Carlisle Trips Spartans In Two Overtimes 57-55
Carlisle edged Valley View 57-55 in a two overtime Southwestern Ohio Conference thriller. Allen Dalton sparked Carlisle with eight points in the second extra period while the Indians leaned on strong defense and timely free throws to hold off Valley View after a tied regulation and overtime sequence.
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Valley View topples Carlisle in tight 57 55 affair
Carlisle and Valley View played a gritty high school basketball game with Valley View edging Carlisle 55 to 57. Herald and Gingerich led Carlisle with double figure scoring while Spooner paced Valley View in a game that featured strong rebounding and late-quarter surges.
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Franklin High tops Park Hills 71 65 in non league tilt
Franklin High School defeated Fairborn Park Hills 71 to 65 in a non league game. John Clark led Franklin with 22 points as Dan Franklin scored 27 for the Vikings and Ron Riley added 16. Park Hills led early but Franklin rallied to win despite Park Hills holding a 53 47 edge after three quarters. Franklin next plays Eaton at 8 p m tonight.
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Padres facing possible move to Washington amid attendance woes
Hallmarked by Buzzie Bavasi in New York, the San Diego Padres may relocate to Washington DC as NL owners resist a Baltimore area NL expansion. Bavasi urged speed if a move is necessary, noting poor attendance and stadium concerns in San Diego.
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Hulls Buddy Does Him In
Bobby Hull and his Winnipeg Jets lost 6-4 to Philadelphia as Bryan Campbell, once Hulls NHL teammate in Chicago, scored twice including an empty netter. Other WHA games saw Houston edge Minnesota 3-2, Cleveland defeat Quebec 6-3 and Ottawa beat Alberta 4-3. In the NHL, Chicago routed the...
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Hockey and Bowling Scores Highlight Weekend Action
In hockey actions, Campbell of Philadelphia sealed a 4-0 start, Bordeleau and Plante added goals for Winnipeg and Philadelphia, Stanfield scored for Houston to beat Minnesota, Buchanan powered Cleveland past Quebec, Gratton starred in Ottawa vs Alberta, Bordeleau and K rabshone home for Chicago, and Lemaire hit twice as Montreal beat Vancouver. In bowling, IP Girard, Augsburger, Montgomery, and others posted high series with top totals near 639 and 621 as season standings unfold.
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New York
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Estate filings list executrix appointments in Ohio notices
Case No EA 1118 estate of Benjamin H Upton deceased Ruth Marie Mitsoff of Fairborn Ohio named executrix Case No EA 1107 estate of Grace Maxwell Middletown Ohio Virginia Reynolds named executrix Case No EA 1056 estate of Elmer J Halsey Middletown Ohio Alta D Halsey named executrix Dated December 9 16 23 and December 6 2023.
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T-Birds Triumph In First MML Win Over Lebanon
Lakota High basketball beat Lebanon 64-57 to notch its first Mid Miami League win. Ron Walker sparked the T-Birds with eight rebounds and seven assists as Lakota dominated the boards 31-17 and hit 51 percent from the floor.
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Carlton Ready To Sign For 150000 With Phillies
Steve Carlton, the prior season's winningest pitcher, says his Phillies contract is settled. The Philadelphia Bulletin reports he agreed to $150,000 annually, making him the club’s highest paid player. Carlton won the Cy Young with 27 victories and plans to sign next month after returning from St Louis.
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Swords Tieing Up Western Lead In 4-1 Win Over Red Wings
Cincinnati Swords defeat Virginia Red Wings 4-1 to extend their lead in the western division. Billy Inglis and John Gould pace scoring with Inglis reaching 40 points and Gould 39 after the win. Hirt and Richardson opened the scoring before Hoga beam added a power goal.
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Tiny bribes threaten integrity in polluted communities
A blunt editorial warns that even small bribes corrode trust and morality. It argues pollution and moral degradation rise when officials accept favors, harming the community and eroding public welfare.
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