Warriors Beat Celtics Narrow Lead In Tough East Race
Nate Thurmond return boosts the Warriors who crushed the Celtics 128 106 to trim Boston’s edge to a half game in the Eastern Division. Rick Barry scored 33 and Thurmond 23 as Detroit beat New York 120 118 and Baltimore held Cincinnati 118 114. Oscar Robertson led the Royals with 44 in a late rally.
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Boston
National Basketball Association
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
Thurmond
Celtics
Philadelphia
Rick Barry
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cieinnati
Royals
Knicks
Walt Bellamy
John Tresvant
Dave DeBusschere
Pistons
Deck Barnett
Eddie Miles
Kevin Loughery
Johnny Egan
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Loughery
Egan
Bullets
Don Ohl
San Francisco
Matilda Saylor
Laura Dennis
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Matilda Savior
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Casper & Casper Attorneys At Law
Local Basketball Scores and Probate Notices from Middletown
Middletown area scores list showcases wins by Garfield Fenwick Lakota Talawanda Franklin Trenton and many others across Ohio. Includes NBA style scores and a batch of estate notices for Matilda Saylor Minnie Williams Tom Comstock Helen Snooks with local executors and court dates.
Owls End 28-Game Drought With Win Over Baylor
The Rice Owls snapped a 28 game major-college losing streak by beating Baylor 70-68 at home. Bill Doty led Rice with 32 points on 14 field goals and four free throws as Baylor fell short late.
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Rice Owls
Ucla Bruins
Owls
Baylor Bears
Bruins
Oregon State
Corvallis
Ore
Beavers
UCLA
Bill Doty
Rice
Baylor
Trinity
Tex
Law suit notices Lawrence Williams and Vivien Williams
Eunice Sheard sues Lawrence Williams and Vivien Williams of Rt 1 Oxford Ohio in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 1097.70. Defendants must answer by March 19 1966 or judgment will be rendered. Notice dated January 2 and February 12 1966 with March 1966 deadline.
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Lawrence Jr
Vivien Willams
Rt . 1
Oxford
Ohio
Eunice Sheard
Common Pleas
Butler County
Ryan Wins Indoor Mile at NYAC Games in Surprising Finish
In Madison Square Garden, Kansas freshman Jim Ryan held off Jim Grelle's finishing kick to clock 4 02.2 in the NYAC Indoor Games. Ed Dean led early but faded to last as Ryan and Grelle battled. Crothers anchored a Toronto relay for a strong show. Schelkanova helped Russia win two women's events led by Tamara Dmitryeva in the 880.
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Willie Sutton
Jim Grelle
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Kansas
Grelle
New York Athletic Club
Dean
Notre Dame
Madison Square Garden
Billi Crothers
Tommy Farrell
Russia
Tatiana Schelkanova
Farrell
St. John’s
Canada
Crothers
Toronto
Mal Foote
Miss Schelkanova
Tamara Dmitryeva
Eleanor Montgomery
Tennessee A&i
Title Bout Is Sure To Go On
Cassius Clay will meet Ernie Terrell in a title fight at Chicago's International Amphitheatre on March 29 despite Clay's draft board proceedings. Clay plans to appeal reclassification as 1-A based on Black Muslim faith, with sales expected to exceed half a million dollars in gate and tax revenue, while Main Bouts Inc. handles closed circuit.
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Shicago
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
International Amphitheatre
Clay
Terrell
Jacks
Miami
Allah
Jacko
Louisville
Potts Holds Good Lead In Phoenix
Tucson AP reports Johnny Potts surged into a three stroke lead midway through the Tuc son Open third round with a six under par 66 for 136 two days. Doug Sanders Julius Boros Joe Campbell and Dick Lotz trailed at 139 as others chased. Potts added an eagle on the 15th after a 40 yard wedge and sought his third round success.
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Tucson, Ariz
Johnny Pott
Pott
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Joe Campbell
Dick Lotz
Boros
Campbell
Sanders
Lotz
Baeza Out Of Widener Meet After Crash At Hialeah
Jockey Braulio Baeza was knocked unconscious after leaping from a crippled horse named Native Pitt at Hialeah. He avoided fractures but was hospitalized overnight to check for a concussion and will miss the $100,000 added Widener event. The incident occurred in the ninth race as Native Pitt broke a foreleg. Baeza jumped clear as the horse moved six strides before the fall.
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Miami
Fla
Braulio Baeza
Hialeah
Widener
Baeza
America
Native Pitt
Western Ohio League Expands to Ten Members
XENIA Ohio AP officials announced the Western Ohio League will have ten high schools for 1968 69 with Centerville and Troy joining. Current members include Xenia Fairborn Beavercreek Dayton Stebbins Kettering Fairmont West Kettering Fairmont East Springfield North and Wayne.
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T.V. North
Piqua
Miamisburg
Troy
Greenville
Xenia
Springfield North
Greenview
Cedarville
Roth
Patterson
Eaton
Northridge
New Bremen
Jackson Cenor
Preble Jackson
College Corner
Northmont
Tipp City
Stebbins
Kettering
Fairmont East
Farmersville
Carlisle
Franklin Monroe
T.V. South
Ohio
Centerville
Fairborn
Beavercreek
Dayton Stebbins
Kettering Fairmont
Springfield
Wayne
Finley Rejects 1964 Milwaukee Move Bid
Charles C. Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, said the club is not for sale in response to a 1964 bid to move the team to Milwaukee. The proposal involved eight Milwaukee businessmen and did not reach bargaining. The antitrust suit against the Braves and the National League is set for trial February 28.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Finley
Wisconsin
Braves
National League
Richard Cutler
Executrix Appointed in Two Ohio Estates
Notice announces Marcellla G Boelcke of Middletown Ohio appointed executrix of Edmond B Boelcke deceased case E2791 and Clara Jacquart of Trenton Ohio appointed executrix of John Jacquart deceased case E2773 both with dates February January and attorney J A McIntosh cited.
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Minnie Willams
Opal Kincaid
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
John Jacquart
Clara Jacquart
Trenton
Potter County
Bowling Mary Dickerson Enters 600 Club In All Star League
Mary Dickerson joined the elite 600 Club after a 600 series at Eastern Lanes in the Women's All-Star League. Team sponsor Armbruster Florist is listed among the participants along with a full roster of bowlers and their individual game scores from last night.
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Mary Dickerson
Armbruster Florist
Freshman Flowers Sets Meet Mark in 60 Yard Hurdles
Tennessee freshman Rich mond Flowers led heats with a 7.00 in the 60 yard hurdles and won the final in 7.1. Sam Perry of Fordham topped the 60 in 6.2 after a rerun. John Pennel won the pole vault at 16-4 with Bob Seagren clearing the same height. Frank Tomeo claimed the 1,000 in 2:108, Charley Mays won the 500 in 57.4, Harold Norpeth took the two mile in 8:47.44, and Frank Costello won the high jump at 7 feet.
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Tennessee
Richmond Flowers
Sam Perry
Fordham
John Pennel
Bob Seagren
Marine Frank Tomeo
New York
Charley Mays
Germany
Harold Norpeth
Maryland
Frank Costello
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