Elder Panthers Hold Off Middletown In Pit Thriller
Elder defeats Middletown 74 to 66 in the home gym known as the pit. Ron Krechting scores 28 for Elder while Fraley adds 4 of his 12 points for Middletown. The Panthers surge in the third quarter and secure the win despite Middletown’s early lead.
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Day Denari Clash Over Talawanda-Franklin Victory
Oxford Talawanda Coach Bob Denari credited aggressiveness in the second half for a 61-58 win over Franklin High. Franklin led 24-19 at halftime, and Talawanda surged in the third period to seize the Mid Miami League contest.
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Lebanon Warriors rally past Lakota Thunderbirds 64 60
Lebanon upends Lakota 64 60 on the road to close a 7 1 season in the Mid Miami League. Johnny Combs led Lebanon with 17 points while Donnie Hicks added 8 and Danny Epp 12 as Franklin and Talawanda also mix in. The game featured tight defense and late free throws sealing the win.
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Arrows Defeat Eaton By Narrow Margin In Nonleague Clash
Preble Shawnee rolled to a 99 to 63 victory over Eaton as five Arrows reached double figures and shot 54 percent. Shawnee led 73 to 35 after three quarters, inching toward 100 points and finishing the season with a strong 13-5 mark and 8-1 in the last nine starts. Eaton’s Hartman 10 and Kiracore 19 led their squad, while Shawnee’s balance featured multiple scorers in a nonleague win that sets up their Day ton AA Tournament opener at Colonel White against Mi amisburg.
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Amodio Joins Zip Grid Staff at University of Akron
AKRON Ohio AP Paul Amodio a 1953 Kent State graduate joins University of Akron football staff as assistant coach to Gordon Larsen March 1 handling defensive backs. Amodio previously led St Marys High Lorain to 15 wins 3 losses and back to back North Central Conference titles in 1955 and 1956.
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Paul Harvey to visit Kuala Lumpur for golf clinics
AP reports Paul Harvey of Sutton Massachusetts, famed for long iron drives over 350 yards, will arrive in Kuala Lumpur for a six day visit. He will conduct clinics and exhibition matches during the stay.
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Wally Keeps Up With Joneses in 76ers Win
Wally Jones scored 10 of his 23 after intermission as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Cincinnati Royals 127 118. Hal Greer led Philadelphia with 32 points while Wilt Chamberlain added 17 assists. Oscar Robertson became Cincinnati’s all time scorer with 15 852 points.
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Palmer Eyes Tucson Open Title On Hard Tucson Course
Arnold Palmer held a three-stroke lead after two rounds of the $60,000 Tucson Open at the Tucson National Golf Club. Palmer praised the course and his driving as key to scoring with seven birdies and one bogey in round one and six birdies with one bogey in round two. Chuck Courtney trailed, struggling to solve the desert layout on the 7,200 yard par 72.
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Falcons Meet Seven Mile In A Action Tonight At Princeton
Fenwick Seven Mile and Springboro begin their tourney runs at Princeton after Trenton and Waynesville were halted and Madison earned a one night reprieve. Lockland beat Trenton 84 55 and Waynesville fell to Madison 73 38 as Madison’s Mann brothers led the win with all state worthy scoring.
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Trenton Middie JV Fall to Lockland In Narrow Lopsided Affair
Trenton Middie JV edges to a 55 to 84 defeat as Lockland dominates with 84 points. Key scorers include Steele and White man for Trenton and Balleau Elder and Parker for Lockland. Final totals show Trenton 55 and Lockland 84 with strong second half runs.
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Madison Hawks Triumph In Class A Tourney Opener
Madison as 6 13 with 20 rebound leader Trenum and Jay Miller 13 points paced a balanced attack as they beat rival rivals at Princeton. Lockland overwhelmed the Trojans with 16 2 regular season and dominated early as Balleau 10 points in Q1 and Sensi baugh contributing in the loss.
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Musial Suggests Pettit for Fitness Council Post
Former St Louis Hawks star Bob Pettit is urged as a possible successor to Stan Musial as head of the President's Physical Fitness Council. Musial proposed the idea after resigning the council when becoming Cardinals general manager earlier this year.
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Let Us Judge Catholics By The Bible Pamphlet Offer
The Knights of Columbus promote a religious information pamphlet titled Let Us Judge Catholics By The Bible. They argue that Catholic rites existed before the Bible and claim the Bible does not name Mass or Purgatory but supports sacraments like Baptism and the Eucharist. Requests for Pamphlet KC.28 are welcome via KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS RELIGIOUS INFORMATION M473 St. Grand, St. Louis 18. Name.
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