Fenwick T Birds Edge Lakotas On Free Throws In 73 69 Victory
Fenwick High games Lakotas High in a tight Mid-Miami League clash. The Thunderbirds pulled away late with clutch free throws to beat Lakota 73 69 on their home court. Coach Fred Davis noted inexperience hurt Lakota in the closing minutes. Sophomore Dave Gschwind faced pressure with under 30 seconds left.
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Madison
Franklin
Fred Davis
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Dave Gschwind
Carlisle Indians Upset National Trail Blazers 67 61
Carlisle led by 13 at halftime and held on to defeat the National Trail Blazers 67 to 61. Erie Roach led Carlisle with 19 points while Bob Brewer and Wayne Clark combined for 28 rebounds. Brewer 15 Clark 13 contributed on the boards as Natl Trail shot 30 percent, dropping to 5 losses in 14 games.
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National Trail Blazers
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Wayne Clark
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Clark
Erie Roach
Jeff South
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Eyer
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Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Happy Hairston
Los Angeles
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Houston
Elvin Hayes
Oscar Robertson
Lucius Allen
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Philadelphia
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Billy Cunningham
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bob Dandridge
The
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Lakota halves Fenwick to clinch league win in tight thriller
Lakota knives Fenwick 73 69 as Gschwind and Ford pace the Thunderbirds. Acra sparks Fenwick with 16 points before Lakota cold-bloods late free throws to seal a 73 60 victory and keep pace in the Mid Miami standings.
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Fenwick
Roger Ford
Ron Walker
Thunderbirds
Cougars End Loss Streak With Big Scoring Night
Edgewood Cougars defeat College Corner High 86 67 to halt a three game slide. Jey Ferguson leads with 22 points followed by Steve Martin 16 and Jim Schenck 15 as Edgewood seals the win with 27 21 final period outburst. College Corner's Kirkpatrick has 22 and Jim McCreary 19.
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Edgewood Cougars
College Corner High
Cougars
Preble Shawnee
Ron Kash
College
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Steve Martin
Jim Schenck
Mike Sword
Jeff Wells
Kirkpatrick
Jim ‘McCreary
Col. Corner
McCreary
Kirkpatrick Hardman
Frazee
Kist
Otto ! Marcum
Edgewood
GFT
Ferguson Agee Martin
Sword Wells
Davis Schenck
Shawnee Falls To Dixie In DSL Thriller
Dixie Greyhounds edged Shawnee 70 67 as Larry Kilmer scored all eight fourth quarter points after sitting most of the game. Rod Baker led Shawnee with 18, but fouls felled two starters in the final period, sending Dixie to their fourth DSL win in seven.
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New Lebanon
Dixie
Larry Kilmer
Greyhounds
Dayton
Preble
Shawnee High
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Hounds
Shawnee
Rod Baker
Arrows
Richie Longworth
Greg Kiracofe
Kiracore
Bowling
Frost
Longworth
Schraud
Stubbs
Via
Williams
Bell
Baker
Thompson
Knights Cruise To 72-63 Victory Over Clinton Massie
Kings High jumped to a 52 33 halftime lead and held on to beat Clinton Massie 72 63 in Fort Ancient Valley Conference play. Ingram 13, Boston 12, Bennett 11, Peters 16 led the Knights as they notched their third win of the season in league games.
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Middie Matmen In Semi-Finals
In Eaton Invitational action Middletown wrestlers reach the semifinals led by S. Davidson and D. Shockey. Eight schools compete as women semifinals set for 1 PM and finals at 8. Keefe tops bowling with a 632 series for Sports Bowl.
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Iw. Jiles
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Parjers
J.J Haley
Provo
Utah
Brig. Fountain
Ham Young University
L. Weaver
BYU
Will
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B. Turner
Mediately
G. Linville
Shutouts Pay Off For Goalie Meloche
Rookie goalie Gilles Meloche earned his third shutout of the season as the California Golden Seals blanked the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0 in NHL action. Meloche joked that he makes more money from shutouts than his regular salary, receiving $300 for each goose-egg.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Panthers Need One More To Clinch An FAVE Title
The Springboro Panthers moved to 11-3 and nine straight FAC wins with a 64 56 road victory over Waynesville. Scott Bradstreet led rebounds with 18, Hough 17, Bradstreet 18 points and Jeff Howard 14. Waynesville’s Steve Jones and Jim Goode added 21 and 13 respectively.
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Wayesville
Murakami Leads San Diego Open At Torrey Pines
Takashi Murakami joined Hale Irwin and Bruce Crampton in a share of the lead at seven under par after a second round 69. Lee Trevino made the cut while Jack Nicklaus was four behind and Billy Casper lingered in the pack at the $150000 Andy Williams San Diego Open.
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TV Sports Saturday Lineup Highlights College Hoops and Open Golf
A Saturday slate features Maryland against North Carolina at noon, Bradley meeting Louisville, UCLA vs Notre Dame, and the Don Carter Classic including the $60,000 prize. Also on the card are bowling, golf Open rounds, wrestling, and NBA, NHL, and minor league hockey games across multiple arenas.
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Cincinnati Swords
Tide Water Wings
Chattanooga Wins 1973 National Women’s Slowpitch Tourney
The Amateur Softball Association awarded the 1973 National Women's Slowpitch Softball Tournament to Chattanooga Tennessee. Local organizers celebrate the selection as a milestone for the city and the sport.
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Chattanooga
Celtics Rally For 122 116 OT Win Over Knicks
Celtics erase 19 point lead, rally in overtime behind Jo Jo White and Dave Cowens. Havlicek scores 33 as Boston improves in Atlantic Division. Knicks top scorers Monroe and Lucas each with 20. Lakers also win, overcoming early 19 point deficit for 43rd victory.
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