Middletown Middies Fall to Belmont in 67-47 Loss
Belmont defeated Middletown 67-47 at the University of Dayton Fieldhouse as the Middies struggle with 26 percent shooting and 30. Each side traded quarters but Belmont's rebounding and late surge opened a wide gap. Don May led Belmont with 23 points and Bill Heskett Jr. added 21. The Middies face Wyoming in the 1964 sectional debut at Oxford with only a short turnaround to regroup.
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Seven Mile Trenton Reach Butler Finals
Jim Friend reports on the Butler finals as Seven Mile and Trenton advance to the decisive round, edging earlier opponents to claim spots in the championship.
Butler County finals set as Seven Mile edges Reily Trenton tops New Miami
In the Butler County Tournament semifinals, Seven Mile defeats Reily 64 62 after trailing at half, while Trenton rallies from a late deficit to beat New Miami 60 58. Haynes leads Trenton with 16 points, Gregory and Arnold add key scores, as the two meet tonight for the title and a district berth. Reily finishes 2 17 season. Franklin and Lebanon split league action with Franklin earning 75 51 win and Lebanon ending 2 17.
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Maryland Racing Commission Posts Record 1963 Revenue
Maryland’s Racing Commission reports state racing revenue for 1963 at $11,223,919.29, up 21 percent from 1962. The sum includes $84,355.80 in uncashed tickets from thoroughbred and harness tracks. Jesse Arnelle named associate director of Peace Corps in Turkey.
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Belmont JV Victory With Substantial Lead Notes
Belmont JV dominates with Zimmerman and Shockey leading scoring while Smith and Gillespie contribute strong totals. Julian and Cohen pace the Middie JV as Ousley and Henderson add points. final tally shows Belmont ahead with a high total score.
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Miami and Xavier face rubber game for league title
In Oxford tonight Miami and Xavier clash in a decisive three game series for the season crown. The rivals split earlier meetings with Xavier winning at Buffalo 69 68 and Miami taking the Cincinnati matchup 97 85.
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Celtics fall to 76ers in blowout on Friday night
Hal Greer scores a career high 50 as the Philadelphia 76ers rout Boston 144 119. Oscar Beberian leads the Royals with 32 in a 101 93 win over San Francisco while Baltimore outscores St Louis 115 113 in double overtime.
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Francona Resting After Hernia Operation
Cleveland Indians outfielder Tito Francona is reported in satisfactory condition after hernia surgery performed Friday at Shaker Medical Center. He injured himself shoveling snow in New Brighton, Pennsylvania and will miss at least three weeks as the team begins spring training in Tucson, Arizona.
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