Arrows Top Carlisle In Overtime Thriller
Preble Shawnee edged Carlisle 38 37 in an overtime homecoming game. Key moments included Kiracore and Koeller scoring late for Shawnee and Steve Keller delivering the winning layup in the extra period. Carlisle suffered its first DSL loss and fell to 2 4 overall.
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Shawnee Frove
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Mickey Lovely
Shawnee
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Preble
Melaniel
Merriman
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Gray
Carpenter
Lovely
Parr
Blossom
Freeman
Olwine seals Dixie win with last second 35 points
Olwine scores 35 as Dixie stuns Germantown 80-78 with a buzzer beater. Dixie trailed early, then led after the third, but turnovers in the final period let Germantown briefly surge before Olwine's final basket.
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NEW Lebanon
Stan Olwine
Dixie
Germantown
Cardinals
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Schaffer
Hawk
Spooner
McElfresh
O'Neil
Pennington
Olwine
Smith
Hess
T. Stemore
M. Sizemore
Games Tonight In High School Schedule
Dayton Patterson faces Mon Clinton Massie while Springboro meets Germantown. Trotwood Madison hosts Preble Shawnee as College Corner plays Kings Mills. Little Miami welcomes Twin Valley South and Seven Mile plays Hamilton Garfield at Oxford.
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Trotwood
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Seven Mile
Hamilton Garfield
Oxford
Talawanda
Trojans Fall At New Paris In Close 65-63 Loss
New Paris defeats Trenton 65 to 63 after a 63-63 tie, Burnside and Knight lead with 30 and 18 points respectively. Trenton’s scoring includes Dunham and Hannah each reaching double digits as the Trojans suffer their ninth defeat in 14 games.
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Collins
Hanna
Hannah
Whiteman
Dunham
Beisner
Wills
Knight
Friday's Fights Maracaibo Venezuela results
Boxing card from Maracaibo shows Carlo Hernandez defeating Lennox Beckies by knockout and Hubert Hilton stopping Prentice Snipes. Bakersfield's Ken Koontz outpointed Lars Noorlind. Edmonton's Amos Lincoln outpointed Archie Ray, and Billy McGrandle defeated Tony Porter. featherweights.
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Lennox Beckies
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Prentice Snipes
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Fla
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Calif
Ken Koontz
Lars Noorlind
Los Angeles
Edmonton
Amos
Lincoln
Archie Ray
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Ariz
Ont
Billy McGrandle
Tony Porter
Bance Leaves Patriots for Six Months of National Guard Duty
Jim Bance star quarterback for the Boston Patriots begins six months of National Guard active duty at Fort Dix New Jersey, interrupting his 1966 AFL season. The MVP recipient departs amid ongoing league play and military service requirements.
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Boston Patriots
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Middies Rout Indians 97-65 in Warren County tilt
Middletown Middies beat Fairfield 97 to 65 at Wade E Miller Gym behind Mark Danner 15 points and John Fraley 24 for the locals. Indians coach Clousson expressed guarded optimism despite a 4-8 record as his squad showed signs of improvement late.
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Ardiello
Bob Clausson
Fairfield
Batavia
Middletown Middies
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Clousson
Middies
Walkermen
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Purple
Fraley
Franklin Wildcats Rally Past Lebanon in Low-Scoring Win
Franklin High edged Lebanon High 48 to 45 to stay unbeaten in the Mid-Miami League at 4 0. Sophomore Paul Smith scored 10 points helping Franklin build a 31 22 lead before Lebanon rallied. The win keeps Franklin a half game behind Monroe as the league title race tightens with a Monroe clash upcoming.
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Herald Lin
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Bolden
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Hershoer
Collapse Of Lobos Puzzling Loss Shakes Top Teams
The New Mexico Lobos, ranked sixth in the AP poll, lost their third straight 66-64 at Utah as Walt Simon banked a last second layup. UCLA remained undefeated at 13 straight with a 122-57 win over Portland. Brigham Young led the WAC after beating Wyoming 97-75. Colorado State beat Idaho State 70-58 with Bob Rule scoring 30. Oklahoma City routed West Texas State 128-103 with Gary Gray scoring 55.
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Wilt Chamberlain nets 27 straight goals and 38 rebounds
Wilt Chamberlain powered the Philadelphia 76ers past the Los Angeles Lakers 119 to 108. He collected 38 rebounds and extended his consecutive-goals streak to 27 while maintaining a league leading 24 point per game average against the Lakers this season.
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Four Illinois players ruled out for season over aid probe
Four members of the Illinois basketball squad will miss the season after an inquiry found they received illegal financial assistance from a slush fund. Ron Dunlap Rich Jones Steve Kuberski and Steve Spanich are named among the ineligible players, with the university reporting the infractions to the Big Ten. The investigation was led by Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed who said the report would go to conference athletic directors without a set timetable.
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Big Ten
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Ron Dunlap
Rich Jones
Steve Kuberski
Steve Spanich
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Mini Cooper Wins Monte Carlo Rally Narrowly
A tiny Mini Cooper edged a Lancia Fulvia to win the 36th Monte Carlo Rally. Britons poured into streets and cafes in celebratory mood recalling pre war days.
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Monte Carlo
Nicklaus bogeys three in Crosby event shock
Jack Nicklaus, completing a 73 for a 36 hole total of 142, led by two strokes in the Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach despite back to back double bogeys in windy conditions. Arnold Palmer shot 75 to reach 149, Billy Casper 74 to 146, and Joe Carr faded with 82 after leading the first day.
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Van Wert Grid Coach Thad Hall Dies at 42
Cleveland AP reports Thad Hall head football coach at West Tech High School died of a heart ailment while dining with friends. Hall, 42, served as a board member of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association and previously coached at Groveport and Collinwood before moving to West Tech in 1959. He was a Van Wert native and Capital University graduate of 1949, survived by a daughter and two sons.
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Debbie Meyer Breaks 50 Yard Freestyle Record
Debbie Meyer of Sacramento swam the 50 yard freestyle in 18.48 seconds to break the world record set last year by Sharon Finneran of Santa Clara. The swim occurred Friday night at the Sacramento YMCA Senior Invitational meet, an Amateur Athletic Union approved event.
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Sharon Finneran
Santa Clara
Miss Meyer
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