Robertson says he will not play for Royals next season
Oscar Robertson, 31, says he cannot play under current Royals management and will seek a trade after this season. He compares his situation to Frank Robinson's 1963 trade, noting his salary, age, and the team's stance, while stressing his commitment to honoring his contract and contributions.
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Ard powers Bearcats past Memphis State in MVC tilt
Jim Ard sparked Cincinnati with 31 points and 16 rebounds as the Bearcats rallied from an 11 point first half deficit to beat Memphis State 77-63. Ard hit his first five second half shots and led Cincinnati to a 45 30 edge and a 67 47 cushion.
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Comets Clinch Tie For Title In Fort Ancient
Mason Comets secure at least a share of the Fort Ancient Valley Conference crown with a 62 to 49 victory over Blanchester. Ed Kelley scores 29 points to lead Mason, as teammates Peck Pugh Meibers and Ransom add double figures.
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Local Lad Wins Regional To Reach Nationals
Tim Colliver of Amanda Elementary won the 10 year old regional championship in the Pass-Shoot-Dribble contest at the University of Dayton Fieldhouse with a 160. He advances to nationals February 21 at Cincinnati Gardens. Steve Yenser and Brian Rossi finished second in their divisions.
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St. John’s
Middletown Y girls swim to four wins and overall title
Middletown girls swim team swept four dual meets against Springfield YMCA, winning overall 158 to 121. New pool records were set by the 10 and under 100 yard medley relay of Jeanette Lewis, Beth Dorn, Rhonda Birch and Chris Gardner with a 1:10. Debby Marts and Ann Dillon led juniors with multiple wins, while the Intermediates also claimed two victories.
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Debby Marts
Ann Dillon
Leslie Berns
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Cathy Ransdell
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Haker
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J. Shiverdecker
T. Rascoe
Rascoe
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Purdue Edges Ohio State On Mount Late Free Throws
Purdue sophomore Rick Mount scored 32 points, including two decisive free throws with five seconds left, as Purdue beat Ohio State 88-85. Ohio State's Jim Cleamons had 28, fueling a second-half rally, while Purdue led 43-32 at halftime and finished with stronger rebounding and a 53 percent shooting effort.
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City Hoop Standings in Church League
League standings show church teams vying for top spot as City Hoop matches wrap up. Standings list participating congregations and win totals, highlighting lead changes and key performances through the season.
Rossimen In bluegrass In Quest Of 14th Win
The Fenwick Falcons travel to Latonia Kentucky to face Holy Cross High as part of a tight schedule before the Class A district tournament in Dayton on February 20. Holy Cross owns recent wins and Latonia provides a stern test with a 15 6 record while Fenwick sits 13 3. The team has battled Holy Cross since 1957 with seven victories in 11 meetings.
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Kentucky
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Hawks Rout Westmont 91 to 48 on Madison Court
Madison High defeated Westmont 91 to 48 as Vernon Short poured in 25 points and Mike Doliboa grabbed 19 rebounds. Madison improves to 6-9, with four Mohawks reaching double figures for a dominant second half.
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Carr leads Notre Dame past Marquette in double overtime
Austin Carr scored 38 points to lift Notre Dame to a 96 95 double overtime win over Marquette in South Bend. The Irish tied it at the buzzer in the first overtime when Sinnott deflected an inbound pass to Carr for a layup.
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GO Takes First In Key Tourney At J J Lanes
The General Office Transportation team led after opening weekend of the Armco Team Handicap Bowling Tournament at J J Lanes with a 3133 handicap score. Reed's Center led in actual running with 2855, while Dale Ledford topped singles handicap in East Side with 659.
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Middletown High Swim Team routs Greenfield McClain 71 24
Middletown High swimming crushed Greenfield McClain 71 to 24 at Greenfield for its seventh straight win and a 12 2 record the best in school history. The medley relay and 400 freestyle relay were won by Middletown with Haker Weber Wetzel Blanton Blevins Dillon Long Heckard among top finishers.
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