Spartans Host Carlisle Hint at Tough Home Streaks
Area Class A coaches focus on Friday night clash as Carlisle led War ren County League with a 5-4 mark aims to end Waynesville’s 35 game home win streak. Earl David cautious, Dan Simpson confident, amid late season tournament buzz and regional rivals poised for strong showings.
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Theatre plus Blood and Roses Color All Star Cast
The feature spot highlights a theatre program featuring Blood and Roses with a colorized all star cast. It previews performances, ensemble lineup, and notable performers in a retrospective style.
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Blood & Roses
All Star
One-Less-And-Out In Tourney At Montgomery
Germantown reports the Montgomery County Tournament will be single elimination with an open draw on February 10. The event starts at Brookville on February 17 and the finals are set for February 24. The Germantown Centerville game is rescheduled for February 2 at Germantown, and the Lebanon Beaver Creek match moved to February 21 at Beavercreek.
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Small Schools Split Decisions: OU Triumphs
Ohio University topped Muskingum 93 68 in Athens as five Bobcats hit double figures. Akron edged Kent State 71 70 in a tense finish with Bobby Greene sealing the win by sinking two free throws with 43 seconds left. Tyler Saunders led the Flashes with 20 points as Kent State dropped its 13th straight?
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Packers Reach One Goal With 10th Victory
The Chicago Packers climb to 10 wins in the NBA season after a late surge. They defeated the New York Knickerbockers, who remained last in the Eastern Division, amid a string of losses earlier in the week.
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Rafer Johnson Honored By YMCA For Sports Brotherhood
Rafer Johnson, 1980 Olympic decathlon champion, received a National YMCA sports award in Los Angeles for contributions to the sports world and brotherhood. Johnson built his career through YMCA programs and youth development efforts.
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YMCA
T O Sports World Brotherhood and Corps
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Gary Player Returns To Scene Of San Francisco Victory
South Africa's Gary Player, coming off a 1961 breakthrough season capped by a San Francisco International Open win, heads back to Harding Park for the $30,000 tournament. He will join 149 pros and 10 amateurs in the pro-am preliminaries, aiming to sharpen his game after recent high finishes and a strong Masters showing.
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AFL challenges NFL to playoff confrontation
AFL commissioner Joe Foss declared the league ready to contend with the NFL for a pro championship game this fall citing strong rookie signings and improved TV revenue. He predicted the AFL would be equal to the NFL with another year of competition.
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APL
Randall Outpoints Lane In Houston Boxing Card
Garland Rip Randall of Dallas defeats Kenny Lane in Houston by decision. Curtis Cokes stops Carlo Macias in Durango. Joe Crovin, AL president and Hall of Fame shortstop, retired with 2,124 games and a .302 batting average.
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Open Hearth Triumph in Armco Safety League
Open Hearth No 2 defeated Cold Strip 61 to 52 in a league game last night. Ray Back led the winners with 17 points, followed by Benny Roberts with 14.
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Benny Roberts
Bowling results from J J Lanes and Eastern Lanes in meet
Bowling at J J Lanes Ruth Morgan led with 162 173 199 534 while Katie Tigges shot 179 170 157 and two hundred games were noted for men and women at Eastern Lanes includes Dave Canter Aaron Fields Larry Conatroe 220 and Loretta Rees 614 with multiple 200+ games across both venues and names like Jenny Griffis Thel Sherman Ida Hutchinson and Mary Hammerle appearing in score summaries.
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Mary Davis
Dot Long
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Tom Kinder
Marion Retherford
Homer Hartman
Dale Johnson
Gray Harrison
Rod Schiering
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Tom Wiley
Bonnie Pruett
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Cathy Stevens
Laraine Lee
Darlene Theiss
Janet Parks
Alice Keister
Adele Stiles
Sports Bowl
Ladies Day Banter Echoes Ahead of Pett-Colhetta Fight
A lively caption from a historical boxing page shows the crowd teasing Pete about not using bandages up before the bout. The quip plays on risk and bravado in a women’s day promo setting with playful banter surrounding the anticipated clash.
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