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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
24
Fenwick High coach John Rossi warns his team to respect the Monroe Hornets after a strong start in the Mid-Miami League. Rossi notes Fenwick must avoid underestimating any opponent after seven wins in eight games.
The Madison team defeated Nardiello's squad 64 to 60 in overtime as both sides eye upcoming games. The Falcons head to Middletown High to face Monroe, a team that has won twice this season, while Hornets finish nonleague play with wins over Cincinnati Aiken and Walnut Hills.
Monroe High School, 0-2 in league play, faces Fenwick as coach Jesse Mayabb shifts to a more controlled offense. Sophomores from Monroe’s unbeaten junior varsity help fuel momentum, while Fenwick’s 6-3 Matt Clemens provides rebounding pressure in a pivotal Middletown showdown.
South Carolina, led by Jack Gillon and Mike Dunleavy, edged Virginia Tech 81-77 as Gillon's jumper with 1:27 left and a late driving layup sealed the win. The Gamecocks shot 50.9 percent and hit 23 of 29 free throws.
Otterbein pushed Miami to the wire at Millett Hall before losing 67 to 56. Miami's Chuck Goodyear led with 14 points while Steve Fields added 11 and Randy Ayers 5 as the Redskins pulled away late.
In a busy slate, Cedarville edged Rio Grande 71 70 in OT while several upsets and close games marked the day. Notable results include Malone over Urbana 82 78 and Georgetown Lite scores across teams like Syracuse 90 Bowling Green 61 and Notre Dame 89 Davidson 73.
The NCAA closed its 69th convention with little on inflation beyond a study plan. A Council meeting by June will explore curbing costs via scholarships, fewer coaches, and limits on campus visits by high school athletes. Critics call a proposed scholarship cap unsound and impractical.
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