Cage results across local area high schools and colleges
Local area results show Middletown 106 over Garfield 83 and Cobbled scores across many matches including Moeller 80 Newport Cath 71, Withrow 74 over Cin. Woodward 73, plus college and pro notes. Also Kansas track set a field house record as Jim Ryan ran 1 000 yards in 2 10 7 and Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympics dates tentatively set for Feb 4 14.
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France
Sapporo
Japan
Tomoo Sato
Fraley shines as Middies clinch title with 106 83 win
John Fraley led Middletown Middies to a 106 83 victory over Hamilton Garfield in Miller Gym. Fraley scored 45 points, including 31 in the first half, lifting Middies to their first Greater Miami Conference championship and a 17 1 season.
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Watson
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Irwin
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Price
Turner
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Seeteeer
Badin/Rams Overpower Fenwick In 86-62 Midseason Showdown
Hamilton Badin rolled past Fenwick 86-62 as guards Jerry Helmers and Herb VonHagen sparked a 19-pt second quarter to break the game open. Fenwick shot 36 percent while Badin hit 50 percent, outrebounding 48-45. Fenwick drops to 5-13 while Badin improves to 12-5.
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Badin
Rams
Jim Rose
Fenwick
Bill Brehm
Jerry Helmers
Herb VonHagen
Helmers
Hamiltonians
Chris Fening
Bill Myers
Vernon
Myers
Fening
Brehm
Amatulli
Neu
Wildh
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Rose
von Hagen
Hogan
Hoelle Dexon
Mahon
Vail
Toledo Central Loses Coach
Toledo Central Catholic High School head coach Don Lewis 33 will join the University of Toledo football staff March 1 as end and linebacker coach replacing Mario Russo who resigned. Lewis was a UT baseball letterman for three years and comes to UT from Toledo.
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Toledo
Central Catholic High School
University of Toledo
University
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Lewis
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Yale Coach Joe Vancisin Enters 12th Season
New Haven Connecticut Joe Vancisin begins his 12th year as Yale basketball coach after a 14 7 record last season. The Elis look to build on that showing with returning players and new recruits in the upcoming campaign.
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Walker
Griffins
Sweeten
New Haven, Conn
Joe Vancisin
Yale
Elis
Evening High School Games Schedule Across Region
Dayton Northridge faces Monroe Madison hosts Preble Shaw versus Franklin Dayton Wilbur Wright plays Springboro and Bellbrook hosts Mt. Healthy while Mason meets Kings Seven Mile hosts Twin Valley North Indian Hill plays Oxford Talawanda competes with Mt. Healthy.
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Fenwick
Lebanon
Monroe
Ross
Madison
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Farmersville
Franklin
Talawanda
Springboro
Kings
Germantown
Xenia Wilson
Reds Sign May and Tompkins for Coming Season
Cincinnati Reds add first baseman Lee May and pitcher Ron Tompkins to their roster. May hit 12 home runs and 57 RBIs with a .265 average last year. Tompkins posted 10 wins and nine losses with Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
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May
Tompkins
Vancouver
Monti and Killy pursue rare Olympic ski sweep
Grenoble report details Cortina d Ampezzo skier Monti winning the fourman sled and pursuing a complete alpine sweep as Killy misses by narrow margins leading to a dramatic cross country and bobsled medal tally. The results include Thaler taking silver behind Monti and Ellefsaeter securing his second gold in cross country.
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Grenoble
France
Jean-Claude Killy
Corti-Monti
Killy
Italy
Kidd
Stowe
Monti
Red Devil
Johnny Hoeglin
Sweding
Maier
Chamrousse
Ole Elleshim
Hissaeter
Austria
Alfred Matt
Alpe
d’Huez
Toni Sailer
Fred Anton Maier
Erwin Thaler
Thaler
Jean Wicki
Switzerland
Boris Said
Fair Haven
Bill Hickey
Keeseville
N.Y
Ellefsaeter
Norway
Harald Groenningen
Toni Gustafsson
Viatcheslav Vedenine
Russia
Josef Haas
Mike Gallagher
Killington
Larry Damon
Vermont
Losers Shine Night In NBA Upsets And Record Tying Mark
The Associated Press reports a night of losses and notable moments in the NBA. San Diego Rockets tied a record with 17 straight defeats after a 124-108 loss to Philadelphia. Seattle Coach Al Bianchi was ejected, and his SuperSonics fell 147-118 to Baltimore. Bulls coach John Kerr earned a vote of confidence but Chicago lost 124-108 to Boston. Other results include San Francisco 118-116 over Los Angeles, Cincinnati 125-101 over New York, Dallas 116-112 over Denver, New Jersey 130-119 over Anaheim, Houston 99-95 over Minnesota, and Oakland 99-93 over Kentucky in the ABA.
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Philadelphia
al Bianchi
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John Kerr
Kerr
Dick Klein
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Los Angeles
American Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
Rockets
Bliss Bookkeepers Bernard Victory Over Miami Middletown Warriors
Bliss College Bookkeepers defeated the Miami Middletown Warriors 114 to 101 at Manchester Junior High. Bliss shot 41 percent on 128 attempts while Miami made 43 of 104. Bliss hit 15 of 19 free throws, Miami 10 of 17. Bliss improves to 21-9. Miami Branch falls to 13-4.
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Warriors
Bliss College Bookkeepers
Manchester Junior High
Bliss
Miami
Randy Silcox
Bob West
Thhey
Smith
West
Silcox
Hoefler
Glass
Jones
Clark
Kent
Schundelmier
Myrick
Mid-Miami Branch
Middletown
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