Madison Mohawks Rally Past Franklin Wildcats 69 62
Madison Mohawks erased a 16 point halftime deficit to beat Franklin Wildcats 69 to 62. Franklin led 38 16 at 3 40 left in the second quarter while Madison outscored 42 19 in the second half. Dan Retherford limited to nine points as Mohawks move to 11 2 in last 13 while Franklin drops to 7 6.
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Franklin
Madison High
Mohawks
Franklin High
Wildcats
Cats
Madison
Wildcatts
Dan Retherford
Miamisburg
Vikings
Germantown
Ee Franklin
FT Berutti
Dawson
Stewa
Drury
Dan Cox
Retherford
Bowling
Carter
Chaffins
Kelhoffer
Ponder
Meeker Hileman
Sheley
Roberts Browns In Odd Deal Face medical path
Columbia quarterback Archie Roberts plans to attend Western Reserve medical school in Cleveland and is weighing offers from the Browns Jets and Montreal. Reports say the Browns may pay seven years of tuition and living expenses for him and his wife while he remains inactive as a player, an offer valued near 100000 across seven years.
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Pittsburgh
Columbia
Archie Roberts
Cleveland
National Football League
Browns
Roberts
Associated Press
Western Reserve Medical School
New York
Barbara
Columbia Ace
New York Jets
Montreal
Cincinnati to play Memphis State on November 19 1966
Memphis State University and University of Cincinnati have signed a football contract to meet in Memphis, Tennessee on November 19, 1966. Cincinnati was the Missouri Valley Conference champion last year.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis State University
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Amanda Junior High tops Manchester in league clash
John Fraley led Amanda Junior High with 17 points as they beat Manchester Junior High 50 to 35. The win ran Amanda’s record to seven wins in eight games, keeping them atop the city league standings. Manchester’s scorers included Rose Phipps Green and Cor nette with multiple figures.
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John Fraley
Amanda Junior High
Manchester Junior High
Amanda
Davis
Wenger
Fraley
Murphy
Taylor
Long
Centers
Johnson
Wilder
Manchester
Rose
Phipps
Green
Cornette
Allison
Jones
Chester
Wells
Filson's In Top Games This Year
Filson's of the Women's All Star League at Eastern Lanes posted a 2 886 for three games including a 1 016 game. Alice Keister led with 225, Janie Whisman 217, Boots Mills 200. Mills 593 and Whisman 592 top players while Keister and Pergram each had 572. Carolyn Kelly finished with 557.
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Filson
Boots Mills
Janie Whisman
Alice Keister
Charlotte Pergram
Carolyn Kelly
John Whisman
N. Wise
E. Busby
Betty Hotarick
Alice Keller
Char, Pergram
Clara Lukens
Lola Crawford
Neda Marchetti
Mary Motter
Marty Wombold
Carolyn Bake
Vera Joseph
Thelma Sherman
Betty Murphy
Betty Lewis
Janet Ruppert
Sue Kinder
Juanita Jiles
Odessa Johnson
Jane Cass
Billie McGee
Players listed with scores and NBA results
A roster of players with four numbers each, likely points rebounds and assists, follows names such as John Whisman and Neda Marchetti. The page ends with NBA scores showing Boston 114 Cincinnati 113 and San Francisco 120 Baltimore 112.
Fluke Basket Lifts Knicks Over Pistons In OT
Tom Gola delivered a remarkable 46 foot fluke basket at the end of regulation to tie Detroit 108-108, and New York upset the Pistons 118-112 in overtime. Boston edged Cincinnati 114-113 and San Francisco beat Baltimore 120-112 at College Park MD. Reed led the Knicks with 29 points.
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Tom Gola
New York Knicks
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
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Pistons
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
San Francisco Warriors
Baltimore Bullets
College Park
Richie Powers
Gola
Detroit
Paul Neumann
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Warriors
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Twyman
Hawkins
Embry
Robertson
Smith
Boston
K. Jones
New Miami Tops Seven Mile 58 55 In County Showdown
New Miami defeated Seven Mile 58 to 55 in a Butler County Southern Ohio Conference game. Wirtley led Seven Mile with 25 points while Hood paced New Miami with 14. New Miami improved to 10 wins in 14 games. Seven Mile fell to 5-12.
