Middies, Hornets host home games amid schedule shuffles
In Monroe and Edgewood gyms on Friday night the Middletown Middies host Fairfield with junior varsity at 6 and varsity around 7:30 after a 9-3 season. Monroe Hornets meet Franklin in a key Mid Miami League tilt, postponed from January 28 due to weather and energy concerns. Other games feature Talawanda at Edgewood, Valley View at Lakota, and Preble Shawnee at Eaton. Tickets are on sale, with reserve games beginning early and adult tickets at LK Restaurant.
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Miami aims to reclaim MAC lead at Eastern Michigan
Miami travels to Millett Hall to face Eastern Michigan hoping to regain first place in the Mid American Conference after losing top spot at Toledo Saturday night. The Redskins seek a win to move back ahead in the standings.
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Lanier Clashes With Eakins Sparks Pistons Kings Brawl
Detroit center Bob Lanier sparked a bench clearing fight with Kansas City as Eakins fouled him in the third quarter. Lanier swung, Eakins went down, Robinzine joined the melee and both benches emptied. Lanier was ejected but Detroit went on to win 130 111. Other NBA results followed.
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NBA standings and scores from Monday games
Indiana beat Chicago 111 99 and Detroit routed Kansas City 11 to 130. New Orleans topped Houston 97 90 while San Antonio notched a win over New York Knicks 96. Phoenix defeated Denver 115 104 and Seattle beat Milwaukee 107 99. Monday games show v6 schedules.
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Pirates Sign Bill Robinson for 1977 Season
PITTSBURGH AP Bill Robinson, who played five positions for the Pirates last season, signed his 1977 contract. He covered all three outfield spots plus first and third base, hitting .303 with 21 homers and 64 RBIs.
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Michigan Gophers clash as Big Ten leaders meet
Michigan leads the Big Ten at 10-1 after a 93-72 win over Ohio State and hosts Minnesota as the Gophers, 7-1, chase first place. Minnesota faces a brutal 14 day run with seven games, including two road tests at Iowa and Michigan State, amid NCAA tournament implications due to Minnesota's probation.
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Washington Park Grandstand Fire Destroys Historic Structure
Investigators warned a preliminary cause may take days after a multi million dollar blaze gutted Washington Park race track five story grandstand building, clubhouse, and restaurant. The fire began Saturday night and remained smoldering Sunday with no injuries reported though three firefighters were treated for frostbite in sub zero temperatures.
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Mets Hitters Mazzilli Bosch Singleton Unique Left Right HR
Lee Mazzilli Don Bosch and Ken Singleton stand as the only New York Mets players to hit home runs from both sides of the plate in franchise history.
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Catlett Seeks 100th Win as Bearcats Edge Marquette
Cincinnati coach Gale Catlett celebrated his 100th victory as his Bearcats narrowly defeated sixth ranked Marquette 63-62 at home. Mike Jones led Cincinnati with 20 points as the win extended the nation’s longest home streak to 57 games. Marquette’s Jerome Whitehead fouled Robert Miller down the stretch, but Cincinnati held on despite late Warrior bursts.
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Providence Frs fall 68 64 at Louisville in late collapse
Providence Friars led by nearly a minute but failed to capitalize as Bruce Campbell missed a 5 foot shot with 52 seconds left and Bob Misevicius connected for nothing before a turnover with three seconds to go precipitating a 68-64 defeat in Louisville. Coach Dave Gavitt credited Louisville as a strong opponent and said officiating wasn’t to blame.
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Warriors Triumph Over Lima in 94-70 Victory
Miami University Middletown led by Dale Spitler and Mike Boal, edging Lima with a 94-70 win. The Warriors built an eight point halftime lead and unleashed a 56 point second half to seal the ORCC clash, boosting MUM to 11-4 overall and 7-1 in conference while Lima drops to 2-5 in ORCC play.
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