Grevey shines as Taft topples Middies 84 69 in GMC clash
Kevin Grevey scored 39 points as Hamilton Taft defeated Middletown 84 69 at home. The junior guard hit 11 of 11 free throws in the game and pushed his season total to 500 points in 16 GMC displays, keeping Taft in the league race and heightening college recruiters interest.
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Miami Branch Warriors Claim OT Win in Tourney
In Portsmouth Ohio the Miami Branch Warriors edged Euclid 101-90 in overtime after regulation tied 87-87. Rich Hinkel scored 34 and Sam Hamilton 18 as the team improves to 13-7 ahead of a noon showdown with Portsmouth Branch in the Ohio Regional Campus tournament.
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Nose saves Annie in Desert Classic as leaders hold
In Palm Springs at the Bob Hope Desert Classic, Arnold Palmer and Jimmy Weichers posted 66 and 64 rounds to reach 204 in 44 holes. A Lady’s nose kept Palmer from losing the lead, while Weichers pressed at Indian Wells Country Club.
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Palmer fires two eagles as Floyd trails at Indian Wells
On the 18th hole of the third round Palmer hooked a tee shot into the rough and set up an eagle with a No 3 iron from ten feet. He hugged a gallery girl after gifting her a ball. Ray Floyd stood one stroke back after a 66 for a 205 total.
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Ducks Battle Bruins In Narrow Paced Upset Bid
The Oregon Ducks led UCLA 68-63 in Eugene before Henry Bibby sparked a late Bruins rally with a steal and driving layup to seal a 69-68 UCLA win. Sidney Wicks led UCLA with 20 points while Drozdiak topped Oregon with 16 in the tough loss.
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Hornets Fall In 80 65 Home Court Battle
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Franklin Cats upset Fenwick for first league win
Franklin Wildcats upset Fenwick Falcons 64 61 in Mid Miami League action here last night. Coach Art Fourman praised his squad after they battled back to tie late and seize their first league victory, while Mick Shockley sparked the comeback with key plays.
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Vaulter Takes Times Victory At Indoor Meet
Swedish vaulter Kjell Isaksson cleared 17 feet 7? inches to top the Times Indoor Games card setting a world indoor mark. Lee Evans won two races, Von Ruden led in the 1 000 and the mile finish produced a dramatic tie for first as Mason and Szordykowski clocked the fastest mile.
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Franklin tops Fenwick in late rally despite Esposito hot hand
Franklin outscored Fenwick in the final minutes as Mike Levangie and Dave Evans fueled the surge. Esposito led Fenwick with 29 points, but the Falcons missed key shots late and fell 64 61, dropping to 1-4 in league play.
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Buchanan Keeps Hold On Title
Kenny Buchanan retained the world lightweight boxing title with a unanimous decision over Ruben Navarro in 15 rounds at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Navarro, coming on 72 hours notice, pressed the challenger but Buchanans defense and counterpunching kept him ahead as boos faded to cheers from Scot and Mexican American fans. Judges scored 9-4, 9-4, and 10-3 with AP tallying 10-3 in favor of Buchanan.
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Cardinals name Bob Hollway to succeed Charley Winner
The 45-year-old Hollway was chosen to replace Charley Winner with Stormy and Bill Bidwill backing him. Bill Bidwill said Hollway can take the Cardinals into the playoffs, while Hollway promised discipline execution and bold football to make them NFL title contenders immediately.
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