open With Win Over Kings
Edgewood High outpaced Kings 58 to 22 in the girls opener as Edgewood built an 11-1 lead and never looked back. Key scorers included LaBarge Layer Ridenour and Robinson for Edgewood while Kings received scoring from Hickman Mahan and Wilson. Final tally 58-22 with Edgewood dominant throughout.
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Nebraska aide named Washington State head coach Powers
Warren Powers 35 year old Nebraska defensive backfield coach was named head football coach of the Washington State Cougars. Powers played six NFL seasons with the Oakland Raiders before returning to his alma mater's staff in 1969.
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College Cage Results Roundup From Seasonal Games
Dayton 82 New Orleans 68 Kenyon 96 Mount Vernon Nazarene 80 Otterbein 94 Duke 64 Wright State 0 Indiana Central 68 Army 76 Kings Point 2 Syracuse 10 Penn St 63 Jackson St 112 Florida A&M 85 Kentucky 98 South Carolina 67 Memphis St 86 Southern Mississippi 7 Tennessee St 62 Northern Kentucky ??? W Virginia St 85 Beckley 6 Grand Valley 88 Central Michigan 84 Illinois 72 Cleveland 170 Iowa St 78 California 70 Nebraska 88 NW Missouri 53 Northern Illinois 8 Wisconsin 7 Valparaiso 83 South Dakota St 72 Wichita St 83 Long Beach St Houston 103 Lamar 83 Rice 76 New Colorado 57 Texas El Paso 2 New Mexico St 69 California Riverside 75 San Francisco St 3 Gonzaga 62 Seattle 59 Washington St 85 California Bakersfield
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Unusual 1929 World Series rally by Athletics
The Philadelphia Athletics trailed Chicago Cubs 8-0 in the bottom of the eighth inning of the 1929 World Series but surged to a 10-8 victory. The rally featured ten unanswered runs turning a near loss into a dramatic playoff win.
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Flyers Roll Over Privateers For Fifth Straight Win
Dayton's Flyers remain unbeaten with an 82-68 win over New Orleans on Monday. Coach Don Donoher shifted to a zone defense in the second half, Dayton shot 57 percent, and Jim Paxson led scorers with 18 points as the team built a 66-47 lead.
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Notre Dame climbs in early college hoops poll
Notre Dame rises to No 4 in the season's AP ranking after beating UCLA 66-63 at Pauley Pavilion and later upsetting Maryland on the Terrapins court. Michigan leads with 34 first place votes, while Marquette and Kentucky hold positions behind. San Francisco sits No 5 with an 8-0 record as Wake Forest and North Carolina follow in the Top 20.
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