Locals Edge Fairfield In 93-85 Victory
Middletown Middies surge to 31-5 in Greater Ohio League after a 93-85 win over Fairfield. Coach Paul Walker’s club, rising from a rough start, shares the league lead as Hamilton Garfield and Lima also post wins. The team heads to a midseason clash with Cincinnati Elder at Wade E Miller Gym.
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Middie JV Triumph Over Fairfield In Tight Contest
The Middies rally to defeat Fairfield 63 61 after a see saw game. Walker Jr. led Middies with 20 points and Ed Hopkins added 16 rebounds as John Calhoun scored 23 points. Fairfield’s Finley Cain and Tom Reed combined for 33 of the Indians points before Cain fouled out late. Next up, Cincinnati Elder visits with both teams seeking a win.
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Local Cage Scores Round Up Across District Matches
Area schools display wide margins and tight finishes in boys basketball. Middletown routed Fairfield 98 to 8 while Fenwick edged Carlisle 73 to 71 and Trenton topped Waynesville 78 to 8. Major upsets and high scorers appear across the region with multiple districts and venues noted.
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Bruins Bring Willsey Back To Coach Cal Football
Berkeley California AP An alumnus with pro playing and coaching experience takes over as California head football coach on a four year deal. Ray Willsey moves up from defensive backfield coach with the Washington Redskins after Willsey reportedly earns about 16000 dollars per year. William and Mary also hires Willsey's predecessor Mary Levy who had an 8 293 record in four years at Cal.
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Hornets Triumph Over Xenia Wilson 67-57 in League Opener
Monroe High Hornets opened Mid-Miami League play with a 67-57 win over Xenia Wilson. Trailing 15-13 after a rough first quarter, Monroe surged to a 38-25 halftime lead behind 17 points from Gary Cavin. Monroe shot 41 percent to Xenia’s lower mark, though free throws kept the margin tighter than it could have been.
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Franklin Posts Initial Victory Over Lebanon Warriors
Franklin High marked its first win of the season beating Lebanon 59 to 53. Danny Retherford led with 23 points, Charlies Moon added 14, and Stouder and Pulman scored 17 and 15 for Lebanon. Poor free throw shooting hampered Lebanon at 5 of 13.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Fail To Win Cotton Bowls
The University of Arkansas Razorbacks have three Cotton Bowl appearances with zero wins. In 1947 they lost to State University 746 to 0, a game marked by a score like that historic mismatch.
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Bonham Sparks Cincinnati Past Oregon State in Series Opener
Ron Bonham led Cincinnati with a hot start and key baskets as the Bearcats shook off a 10-point hole to beat Oregon State 57 33. Bonham scored 22 points, aiding Cincinnati to its eighth win in 10 games while McCounts of Oregon State scored 33 in a losing effort.
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Trenton Triumphs Over Spartans 78 to 69
Trenton High Trojans rallied from a slow start to defeat Waynesville High Spartans 78 69. Key scorers for Trenton included Graham 15 and Haynes 15, while Waynesville toppled by deficits saw Bar ton 6 and Tinney 13 lead their efforts. The win improves Trenton to 9 3 on the season.
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Pair Deadlocked In LA Tourney
Roger Ginsberg of New York and James Black of North Carolina shared the lead into the second round of the $50,000 Los Angeles Golf Tournament after an opening round that stunned spectators. Black, 21, from Charlotte shot 67 by birdieing the 18th and holing a long approach for the tied score with 23-year-old Ginsberg, who had led earlier.
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New York bout sees Torres outpoint Gonzalez
Jose Torres of Puerto Rico, aged 161, defeats Jose Gonzalez of Puerto Rico by outpoint in a boxing match held in New York with a 160 percent score implying a dominant victory.
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Texas Tech Reaches Five Wins in Season Milestone
Texas Tech achieves five victories this season, marking the first time since 1955 that the Red Raiders hit a five win tally in a single campaign.
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Carlisle Victim In Rugged Battle
The Fenwick Falcons beat Carlisle 73 71 in a rough game that featured a roller derby like pace and 30 personals against Fenwick. Steve Cornella scored 27 points in the fourth quarter surge while Mike Shepherd led Carlisle with 24 points but Fenwick earned its first win of the season. The Falcons foul trouble strained their depth as five players fouled out and Carlisle shot well from the line, closing the eight game stretch with a fifth loss. Fenwick next hosts Hamilton Catholic seeking win No 1 at home.
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New Miami Sport Stops Madison Mohawks In East Ohio Clash
New Miami pulled away in the second half to beat Madison 64 to 46 in a Southwestern Ohio Conference and Butler County League game. Bob Foreman scored 25 for New Miami, Paul Meeker led Madison with 19 points, and the Mohawks struggled at the line, while the RedHawks built a 41 22 halftime lead and stretched it in the third quarter.
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Panthers Fall to Clinton Massie in Hot Home Game
Clinton Massie used a balanced attack to beat Springboro 82 to 74. Mike Blevins led Springboro with 30 points as Clinton Massie improved to 4-5 on the season and Springboro fell to 9-3.
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Seven Miles Spartans bury Lakota in fourth quarter surge
Seven Miles Spartans flipped a 48 44 third quarter deficit into a 71 54 Butler County League win over Lakota. Hester led with 23 points, while Gregory J added 15 and Wirtley 15 for the Spartans who improved to 4 3 on the season. Lakota fell to 4 2 with Hendrix 13 and Baird 11 leading scoring.
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