Miami Faces Dayton as Rivalry Reignites next Night
Miami Redskins return to the court at Millett Hall for a clash with Dayton in a long standing series where Dayton leads 37-30. Ken May joined Dayton's 1000 point club and tops Flyers scorers with 20.3 PPG while Tom Crosswhite and George Jackson add 19.9 and 12.3 PPG respectively.
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Franklin Fresh Upset Edgewood in Junior Varsity Showdown
In Trenton the Franklin Freshmen defeated Edgewood 36 to 32. Rick Carpenter led Franklin with 17 points while Danny Tussey and Greg Campbell added six each as Franklin recorded their seventh win.
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Unbeaten Teams Set to Clash in JV Showdown
Lebanon reserves hold a 13 0 record while Madison reserves sit at 10 0 as both unbeaten junior varsity squads meet in the Lebanon Madison game prelimary. Tipoff is scheduled for 6 45 p m.
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Counts Shines as Suns Top Lakers Behind Counts 29 Points
Mel Counts scored 29 to lift Phoenix past Los Angeles 118-112 as he steps out of Wilt Chamberlain’s shadow. Seattle beat Buffalo 120-110 in the other NBA game. Memphis topped Texas 122-99 in ABA action.
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Rim Shot Keeps Penn Undefeated in Narrow Win
Corky Calhoun drilled a 25-foot jumper with two seconds left in regulation to tie Penn 60-60 with Princeton. The Quakers, ranked fourth and unbeaten, won 66-62 in overtime, with Calhoun and Dave Whal each scoring 16 points while Brian Taylor led Princeton with 21.
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Frosh Quintets Sweep 3 Games
Middletown freshman teams No 2 and 4 won home games against Mooroc and Fairfield as Nos 1 and 3 split road games at Princeton. Team 3 upset Princeton Frosh 63 to 62 in overtime. Team 1 lost 60 to 49. Team 2 beat Fairfield 44 to 40. Team 4 edged Monroe 43 to 44. Fryant led Team 1 with 20. Green and Wills had 11 for Team 2. Cockerham topped Team 3 with 18. Graham had 19 for Team 4.
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MIRC Box Scores Compile National Diamond Totals
Box score roundup shows Diamond National leading 54 with Schoenberger 13 and Sangster 27 powering the offense. Aeronca and other teams posted scoring runs, while Hall and Wrenn Paper each featured multiple scorers in the uneven slate of results.
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Lebanon Matmen Stitch Upset over Lakota in League Dual
Lebanon Warriors defeated Lakota 31-20 to hand them their first Mid-Miami league loss as Lebanon moved to 4-1 in league play. Nobis 98 lbs lost, Pandorf 105 pinned Hubbarc, Sherwood 112 pinned Day, Cornwall 115 defeated Muterspan, Sims 126 defeated Von Bargen, King 132 defeated Rask, McDaniels 138 defeated Dunn, McLarkey 145 defeated Seward, Zimmerman 155 defeated H Wolf, Ford 167 pinned Vetterly, Novak 175 pinned Magnus, Akins 185 pinned Langley, K Wolf pinned Wallace.
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NHL Results: Bruins Crush Flyers as Other Games End
Boston 6 Philadelphia 2 leads a night of NHL action with Detroit 1 St. Louis 1 and Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 1 in the schedule. All games listed as on the slate.
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Pipe Shop Upsets Armco Patron Leaders 58 47
Pipe Shop beat Armco Patron Division leaders 58 to 47 at Amanda, handing Vikings-Labor its first loss. Gerald Eversole led Pipe Shop with 19 points, Jim Bowen added 14. Transportation forfeited to B.O.F in the other scheduled Patron Division game.
Wanamaker Millrose Mile set to break four minutes at meet
Marty Liquori aims to become the first in Wanamaker Millrose history to break the four minute mile in the prestigious indoor event. Sweden's Ove Anderson and Britain's David Stone win Monte Carlo Rally's top prize in a dominant run. Mark Donahue seizes Daytona pole with 133.919 mph in the 24 hour race. Charles Garland, former Davis Cup star, dies in Baltimore at 72.
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Laver Rolls By Ashe In Tennis Champions Classic
Rod Laver defeated Arthur Ashe 3-6 6-3 6-3 6-4 in the Tennis Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden, earning $10,000 and moving within reach of a $170,000 possible haul as he eyes future showdowns with Roger Taylor and Tom Okker in the New York and Los Angeles events. Ashe, newly turned pro for the event, acknowledged Laver’s dominance while Roche jokes aside, predicts few can beat him. Okker clinched a Los Angeles berth by beating John Newcombe 6-4 6-8 14-6 3 Thursday night to meet the tournament winner.
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Deborah Cook Granted Uncontested Divorce in Cincinnati
Deborah Cook, 23, wins an uncontested divorce from Greg Cook, 24, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback. Hamilton County Domestic Relations Judge George Heitzler awards custody of their 4 year old son and finds the husband guilty of gross neglect of duty.
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Wildcats Cagers Beat Mason in Seventh Grade Showdown
Franklin's Tom Dillon scored 16 points to lead the Wildcat Seventh Grade team to a 30-24 victory over Mason yesterday. Franklin improves to 7-1 on the season.
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