Lebanon's 13th is Easy Route in 77 53 Victory
The Lebanon Warriors opened strong and led 23 13 early, then pulled away to finish 77 53 over the Wilmington Hurricanes. Steve Pickworth led with 17 points, with 12 from Skip Nickell and 11 from Mike Hines as Lebanon improved to 13 5 on the season and handed Wilmington its 17th loss in 18 games.
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Carlisle Indians Fall To Brookville In Finale
Brookville High defeated Carlisle 64 to 44 in a nonleague finale. Carlisle led 15 14 early but Brookville surged to a 28 21 halftime edge and widened it to win their 10th of 18. Carlisle ends 6 12, while Brookville improves to 10 18.
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NBA Friday results and Saturday schedule recap
The NBA posted Friday scores including Philadelphia 114 Atlanta 110 Los Angeles 109 Cincinnati 8 Boston 117 Buffalo 115 Cleveland 113 Portland 104 Chicago 115 Phoenix 107. Saturday features Phoenix at Milwaukee Baltimore at New York Chicago at Golden State Cincinnati at Seattle Detroit at Houston. ABA results show New York 123 Denver 116 Memphis 115 Pittsburgh 100 Kentucky 92 Dallas 100 Utah 117 Indiana 107. Saturday games list New York versus VirginiaPort, Pittsburgh versus Carol Charlotte Indiana at Dallas Memphis at Kentucky.
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Lakota Birds Top Talawanda 67 54 To Escape MML Basement
Lakota Thunderbirds beat Talawanda Braves 67 to 54 to move out of the Mid Miami League cellar. Talawanda trailed 31 21 at halftime but cut the gap to 44 41 in the third before Lakota pulled away late.
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Local area cage results and tournament scores
Middletown defeated Dayton Jefferson 91 to 66 and Madison beat Monroe 83 to 68. Brookville 64 Carlisle 44 and Lakota 67 Talawanda 54. Lebanon 77 Wilmington 53. Regular season notable Loveland 84 Madeira 52 and Penn 111 Cornell 82. Tournament action includes Covington 100 Xenia Wilson 1 and Sidney Lehman 67 Fort Oramie 64.
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Little Giants Clash in Virginia Slims Semis
In Bethesda Maryland AP reports 17 year old Chris Evert from Fort Lauderdale defeated Wendy Overton 6 1 6 4 to reach the Virginia Slims invitational semifinals at Linden Hills Tennis Club. Rosie Casals, height 5 2, beat Barbara Downs to also reach the semis. Kerry Melville and Nancy Gunter meet in the other half.
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Bold Colonel Triumphs In LaTonya Feature Mile Race
Bold Colonel over Nadarko on the backstretch to win the $2,200 LaTonya feature mile by two lengths on a sloppy track in 1:47. Payouts: Bold Colonel $10.80 $7.20 $5.00. Nadarko $6.40 $6.20. Twist O Lime $4.00. Ticket Trouble end Ray Guinea 8-6 returned $17.40. Attendance 5,642.
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Swede Breaks Indoor Vault Record at AAU Meet
Kjell Isaksson of Stockholm set a new world indoor pole vault record at the National AAU Championships in Madison Square Garden, soaring to 17 feet 10 inches just before his 24th birthday and surpassing his previous 17 feet 9 inches mark.
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B W Leading Mat Standing at Ohio Wrestling Meet
Baldwin Wallace led the Ohio Conference chase but dropped three defending champions as 13 points and six grapplers head to the semifinals and finals at Mount Union College. Defending champs Tom Clevidence Jerry Miller and John Groff are not among the six. Estate notice: Marjetce Root appointed Administratrix of Charles Herbert Root deceased. Judge Harry F. Walsh. C Richard Greathouse Jr. Middletown Ohio February 12 19 26.
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Trevino Feels Pressure to Regain Golf Form
Lee Trevino warns of trouble if he does not improve his game as he chases a Masters boost. He laments money offers from ads and says he must win titles to keep his name hot, after opening Inverrary Classic with a 76 and rallying to 67 to surge into contention behind Gene Littler and others at six under.
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Chones Admits Money Won Out of College
Jim Chones, top college center, signs a million-dollar plus deal with the New York Nets after meeting reporters in New York. He says money compelled the decision, defended leaving school, and notes ABA rules delay his debut until next season while he continues his education at a midwestern college.
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Betty Back tops with 603 in Eastern Lanes league
Betty Back finally reached the 600 club with a 603 in the Women's All-Star League at Miller Insurance. She previously held a 559 series at Eastern Lanes and posted 184 205 214 603 in another outing, while Marty Kilmer claimed the best single game with 225 in the Sports Bowl.
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OU Grapplers Assured Of Title
Toledo Ohio AP Ohio University wrestlers dominated the finals with nine of ten in the final and leads 82 percent of the scoreboard securing their third straight Mid American Conference wrestling title.
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Big Ten Bosses Stick To Guns In Suspensions
Marvin Corky Taylor and Ron Behagen face ongoing appeals after Big Ten athletic directors unanimously extended their season suspensions from the Minnesota Golden Gophers. The players and their attorneys indicated a decision to appeal remains with the pair as Minnesota chases a Big Ten lead clash at Michigan amid a recent brawl that left three Ohio State players hospitalized and a 50 44 OSU win awarded.
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Thinelads Topple Marks In OSU Meet
Ohio State Invitational night saw multiple records fall as Bowling Green’s distance medley quartet of Craig McDonald Ted Farrer Sid Sink and Dave Wottle posted 9 45 0 to break Illinois’ mark by over six seconds Jay Fabian Ashland and Steve Jordan also set records Fabian 1 50 3 half mile and Jordan 48 1 440 yard dash Other winners included Al Lanier Cincinnati 24 10 long jump Chuck Eneix Western Kentucky 53a shot put Hector Ortiz Western Kentucky 8 58 7 two mile
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