Big Blue Rallies To Stun Middies In 74 70 Victory
Hamilton’s Big Blue overcame a 15 point deficit in the second quarter at Cincinnati Garden to defeat Middletown 74 70. Ellis led Middletown with 22 points while Back and Lawson suffered early exits for Hamilton, and John Rodgers delivered critical late free throws to seal the comeback. Hamilton moved to 5 0 in the Southern Ohio League, with Middletown at 8 2 and a Feb 10 rematch set at the Garden.
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Middletown
Ronnie Stokley
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Schollerman
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Walker
Charley Watkins
Owen Lawson
Eric
John Rodgers
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Bob Henderson
Walkermen
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Leonard Johnson
John Beroaw
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Sweeten
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Middie
Alex Filis
Cincinnati Garden
Weith
Jayvees Start Middies Strong on Grand Circuit
In Columbus Ohio De Miller led the 1953 Grand Circuit with 56 first places and earnings of 234490 dollars as the top race and money winner.
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Columbus, Ohio
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de Miller
Chicago 43 to 41 Victory Over Opponent
Chicago posted a 43 to 41 win in a tight matchup. The scoreline reflects a balanced offense and key defensive stops late in the game. Individual names and teams are not clearly readable from the excerpt.
Tiger Ellison Tightens Massillon Job Talk
The piece notes Tiger Ellison showing interest in Massillon coaching while Charles Mather’s UK move opens Massillon’s top post. Names like Glenn Ellison, Chuck Thackara, Seraph Pope, Ray Hoyman, Bob Brownson, Mal Mackay, Tom Watson, and Bill Kidd surface as candidates in a shifting coaching rumor mill.
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Chuck) Mather
University of Kansas
Middletown
Glenn Ellison
Mather
Massillon
Ellison
Massillon Post
Chuck) Thackara
Hamilton
Warren
Seraph Pope
Lima Central
Ray Hoyman
Steubenville
Bob Brownson
Portsmouth
Mal Mackay
Fremont
Tom Watson
Urbana
Bill Kidd
New Philadelphia
Phillips 20 Key in McKinley Win Over New Miami
Center Jeff Phillips scored 20 as McKinley Junior High defeated New Miami 56 to 51, improving to 7 1. It marked a second win over New Miami this season. Roosevelt-Junior High canceled a game to allow students to attend Hamilton’s 74 70 Middletown victory.
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New Miami
Jeff Phillips
McKinley Junior High
New Miami Junior High
Roosevelt Junior High
Cincinnati
Glenview
Hamilton
Middletown High Middies
Seven Mile Hurdles Tops Trenton In League Showdown
TRENTON The Seven High Panthers moved closer to a County League title with a 61-55 road win over Trenton. Led by 20 points from center Eugene Dais, Seven Mile built a big second quarter and improved to 11-1 overall and 4-0 in the league. Trenton slipped to 3-2 in league play after a third straight loss.
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Trenton
Seven High Panthers
Seven Mile
Eugene Dais
Panthers
Reily
Oxford Stewart
Ross
Mixed High School and College Basketball Scores Report
A long list of recent results across Ohio high school leagues and several college contests including Akron Kenmore 64 over Akron Ellet 62, Canton McKinley 64 over Canton Lincoln 51, Cincinnati Roger Bacon 51, Elder 44, Toledo Central Catholic 61, Woodward 55, and college games Toledo 84 over Ohio University 80, Notre Dame 83 over Holy Cross 61, Princeton 106 over Brown 66, Rio Grande 107 over Alliance PA 77, George Washington 68 over wren 68.
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Akron North
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Lorain
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Youngstown
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Saddler Stops Bossio in New York Fight
Associated Press reports Sandy Saddler of New York stopped Billy Bossio of Hartsdale in the ninth round in a Friday boxing match held in New York City. Saddler, listed as 13042, fought at 128 pounds against Bossio, 128, of Hartsdale, N Y.
