Lakota Edges Madison In Last-Second Thriller
Lakota Mohawks beat Madison 62 to 61 in a tense Mid-Miami League clash. Vernon Short led Madison and Marty Van Gordon sank a 30-foot winner after a late review, giving Lakota its first league win as refs disputed the final shot.
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Trojans Launch 68-Point Second Half to Beat College Corner
The Trenton Trojans overwhelmed College Corner High 112-89 in a Southwestern Ohio Conference game. After a 45-44 halftime lead by College Corner, Trenton opened with a stifling man to man defense and surged ahead in the second half for the victory.
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Middies Triumph In Aerial Wresting And Basketball Night
The Middletown Middies outwrestled the Monroe Hornets 30 to 16 on their floor with eight wins in 12 matches and three pins to Monroe's one. Separate scoring shows Trenton defeating College Corner 112 to 89 as Randy Kirkpatrick leads with 36 points and Dan Derickson adds 35 for Trenton in a high scoring nonleague clash.
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Waynesville tops Blanchester 51 47 in FAWC clash
Waynesville Spartans upset Blanchester 51 to 47 inside FAWC play. Blanchester held 6-3 Bruce Bogen to six points through triple teaming. Mike Cornett led Waynesville with 18 points while Dan Oliver had 17 for Blanchester.
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Dixie Grabs DSL Win Over Carlisle 76 64
Dixie Greyhounds defeated Carlisle Indians 76 to 64 in a Dayton Suburban League game to stay in the chase for the league title. Dixie improved to 1 loss in the DSL with a strong third quarter surge, while Carlisle fell to 3-8 overall and 1-4 in the DSL.
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Warriors Spoil Wildcats Bid In Mid-Miami Tilt
Branch Humbles Cleveland as Barnthouse scores 10 points in a 22 point period to spark a strong visitor surge. Franklin, coming off a 26 point pace after a road win at Lakota, struggles to produce against a stifling Warrior defense. Sonny Lewis, top Wildcats scorer, goes cold in the opening half as Franklin trails by 12 before rallying in the third.
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Arrows Rally Past Franklin High in Mid Miami clash
Lebanon Warriors defeated Franklin High 66 to 53 in a Mid‑Miami League game as Danessure on Lebanon led with strong inside play. Barnthouse and teammates sealed the win in the final period while Franklin struggled from the floor. Lebanon improves to 8-4 overall and 2-1 in league play.
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Amanda and Verity Seventh Grade Clash Ends 46 36
Amanda seventh grade defeated Verity seventh 46 to 36 as Verity struggled to 10 percent shooting. Verity eighth grade edged Amanda 47 to 44 with Jack Woodward scoring 17 for Verity.
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Carlos Marks Stops Tom Be Thea In New York Bout
Carlos Marks of Trinidad stops Tom Be Thea in a 160 pound fight in New York. Event details include weight class and location.
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International League Scores Summary
Columbus defeats Flint 10 to 3 Toledo beats Fort Wayne 4 to 2 Muskegon wins 5 to 4 over Des Moines in baseball action.
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Kelley Scores 41 to Power Mason Past Kings Knights 83-76
Eddie Kelley poured in 41 points including 26 in the second half to lift the Mason Comets over the Kings Knights 83-76. Jim Testerman led Kings with 20 points as Mason stays in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference race with Springboro.
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Casper Goes Home After Knockout Phoenix Open Cut
Paul Harney shot two under par to take a two round total lead at 134 in the Phoenix Open. Larry Ziegler fired 65 to reach 135 and seize a late share of the lead. Billy Casper failed to make the cut after last week’s Los Angeles Open win.
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Boxers and boxers and back to boxing in Chicago
Cassius Pfeiffer tops scores while Muhammad Ali announces retirement from boxing. The item notes J Hamilton defeats in heavyweight class and Julia Shockey nets doubles title with partner Don McCune.
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