Lefty Gomes to speak at Cincinnati BWAA dinner
Cincinnati BWAA plans a special annual dinner as pennant fever runs high. Lefty Gomez the famed “Goofy” lefthander and “King of Diamond Comics” will handle speaking duties, bringing humor and baseball lore to the Feb 10 banquet. Contact the writer for tickets.
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Sharman New Piper Boss In Cleveland
Sharman Bill Sharman, former Boston Celtics star and LA Jets coach, is hired as coach of the Cleveland Pipers in the American Basketball League after John McLendon left following a feud with owner George. The Pipers, who led the Eastern Division first half, now sit last after seven losses in nine games.
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Cincinnati to host 1962 women slow-pitch softball tourney
Cincinnati will be the site of the 1962 women slow-pitch softball tournament next Labor Day weekend, as announced by officials. The event gathers top teams for a regional championship culminating in a holiday weekend finale.
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Duke Scoops South Carolina as Heyman Sparks 89 73 Victory
Duke sixth ranked and 13-2, led by sophomore tandem including Heyman and Mullins, beat South Carolina 89-73 in Durham to seize first place in the ACC. Buckley added 22, Heyman 20, while Carolina’s Bud Cronin and Whisnant led the Gamecocks.
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Hogue Leads Bearcats Past Drake in 29 Point Night
Cincinnati guard Paul Hogue scored 29 as Cincinnati defeated Drake by holding a 36-22 halftime lead and dominating the boards. Drake fouled out two defenders while Cincinnati moved into a tie for second in the MVC with Wichita State. Bradley led the standings with 6-1. Next key games loom against Wichita and Bradley.
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Foul Night For Burg Cats Win
Miamisburg fell 53 50 to Franklin as the Wildcats rallied from behind with 18 of 19 in the final period. Franklin hit 27 of 32 free throws while managing only four field goals in the first half. Dave Dunn scored 16 for Franklin, while Larry Monnier broke a late tie for Toledo’s Rockets in a MAC win. Loyola Chicago beat Ohio University 93 75 as the Ramblers surged at Athens.
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Cage Results High School's Franklin 53 Miamisburg 50
A compact score list shows Cage Results High School's Franklin edging Miamisburg 53 to 50 with other scores from the area including Wellston over Jackson in overtime and several college games featuring Ohio teams and opponents.
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Tuesday Results in the ABL and NBA style scores
Tuesday results show New York 116 over Philadelphia 110 and Cincinnati 131 over St Louis 121 while Los Angeles 107 lost to Chicago 92. Wednesday schedules include New York at Syracuse and Boston at Chicago and Los Angeles at Detroit. ABL action lists New York 114 over Pittsburgh 93 and Kansas City 4 over Hawai 81 with Pittsburgh Chicago at Milwaukee and New York at San Francisco.
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Teddies Post Seventh Win
Roosevelt Junior High beat Franklin 64 to 29 to improve to seven wins and two losses. Roosevelt led 51 34 after three quarters as Olver Gustavson Braie Lindsay Josin Moore Crooke Allison Calhoun Stockley Retherford Messmore and Drury paced the scoring with balanced contributions. Franklin's Drury Hisle Stockley Cox and Retherford fought hard but could not close the gap.
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Elliott or Snell in Mile Match
Sydney report notes AP source Thomas would not pick a winner if Elliott and Snell faced in a mile race. Thomas recalls Elliott’s world record 3 54 5 in Dublin 1958. He adds Snell is a tremendously strong runner and Elliott would need his best to beat him. Fresno man Medina, 40, stopped Ray Riggs in a separate California incident.
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Dayton Flyer Bill Chmielewski Returns To Lineup
Dayton center Bill Chmielewski 6-10 has reportedly resolved personal issues. He led the UC campus to Detroit Monday, then returned to Dayton yesterday afternoon for basketball practice and will start tonight against Drake at home.
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Preble County Tourney Opens With 11 Teams at Civic Hall
Preble County’s largest league tourney begins Thursday at Civic Hall in Richmond. The double elimination event features 11 squads battling for three district berths. Top seedings went to Lewisburg and West Alexandria after a three way league tie.
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Walking Cycling Could Help You Make Olympics
MSU athletic director Biggie Munn, named head of the NCAA Olympic Committee, argues youth focus on walking cycling and other emerging events can boost American Olympic success. He notes many students drive on campus and urges development of cycling clubs and broader participation including kayaking and gymnastics to build early talent for Tokyo 1964 and beyond.
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