Carlisle Ends Germantown's 8-Game Skein in Narrow Win
Carlisle defeats Germantown 76 75 as Rusty Blossom seals the upset with a late layup with two seconds left. Carl ise leads most of the game behind Tom and Fugate, but Germantown rallies before Blossom clamps the win. Blossom scores 23 for Carlisle, Johnson adds 22, O Neal 17.
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Germantown
Rusty Blossom
Blossom
Carlisle
Indians
Cards
Dayton
Tom
Bob Fuga’e
Contesse Goocht
Bob Colburn
Mike O'Neal
Bruce Johnson
Tec
Johnson
Freeman
Shaffer
Wise
Hawk
McElfresh
O'Neal
Panthership Wildcats edge Springboro in low scoring clash
In a 64 to 25 game, Panthership Wildcats defeat Springboro. Key players Kemper and Montgomery lead scorers with limited overall team output. The scoreboard shows a dominant first half, as Blanchester and Springboro struggle to mount offense.
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Bisnchester
Pony
Taylor
Hibbet
Blocker
Lime
Erry
Hammer
Thompson
Springboro
Jackson
Johnson
Montgomery
Helion
Kearns
Kemper
England
Evans
Rasy
Quarters Blanchester
Local High School Scores From Aerials And Courts
Cincinnati area and surrounding districts post basketball results with a mix of boys and girls games. Notable winners include Fenwick over Madison and New Miami 62 74, Carlisle over Germantown 76 75, and Aiken over Oak Hills 67 53.
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Middletown
Fairfield
Fenwick
Madison & New Miami
Trenton
Carlisle
Germantown
Springboro
Blanchester
Oxford
Talawanda
Lebanon & Lakota
Seven Mile
Twin Oo South
Preble
Shawnee
Clinton Massie
Waynesville
Lakota Defeats Spartans 83 to 48 in Lopsided Win
Lakota cruised past the Spartans 83 to 48. Key scorers include Neal with 13 points and Kooth with 10, while Clark led rebounding and McQuinley added solid minutes. The game featured rapid Lakota offense and stout defense throughout.
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Leaketa
Neal
Clark
McBurnie
Brunk
Hardin
Howard
Johnean
McQuinley
Keehner
Kooth
Perkins
Seven Miles & Burkhard
Phares
Belz
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton
Benninger
Fox
Garfield
Martin
Akron
Philadelphia
Lions fire Joe Schmidt as head coach Gilmer to be paid
DETROIT AP Lions owner William Clay Ford announced the dismissal of Joe Schmidt as head coach after a 34 year old Schmidt led the team with a 67-31 record over three seasons. Ford said Schmidt is a very good coach but the Lions need a change to improve chances in 1987. Gilmer will be paid in full for 1987, estimated at $55,090, according to Pard.
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Detroit
Harry Gillstep
Ford
Deever
Greg Siiges
Schmidt
Lions
William Clay Ford
National Football League
Gilmer
Joe Is
Pard
TVS Upset Shawnee 79 to 76 in dramatic finish
TVS trailed late but scored seven straight points in the final 4 seconds to topple Preble Shawnee 79 76. TVS improved to 6 1 1 and 8 perfect 40 in Preble County League while Preble Shawnee drops to 5 4. Be Be Merriman Kiracole Koeller Gray Henry Baker Wick Dafier Masters and others contributed scoring for TVS and Preble Shawnee.
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Twin Valley
Preble Shawnee
Arrows
TVS
Ethell
Gray
Henry
Baker
Wick
Dafier
Masters
Neen
Bowling Honor Roll Spotlight and Scores
The bowling honor roll lists Ed Busby with 222 245 158 for 425, L Crawford 185 191 189 for 565, P Bowlin 188 168 188 for 544, Zelma Taylor 233 131 181, Pat Watts, Les Thurman, N. J. Manning, Gibbie Wise, Donna Ballard, Mary Dickerson, Ila Gibbs, Verda Smith, Bonnie Pruett, M Collins, Marg Miller, Marty Buvinge, Judy Schultz, Bea Withers, Dot Coleman, El McGraw, L Marstall 146 181 181 for 508, Billie McGee 147 161 200 for 508, Dot Rigg 134 199 174 for 507, Mary Jo Brandenburg, Kathy Harrison.
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L. Crawford
P Bowlin
Zelma Taylor
Pat Watts
Les Thurman
N. J. Manning
Gibbie Wise
Donna Ballard
Mary Dickerso
Ila Gibbs
Verda Smith
Bonnie Pruett
M Collins
Marg. Miller
Marty Buvinge
Judy Schultz
Bea Withers
Dot Coleman
el McGraw
L. Marstall
Billie McGee
Griese Leads North Past South in Livia Bowl Thriller
In Honolulu Bob Griese of Purdue connected twice with Dave Williams of Washington late in the fourth quarter to lift the North over the South. Williams earned Outstanding Lineman honors while Missouri's Charlie Brown stood out for the South with two rushing touchdowns and 79 yards. Griese completed 14 of 21 passes for 127 yards and added a field goal.
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Honolulu
Bob. Griese
Purdue
Dave Wilams
Washington
Griese
Williams
Touchi Cner
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Clint
End's Prep Mark Falls In Wyoming
In Cheyenne Wyoming Boyd Dowler of the Green Bay Packers no longer holds the Wyoming high school record for the 10 yard high hurdles. Dowler set 14.6 seconds as a senior at Cheyenne high school but Lew Roney of Laramie broke it this year with 14.3 seconds.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Boyd Dowler
Green Bay Packers
Wyoming
Cheyenne High School
Dowler
Lew Roney
Laramie
Bullets Struggle as Losses Mount in New Year
The Baltimore Bullets extended their losing streak to eleven games with a 129-118 defeat to the Chicago Bulls after surrendering an 18 point third quarter lead. Wally Jones and Chet Walker led Chicago with strong scoring as Luke Jackson sparked a late surge to force overtime.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Ayn Mago
Detroit
Bullets
Baltimore
San Francisco
Chicago Bulls
NBA
Bulls
St. Louis Hawks
Wally Jones
Chet Walker
Luke Jackson
Walker
Lakers edge Celtics to keep Bulls in Western cellar
Los Angeles beat Boston 102-99 as Nate Thurmond poured in 39 points for the Warriors, who rallied from an 18 point deficit to stay in the mix in the standings.
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Los Angeles
Bulls
Boston Celtics
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Yonkers Harness Fans See Wagering Plunge During Season
Yonkers Raceway closed a split harness season of 146 nights as Del Insko led drivers with 115 wins in 715 starts. He tallied 119 seconds and 162 thirds while the average nightly attendance dropped to 22 572 and the wagering handle slid about 99 percent from the 1965 level.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Raceway
del Insko
Canada Tops Reds Winnipeg in Centennial Hockey Showdown
Canada overcame a two goal deficit in the second period to defeat Russia 5 to 3 on Friday night, capturing the centennial hockey tournament title. The win avenged a loss to the world champions and highlighted key scorers from both teams.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Russia
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