Lebanon Closes In On Mid-Miami Crown With 98 68 Win
Lebanon surged to a 98 68 victory over Edgewood to stay in the Top of the Mid Miami standings. Lebanon led through three quarters as Edgewood kept within reach late but could not overturn the momentum.
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Xenia Wilson Cadets Win DSL Opener in Shootout
The Xenia Wilson Cadets defeated Carlisle 80 to 74 to claim their first Dayton Suburban League win in two years. Key scorers included Roe 27 for Carlisle and Roe 27 for Xenia Wilson, with a four point first quarter lead and a strong finish securing the victory.
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Jefferson Broncos win DSL title in overtime thriller
Jefferson clinched the Dayton Suburban League crown with a 164-62 overtime victory over Preble Shawnee after a late rally. Senior Kreetis McGhee led Preble Shawnee with standout floor play and scoring, while Harold Johnson and Larry Hutchins sealed the extra period for Jefferson.
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Tankers Take Third At Oxford
Middletown High swim team placed third with 42 points at the Oxford Sectional Southwestern Conference meet. Bill Wooley set a school record with 59 seconds in the 100 yard butterfly and finished third. Steve Hornback won the 100 yard freestyle and the 400 yard free relay team won in 3 32. Middletown advances with five events to the district meet at Princeton next Saturday.
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Rains Cancel Soccer Match in Manchester Cup clash
Manchester City and Arsenal match in the English Cup was postponed due to heavy rain. Main Road Stadium became water logged after a Friday storm forcing officials to call off the game.
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Coach Ramage resigns as Weber State defensive coach
Weber State defensive coach Tom Ramage, 35, resigned Friday after six years with the football program in Ogden Utah. He said he will seek a coaching position elsewhere but did not specify a new destination.
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Hawks Rout Knicks as NBA Night Features Big Scores
Atlanta beat New York 125-116 while Pete Maravich, Lou Hudson and Willis Reed led the high scoring night. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 118-109 and Boston edged Baltimore 113-109 in overtime as league action spread across centers and backboards.
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Mohawks Fall to Talawanda in Mid Miami League clash
Oxford Talawanda Braves defeated Madison Mohawks 79 to 62 in a Mid Miami League game. Bob Young led Talawanda with 26 points and Jim Dynes added 20. Madison’s Mike Doliboa scored 23 and Doliboa’s total helped keep the Mohawks within reach in a game that left both teams at 23 at the season’s end.
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Mason-Madison Mason High Tops Kings 73 59
Mason High remains in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference race with a 73 59 victory over Kings. The Comets outscored the Knights 22 9 in the second period and made 21 free throws to 7 for Kings. Mason improves to 12 4 while Kings falls to 8 4 in league play.
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Pros Remain In Memphis
Memphis Pros will stay in the city after ABA trustees unanimously approved the sale to Memphis investors. Memphis Area Sports, Inc. raised $700,000 from more than 4,000 shareholders at $5 each to fund the purchase and provide working capital for the 1971 72 season with a new franchise to be issued.
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