Oxford Draw Slated Tonight For District Tournament
Local and area high school basketball teams draw tonight for a spot in the Oxford Class AA District Tournament opening Feb 23 at Miami University's Millett Assembly Hall. Other pairings decided over the weekend include Fenwick, Trenton, Seven Mile, Springboro, Franklin, Carlisle and Valley View with several games set Feb 20-24 in new UD Arena and Fieldhouse.
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Wildcats
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Drawings for Oxford Class AA District Tourney Held Tonight
The Oxford drawings for the Class AA district tournament will start at 7:30 p.m. and last about 45 minutes. Readers may call the Journal at 42 3611 for results once completed, with calling opening at 8:15 p.m.
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Buckeyes Edge Toward No Margin After Purdue Loss
Ohio State dropped to 88-85 at Purdue, widening its Big Ten odds as Iowa led the conference. Ohio University drilled Western Michigan 107-68 to bolster its MAC title hopes with a Miami trip looming, while Bowling Green fell 71-65 to Miami. Purdue guard Rick Mount scored 32, sealing the win with two free throws with five seconds left.
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Dayton AA Pairings for Upcoming Tournament Nights
A schedule lists pairings for Dayton area basketball tournament games from February 24 to February 26. Teams include Dayton Carroll, Miamisburg, Alter, Jefferson, Xenia, Stivers, Eaton, Roth, Wilmington, Fairmont West, Patterson, Roosevelt, Col White, Chaminade, Franklin, Trotwood Madison, Bellbrook, Oakwood, West Carrollton, Beavercreek, Fairmont East, Wilbur Wright, Valley View, Dunbar, Stivers Eaton winner, Roth Wilmington winner, and others with game times and venues at UD Feldhouse UC Arena and UC Fieldhouse.
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Dayton Carroll
Miamisburg
Dayton Alter
Jefferson
Xenia
UD Feldlhouse
Dayton Stivers
Eaton
Dayton Roth
Wilmington
Fairmont West
Dayton Patterson
UC Arena
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton
Col. White
Dayton Chaminade
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Trotwood Madison
S. Bellbrook
UD Fieldhouse
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Wilbur Wright
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S. Stivers-Eaton
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Dayton Kiser
Carlisle-Carroll
Miamisburg-Alter
Jefferson-Xenia
UD Arena
Centerville
West Carollton
Valley View
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Roosevelt
Colonel White
Chaminade
Trotwood
Madison-Bellbrook
Hawks Win Doubleheader In Chicago In 2 Games
The Atlanta Hawks defeated Chicago 142 137 in overtime after a 5 minute 1 second finish that resumed a game started last November 6. The Bulls won the regularly scheduled game 117 107. Lou Hudson scored nine overtime points for Atlanta. Bob Love led Chicago with 36 points in the fourth period.
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Pro Hoop Standings and Sunday Results
NBA standings show Indiana atop the Eastern Division with 41 wins and Kentucky at 30. Western leaders include New Orleans 29 22 and Denver 20 28. Sunday's results feature Indiana 109 over Kentucky 107 and New York 95 over Carolina 88.
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Haywood Sours Early as Rockets Beat Heat in ABA Action
Spencer Haywood scored 38 points and grabbed 21 rebounds but was ejected after his second technical foul with 1:40 left in Denver's 115-103 win over Miami. Simmie Hill led Miami with 28 points as Indiana topped Kentucky 109-107 in overtime, and Washington beat Pittsburgh 132-124.
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One Word For Leahy After Pick One Word For Leahy After Pick
Frank Leahy agreed to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame induction calling himself happy while in Passavant Memorial Hospital Chicago. The ceremony will occur at the Waldorf Astoria New York on December 8. Leahy coached Boston College and Notre Dame to 107 wins 13 losses and nine ties. Knute Rockne had a higher winning percentage.
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Allies Seek Ski Revenge at World Championships
In Gardena Italy three skiers aim to halt the French dominance led by Jean Noel Augert and Patrick Russel. Gustavo Thoeni leads the International Ski Federation standings but finished fourth in the special slalom as Bill Kidd of Stowe Maine earned the United States first medal in six years in Olympic or world competition.
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U S Skaters Set for World Championship Team
The four day U S Figure Skating Championships conclude with Tim Wood and Janet Lynn defending their national titles. Wood leads senior men ahead of John Petkevich and Kenneth Shelley while Lynn remains senior ladies champion guiding the U S team to Yugoslavia for the world meet.
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Paramount
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Fenwick Falls to Latonia Holy Cross in 89-82 Setback
Fenwick High saw its eight game win streak end as Latonia Holy Cross defeated the Falcons 89-82 in Latonia Kentucky. Chris Fening fouled out after early foul trouble as Fenwick trailed by nine then battled back before a third quarter run by Holy Cross sealed the win. Tom Vernon led Fenwick with 28 points in the first half and Dan Komnenovich added 20 in the first two periods while Kevin List sparked Holy Cross with 16 points in the third quarter.
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Furniture in Pairs Boosts Decorating Impact
The article promotes buying furniture in pairs such as twin coffee tables twin mirrors twin bookcases and twin chairs to enhance room balance and flexibility. It suggests pairing pictures and serving tables and notes families benefit from shared use of one piece. It invites readers to visit for decor ideas.
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