Middletown Middies Clinch GMC Title With 90-58 Win
The undefeated Middletown Middies captured the Greater Miami Conference crown outright with a 90-58 home victory over Fairfield. They opened 16-2 and pushed their winning streak to 16, dominating 55-21 in rebounds and shooting 51.2 percent on 42 field goals. Fairfield, led by first-year coach Brian Hasseman, struggled to contain the fast-paced assault and ended 11-17.
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Lebanon Warriors overpower Monroe Hornets 67 50 in MML clash
Lebanon High defeated Monroe High 67 to 50 as Rob Meinshatt struggled to score amid tight defense. Rhoden led Lebanon with 17 points while Farnshell added 14 and Steele 12. Monroe shot 22 of 60 and endured foul trouble in a one sided rebounding edge for Lebanon.
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Fenwick and Hamilton Badin clash to end regular season
Fenwick High hosts Hamilton Badin at 8 p.m. in a league finale as Badin sits 14-3 and top seed in Cincinnati Class AA Tournament while Fenwick stands 12-5 and third in Dayton Class A. Other tonight: Greenville at National Trail TV South at Franklin Monroe Mason at Loveland Clinton Massie at Lynchburg Ross at New Miami Brookville at Valley View.
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Talawanda clinches MML title with 78 65 win over Franklin
Talawanda's basketball team captured the Mid-Miami League crown with a 78-65 victory over Franklin. Coach Tom Paul, in his first year, watched key moments turn the game after a third-quarter trap defense as Charlie Young led with 23 points and Freddy Allmyer scored 26 for Franklin.
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Local Area Prep Basketball Scores Roll Up
Middletown routed Fairfield 90 to 58 while Garfield edged Princeton 59 to 54. Dayton Alter beat Taft 86 to 79 and Ross defeated Madison 87 to 72.
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NHL Scores Promise Tight Night Across Leagues
Vancouver defeats Detroit 5 4 in a close NHL clash while New England edges Indianapolis 4 3. Cleveland seals a 3 3 tie with San Diego 2 as Quebec leads Minnesota 7 3 and Winnipeg top Houston 5 3. Edmonton torches Toronto 8 to 0.
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Carlisle Indians roll over Twin Valley North to stay unbeaten in league play
Carlisle Indians dominate TV North 80 to 54 in Southwestern Ohio Conference action. Doug Motley scores 17 to lead Carlisle as Ed Crowe adds 16 and Steve Greer 15. Carlisle jumps to a 38-22 half, grows its edge to 30 before finishing strong. TV North finishes 0-8 in league, 5-13 overall.
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Miller friends lead at San Diego Open golf event
Johnny Miller, battling a cold, contemplates withdrawal after a 73 as Billy Casper, Rod Funseth and John Lister share a seven under par 137 total at the Andy Williams San Diego Open. Miller sits 146, near the cut line, with three of his last four wins behind him.
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Steelers suffer 112 85 loss to league leaders Dykes
Middletown Business College Steelers trailed by 10 at halftime and faded in the second half, dropping to 9 15 on the season as Dykes Business College blocked a dozen shots and surged to a 112 85 win. Boyd Risner scored a school record 35 for the Steelers with Terry Hogan 20 and Rick Carpenter 12. They face Clark Tech in Springfield next.
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Bengals eye Gordon trade faces salary and compensation roadblocks
Chicago Bears demanded $65,000-a-year for Dick Gordon and heavy compensation, complicating Bengals negotiations. Former agent DeKeado testified in a U S District Court case involving 16 players suing the NFL, Commissioner Rozelle, and club owners.
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