Middletown High drops double OT thriller to Garfield
Middletown High lost 82 79 to Hamilton Garfield in double overtime amid a late charge led by Gary Emrick and Jim Sutton. Garfield clinched the Greater Ohio League title as Wyatt and Mack led scoring for the Griffins while Middies Coach Paul Walker shuffled lineups to spark a comeback that fell short.
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Jim Sutton
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Griffins
Springboro Tops Carlisle 81 in regular season finale
Springboro High rebounds from a prior loss to Carlisle beating the Comets 81 to 67 in Warren County League action. George Burkhart dished 12 assists and led a fast start for Springboro while Glenn Jackson scored 20 points. Carlisle closes the season with five wins in 18 games.
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George Burkhart
Mike Shepherd
Indians
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Falcons Fouled Up At Lakota
Fenwick High suffered a 53 point loss as Lakota Thunderbirds capitalized on Falcons foul trouble. Tom Hamilton led Fenwick with 21 points while Ed Kovach added 11. Lakota built a 59 39 third quarter lead and finished with six wins on the season.
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Redskins Meet Xavier Tonight at Xavier Fieldhouse
Miami University basketball, coming off a 65-55 loss to Ohio, faces Xavier University in Cincinnati tonight. Charlie Dinkins has returned to school after an upper respiratory infection and may not play, but is expected ready for Saturday’s MAC finale against Toledo.
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Unknown Canvasser Warns Homeowners About Termite Service
Phrases warn readers not to trust unverified house-to-house operators for termite services. The piece stresses seriousness and cautions homeowners about potential scams from unfamiliar canvassers.
Kings Mills Atoms top Waynesville for fifth 100-plus game
Kings Mills roared to a 101 86 Warren County League victory over Waynesville. Ron Gilbert led with 22 points as Kings Mills pulled away in the fourth quarter, moving toward a season finale against New Kenton at Kings Mills.
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Hetz
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Frasure
Dunlap
Barton
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Tinney
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Amanda Junior High Crown Won by Narrow Margin
Amanda Junior High defeated Roosevelt 69 to 52 on Roosevelt's home floor to claim the Middletown junior high basketball title. John Fraley led Amanda with 29 points, supported by Fraley's 11 assists and 7 rebounds, as teammates Davis Thompson Murphy Wenger and Johnson contributed in the scoring column.
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Ohioan Jean Sweeney Places Second in Indoor AAU Throw
Jean Sweeney of the Ohio Track Club finished second in the women's basketball throw at the National AAU indoor championships. She trailed Barbara Friedrich of Lake Heights New Jersey by 10 inches as Friedrich won with a 107 foot 11 inch mark.
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Monroe Franklin tie for NMML basketball title
Monroe High Hornets defeated Lebanon 89 66 to share the New Mid Miami League crown with Franklin Wildcats who beat Talawanda 77 64. Powell led Monroe with 23 as Dan Rutherford scored 37 for Franklin. both teams finish 3 1. Franklin 8 8 Talawanda 8 9 Lebanon 4 13. Hornets host Fairfield in season finale. Wildcats begin tournament play next week.
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Hawks Edge Rams to Share Butler County Crown
Madison Mohawks stayed tied for the Butler County League lead with a 59-58 win over Ross High. Paul Meeker scored 21 points and the Mohawks face Preble Shawnee next at West Middletown as both New Miami and Madison finish 5–1 in league play.
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Adams and Wright power Trojans past New Paris 90 to 81
Adams scored a career high 27 and Wright added 24 as Trenton High’s Trojans beat New Paris Jefferson 90-81. The Trojans built a 25-16 first quarter lead and led 49-30 at halftime, improving to 7-9 in 16 games while New Paris finished 10-7.
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Arrows Top Seven Mile Spartans 83 74
Preble Shawnee defeats Seven Mile Spartans 83 74 after a 19 19 first quarter tie. Gary Blankenship scores 28 for Preble Shawnee while Bob Wirtley leads Seven Mile with 24.
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NCAA Play Is Postponed In Mid-East Regional Opener
The Mid-American Conference title race caused a one day postponement of the first round of the Mid-East regional NCAA Basketball Tournament at Bowling Green Kentucky. The committee moved games from March 8 to March 9 due to a possible playoff between Miami and Ohio University. Miami is 10-1 with one game left and Ohio 9-1 with two games remaining.
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