Middletown Seeks Sectional Path Versus Oxford Talawanda Braves
Seeded Middies draw Oxford Talawanda in the opening round at Oxford on Feb 22 as coach Paul Walker aims to keep the Middies sharp. The Mizes face the Braves who beat Monroe earlier, while Monroe also eyes a run with Little Miami in the same sectional. The draw details include multiple first round games at Middletown and Oxford with finals set March 2 and regional bid on March 4 at UC.
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Paul Walker
Middletown
Oxford
Oxford Talawanda
Braves
Ing
Monroe High
Hornets
Will Smethers
Hamilton Taft
Tigers
Hamilton
Badin
Mason
Monroe
Colerain
Theiddies
Cardinals
North Bend Taylor
Withrow
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Blanchester
Little Miami
Reading
Lebanon
Sycamore
Deer Park
Loveland
Hamilton Badin
Hamilton Garfield
Blanchester - Mason
Monroe - Little Miami
Reading - Hamilton Taft
Lebanon- Sycramore
Deer Park - Loveland
Kings Mills
Goshen
Greenhills
Finneytown
Taylor
Princeton
North College Hill
Prep Poll Sees Three New Clubs Enter AP Top Ten
Columbus East remains No. 1 in Ohio high school basketball. The undefeated Tigers lead with 1400 points while Lorain Admiral King drops to second after an 84 83 loss to Sandusky. Newcomers Kenton Waverly and Worthington enter the top ten. In Class A, Ames Bern takes the lead as Strasburg 17 0 sits second ahead of Northwestern of Wayne County and Bloomville.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus East
Tigers
Lorain Admiral
King
Sandusky
Columbus Linden
Canton Lincoln
Cleveland East Tech
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton Belmont
Lima Shawnee
Kenton
Waverly
Worthington
Belmont
Newark
Marion Harding
Top Ten Class AA Teams Listed With Scores
The list shows leading teams in Class AA with wins and points. Columbus East and Lorain Adm. King top the ranking, followed by Columbus Linden and Canton Lincoln, with several others and regional mentions including Dayton Belmont Newark Minerva and more.
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Columbus East
Lorain Adm. King
Columbus Linden
Canton Lincoln
Cleveland East T
Dayton Roosevelt
Lima Shawnee
Kenton
Waverly
Worthington
Dayton Belmont
Newark
Minerva
Toronto
Sandusky
Canton McKinley
Parma Valley Forge
New Philadelphia
Sixth Hawk Joins Race For NHL Scoring Lead
New York AP reports Phil Esposito has joined Chicago Black Hawks stalwarts Hull Mikita and others among NHL top scorers. Esposito scored a goal and four assists, reaching 10th in points as Mikita continues a torrid pace with 69 points. Hull leads in goals with 32, Pilote tied for 10th, and Hall and DeJordy anchor a strong Hawks defense.
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NEW York
Phil Esposito
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Hull
Stan Mikita
Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Esposito
NHL
Mikita
Hawks
Kenny Fram
Doug Mohns
Norm Ullman
Detroit
Pierre Pilote
Alex Delvecchio
Phil Goyette
Bobby Rousseau
Montreal
Gordie Howe
Rod Gilbert
Glenn Hall
Denis DeJordy
Hall
Rangers
Ed Giacomin
Nobody Knows the Father of the Boy Who Beat Tommy
The speaker says they did not locate the father of the boy who assaulted Tommy but found the boy himself. The remark hints at a personal confrontation and unresolved paternity in a local incident.
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Tommy
Ivy Tigers Escape Stall To Advance
Princeton moves up in the AP poll as UCLA holds the No. 1 spot for the fourth straight week. Princeton upset Dartmouth in a recent game while UCLA survived a late standoff to win in overtime.
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Ivy Tigers
Princston
UCLA
Associated Press
Southern California
Bruins
Dartmouth
Tigers
Princeton
No Pay No Coach Cincinnati Prep Athletics in Trouble
Cincinnati schools face sharp budget cuts including possible elimination of inter scholastic athletics. Coaches fear pay cuts will end sports programs, jeopardizing college opportunities for athletes. Police and educators cite broader benefits and plan an appeal before the school board on February 20.
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Cincinnati
Ment
Jacob
Schott
Will Hundemer
Taft High School
Handemer
Wilt Chamberlain Holds Leading Rebounding Field Goal Pace
Wilt Chamberlain remains leader in rebounds and field goal percentage as NBA scouts show Rick Barry leading in total points with 1,978 in 55 games. Oscar Robertson sits second in scoring, Jerry West climbs to third, while Chamberlain still tops assists and shooting percentage among the league’s elite.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Rick Barry
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Wilt
West
Cisco
Bill Russell
Boston
Charmerain
Guy Rodgers
Chi
Cage
Rebgame
Ertson
Adrian Smith
Nate Thurmond
San Fran
Barry
Old Track War Anew Shrinks Star Roster
The U S Track and Field Federation plans an indoor meet in New York on Friday amid a fight with the AAU. Gerry Lindgren will not compete due to illness and schedule concerns, while other noncollegiates edge toward withdrawal. Neill Duggan and other noncollegians face similar pressure as sanctions are unsettled in a federal effort to arrange a truce.
