Preble Shawnee Routs Jackson 99 to 68 for PCL Lead
Preble Shawnee Arrows rolled to a 99 68 victory over Jackson to move to 5 0 in the Preble County League with one game left in the season Randy Osborn led the scoring with 27 points and the team opened with a season high 36 in the first quarter They will face Carlisle High tonight in Carlisle
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Preble Shawnee
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Lackey
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Oxborn
Turpin
Weadick
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Gibbons
Schmidt
Roe
Gray
Teddies Edge Hamilton In 72 62 Victory
Roosevelt Junior High defeated Hamilton 72 to 62 in a closely fought boys basketball game. Teddies led by Ralph Rettig with three players in double figures, while Wilson's team had balanced scorers.
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Tittle’s Shoes Headed to Canton for Hall of Fame Honor
AP reports New York Giants great Y A Tittle will retire after 17 seasons and have his number 14 retired. The 39 year old quarterback known for his strong arm and signal calling wore his iconic black high top shoes long after others switched to low cut footwear. The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio will receive his shoes and memorabilia as part of the induction honor.
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Royals Matching Up With Pistons Warriors At Garden
Cincinnati Royals host Detroit Pistons tonight and San Francisco Warriors Sunday at the Gardens. The Royals have beaten Detroit five of six meetings, Terry Dischinger leads in field goal percentage, and Reggie Harding stands seven feet. Sunday the Royals meet the new-look Warriors playing at the Gardens for the first time without Wilt Chamberlain. Tipoff 8 15 p.m. Sunday. Warriors game at 2 p.m.
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Redskin Fans See Miami Club Tonight in MAC clash
Miami University basketball hosts Kent State in a MAC contest at Withrow Court. The 12 1 Miami team seeks an unblemished 3 4 MAC record with general admission on sale as exams end and students depart. Jeff Gehring sits fifth on Miami's all time scoring list needing ten to pass Powell.
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Golden Flashes
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Vanderbilt
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Celtics aim to tie NBA record with 17th straight win
The Boston Celtics ride a deep bench led by Sam Jones and Willie Naulls as they seek to match the NBA record of 17 consecutive victories after a 104-94 win over San Francisco. Wilt Chamberlain scores 21 but Philadelphia wins in overtime, while other scores feature Don Ohl and Jerry West.
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Red Auberback
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Timberlake Plans Giants Pro Contract After Star Season
All America quarterback Bob Timberlake announced in Muskegon that he will sign with the New York Giants of the NFL. The 21 year old from Franklin Ohio said he intends to go to New York with his attorney for the formal signing next Friday. Timberlake noted he wanted to play for New York and cited appreciation for owner and coach Sherman.
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Allie) Sherman
New IU Coach Pont Aims to Win Big Ten Title
John Pont named Indiana football coach after Yale appointment amid campus visit incident. Pont vows to win the Big Ten within five years under a five year contract rumored at 20000 dollars per year plus fringe benefits. He plans to bring five Yale assistants and assess Indiana’s returning players and 1964 film.
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Ernie Plank
Jack Vanschoyck
Crosby Golfers Battle Monster Pebble Beach Course
Champagne Tony Lema led the Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach with a 136 after 36 holes, three strokes ahead of Charley Sifford and Bill Collins. Notables like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer struggled as the field faced the challenging 6320 yard Pebble Beach layout in the third round.
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al Balding
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Bill Collins
Boxing Notes From International Bout Summary
In Rome Nono Benvenu ti stopped Art Hernandez in a light bout. In Frankfurt Karl Mildenberger outpointed Jefferson Davis. In Piacenza Bruno Orsi defeated Sonny Forbes before Forbes was disqualified in the fourth for batting.
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Jefferson Davis
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Piacenza
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Sonny Forbes
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Forbes
Bowling Honor Roll of 1960s league players listed
Triplicate: Margaret Wright, (95). The bowling honor roll names players with four-game series scores led by Boehm 256 185 202 643 and Canter 258 192 180 630. Included are Doughman, Fink, Augspurger, Ruppert, Keister, Lewis, Jones, Mills, Hotarick, and many others with high totals and place standings.
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Boot Mills
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Billie Giemza
Janie Whisiman
Vera Joseph
Delores Perrin
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Mary Dickerson
Betty Murphy
Neda Marchetti
Marcia Barker
M. Rohrkemper
Dot Hoover
C. Pergram
Kay Steele
Cora Hawkins
Marilyn Zech
Dot Rigg
Mozelle Gregory
Carolyn Kelly
Juanita Jiles
Margaret Wright
Cardinals slow signing up as 1965 season nears
Cardinal players delay contract talks with only four signings so far. Carl Warwick says the team’s offer would cost him about 1000 dollars less, signaling wider discontent among holdouts as some stars, including Tito Francona and Bob Tolan, join the Reds and Red Sox in signing.
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Gene Alley
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PAC restricts track stars in open meets
In San Francisco eight member Pacific Athletic Conference votes to bar athletes from open track meets unless sanctioned by the United States Track and Field Federation. The decision reinforces the conference stance with the NCAA backing the USTFF in a dispute with the Amateur Athletic Union over control of US track and field.
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Legal Notices from Middletown Probate Court sequence
Notices include Emmett Harris seeking a name change to Emmett Terry with a February 26 1965 hearing in Butler County Ohio. Irene G Youtsier appointed administratrix of Allen E Youtsier estate. Frances McCoy named executrix of John Walker McCoy estate. Clara A Caudill appointed administratrix of Greene Caudill estate.
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