Cincinnati Area High School Basketball Scores Listed
A long list of local and regional high school basketball results shows Cincinnati area teams posting wins and losses. Notable scores include Taft 57 over Amelia 4, LaSalle 63 over Goshen 43, Colerain 68 over Finneytown 49, and Mason 61 over Hamilton Catholic. The night also features several Ohio state tournament mentions and cross-regional matchups.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Amelia
McNicholas
Macon
LaSalle
Goshen
Semi Finalists to be Decided in Middletown Sectional
After today’s games four teams remain in the Middle Town Class AA Sectional Tourney. Quarterfinals at Wade E Miller Gym cut 16 teams to four with semi finals on Tuesday and the sectional finals Friday. The winner advances to Saturday’s District finals at the University of Cincinnati. Mason’s Comets beat Hamilton Catholic 61-53 and Sycamore topped Blanchester 68-35 to reach quarters. Gratis’ Trojans upset Simon Kenton 71-70 in double overtime.
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Middletown
Wade E. Miller
University of Cincinnati
Sycamore
Blanchester
Mason
Comets
Hamilton Catholic
Reading
Hamilton Garfield
Dayton
Gratis
Trojans
Simon Kenton
Dixie
Yellow Springs
Dletown
Rich Fox
Bill Ferrell
Tulane ends losing streak with upset over LSU
Tulane snapped its record 22-game skid by beating LSU 80-68 as Davidson, halted in NCAA hopes by Virginia Military, fell 82-81 to an unheralded Virginia Military. Beavers edged Oregon 71-68. Texas A&M defeated SMU 75-70 to share the SWC lead.
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Cedarville
Spring Arbor Mich
Case Tech
Thiel
Bethany
W.va
Western Reserve
LaSalle
Utah State
Princeton
Columbia
Harvard
Brown
Boston Col
Seton Hall
Yale
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Virginia
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Oregon
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San Jose
Louisiana State
Davidson
Virginia Military
Sonny Liston
Green Wave
Bob Davidson
Ted Lenhardt
Wildcats
West Virginia
George Washington
Bes
Beavers
Southern Methodist
Ex Ring Champ Lesnevich Dies at 49 in New Jersey
Lesnevich, former light heavyweight champion from 1941 to 1948, collapsed and died of a heart attack Friday night in the office of Dr. John Williams in Cliffside Park New Jersey. He was 49. During a 15 year career he posted 57 wins 14 losses and 5 draws with 21 knockouts and five losses by cuts.
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Cliffside Park
N.J
API
Gus Lesnevich
Lesnevich
John Williams
Williams
Coaches Ulcers In High Gear In NBA Action
In Friday night NBA play Cincinnati squandered a 20 point lead and fell 152 to 134 at Scranton PA Philadelphia. Los Angeles held on to beat Baltimore 115 to 112 after an 18 point edge slipped away. New York lost to Detroit 112 to 110 in Boston opening a double header. San Francisco dropped 107 to 92 to Boston. Boston and San Francisco lead Cincinnati and idle St Louis by 2 4 games. Lakers widen cushion over Baltimore for final West playoff spot and Knicks slip to NBA's losingest team.
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National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Scranton
Los Angeles
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Boston
San
Knudson Ties For Lead In Bogota Open Round
George Knudson from Toronto and Jay Dolan of Leicester Mass. share first place at 139 after two rounds in the Bogota Open. Dolan fired 69 while Knudson posted 71 at Los Lagartos. A three way tie followed behind with Alec Caygill Art Wall Jr. and Jim Ferree each at 140 after 36 holes.
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Bogota
Colombia
George Knudson
Jay Dolan
Leicester
Mass
Knudson
Toronto
Los Lagartos
Dolan
Alec Caygill
England
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Jim Ferree
Corona
Calif
Wall
Ferree
Caygill
Rocky Colavito Tops AL In Games Played Again
Rocky Colavito, now with Kansas City's Athletics, enjoys appearing in as many American League games as possible. Last season marked the fourth time he led the circuit in games played, underscoring his durability and regular presence in the lineup.
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Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Athletics
Opening Program Set For J J Gratis 71
Opening of Ohio state bowling classic begins at J J Lanes with 12 weekends of action placing 1,001 teams into lanes. Singles and doubles start at Sports Bowl, 6 p.m., opening ceremonies feature Bill Denham and Roy Anderson. Armco defends handicap title tonight at 9 30. Local venues Vie for spectators and spend about 300 000.
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Ohio
Vanguard
Sports Bowl
Bill Denham
City Commission
State Association
Roy Anderson
Akron
Armco
Youngstown
Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Les Pfeiffer
Laynecrest
Trot Group Sued For $250000 by Washington Owner
Carol L Brudzinsky sues the USTA in federal court for 250000 claiming suspension from racing was unjust and deprived her of the ability to race her horses. She accuses the USTA of maintaining a national monopoly on trotting events.
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Cleveland
Washington, D. C
U. S. Trotting Association
Carol L. Brudzinsky
USTA
Federal District
Carter Eyes Archer Next Not Champ
Rubin Hurricane Carter, ranked No. 1 in the World Boxing Association, says his goal is a fight with Archer rather than champion Giardello. After a controlled 10 round decision over James Ellis in Madison Square Garden, Carter vows Archer won’t last the next 10 rounds and hints at seeking a title shot or a bout with Giardello.
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New York
Rubin
Hurricane Carter
Joey Archer
Joey Giardello
Archer
Paterson
N.J
James Ellis
Madison Square ‘Garden
Carter
Wildman
Ellis
Louisville
Friday Fights Report From Associated Press
New York Rubin Carter from Huricane outpointed James Ellis in Louisville 19 to 1574 and Paterson, N J. Milan Ted Wright of Detroit drew with Fabio Betti of Italy while Rome Hans Wohlers of Germany won by disqualification over Giulio Rinaldi of Italy.
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Rubin
Carter
Paterson
N.J
James Ellis
Louisville
Milan
Italy
Ted Wright
Detroit
Fabio Bettioini
Drew
Rome
Hans Wohlers
Germany
Giulio Rinaldi
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Tonawanda, N.Y
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