Middies Meet Tulsa In Overtime MVC Battle In Fairfield
Tulsa edged Cincinnati 65 64 in an overtime MVC contest to snap UC home win streak at 20 games. Bob Washington led Tulsa with 20 points while John Howard had 19 for Cincinnati. Baldwin Wallace upset Detroit 80 70 in overtime as Terry Allerton scored 31 and Ted Jonson 20 for Ashland, Youngstown, and Steubenville posted wins in smaller colleges.
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Middletown Sports History and Lucas in Royals Season
Sports views recount a Middletown High basketball past with brothers Ralph and Bob Rettig and note Ralph now coaches at Roosevelt Junior High. It also covers Jerry Lucas’s below par 16.7 point per game pace for the Cincinnati Royals and Jim Enright praising Loyola coach George Ireland for handling a tough road game with three starters fouling out and officials signaling a fine game.
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Estel Crabtree Buried Today
Estel Crabtree a former major league outfielder dies at 2 Logan hospital Burial services set for Friday in Nelsonville Ohio Crabtree began pro career in 1926 with Dubuque and rose to the major leagues with Cincinnati in 1931 32 He played for St Louis Rochester and finished with Cincinnati in 1943 He is survived by his wife Mae and one daughter.
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McHale Likely Choosen as Eckert Chief Aide
The Atlanta Constitution reports Baseball Commissioner William Eckert and owners favor Joan McHale president of the Atlanta Braves for the special assistant to the commissioner post. Eckert planned to offer the job soon, but McHale declined to comment. MacPhail resigned last October to join the New York Yankees as GM.
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Phils Sign Ohio Prospects for 1967 NL Roster Moves
The Philadelphia Phillies signed teen Ohio outfielder Larry Hisle for the 1967 National League roster and acquired free agent Albert Harrah, 18, of LaRue for a farm club assignment. Hisle, 19, from Portsmouth, moved up from Huron to the parent club after last season. Harrah was sent to Spartanburg in the Western Carolinas League.
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Knicks Triumph Over 76ers In National Basketball Action
The New York Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers by 112 to 104 as NBA play continued. In a separate game the San Francisco Warriors posted a 122 to 91 win over the Los Angeles station.
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Kentucky Falls To Vanderbilt In OT Shocker At Home
Kentucky, once thought invincible at home, suffered a 91 89 overtime defeat to Vanderbilt as Louie Dampier led Kentucky with 30 points. The loss marked Kentucky s fifth home defeat this season amid a string of upsets among top ten teams.
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Brown tops opening round in Southern California Open
Pete Brown led the $22,000 Southern California Open after an opening 66 at Los Coyotes CC, posting a 31-35 on a 36-36 layout. Two behind at 68 are Tommy Jacobs and Bob Lunn as Doug Ford and other stars prepare for the second segment. Brown vows not to shoot 80 again.
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al Besselink
Chuck Courtney
Sepic Ranks Fourth in Big Ten Scoring
Ohio State guard Ron Sepic sits fourth in all games scoring among Big Ten players as conference play opens. He averages 19.1 points per game, trailing Jim Burns of Northwestern 22.0, Tom Chapman of Iowa 20.8, and Tom Kondila of Minnesota 20.1.
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Luck Runs Out Fouled Out Players Listed
Attendance 6 510. Tulsa and Cincinnati each totaled 16 fouls. Players fouled out include Tulsa Washington Robinson and Cincinnati G Smith. Total fouls and players charged as listed reflect a close game.
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College Cage Results Across Several Scoring Intrigue
Tulsa edged Cincinnati 65 64 in overtime. Oberlin defeated Western Reserve 71 4. Defiance beat Findlay 105 71. Ohio Northern won 87 4 over Heidelberg. Cedarville 99 80 Wilmington. St Vincent 133 83 over Ashland. Providence 62 4 at Massachusetts. NYU beat Virginia 91 4. Canisius 80 71 over Iowa. Vanderbilt 91 89 Kentucky. Clemson 76 55 over Georgia Tech. Wichita 83 69 Bradley. Drake 69 66 St Louis. Houston 82 62 Lamar Tech. New Mexico St 71 61 Hardin Simmons. Seattle 9 81 Idaho St U.
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Fenwicks freshmen edge McKinley 50 49 on late free throws
Art Bidwell earned two free throws with 14 seconds left to lift Fenwicks' freshmen over McKinley Junior High 50 to 49 at McKinley. Bill Myers led Fenwick with 21 points as Fenwick improves to 5-3. McKinley falls to 3-1.
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Big Bell fuels Knicks win over 76ers, halting 11-game run
Walt Bellamy scored 29 points as the Knicks defeated Philadelphia 112 to 104 at Pittsburgh Civic Arena. Wilt Chamberlain held to 13. 76ers see their 11 game streak snapped. In Oakland, San Francisco beat Los Angeles 122 to 91 behind Nate Thurmond 24 points and 25 rebounds.
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Falcons Face Madison five in key matchup tonight
Middletown High seeks its eighth win as John Fraley leads the Middies with 27.6 ppg while Fairfield’s Mike Kovach trails at 26.3 ppg. The Mohawks counter with Gary Trenan as Madison hosts Fenwick in a top county clash amid a shift to the Greater Miami Conference in 1968.
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Alston Speaks Here Tuesday
Walter Smoky Alston legendary Dodgers manager and club member will speak Tuesday night at the Sportsmen's Club. He will review last season including four straight losses to the Orioles and his Japan tour. The meeting starts at p.m. THURSDAY'S FIGHTS PORTLAND Maine Gene Herrick 144 Saco out pointed Willie Williams 146 New Westerford.
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