Middies zone powers 350th win over Lima Spartans
Paul Walker earned his 350th win as Middletown Middle coach using a rare zone defense. The Middies throttled Lima 64 to 60 to seize first place in the Greater Ohio League with two games left. Lima guard Bob Butler led with 23 points as Lima failed to crack the Middies’ zone.
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Middletown
Paul Walker
Middies
GCL
Aff
Fir Spartans
John Calhoun
Paul Walker Jr
Ed Hopkine
Spartans
New Miami Five Defeats Trenton In Tight 73 71 Win
New Miami five edged Trenton 73 to 71 at an away game as free throws decided the outcome. Bob Foreman led New Miami with 27 points while Stan Till top scored for Trenton with 16. Trenton connected on 9 of 25 free throws, New Miami hit 15 of 34.
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Walkermen
Billy Jones
Middies
Bob Allen
Zon Lg Middies
Trenton
New Miami
Bob Foreman
Stan Till
Trojans
C. Hayes
Til
Marsall
Graham
Vickers
W. Haynes
Arnold
Eens Bee
Foreman
Gwen
Koeller
Cook
T. Moore
G. Moore
Angel
Res
Cardinals Rally For 74 68 Victory Over Jefferson
Germantown Highs trailed briefly but surged to a 21 9 opening, then lost momentum before rallying to beat Jefferson 74 68 in a Montgomery County League game. Germantown improves to seven wins in 14 games while Jefferson finishes with 68 points.
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Cole
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Bate
Klopfer
Cage results from Middletown to Nevada
A compendium of high school and college basketball results covering numerous matchups. Teams including Middletown, Lima, Monroe, Taft, St. Xavier, Oak Hills, Norwood, Taft, Covington, Reading, Oakwood, Belmont, Roosevelt, Stebbins, Vandalia Butler, North Ridge, Dunbar, Fairborn, Piqua, Miamisburg, Centerville, Wilmington, Springfield South, Newark, Ironton, Mansfield Senior, Tol. Woodward, Barberton, Massillon, Cleveland East Tech, Fremont Ross, St. Marys, Urbana, Bellefontaine, Col. East, Athens, Jackson, Tecumseh and more are listed with scores, noting many decisive wins and close defeats across districts and colleges. The list also includes notable matchups among Ohio prep squads and several NCAA programs including Yale, Harvard, LSU, and Oregon State.
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Alliance
Cleve
East Tech
Collinwood
East
Glenville
Fremont Ross
Findlay
St. Marys
van Wert
Urbana
Whitehall
Bellefontaine
Celina
Col. East
Aquinas
Col. Linden
South Mt. Vernon
Worthington
Pleasant View
Washington Court House
Greenfield
Circleville
Athens
Pomeroy
Jackson
Wellston
Tecumseh
National Basketball Association scores recap gains
The Boston Celtics defeated Philadelphia 114 to 97 while Cincinnati beat Bilimore 118 to 106. The summer meeting logged 20 victories, reflecting strong performances across teams.
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National Basketball Association
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Bilimore
Royals Clip Bullets as Robertson Leads Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Royals upset the Baltimore Bullets 116 to 106 behind Oscar Robertson with 35 points and Wayne Embry's 20, ending Baltimore’s six game run. Boston beat Philadelphia 114 to 97 as Russell and Heinsohn sparked a second quarter rally.
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Oscar Robertson
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Embry
Bill Russell
Tom Heinsohn
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Hal Greer
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Johnson
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Srue
Arnette
Hawkins
Lucas
Olser
Smith
Staverman
Tnacker
Twyman
Shue
Cincinnati Arnette
Luca
Olsen
Thacker
Xavier Drops Soph Starter For UC Fray
Xavier University will be without Bryan Williams a 6 1 0 0 1 5 sophomore and regular starter as the Musketeers face Dayton Williams was suspended for the next two games by Coach Don Ruberg Ruberg also said his sixth man Ben Cooper a 6 4 sophomore from Mansfield is scholastically ineligible Four freshmen including John Beno from Elyria have been suspended for poor grades
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Xavier University
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Dayton
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Don Ruberg
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Ben Cooper
Mansfield
Sparkman, New Hope Play Low Scoring Semi Final
In Huntsville Alabama Sparkman High School shot 100 percent from the field yet trailed New Hope 10 to 5 at halftime as Sparkman used stalling tactics. New Hope converted 75 percent of its attempts in the Madison County Tournament semi final.