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Seven Mile
New Miami
Butler County
Ohio
Bob Wirtley
Spartans
T. Moore
Cook
Brooks
Hood
Hubbard
G. Moore
Wirtley
Harris
Parson
Allspach
Urban
Gregory
Unknowns Dominate Hope Golf Showdown
Rod Funseth led by one stroke after 54 holes at the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs with 206. Tommy Aaron, Don January, Butch Baird, and Kermit Zarley trailed as players faced a course shift to Eldorado and Indian Wells for the crucial fourth round. Nicklaus and Palmer played Eldorado's tougher set while Lema lagged behind.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Funseth
Tommy Aaron
Don January
Butch Baird
Kermit Zarley
Aaron
January
Baird
Eldorado Country Club
Baseball Signings Across Leagues
National League announces deals with Philadelphia pitcher Jack Nutter and shortstop Jim Speight. St Louis adds pitcher Bob Gib while San Francisco signs Ron Herbel, Jim Duffalo and Bob Bona Mike Davison. American League adds New York pitcher Pete Mik kelsen and outfielder Duke Carmel. Baltimore signs catcher Larry Haney and outfielders Fred Rice Paul Blair Lou Piniella and Johnny Jeter. Minnesota adds pitcher Dick Stigman.
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Philadelphia
Jack Nutter
Jim Speight
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
Ron Herbel
Jim Duffalo
Bob Bona
Mike Davison
New York
Pete Mikkelsen
Duke Carmel
Baltimore
Larry Haney
Fred Rice
Paul Blair
Lou Piniella
Johnny Jeter
Minnesota
Dick Stigman
Cleveland Set To Host Wightman Cup Tennis Matches
The United States and Britain will play the Wightman Cup in Cleveland on August 7 8 and 9 at the Harold T. Clark court built for the Davis Cup. Robert Malaga said the event expands to three days this year.
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Cleveland
U. S
Robert Malaga
Harold T. Clark
On This Date In History February 6 1965 Highlights
Several historical events are listed for February 6 across years. Items include the 20th Amendment in effect in 1933, Massachusetts ratifying the Constitution in 1788, Lindbergh starting air mail to the Panama Canal Zone in 1929, Manila fall announced by Douglas MacArthur in 1945, and King George VI’s death in 1952.
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Massachusetts
Charles Lindbergh
Panama Canal Zone
Douglas MacArthur
Manila
King George VI of
England
Richard Nixon
Washington
House
Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo
Court Rules Estate Goes to Cobbler's Son
In Los Angeles a court ordered 100000 to be allocated to Frank Nigro of Kansas City, disinheriting the Italian born cobbler John Nigro who died in March 1963. Frank claimed his father was incompetent and under psychiatric care when writing the will. the court agreed, deeming Grimaldi's bequest invalid.
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Los Angeles
John Nigro
Grimaldi
Italy
Frank
Kansas City
Los Angeles Superior Court
Frank Nigro
Pepple Denies Using Auditor Mailing List
Columbus Ohio AP State Sen Ross Pepple who has feuded with the Ohio Education Association over school funding denies using the state auditor mailing list to circulate statements He alleged that the OFA and its cohorts aim to force Gov Rhodes to repudiate his claim that the state contributes about 44 percent of school operating costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ross Pepple
R-llen
Ohio Education Association
Pepple
OFA
James A. Rhodes
Color In Roads Is Advocated In Florida Rally
Miami Beach AP reports road color could reduce accidents says John P Walaschek of Sev ille Chemical Co He cites a 990 000 expressway ramp painted yellow as a death trap before and after color changes and notes no major crashes since repainting color as driver alertness device.
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Miami Beach
Fla
John P. Walaschek
Walaschek
Seville Chemical Co
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Man Killed In Crash
Hamilton County police report a fatal crash in Cincinnati. Melvin L. Peterson, 43, of Cincinnati died when a sports car struck his delivery truck. Dale Golter, 18, the sports car driver, suffered head injuries. Gilmore Turner, 18, passenger, was listed in critical condition at General Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Melvin L. Peterson
Dale Golter
Gilmore Turner
General Hospital
Drive Opened To Abolish Death Penalty
Californians to Abolish State Killings launches a statewide drive to end the death penalty. San Quentin Chaplain Byron E. Eshelman announced the campaign in Los Angeles, arguing that no man is hopeless and that first-degree murderers can change. California has had a two year moratorium yet 52 inmates remain under sentence.
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Los Angeles
California
LOST MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS LISTED IN NOTICE
A fragmented page shows a classified style section with various listings and rates for services and ads. It includes categories such as FUNERAL DIRECTORS, FLOWERS, REAL ESTATE, AUTOMOTIVE, and JOBS, along with a low price table and observance of payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santee
Farmers Market
Lost and Found notices from Middletown Journal
Multiple lost items and rewards listed. An envelope with $80 and papers, change purse, all purpose light tan coat, white French poodle Snowball, black white chest dog, small female dog near W State St Trenton, two white brown fox hounds, fox terrier Jo Jo, keys with Armco tag 146, bicycle found. Call numbers provided for each item.
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Kresge
First Ave
Verity Parkway
Middletown Journal
Eastern Lanes
Lysburn Rd
Wegihs
State St
Trenton
Lincoln School District
Armco
S. Am
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Willis Reed
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Oscar Robertson
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Goldfinger
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Hope Golf
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Bill Casper Jr
Tony Lema
Indian Wells Country Club
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