Board splits on All-Star game sanction in Ohio
Ohio principals will vote on sanctioning the All-Star high school basketball game planned for Marion next summer after a 3 3 split. The move follows the Coaches Association request and a rule requiring NCAA or state blessing for post high school play.
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Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
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Middletown Middies eye outright GOL title in finale
If Middletown wins the Greater Ohio League championship tonight they seal the title. The Middies have won six games by a total of eight points this season and twice edged opponents by one point. The race has featured late drama including a 60-58 win at Hamilton in the return, and a 87-85 finish on a Hendricks field goal with nine seconds left.
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Lima
Spartans
Paul Walker
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton
Springfield South
Wade E. Miller
Tom Hendricks
Griffins
Middies Hold Narrow Gap in Point Totals
The Middies swept Springfield for an easy league win while South faltered. Hendricks delivered the deciding point in Lima game last Friday. Excluding Springfield, Middies remain even in scoring 438 points for and against, the closest margin in contention.
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Lima
Walkermen
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Nassau DA cites coach betting on own team in major prize ring
Nassau County District Attorney William Cahn says evidence shows a leading college football coach bet on his own team with a bookmaker last year. He announced the bust of a nationwide syndicate handling about 100 million dollars in lay-off bets and said nine men were arrested. Cahn will confer with the local DA where the bet occurred for possible action. He did not name the coach and indicated the coach is not in the New York City area.
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N.Y
William Cahn
Nassau County
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Ah Anil
New York City
Deadline Near In Pin Tourney
Deadline for entry into the City Bowling Tournament is Monday says Les Pfeiffer secretary treasurer of the Middletown Bowling Association. All entrants must call in for the tourney which starts February 18 at Eastern Lanes.
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Les Pfeiffer
Middletown Bowling Association
Tulsa Ends 11-Year Jinx By Beating Bradley 72 71
Tulsa Hurricanes snap an 11-year drought at Bradley with a 72 71 road win. Eldridge Webb leads Tulsa with 25 points as Bradley rallies late but falls just short. Coach Joe Swank calls it a long awaited victory.
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Peoria
Tulsa
Joe ‘Swank
Louisville
Eldridge Webb
Joe Allen
Braves
Lance Alworth Best Receiver
New York AP reports Lance Alworth is cited as the best receiver in football. Details on selection and context are not provided in the fragment.
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Lance Alworth
New York
Lance
Eye Surgery Brings Hope for Terrell Recovery
Philadelphia AP reports boxer Ernie Terrell underwent a one hour operation on his injured eye at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Dr Harold G Scheie led the surgical team and said the procedure went well with every hope for a complete recovery.
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Ernie Terrell
Harold G. Scheie
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Scattered college scores from Steubenville to Baltimore
A compact listing of basketball results shows Steubenville 64 St Francis Denison 106 Western Reserve 72 Findlay 82 Tri State 00. SoHo Corell NYU 83 Georgetown 71 St John s NY 83 West Virginia 71 Fordham 78 Colgate 57 Army 64 Manhattan 64 Set of late results across multiple schools including Tulsa Bradley New Mexico Houston 92 Hardin Simmons Utah State 82 Denver 41 Texas Western 75 Arizona 65 Seattle U 66 Seattle Pacific Arizona State 87 Japanese National Teams 69 Baltimore 128 Boston 124.
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Aton
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Houston
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Seattle Pacific
Celtics Rally Falls Short In Boston Bullets Thriller
In Providence the Celtics built a 47 to 57 halftime lead and led midway through the third period. The Bullets surged ahead on free throws by Gus Johnson and John Bowlinhville, but Larry Siegfried hit a jumper and Ray Scott added field goals to push Baltimore in front to stay.
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Gus Johnson
John Boaiwnhill
Larry Siegfried
Boston
Ray Scott
Detroit
Bullets
Money To Flow In Cage War
Oakland AP report notes a booming bidding scene for senior college stars as the ABA braces to rival the NBA with top players like Alcindor, Barry, Walker, and Alcindor eyed as major draws. Mikan says an all out chase for Alcindor would occur in any city. Las Vegas report shows Raul Rojas defeating Jerry Stevens in a boxing bout.
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Lew Alcindor
Rick Barry
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Mikan
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ABA
Kent State miler Sam Bair aims for No. 2 spot in mile
Sam Bair, Kent State’s 5-6 128 pound junior, competes tonight in the U S Track and Field Federation meet aiming to break four minutes after a best 4 04 8 at Boston A A Games He trails NCAA champion Dave Patrick of Villanova who ran 4 03 7 in Millrose Bair survived a ruptured duodenal ulcer at the 1965 NCAA cross country championships and now runs with a carved peach seed monkey amulet worn by him 24 hours a day on a leather thong
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Kent State
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Eration
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Villanova
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Kansas
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Hhem
Monroe Ends GOL Run With Taft Showdown
Middletown High faces Hamilton Taft in a decisive GOL clash to cap a 31 year tie with the Greater Ohio League. John Fraley seeks a rebound game as Taft, missing Cecil New earlier, aims to lock up a 13th win while Monroe hunts its 13th and a league title, with MT LMI action looming as Hornets chase their 16th win under Will Smothers.
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Tigers
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Germantown Tops Farmersville to Stay Alive in DSL Race
Germantown put five starters in double figures as it beat Farmersville 83 to 70 to stay in the Dayton Suburban League title chase. Bob Hawk led with 15 points, and Germantown improved to 5-2 in DSL and 5-4 overall, while Farmersville fell to 1-4 in DSL and 1-14 overall.
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Ith
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Morgan Sturm Attend International Turfgrass Conference
Paul Morgan of Brown's Run and Max Sturm of Wildwood were among more than 300 golf course superintendents attending the 3rd International Turfgrass Conference and Show in Washington D C. They joined peers at the major industry gathering showcasing turfgrass science and maintenance practices.
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Paul Morgan
Brown's Run
Max Sturm
Wildwood
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