River team loses rightful semi final after computer error
River High School football missed a Class AA semifinal after the Ohio leaders named Uniontown Lake instead of River in Region 7. OHSAA Commissioner Harold Meyer apologized and River was promised a $200 reimbursement for a printout. coach Martin Flannery and principal Harry Mallett lament the mistake that cost River its best season ever.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dan Danford
Hannibal River
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Uniontown Lake
River
Monroe County
OHSAA
Harold Meyer
Flannery
River Boosters
Stan Bonar
Mallett
Buckeyes Gophers Face Tight Mid-Miami Showdown
Ohio State officials emphasize security for the Big Ten game with Minnesota set for Saturday afternoon at St John Arena. Past meetings include a Minneapolis brawl. authorities plan steady security with 25 off-campus and campus officers, minimal changes for the home clash.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Gophers
Minneapolis
Luke Witte
Mark Wagar
Ron Behagen
Corky Taylor
Weaver
Buckeye
Don Hanna
St. John Arena
Hanna
Big Ten
Weavler
Hall of Fame picks spark reader letters in sports views
Seud notes George Kelly joining the Baseball Hall of Fame and recalls his Reds days at Armco Field and later coaching against Armco. The piece mentions Roy Campanella Josh Gibson Ray Schalk and other connections to Middletown and local sports figures. It also covers Jim Ousley excelling in Canadian football and basketball and River Downs publicity chief Herb Wells, plus Reds contract practices.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
Cincinnati Reds
Old Armco Field
Reds
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Armcos
Roy Campanella
Josh Gibson
Cooperstown
N.Y
Ray Schalk
Middletown
Jim Ousley
Middletown High
Canada
Ousley
River Downs
Herb Wells
Cincinnati
Beulah Park
Columbus
Hialeah
Florida
College Cage Results From Various Matches
A slate of college basketball results lists Wisconsin Milwaukee over Xavier 76 67 Notre Dame over Villanova 82 66 St Josephs Pa over Manhattan 82 61 Fairfield over Detroit 67 63 U Mass over Maine 90 57 Va Tech over Florida State 91 82 Louisville over Bradley 91 74 Carson-Newman over Tenn Wesleyan 71 63 Furman over Richmond 66 62 Ky State over Pikeville 91 82 New Orleans Xavier over Tulane 79 77 Tenn Tech over UNC-Charlotte 74 68 Memphis State over Drake 73 68 Texas Western over Wichita State 82 75 Houston over Centenary 89 85 Trinity Texas over Lamar 97 90 Texas Southern over Bishop 85 91 Ariz State over Colo State 77 50 Ariz over Wyoming 87 69 St Louis over Tulsa 69 64 Pacific over Willamette 74 73 San Jose State over Fresno State 90 66 Long Beach State over UC Santa Barbara 77 69 Pepperdine over Seattle 97 85 San Francisco over Nev Las Vegas 87 83 Santa Clara over Nev Reno 62
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Drake
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Ariz
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Tigers
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Larry Kanen
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Bill Butler
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Allen Murphy
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Cardinal
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Tom Ingelsby
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvania
Manhatttan
Pat McFarland
Pace
St. Joe
George Groom
Ray Kelly
May Moves to 76ers in Hawks Trade
Philadelphia acquires forward Don May from Atlanta for future consideration as the 76ers seek to improve a 4-51 season. To make room, reserve forward John Q. Trapp is waived. May played at Dayton after leading Dayton Belmont to the state high school title.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
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Atlanta Hawks
Don DeJardin
76Ers
National Basketball Association
May
Téers
John Q. Trapp
University of Dayton
Dayton Belmont
Redskins Face Key League Bout
In Columbus Ohio AP Bowling Green coach Pat Haley calls the Miami of Ohio game the biggest in the league this far as the Redskins seek to stay atop the MAC. Lumpkin’s 27 points pace Miami while Scanlan may miss for BG and Tom Scott would start.
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Pat Haley
Falcons
Satuday
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Haley
Redskins
Oxford
Ssquad
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Western Michigan
Phil) Lumpkin
Lumpkin
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Scanlan
Tom Scott
Toledo
Kent State
Buffalo State
Central Michigan
Rockets
Bobcats
Houston Cougars rally past Centenary in late surge
Houston, ranked 11th, trailed Centenary for most of the game before Louis Dunbar's 22 points and 20 rebounds by Robert Parish led a fourth quarter surge. Centenary, led by Parish, kept a lead until Houston's late run secured a 85 74 victory.
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Centenary College
Houston
Cougars
Louis Dunbar
Dunbar
Dwight Jones
Centenary
Robert Parish
Guy Lewis
Parish
Gents
Middies Face Fairfield in bid to narrow GMC title race
Middletown Middies travel to Fairfield aiming to tighten the Greater Miami Conference. At 8-3 overall and 4-0 in GMC second half, a win at Fairfield and next week at Taft would push Coach Paul Walker’s squad toward a run at the league crown. The Middies have been idle since an 87-76 loss at Lima on Jan. 20.
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Greater Miami
Fairfield
Middies
Hamilton Taft
Paul Walker
Lima
Purple& White
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