Two Fine Guards Lead Griffins To 82 70 Win
The Griffins beat Middletown 82-70 in a Greater Ohio League clash. Guards Bill Hibbard and Bill Evans both scored 29, matching Sutton brothers Jim and Ron Middletown from the outside. Garfield improves to 4 0 with the win.
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Garfield Griffs Stall Middies In Tight Greater Ohio Showdown
Garfield led from the start and pulled away with a 12 point cushion late as Ron Sutton and teammates paced the Griffins with 16, 15 and 14 point scorers. Middies faltered with 33 of 76 shooting and a porous defense while Garfield hit 34 of 76 and logged 14 of 16 from the line. The setback drops Middletown to 6-4 on the season and marks five straight home losses dating back to 1929-30.
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Local Cage Results Across Hamilton to Cincinnati
Area high school scores list numerous games with wins for Hamilton Garfield Jefferson Springboro Taft St. Xavier Elder and many others. Notable tallies include Glen Este 103 Felicity 4 and Cincinnati 124 Los Angeles 106 in expansive cross district play.
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Bowling Green Plans Three New Facilities
Bowling Green State University trustees approved tentative plans for a $5.8 million project package including a $2.8 million football stadium a $1.5 million ice arena and a $1.5 million youth services building. The plans are to be financed by $6 million in revenue bonds with no state funds. A $50 rise in room and board fees to $400 per semester was also approved starting in the summer session.
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Ryan Shoulder Concerns After Pro Bowl Injury
Browns quarterback Frank Ryan faced possible surgery after a right shoulder separation suffered in the Pro Bowl. A Houston surgeon suggested operation, and Ryan planned further tests in Cleveland with Browns physician Dr. Vic Ippolito under Browns president Art Modell arranging tests.
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Free Throws Lift Franklin Cats Past Bellbrook 74 73
Franklin High Wildcats win 74 to 73 over Bellbrook as Dan Retherford scores 36 points including 15 in the final quarter. A 56 50 deficit becomes a 57 56 lead late and Franklin seeks its sixth win tonight against Beavercreek.
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Tough Dixie Trojans Fall In Close Duel To Jackson
Jackson High edged Trenton High 70 to 69 as the Trojans failed to convert a late tying try with three seconds left. Trenton led 68-66 late, but Jackson scored twice and added a free throw to seal the win. Dartmouth captain Vic Mair has moved from guard to forward for the season.
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Hornets overpower Fenwick 95 38 in NML tilt
Monroe High blitzed Fenwick High 95 38 in a Mid Miami League game led by Walt Lawson with 19 points and Doug Gorman with 17. Fenwick struggled to score and failed to build on a first quarter lead as Monroe pulled away by halftime.
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Springboro Beats Clinton Massie 83 67 in Key County Clash
Springboro High downed Clinton Massie 83 to 67 as 38 points in the final period blew open the game. Mike Blevins led Springboro with 27 points and George Burkhart added 22 while Clinton Massie trailed after a close three quarters.
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Princeton Hands Lakota Narrow Basketball Win
Fred Sagester hit a late basket to lift Princeton High past Lakota 59 57 in a tight boys basketball game. Sagester scored 25 while Lakota star Fred Kalbli poured in 30. Lakota led 34 28 at halftime before a 10 point third quarter.
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Jefferson-68 Carlisle 44 in Warren County league clash
Jefferson-68 defeated Carlisle 68 to 44 as Jefferson jumped to a 20-8 first quarter lead and never trailed. Mike Shepherd led Carlisle with 16 points and Harry Hannah added 12 as Carlisle slipped to 1-6 in eight games while Jefferson remained unbeaten and built a big second half advantage.
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Hawks Aim to Halt Reversal with Mason Visit
NEW MIAMI Madison High Mohawks seek to end a two game skid at Mason against the Comets after a 61-54 loss at New Miami. Meeker missed rest of season due to illness. New Miami teammates combined for 17 by Cook, and Rick Hileman scored 21 for Madison.
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