Valley View tops Carlisle 71 to 56 in SCC basketball
Valley View Spartans withstand Carlisle early surge to win 71 56 in Southwestern Ohio Conference action. Jeff Brandenburg led with 22 points, Boyd Risner added 12, Al Bradds 10, while Carlisle’s Terry Hudson scored 16 and Ken Crowe 14. Valley View improves to 3 2 overall and 1 1 in league play.
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Shawnee Arrows Roll to Fifth Straight Victory
In Camden, Preble Shawnee beat Twin Valley North 85 to 74 to extend its win streak to five. Dave McDaniel scored 14 and fueled a 27-point fourth quarter after Shawnee trailed at halftime. John Govedon led Shawnee with 18 points while Doug Creech topped North with 32.
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Commings May Head Iowa Football Post
Unconfirmed reports from Iowa City say Bob Commings, former Massillon high school coach and Hawkeyes guard in the 1950s, may be named head coach at the University of Iowa after Frank Lauterbur was fired on November 20. Interviews for the post were conducted Monday.
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Christian High Grabs First Win Of Year In Miami City
Sophomore guard Tim Lewis scored 32 points to lead Middletown Christian High to an 81 68 victory over St Rita s School for the Deaf at Manchester Middle School gym. Ken Combs added 26 as Christian High moved to 1 4 on the season and Lewis eyed another game at Manchester tonight against Dayton Christian.
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Mason Nips Kings In FAVC Thriller
Tom Spaeth nailed two free throws with 22 seconds left to lift the Mason Comets to a 51 49 victory over the Kings Knights in Fort Ancient Valley Conference play. Mason earned its fifth straight win and fourth straight in the FAVC, remaining undefeated after an opener loss to Lebanon.
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Panthers fall to Clinton Massie in FAVC clash
Springboro drops a 75 to 67 road defeat as Clinton Massie, behind 31 third quarter points, overcomes a tight first half. Mike Flynn leads Springboro with 22, Dennis Hall 18. Massie gets four players in double figures and the Falcons win their first of the season. Springboro hosts Madison next in a non league game.
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Pat Dye Named East Carolina Head Coach
Alabama assistant Pat Dye was named head coach at East Carolina University. In other football news Bill Mondt will coach New Mexico, replacing Rudy Feldman. The summary notes Davis Cup progress and a Winston-Salem bowling lead by Earl Anthony, plus speed skating results in Eindhoven.
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Lebanon Stops Lakota Streak In Tight Basketball Thriller
Lebanon Warriors edge Lakota 46 to end their opponent’s winning run. Coach Ron Holtrey’s team rallies in a pivotal Mid-Miami League contest to move into clear title contention.
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Lebanon Tigers Rally Past Lakota in Close 46-45 Victory
Lebanon 46 Lakota 45 as Warriors surge after halftime to snap Lakota’s early season success. John Ruetschle and Barry George lead Lebanon with 12 points each, Robby Meinshaft adds 11, Lakota’s Dave Gschwind tops with 16 in a tight league opener. Lebanon improves to 4-1, Lakota falls to 3-1.
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Archbold Stadium Opens as Syracuse Football Venue
Archbold Stadium, the home field for Syracuse University football, welcomed its opening in 1907 marking a major expansion of the program and campus athletics.
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Bengals seek backup QB for Ken Anderson next season
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown said he will draft a new backup quarterback or pursue a trade to back Ken Anderson. Virgil Carter, out with a broken collarbone, has asked for release after his option year. Greg Cook will be deactivated for the season finale at Houston.
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Bruin Streak Tests Memories in Dream Matchup
UCLA, riding a 78 game win streak, faces No. 2 North Carolina State in a high profile showdown. Since 1966-67 UCLA has 208 wins and five losses with upset losses by Houston, Oregon, Notre Dame and Southern Cal (twice). Southern Cal crushed Santa Clara 85-61 led by Gus Williams with 18 points.
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Quarry earns shot at heavyweight title against Foreman
Jerry Quarry stopped Earnie Shavers in 2:21 of the first round at Madison Square Garden and earned a title shot next spring. George Foreman, in attendance at the post fight briefing, said Quarry should fight for the crown, calling him deserving and paying his dues.
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