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Associated Press
New York
Sandy Saddler
Billy iBossio
Hartsdale
N. Y
Campanella Named Player Of Year By Writers Group
New York Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella was named player of the year by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. He will receive the Sid Mercer Memorial Award at the January 31 writers’ dinner. Campanella, in his 32nd year, set catcher records with 41 homers 142 RBIs 807 putouts and a .312 average. He is hospitalized after a minor operation.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Baseball Writers’ Assn. of America Today
Sid Mercer
Campanella
Baseball Writers’ Assn
Dodger
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Dickey
Ossie Schreckengost
Wildcats Bow To Eagles In Overtime thriller
Franklin High fell 55-52 in overtime to Chaminade after three Franklin starters fouled out. John Powell scored 14 before fouling out, Hammons Morton and Ben Bishop fouled out late, while Dick Corbett led Chaminade with 21 points including key OT scoring. Bob Zimmerman hit a late push shot to put Dayton ahead.
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Hammons Morton
Ben Bishop
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Bishop
Chaminade
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Bob Zimmerman
Dayton
Dick Corbett
Zimmerman
Chaminadee
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H. Morton
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G. Morton
Ec Bishop
Hetzler
G Gillen
Corbett
F Pazitney
F Zimmerman
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Kenney
G 'Raiff
Xenia Looms As Big Threat In Little Six
Xenia Woodrow Wilson eyes a Little Six title as Franklin leads with 1-0 after a 56-50 win over Lebanon. Woodrow Wilson moved to 3-1 with a victory over Lebanon, while Lebanon suffered its sixth loss in nine games. Maurice Flaig fouled out late as Lebanon faded after a strong start.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Godrow Wilson
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Boal
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Flick
WB Dugham
Anderson
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Frazier
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Anon
Rags To Riches For Springboro Defeat Morrow
Springboro High Panthers rose from five straight losses to upset Warren County League leader Morrow 49-41. Dale Wilson and Gil Burson each had 17 points as Springboro built an early lead, with final margin eight. The win improved Springboro to 3-5 in the league and started a three game streak behind a full-strength lineup.
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Don Bolton
Springboro High Panthers
Panthers
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Pie
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Gil Burson
Brickley
Lakes
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Woodward
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Club Persuades Patron To Leave
In Dallas a tavern owner fired a gun into the floor three times to force a disruptive customer to depart after the patron smashed a jukebox and cigarette machine with a beer bottle. The owner then struck the patron with a club before the man finally left.
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Bush Star As Monroe Cops In Extra Period 55-51
Monroe Hornets edge Fairborn 55-51 in overtime as guard Don Bush scores all five overtime points to finish with 14, tying teammate Phil Blose for team scoring. Blose adds 14 before fouling out in the fourth period, helping Monroe reach 5-5 on the season.
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Don Bush
Monroe High
Hornets
Fairborn
Bush
Phil Blose
Blose
Clifford Dye
Bill Hayes
Layne Manns
Hayes
F Helsinger
F Blose
Garver
Manns
Rothfuss
Carlisle Indians Rally To Sixth Straight Win 65 57
Carlisle High Indians overcome a 34 29 halftime deficit to defeat Kings Mills 65 57 in Warren County League action. Forward Dale Schneider led with nine third quarter points as Carlisle surged for 20 points and built the margin. Carlisle hosts Mason tonight in another league game.
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Kings Mills
Carlisel
Indians
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John Eckhart
Mason
Goaround
Ridinger
Fox
Schneider
Ee Eckhart
McGeorge
King
Meeks
Ee Ee Schutter
Hacker
Germantown Triumphs Over Brookville In League Showdown
Germantown High Cardinals moved into the Montgomery County League title chase with a 68-63 victory over Brookville. Gene Cox led Germantown with 29 points while Brookville was paced by Hilliard and Simpson in a close contest from start to finish.
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Germantown High Cardinals
Brookville
Gene Cox
G. Cox
Short
Kraus
D. Cox
Marker
Cooke
Simpson
Hilliard
Rice
Devilbiss
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