Fenwick Zone Stuns Madison 62 45 In Mid Miami Return
Fenwick High relied on a disciplined 1-3-1 zone to frustrate Madison Mohawks. Ed Kovach led the Falcons with 27 points, while Madison’s Trenan was held to nine as Fenwick won to improve to 7-2 in the Mid Miami League.
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Warriors Scalp Braves in Mid-Miami League rout
Lebanon Warriors suffered a 60-35 loss to the Oxford Tala wanda Braves in a Mid-Miami League game. Lebanon started poorly with four points in the first quarter and eight in the second, trailing by five at halftime before the Braves pulled away in the second half.
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Termites warning prompts home owner vigilance
A notice urges readers to beware unfamiliar house-to-house canvassers and questions the legitimacy of certain operators. It stresses caution over potential scams and the seriousness of protecting homes from termite-related threats.
Trojans Fall to New Miami as Fourth Quarter Sinks Bid
Trenton Trojans lose 75-63 to New Miami Vikings after a 17-6 final period burst. Early in the game Trenton led 49-46 with five minutes left, but could not hold the advantage. Scorers include Banks, Chestnut, Harris for New Miami and Burnside, Johnson for Trenton.
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Vols Orange Share Gator Bowl Payout to Teams
Syracuse and Tennessee will each receive about 165500 dollars from the Gator Bowl. Syracuse as an independent keeps its full share. Tennessee gets 120000 dollars plus one eleventh of the remainder in a split with SEC schools and the commissioner's office after an 18 to 12 victory over the Gators.
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Manchester JH Tops Monroe in 63–34 win
Manchester Junior High remained unbeaten with a 63 to 34 home victory over Monroe. Key scorers included Bierly 17 and Griffin 14 for Manchester, while Monroe's totals featured Miltenberger 12 and Shephard 10. Final score 63 34.
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Winning Combo Officials Roy Stoneker and Jay Johnson
Roy Stoneker and Jay Johnson lead the Winning Combo as officials. Their roles, affiliations, and involvement shape local governance and event oversight in the region.
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Portsmuth Here Tonight Real Test For New Lineup
Coach Paul Walker of Middletown Middies enforces program usage to identify starters before a home game at Wade E Miller Gym. The article notes an eighth win in ten games and mentions his lineup changes with his sixth son on the year, amid doubts about the significance of the victory.
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Paul Walker
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Princeton JV Edges Fairfield as Alcindor Leads
Middletown hosts Fairfield in a 161 to 146 game where Lew Alcindor leads Princeton with standout size and Thomforde posts 19 as Fairfield struggles from the free throw line. Walker maintains the same starting five while Tim Graham debuts with 11 points, and Fairfield’s Raddle scores 19 before exiting with minor casualties.
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Bill Bradley
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Tim Graham
Mike Miller
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Games Tonight Across Local League Standings
Portsmouth visits Middletown while Dayton hosts Kiser at Monroe Trenton plays Waynesville Franklin faces Baton King Mills visits Carlisle Bellbrook meets Springhere Germantown at Twin Valley North Lakota hosts Lebanon Oxford Talawanda meets Hamilton Taft Seven Mile clashes with Arcane Valley.
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Cubs Sign Two and Bring Three More Into Fold
Chicago Cubs announce signings of catcher Randy Hundley and center fielder Adolfo Phillips as the second and third players to join for 1967. Pitcher Ray Culp, acquired from Philadelphia, had signed earlier. Hundley hit 19 homers last season, the most by a Cubs catcher since Gabby Hartnett in 1934, and Phillips swiped 22 bases, the Cubs' best since 1902.
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Junt Leads Tucson Bowler Junior Finish
John Juni, a Holl Fia bowler, takes the lead in Tucson, Arizona, as AP reports on a bowling competition with Juni's strong showing.
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John Juni
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