Middies seek to extend GMC throne in weekend draws
Local and area high schools prepare for weekend basketball tournament draws across Class A AA and AAA. Fenwick Falcons eye a strong showing in Anderson sectional after beating Monroe and Carlisle this season. Dayton arena and Millett Hall hosts set draws with teams like Edgewood Springboro Valley View Madison Carlisle Preble Shawnee and Middletown Monroe leading the AAA and Oxford fields.
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Two Coliseum sellouts boost Bearcats Treasury
UC basketball fans filled Riverfront Coliseum for a pair of sellouts against Dayton and Marquette, drawing nearly 34 000 paid admissions and sparking talk of an NIT bid. Catlett criticized campus crowds, noting early home games looked padded to boost records while acknowledging a strong opponent can draw fans.
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Skins set for battle at Ball State
Miami University coach Darrell Hedric plans a focused approach as the Redskins visit Ball State in Muncie for a 3 p.m. tip. Miami, 14-4 overall and 8-2 MAC, seeks to rebound after a Toledo loss that briefly reshaped the conference race.
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College and high school basketball scores listed by match
A long-scraped list shows numerous basketball results across high schools and colleges. Notable games include Ohio State 65 Seton Hall 69, Dayton 72 Manhattan 72, Connecticut 62, Wisconsin 76 Purdue 74, Stanford 75 San Francisco 92, UCLA 65, Pepperdine 62, and Gonzaga 71.
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Jim Holstein resigns as Ball State coach
MUNCIE Ind AP Ball State University basketball coach Jim Holstein resigned Thursday night citing family and university reasons with effective date March 31 1977 The Cardinals record stands at 4 6 in the Mid American Conference and 8 11 for the season Holstein is a former Hamilton Catholic star who played at the University of Cincinnati where he scored 1146 points and ranks 10th on UC career scoring list.
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Hockey results from Thursday night games
WHA New England defeated Winnipeg 4 to 3 while NHL standings saw the Rangers beat Detroit 5 to 4 and Philadelphia top Washington 9 to 2. Buffalo edged Boston 4 to 3 in a busy slate of results.
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Gophers glitter in enemy arenas by Ken Rappoport AP Sports Writer
The Minnesota Gophers extended a stellar road run with a 91-65 win at Ohio State, boosting their record to 17 of 19 and edging toward the Big Ten lead. Mike Thompson, Kevin McHale and Ray Williams fueled the victory as Minnesota climbs toward a school-record 11 conference wins and 21 overall.
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Baylor
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NBA Scores Highlights From Evening Card
Cleveland at Indiana final 116 to 110. Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 112 to 102. Washington edged Phoenix 109 to 103. Golden State beat Denver 114 to 110.
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Freshman Cagers Sweep Three Games at Middletown High
Freshman teams at Middletown High posted three wins. Titans beat Princeton Scarlet 43-38 with Tom Tipton 14 and Greg Anderson 12 leading the 6-2 Titans, while Vincent Robinson scored 20 for the Trojans in a 47-41 win over Princeton Gray and Anson Dixon adding double figures. Athenians cruised past Ston Jefferson 43-12 as Debbie Colliver had 12 points and 10 rebounds, staking a 23-7 halftime lead.
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South Carolina forfeits game to St Bonaventure
CLEAN New York AP South Carolina forfeited a college basketball game to St Bonaventure after not appearing for the contest last Monday. St Bonaventure athletic director Larry Weise said SC notified the school’s decision on Saturday and cited President Carter declaring seven western New York counties a major disaster area due to the January blizzard. Olean was not affected by the blizzard.
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Madison Freshmen Remain Unbeaten 12-0 Victory
The Madison High freshman basketball team improved to 12-0 with a 41-31 win over Talawanda in the Madison gym. Jeff Craft led scorers with 13 points as Madison advances to a freshman tournament at Preble Shawnee next week.
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Middies Host Garfield Griffins in bid for sixth straight GMC title
Middletown Middies lead the Miami Conference standings and seek a sixth consecutive league crown as they host Hamilton Garfield Griffins tonight. A win would tighten their grip on the title while remaining key games loom against Fairfield and Princeton. Lebanon also eyes a two game lead in the Mid Miami League with a visit to Wood. Other area games include Monroe at Lakota Edison at Talawanda and Fenwick at Franklin as race tensions rise across leagues. New Miami earned a 69 62 victory over Laurel Indiana to snap a skid.
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Fenwick Falcons top Franklin in 57 to 45 win
Fenwick High defeated Franklin 57 to 45 as the Falcons improved to three wins in four games. Franklin led by Kramer and Stackhouse early but Fenwick pulled away in the second half behind steady scoring from their lineup and balanced totals.
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Edgewood High Girls Fall to Ross in Tight tilt
Edgewood drops a 41 to 34 decision to Ross as both teams convert 16 field goals but Ross dominates the foul line 9 to 2. Edgewood stands 3-2 on the season with scoring by Barger Taylor Gerber Gorman and Johnson among others, while Ross receives scoring from Webb Giles Herzog Webb Spurrock Hurrell and Johnson.
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Monroe girls rally for league win over Madison
Monroe High School girls basketball remained in the Mid Miami race with a 4 4 victory over host Madison. Jane Murphy led Monroe with 26 points while Madison’s top scorers included Haywood and Kakaris among others as Monroe improves to 5 2 and extends a five game win streak.
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Middle School Boys Scores Report Manchester Game
Manchester boys high scoring game with Manchester 46 Jonn AXIII 26 while Manchester 36 Jonn MXIli 10 shows two players with dominant performances and final score details.
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