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Ter
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Washington
Lindgren
Seattle
AAU
Neill Duggan
England
British Athletic Association
College basketball results and standings across multiple games
A run of college and professional basketball results shows Ohio State defeating Northern Michigan 80 74 while Kentucky Wesleyan edged Alden 74 49 and Providence beat St Bonaventure 80 65. Syracuse routed Connecticut 90 74 and Duquesne downed Detroit Rhode Island 77 65. Other scores include Holy Cross over Maine 97 65 and Boston University’s 89 65 win over Massachusetts. The Top Ten standings list UCLA Duke Louisville Princeton Houston Western Kentucky Kansas Texas Western Providence Boston College with players and vote points. NBA: Baltimore defeated St Louis 107 98.
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Ohio State
Northern Man
Kentucky Wesleyan
Enville
Youngstown
Aldercaddus
Providence
St. Bonire
Syracuse
Connecticut
Duquesne
Detroit
Rhode Island
Vermo
Holy Cross
Mass
Maine
Boston
Kentucky
Mississippi
West
Murray
Morehead
Marshall
Tennessee
LSU
Florida
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Georgia
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Ga. Tech
Jacksonville
J. Schuster
Theola King
Don Bowlin
Ike Guy
Junior Mays
Frank DeLuca
Bob Wilson
John Cornett
UCLA
R. Kauffman
North Carolina
Kent Little
Louisville
Joe Barker
Princeton
Jasper Harrison
Houston
W. Patterson
Western Kentucky
Rick Frye
Kansas
Joe Mell
Texas Western
L. Fletcher
Bill Joly
Boston College
M. Buvinger
Alice Keister
Betty Back
Barb Stacy
Janie Whitman
W. Brewer
C. Hendricks
Judy Schultz
Elaine Hocze
Marge Farkas
Barb Joly
Marjorie Root
Peggy Spence
Mary Collins
Letha Jordan
Reva Martin
Bea Stump
Joan Weekly
Stella Rawlins
R. Creech
Dee Martin
Julia Johnson
Janet Parks
Beth Mercer
Ginny Kenthner
M. Stephenson
Mary Henning
Corky Stamper
South. Ill
Centenary
Indiana
Mich. State
Okla
City
Creighton
Notre Dame
Hawaii
New Mex
Santa Fe
Hardin - Simmons
West Texas
Mets Schedule 27 Spring Exhibitions
The New York Mets announced a 27 game spring exhibition schedule with fourteen games at Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg. The opener is March 11 against the St. Louis Cardinals, and the club breaks camp April 7 with a game against the Baltimore Orioles in Jacksonville on April 8.
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NEW York
New York Mets
al Lang Field
St. Petersburg
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
al Lang
Baltimore Orioles
Jacksonville
Fight Results From Paris Boston Walpole and Johannesburg
In Paris Arturo Hernandez drew with Joseph Gonzalez at 159 pounds. In Boston Irish Beau Jaynes outpointed Jackie Burke at 126 pounds. In Walpole Curtiss Bruce stopped Bobby Arena at 172 pounds. In Johannesburg Johnny Woods outpointed Bobby Cassidy at 157 pounds.
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Paris
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Neb
Joseph Gonzalez
France
Boston
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Jackie Burke
St. Johns
N.B
Walpole
Curtiss Bruce
Newark
N. J
Bobby Arena
New York
Johannesburg
South Africa
Johnny Woods
Bobby Cassidy
Hempstead
N.Y
Wyoming Golf Coach Chuck Allen Guides Cowboys Team
Chuck Allen, pro at the Laramie community course, coaches University of Wyoming golfers shaping the Cowboys lineup and training at the adjacent course facility.
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Chuck Allen
Laramie, Wyo
University of Wyoming
Sales Service Thwarts Last Challenge 59 45
Sales Service reigns as league champion after a 59 to 45 victory over the Steelers at Amanda Junior High. Tony Blaine led the Servicemen with 23 points, while Bob Jordan added 14 for the Steelers. Tubing 66 Open Hearth No 1 Maintenance forfeited. Spiral Pipe beat Open Hearth No 2 77 53. Research 83 Finance 64 and Entry Section 48 Order Service 26.
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Steelers
Amanda Junior High
Tony Blaine
Bob Jordan
Spiral Pipe
Tubing
Amanda
Joe Wills
Tom Hale
Armco East
Armco Center
Carl Sewell
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Excette
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Elke Sommer
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Judith Crist
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Don Murray
Plains N' Color
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Gina Lollabrigida
Sean Connery
Elec
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Dick Hunter
Wadsworth High
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