Lebanon Warriors Rebound to Upset Franklin Wildcats
Lebanon improves to 7-4 overall and 2-1 in the Mid Miami League by beating Franklin 71-56 in Franklin. The Warriors benefited from 27 free throws while Franklin struggled at the stripe, with the Wildcats fouling out behind the line for a second straight game.
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Shawnee uses defense switch to beat Valley View 86 70
Akers changed Shawnee to man to man in second half, fueling an 86 70 win over Valley View. Ritchie Longworth sparked a 24 point third period, Tom Johnson added 24 and 14 rebounds as Shawnee overtook the Spartans.
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Warriors dominate Celina in 118 to 61 rout
Miami University Middletown, led by Jeff Ferguson and Phil LaVelle with 14 points each, routed Wright State Celina 118 to 61 on Parents Night. Celina struggled with fog delays and injuries as MUM shot 53 percent to Celina's 34 percent and outrebounded the Lakers 8 to 7.
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Mark Young
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Mohawks win at Lakota in four-quarter surge
Madison Mohawks topple Lakota 72 to 67 in a Mid-Miami League game behind Sam Wills with 20 points and 20 rebounds and Randy Robinson with 13 points. Webb adds 21 as Madisonovaquits a 60 percent first-half shooting to secure their seventh win in nine games and third straight in league play. Lakota drops to 0-2 in the MML.
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Tom Collins
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Mohawks
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Miller Leads Tucson Open By Four Strokes
Johnny Miller shot 71 to keep a four stroke edge after two rounds at the Dean Martin Tucson Open. He rued late wind bogeys but remains 11 under overall and seeks a historic three-peat, matching a feat last seen by Arnold Palmer in 1962. Allen Miller sits four behind in second place.
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Tucson
Ariz
Johnny Miller
Miller
Arnold Palmer
Tucson National Golf Club
Allen Miller
King-Evert clash headlines West Coast tennis tour
Billie Jean King and Chris Evert meet tonight in San Francisco as 32 players open the 1974 tour. Evert, seeded No. 1, seeks to justify the top spot while King, in Emeryville, hopes to leverage local support. They arrive off semifinal wins and a doubles pairing that marks their first time together.
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Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
Miss Evert
Billie Jean
West Coast
Mrs. Gunter
Rosemary Casals
Sausalito
Chris
Clippers Blank Swords 3 1 In Baltimore
Baltimore Clippers defeat Cincinnati Swords 3-1 in an AHL game. Mark Dufour and Randy Sokoll opened the scoring for Baltimore, Bob Cook added a second period goal, and Billy Inglis spoiled the shutout at 9 26 of the second. Both teams sit on 49 points, tied for second in the Southern Division.
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Mark Dufour
Randy Sokoll
Baltimore Clippers
Cincinnati Swords
Clippers
Swords
Bob Cook
Billy Inglis
Middletown High Falls Short Again to Springfield North
Springfield North defeats Middletown High 51 to 44 as Middletown drops to 4 4 this season. Middletown won five events led by the 200 yard medley relay and the 400 yard freestyle relay but the Sharks prevailed in key sprints and longer races to secure the win.
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Middletown High
Springfield North
Middle Tankers
Middletown
North
Jordan
Faris
Greenwood
Blanton
Lassen
J. Dillon
Conner
Johnson
Ronemus
Lambacker
Martin
Strass
Wetzel
Sassen
Cotner
Rechsteiner
Rinehart
Morris
Dillon
Humphreys
Shiverdecker
Hada Say Wins Latonia Featured Race
Hada Say took the lead on the backstretch to win Latonia’s $4,500 featured eighth race by a length. The victory paid $15.60, $6.60 and $3.80 with Meadowgoer second and Gray Page third. Luman and Dan Brown combined 8-3 for $66.80 in the daily double.
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Hada Say
Latonia
Meadowgoer
Gray Page
Luman
Dan Brown
Mary's 600 series sets indoor bowling record
Mary Eisele topped city marks with a 684 series in the McGraw Girl's League at Sports Bowl. She fired 194 223 267, surpassing Edith Waddell's 664. The performance stands as the highest by a female in years within the Middletown Bowling Association. Eisele averages 169 across two leagues after a two year return from a five year layoff.
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Mary
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Edith Waddell
Middletown
USLTA to sanction World Team Tennis in May season
The USLTA offered to sanction World Team Tennis, with 16 teams paying 200 dollars per match plus potential TV revenue, to align WTT players with USLTA events such as the U.S. Open. President Walter Eleeck awaits acceptance by WTT and Jordan Kaiser.
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Walter E. Eleeck
WTT
Jordan Kaiser
Springboro ends five game slide with 57 49 road win at Blanchester
Springboro Panthers break skid with a 57 to 49 victory over Blanchester in FAWC play. Chuck Muckabee leads Springboro with 18 points and 10 rebounds as Dennis Hall clamps down on Randy Corp to limit Blanchester. Springboro shoots 49 percent to Blanchester's 33 percent and improves to 2-5 in league play while Blanchester drops to 2-7 overall and 1-5 FAWC.
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Mason stunned by loop loss in Fort Ancient clash
Clinton Massie defeated Mason 59 to 52 on the road, dropping Mason from 6-0 in league play as they fell behind by 12 at halftime and could not recover. Mason hosts Blanchester next, with scoring led by Spaeth and Pugh for Mason and Taylor and Dell for Massie.
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Mason
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Edgewood girl sets school scoring record in win
Edgewood High player Kim Scholl scored 33 points to lead the Cougars to their first Mid Miami League victory, 49 to 39 over Monroe. Reserve Donna Taylor added nine points as Edgewood also won 26 to 14. Both Edgewood teams stand 1-1 on the season.
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Kim Scholl
Cougar
Monroe
Donna Taylor
Cougars
Edgewood
Cardinals season-ticket sales top $1 million again
St Louis Cardinals General Manager Bing Devine announced Friday that season ticket sales for the 1974 home season have surpassed the $1 million mark for the eighth consecutive year.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Bing Devine
TV South Upsets Carlisle In Tight Conference Clash
TV South defeats Carlisle 52 to 46 as Dale Spitler scores a game high 24 points and nine rebounds. Carlisle struggles late with 10 fourth period points and 11 turnovers while Randy Herald leads Carlisle with 14. The loss leaves Carlisle 2-2 in league play and TV South 1-3.
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Twin Valley
South High
Carlisle
Ohio
Indians
TV South
Dale Spitler
Panther
Randy Herald
South
Bill McCoy
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