Middies Defeat Fairfield In GCL Showdown At Home
Middletown defeats Fairfield 80 to 61 in a Greater Ohio League contest at Wade E. Miller Gym. David Sixt leads with 22 points and 12 rebounds as Middies dominate with height advantage and a strong third quarter run. Reeb and Cain held to limited scoring by a second half zone.
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Finley Plans Court Battle Over Athletics Move
Kansas City owner Charles C. Finley vows to sue after the American League owners voted 9 to 1 against transferring his franchise to Louisville. Finley consults lawyer Louis Nizer while Rep. CelIer urges an antitrust suit and protests the move by organized baseball.
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Rain Threatens Crosby Tourney Telecast
Heavy rain and gusty winds threaten to mar the third round of the Crosby golf tournament in Pebble Beach. Leader Al Balding holds a three stroke edge at the midway point after a 67, 66 on day one, while Ben Devlin posted a 67 to sit two behind.
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Pearson and Frego each played 14 games for the Dodgers
Albie Pearson and Jim Frego both appeared in 14 games for the Los Angeles team last season, highlighting their shared contribution on the roster.
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Jim Fregosi
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Werkman Is Forgotten College Star
Princeton’s Bill Bradley exploded for 49 points and 14 rebounds to power the Tigers past Cornell 87-82 in Ithaca setting an Ivy record for points while UCLA remained unbeaten with a comeback 84-71 win over Stanford.
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Cage Results From Weekend Ohio High School Games
A sweeping slate shows Middletown routing Fairfield 80 to 61 while Fenwick over Monroe 58 to 53 and Seven Mile beat Talawanda 60 to 58. Numerous scores feature Cinci and Dayton area schools with notable margins and close finishes.
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College scores and NBA results across the day
Malone defeats Spring Arbor 73 to 65 while Syracuse beats Penn State 84 to 8 Princeton tops Cornell 87 82 Penn defeats Columbia 67 Georgia loses to Florida 57 UCLA edges Stanford 84 71 Wash State beats Washington 61 59 Col U defeats Aegis 93 61 California over Sa California 65 64 Oregon defeats Oregon State 47 45 Seattle bests Idaho 75 69 Utah defeats Hawaii Marines 77 in college play National Basketball Association results Detroit 101 99 over New York 99 in Boston 99 79 Los Angeles 112 91 over Philadelphia San Francisco defeats Philadelphia 112 91
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Springboro Panthers Take Lead With 81 57 Win Over Waynesville
Springboro High remains atop Warren County League with an 81 to 57 victory over Waynesville. Gerald Saunders’ team improves to 12 3 or 12 15 in the season while holding a one game edge over Little Miami, which beat Carlisle 83 66.
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Michaels Leads Little Miami In 83 66 Victory
Jim Michaels scored 28 points to lift Little Miami past Carlisle Indians 83 66 in a Warren County League game. Carlisle star Harry Hannah led all scorers with 34 points but his team dropped to 7 10 overall and 5 7 in league play as Little Miami stayed second behind Springboro.
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McClellan Lifts Germantown Past Wayne 56 48
Germantown beat Wayne 56 to 48 as McClellan scored 18 for the Cardinals and led a 16 point effort in the second half. The win keeps Germantown undefeated in league play with four wins and two losses. Wayne’s Gibbs led with 16 points for the Wildcats.
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Friday's Fights by the Associated Press
In Cleveland Zora Folley from Chandler Arizona outpointed George Chuvalo of Toronto 10 rounds. In Melbourne Ray Perez from Honolulu defeated Bob Allotey of Accra 12 rounds.
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Indians and Fairfield JV Compete In Close Contest
Indians zone Middletown and Fairfield JV in a high scoring game. Key scorers include Emrick with 12 and Ousley with 11 for the Indians while Wissman and Leonhardt led Fairfield JV with 10 and 8 respectively. Final totals show Indians 56 Fairfield JV 53.
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Camden Shawnee Arrows top Jackson for second time
Camden Shawnee Arrows stayed in second in the Preble County league with a 101 77 win over Jackson. Jan Kwacofe led scoring with 34 points and 20 rebounds as Camden improves to 10 3 overall and 6 1 in league while Jackson falls to 7 4 in the conference.
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Celtics Owner Walter Brown Angry Over All-Star Walkout Threat
Boston Celtics owner Walter Brown says no discipline for Tommy Heinsohn after a 25 minute talk about a threatened players walkout at the NBA All-Star game. Heinsohn, PA president, says the strike was aimed at the league and not Brown. Brown, furious, called Heinsohn the No 1 heel but will take no punitive action. The players agreed to play after NBA president Susaty promised pension plan action this spring.
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Celtics Hold Off Lakers in Twinbill Finale
Boston defeated Los Angeles 99 79 as Johnny Havlicek sparked a win after entering tied behind four points. Wilt Chamberlain led the 76ers with a 112 91 win for San Francisco in Philadelphia. The Warriors extended their win streak to six, cutting Los Angeles lead to 22 games.
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Five ways Shell Heating Oil cuts costs at home
Shell Heating Oil offers five tips to reduce heating bills and improve comfort. Keep the oil burner clean with FOASN additive to prevent clogging, guard against tank rust with Senitor treatment for one year, shut off unused radiators, close dampers when fireplaces are idle, and keep attic vents closed during the heating season.
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