Middies Aim to Reach Last Season Win Total Against Elder
Middletown hosts Cincinnati Elder at Wade E. Miller Gym aiming for win No. 9 of the 1965-66 season in a game following a 68-52 road win at Fairfield. Coach Paul Walker’s team, with six games left including tonight, seeks a strong home stretch led by veteran guard Jim Ousley returning from knee surgery.
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Jerry Nardiello
Middletown Middies
Cincinnati Elder
Wade E. Miller
Fairfield
Middies
Paul Walker
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Ousley
Elder
Middletown Lakers edge Fairfield JV in low-scoring tilt
Middletown scores 70 to Fairfield JV 54 in a game where Middletown led 5 32 at halftime and final totals show contributions from Edwards 7 0 14 and Hounshell 6 5 17 for Middletown while Fairfield’s Stieg 1 2 4 and Baird 13 5 led the visitors. The quarter breakdown shows Fairfield opening with 13 points in the first and Middletown dominating the second with 32 points.
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Greene
Edwards
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Harrison
Begley
Patrick
Fairfield JV
Francis
Calvert
Merpohl
Stieg
Hendrix
Shepherd
Baird
Senour
Blankenship
Thompson Sparks Franklin Past Lebanon In League Thriller
Franklin 70 Lebanon 60 as 285-pound 6-5 Denny Thompson came off the bench for 19 points and 10 rebounds, drawing fouls that led to Lebanon starters Ed Jewett Dan Epp and Ron Bowers fouling out. The surge in the third quarter shifted momentum for the Mid-Miami League win.
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Denny Thompson
Franklin Wildcats
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Lebanon
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Dan Epp
Ron Bowers
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Bowers
Jewett
Trojans Cup Close One
Trenton High edged Jackson High 81 77 Friday night at Jackson. Steve Hartman sank two free throws in a one-and-one with seven seconds left to put Trenton ahead and Jackson fouled, ending the game without overtime. Totals list Trenton star Carr with 20 and Jackson’s Gray with 34.
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Morris
Ross Zone Upsets Monroe In Narrow 71 64 Game
Ross High defeated Monroe High 71 to 64 in a Friday contest. Ross, 2 8 record entering the game, used a stout zone to blunt Monroe after a 69 54 defeat earlier this season. Scoring was limited in the first period as Monroe struggled to penetrate the Ross defense.
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Spartans Rally Past Fenwick 78 73 in Tough Showdown
Seven Mile High School Spartans overcame an early Fenwick lead to win 78 73. Steve Sword and Ed Kovach led both sides with 26 points each, while Bob Urban scored 20 for Seven Mile and Clemens Hamilton added 16 as Fenwick travels to Latonia Holy Cross and Seven Mile goes to Lebanon to face the Warriors.
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Lakota 5 Clinches Tie With Madison Win
Lakota High defeated Madison High 72 to 56 to secure at least a tie for the title in the Butler County League and Southwestern Ohio Conference. Lakota opened 20 to 10 and again doubled Madison in the second quarter. Harlan Rogers led Lakota with 12 points while George Harris topped Madison with 18.
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Shawnee Edges Farmersville 78-74 In Hard Fought Clash
Preble Shawnee edged Farmersville 78 to 74 as four players scored over 15 points. Turpin led Shawnee with 20 points while Snowden, Miller, Merriman, and Buehner contributed strong scoring in a balanced attack. Earlier notes mention Ole Miss bowl streak and Notre Dame basketball schedule.
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Jefferson-75 Carlisle-56 Suburban league victory
Jefferson High exploded to a 27-7 first quarter lead and rolled to a 75 to 56 win over Carlisle. Jim Day led Carlisle with 20 points as Carlisle slips to 1 win in 11 games. Jefferson improves with balanced scoring and a strong start.
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Jefferson High
Indians
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Indians Open At Washington
The Cleveland Indians start the American League season April 11 in Washington against the Senators. The home opener is April 15 versus Boston. The schedule, released by AL President Joe Cronin, shows 41 road night games including a twi night double header and 46 home night dates.
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Senators
Tribe
Boston
Joe Cronin
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