Darbyshire unhappy after 83 59 win over OU Lancaster
Miami University Middletown opened the year with an 83 59 victory over Ohio University Lancaster in ORCC play. Coach Lynn Darbyshire faulted a slow first half amid flu illnesses that sidelined key Lancaster players and limited Dave Miller to zero points as Dale Spitler and Jeff Ferguson led MUM’s scoring.
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Monroe Edges Eaton In Low-Scoring High School Clash
Monroe High defeated Eaton 53 to 46 as Mayabb lamented mental lapses and turnovers. Tim Colliver led Monroe with 13 points while Kevin Hood paced Eaton with 15. Monroe remains 8-3 and faces seven straight Mid Miami League games starting next Saturday against Fenwick.
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Woody Hayes says UCLA outcoached Ohio State after upset
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes offered no comments after UCLA defeated the Buckeyes 23-10 costing them an undefeated season. Hayes said the UCLA staff outcoached them while emphasizing his team played well on defense but failed on offense.
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Cage results from local and area basketball games
A sweep of scores from local colleges Miami Middletown 83 OU Lancaster 59 to high school matchups Fenwick 63 Madison 56 Edgewood 88 Franklin 5 Lebanon 75 Talawanda 45 Monroe 53 Eaton 46 and more across Ohio. Notable college results include Clemson 103 Biscayne 7 and UCLA 111 Denver 79 with several close orders and upsets.
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Middies Begin 1976 Season With Win Over Princeton
Middletown Middies beat Princeton 64 to 60 at Oxford for a 7 1 record and 3 0 in the GMC. Coach Paul Walker eyes a strong 1976 start as Fenwick meets Carlisle Indians while Westerville area foes Stare at Fort Ancient Valley conference leaders. Carlisle aims to extend home winning streak to seven.
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Fenwick Tops Madison In Close MML Clash
Fenwick High defeats Madison High 63 to 56 in a mid season Mid Miami League game on the Falcons' court. Key late scoring from Greg Farrow and Charles Acra helped Fenwick pull away after Madison cut a 50 50 tie with 6 24 left. Madison shot 14 of 19 from the line while Fenwick made 9 of 13, with Gausling scoring 14 points and Acra returning to action to boost Fenwick's offense.
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Sooners repeat as national champs
MIAMI AP reports Oklahoma returned to glory in the same city where Barry Switzer saw their title bid dim three months earlier. Switzer admitted that after a 20-17 September victory over Miami he doubted a repeat, yet the Sooners emerged again as college football's champions.
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Oklahoma Reclaims Title In Final Orange Bowl Surge
Oklahoma, after a stumble at Kansas, clawed back to win the national crown with a 14-6 Orange Bowl victory over Michigan. Switzer hailed the squad as national champions again after a dramatic finish, while UCLA toppled Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. The AP and UPI polls crowned Oklahoma No. 1 with a 11-1 record, and Arizona State and Alabama follow in the top five.
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Softball sponsor Wilsman dies after years of titles
Hamilton Ohio obituary notes Orville Whilsman sponsor of the Wilsman Trucking softball team died on New Year’s Day. Viewing is scheduled at Webb Funeral Home on Ross Avenue tomorrow from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. He helped the team win numerous state titles over the last 18 years.
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