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Lidia Skoblikova Tops Olympics Skating Medals Strong
Lidia Skoblikova, the Russian skater, leads Olympic gold haul at Innsbruck with the 1 500 meters title in a record 2 22 6. She already held the 500 meters gold and 3 000 meters titles, while Kaija Mustonen won bronze and Bertha Kolokoltseva silver.
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Lidia Skoblikova
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Tokyo
Kaija Mustonen
Finland
Bertha Kolokoltseva
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Toran Engan
Veikko Kankkonen
Kankkenen
Tony Nash
Robin Dixon
Sergio Zacchini
Romano Rbonagura
Eugenio Monti
Sergio Storpaes
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Sifford Ties Lead Into Fourth Round At Palm Springs
Charlie Sifford and Bob Charles share the 54 hole lead at eight under par 208 in the Lean event at Bermuda Dunes and El Dorado courses. Bill Casper Jr. trails by one stroke at 209 while a cluster at 210 includes Littler Adamson Demaret and Glover. Palmer sits at 221 amid danger of missing the cut as half the field faces elimination before Sunday's final round.
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Indian Wells
Gene Littler
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Jimmy Demaret
Randy Glover
Bob Goalby
Art Wall Jr
Bob Rosburg
Chuck Courtney
Bruce Devlin
Bruce Crampton
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
Cubs sign Merritt Ranen Ott and Scott in 31-man fold
Chicago Cubs add catcher Merritt Ranen, outfielder Billy Ott, and pitcher Dick Scott. The club reports 31 of 37 listed players under contract, reflecting a tightening roster as the season approaches.
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Chicago Cubs
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Billy Ott
Dick Scott
Springboro Panthers take Warren County Hoop Pennant
Springboro wins the Warren County League title 68 to 51 over Mason, opening with a 10-0 run and holding the lead to the final buzzer. Dale Kearns nets 19 points, George Burkhart adds 15, while Rich Fox tops Mason with 19 as Springboro clinches its first county crown since 1955 and improves to 11-3 with one game left.
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Comets
Gerald Saunders
Dale Kearns
George Burkhart
Rich Fox
Mike Blevins
Blevins
Mockabee
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Burkhart
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Lichtenberg
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Ferrell
Clingner
Wright
Rally nets Shawnee big loop win
Camden Shawnee rallied in the final period to upset Gratis 87 to 82 in a Preble County league game. Randy Osborn scored 36 points as Gratis, led by Mike Akers with 27, dropped their fourth of 17. Shawnee moved atop the standings at 13-4 overall and 8-2 in league play.
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Bob Bolen Signs Giant Contract
San Francisco Giants announced 1984 contract for Bob Bolen a relief workhorse and part time starter. Last season he went 10 6 with six saves and struck out 134 in 137 innings including a 14 strikeout game.
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Bob Bolen
San Francisco Giants
Michigan State hosts intramural football and softball under lights
Michigan State operates eight lighted athletic fields for evening intramural football and softball games, providing organized facilities for student competition and recreation on campus.
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Michigan State
U S Squad Faces Uphill Climb On Ice
The United States hockey team, after two close losses, prepared for a decisive showdown with Sweden in the Olympic tournament. Canada and the Soviet Union led the group with strong wins, while the U S needed a miracle to defend its 1960 gold. Sweden, though hurt by a suspension incident, remained dangerous as the three-round round robin concluded.
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David Bauer
Canada and Russia top round robin as Pat Rupp shines
In the opening day 5 1 loss to Russia Pat Rupp, Detroit, stepped in for Tom Yurko vich after a knee sprain and stopped 58 shots. Russia and Canada lead the round robin with 2-0 records while Finland is 1-0. The Canadians face Russia on Feb 9 in a potential gold medal showdown.
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Pat Rupp
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Tom Yurkovich
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