Middletown Vote May Decide Dayton District Tournament Move
Middletown High faces a pivotal vote on transferring the district basketball tournament from the Dayton coliseum to the new 4,600 seat Troy fieldhouse. A 13-13 deadlock exists among 27 schools with Middletown undecided, weighing location against potential Cincinnati reassignment and district integrity.
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Middletown
Dayton
Dayton Fairgrounds
Troy
Miami Valley League
Middletown High
Cincinnati
Coliseum
Middies
Hamilton
Monroe
Franklin
Miamisburg
Fairmont
Xenia
Central
Lebanon
Oakwood
Wilmington
Northridge
Southwestern District Board
Armco Triangles clash VFW in City League tilt
Armco Triangles, once league champions, seek an upset shakeup tonight at McKinley Gym against Veterans of Foreign Wars as the first round of the City League nears its close. Carfax and Hauselman Transportation meet for second place, while Central Store faces West Elkton in the 7 9 schedule.
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McKinley Gym
VFW
Carfax and
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Armgo Triangles
Hauselman’s
Carfax
Central Store
West Elkton
Local bowler nets first Middletown 300 since 1941
Ralph Baker opened the year with a perfect 300 at Broad St Bowl-Mor during a Sunday practice on alley No 4. He followed with 210 and 227 for a 746 total over his last three games as six games were recorded.
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Middletown
Baker
Riggers Rally Past Carpenter Tin In Armco League
The Riggers came from behind in the second half to beat Carpenter Tin 25-24 at Garfield Gym. Cal Rugg and Leo Hutchinson led with six points each for the Riggers while Gene Winglewich scored eight for Carpenter Tin. Bill Ferguson and Omer Blevins paced Machine Shop in a 66-14 win over Electric Construction, with Ferguson earning 20 and Blevins 18. Masonry defeated Roundhouse 26-20 as Denny Jestice led Masonry with nine and G McDowell had six for Roundhouse.
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Leo Hutchinson
Gene Winglewich
Bill Ferguson
Omer Blevins
Ferguson
Blevins
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College basketball scores from various matchups
Toledo defeated Arizona State 55 to 45 while Akron topped St. Thomas 82 to 56. Bowling Green beat Brigham Young 75 to 50 and Ashland won 67 to 64 against Albion. Mount Union won 52 to 41 over Colby, Bradley defeated Ohio State 65 to 46, NYU beat Dartmouth 87 to 39, Cornell tied 39 with Brown 32, La Salle 80 over Western Kentucky 69, Duquesne 59 over Rutgers 54, North Carolina 55 over Maryland 53, Louisville 74 over Tennessee 63, Indiana 60 over Michigan State 50, Town 62 over Utah State 58, Wisconsin 59 over Illinois 50, Loyola Chicago 58 over Utah 52, Kentucky 57 over Arkansas 53, Nebraska 47 over South Dakota 40, and Columbia 74 over Oregon 62.
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Arizona State
Akron
St. Thomas
Bowling Green
Brigham Young
Ashland
Albion
Mount Union
Colby
Bradley
Ohio State
NYU
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
la Salle
W. Kentucky
Duquesne
Rutgers
North Carolina
Maryland
Louisville
Tennessee
Indiana
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State
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Utah State
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Loyola
Chicago
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Kentucky
Arkansas
Nebraska
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Oregon
Oklahoma crushes LSU 35 0 in Sugar Bowl rout
Oklahoma, ranked No 2, overwhelmed Louisiana State 35 0 at New Orleans to extend their winning streak to 21 games. The article notes other bowl results including Ohio State’s Rose Bowl win, Santa Clara’s upset over Kentucky, Rice’s 27 13 Cotton Bowl victory, and Maryland’s 20 7 Gator Bowl win.
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NEW York
Oklahomans
Ohio State
California
Santa Clara
Kentucky
Wildcats
Miami
Rice
Southwest
North Carolina
Tarheels
Charlie Justice
Dallas
Spartans 93 Defeat Battle Creek In 1904 North American record
Michigan State posted its highest basketball score in 1904 by routing Battle Creek 93 to 4. The contest added a notable chapter to early college basketball history as the Spartans surged to a decisive win over Battle Creek.
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Spartans
Battle Creek
Bowl Highlights From Yesterday’s Major Games
New York reports roundup of Orange Bowl Cotton Bowl Sugar Bowl Sun Bowl and Gator Bowl results Santa Clara upset Kentucky 21 13 at the Orange Bowl Rice Institute beat North Carolina 27 13 in the Cotton Bowl Oklahoma dominated LSU 35 0 in the Sugar Bowl Texas Western defeated Georgetown 33 30 in the Sun Bowl and Maryland beat Missouri 20 7 in the Gator Bowl with key plays and standout performances across the shows.
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Xavier Muske teers Triumph 33-21 In Salad Bowl Battle
In Phoenix 33-21 Xavier University of Cincinnati defeated Arizona State College at Tempe in the Salad Bowl. Ground game pace plus the passing of quarterback Bob McQuade helped Xavier pull away after halftime as Wilkie and Finnell sparked the attack. Whizzer White scored for ASU, but Xavier built a 14-7 halftime lead and held on for the win benefiting the Kiwanis Club fund for Arizona's underprivileged children.
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Arizona State
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Hamilton
State
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QB Club To Hear Walker Speech At Noon Lunch
The Quarterback Club meets Wednesday at the Manchester Hotel noon to hear coach Paul Walker address his three game losing streak. Club chairman Tilmon Ellison says an additional speaker is being sought for tomorrow’s session and the meetings are open to all local fans.
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Paul Walker
Manchester
Tilmon Ellison
Walker
Pro Basketball: Anderson 92 Baltimore 75
The Anderson team defeated Baltimore 92 to 75 in a pro basketball game. Anderson led early and maintained the advantage through the fourth quarter as Baltimore struggled to close the gap.
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Baltimore
Millie and Bob Phillips Win YS ICA Mixed Doubles Trophy
Millie and Bob Phillips captured the YS ICA Mixed Doubles title in a field of 28, finishing with 1,163 pins. Bonnie and Mike Barach took second with 1,145, Ruth Burnett and Millard Murphy were third at 1,137, and Ruth Keller with Ralph Baker followed at 1,133.
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Mike Barach
Phillips
Ruth Burnett
Millard Murphy
Ruth Keller
Ralph Baker
Keller
Baker
Hopper
Alma
Frank
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