Middies fall to Garfield 64 54 after late collapse
Hamilton reports Middie JV blow a 16 point second half lead in a 64 54 defeat to Garfield JV. Key turns include 12 in the fourth quarter as Garfield rallies, while Ron Sutton scores 22 for Garfield and Middies suffer 17 turnovers. Paul Walker coaches the 8 3 Middies.
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Local area cage results highlight Ohio high school games
A dense scores list shows numerous Ohio competitions including Hamilton Garfield 64 over Middle Town 54, Monroe 86 over Fenwick 72, Bellbrook 75 over Franklin 56, and many more. Notable outliers include Mt. Crab 102 over Fayetteville 81 and Chaminade 109 over Wilbur Wright 57. National college action features Bendict 124 over Florida A&M 114 in overtime and UCLA 75 over California 66.
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Litzenberger Faces Barons as Maple Leafs Win
Eddie Litzenberger, ex-Rochester American now with Victoria in the WHL, likes facing the Cleveland Barons. He scored two goals and made three assists as the Vancouver Maple Leafs beat Cleveland 7 3 in an interlocking game.
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Termites and home care ad from local operator
An old newspaper snippet warns about trusting a house to a canvasser and promotes J. L. Purdy & Son Lewis hardware with a contact number. The piece emphasizes the seriousness of termite knowledge and references Middletown and a long standing year.
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NBA Scores Tie Fans to Philly Boston Battle
Philadelphia beat Boston 112 to 100 as Baltimore edged St Louis 121 to 119 and Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 118 to 110 in NBA action.
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No Takers For Crandall In Pirates Release
The Pittsburgh Pirates failed to trade catcher Del Crandall, 35, during baseball meetings in Fort Lauderdale. They released him after asking price of 5000 dollars plus 20000 if he joined another major league club. Pirates drafted Dave Roberts and Jesse Gonder to fill roster spots.
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Campaneris Tops KC Athletics in Hitting Last Season
Shortstop Bert Campaneris led the Kansas City Athletics with a .270 batting average last season, highlighting the club's offensive performance.
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Stars at large: Na math Jeter and Lewis rise far from home
Joe Namath, Harold Jeter and Freddie Lewis left Western Pennsylvania to gain prominence at other colleges. Namath starred as Alabama quarterback and signed a $40,000 AFL deal with the New York Jets. Jeter led Drake to an upset of Bradley with 21 points, while Lewis poured in 32 for Arizona State in a 79-78 OT win over Southern Illinois as ASU snapped a four game skid.
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Not Unlucky Wilt 13 Delivers for 76ers vs Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain scored 37 points and grabbed 42 rebounds to power the Philadelphia 76ers past Boston 112 100 as Dolph Schayes’s team narrowed the gap in the Eastern Division. Bill Russell had 14 points and 25 rebounds in defeat.
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Former Owner of Reds Dies in Cincinnati Auto Crash
Sidey Weir 75 a former Cincinnati Reds owner who spent years trying to salvage the club after buying stock before the 1929 crash died Friday after a three car crash at General Hospital. The longtime insurance executive led the Reds 1929 33 then sold the team and moved back to selling cars and insurance. Survivors include his widow a son and two daughters.
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Collier Seeks Defensive Insight To Power Bills
Buffalo coach Joel Collier, 33, the AFL’s youngest head coach, aims to use his defensive background to exploit opponents and improve Bills’ offense. He tests his theory in the AFL All-Star Bowl against the All-Stars at 2 p.m. EST with NBC telecast.
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Reds Sign Cardenas and Rose for 1966 Season
The Cincinnati Reds signed shortstop Leo Cardenas and second baseman Pete Rose, the first Reds to commit for 1966. Terms not disclosed. Rose led the batting with a .312 average and 81 RBIs while Cardenas hit .287 with 11 homers and 57 RBIs last season.
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Ole Miss Coach Johnny Vaught Wins SEC Titles
Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught has secured six Southeastern Conference football titles, marking a dominant era for the program.
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Youth Movement At San Diego Open Leads Field
Paul Bondeson and Chris Blocker, both 26, led the San Diego Open after 36 holes with 132 and 133 scores respectively. Bondeson, from Palm Springs, has two children and is married. Blocker, from Jal, N.M., is a bachelor. Other young contenders included Cood y and Kneece, while veterans like January and Souchak chased the leaders at Stardust Country Club. Bondeson has seven birdies and one bogey in his round, turning pro in 1962.
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