Pressure On Middies Garfield In Tourneys Tonight
Middletown and Oxford Class AA sectional action center on 7 p.m. games featuring Middletown against Lincoln Heights and Garfield versus Princeton at Wade E Miller Gym. Franklin extended its win streak to 19 with a 34 point win over Sycamore while Harrison beat Ross Township 77-41 as Reading edged Lakota 53-52 and Greenhills defeated Colerain 50-48. Tonight's schedule includes Middletown vs Lincoln Heights and Garfield vs Princeton at 7 p.m. with Taft facing Monroe at 8:30 p.m. and Mt Healthy meeting North College Hill.
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College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Georgetown DC defeated NYU 92 to 69 while Manhattan edged Syracuse 82 76 Colgate beat Hobart 66 61 Providence won 81 59 over Fairfield St Johns NY 86 Rhode Island 74 Brandeis fell to Boston University 65 Cincinnati topped Xavier 89 53 Missouri defeated Iowa State 95 82 Drake 73 69 St Louis 69 Wichita 96 Texas 60 Texas A M 70 68 Tulsa 55 Seattle 57 Idaho State 55 Final NBA results show Los Angeles 114 Syracuse 110.
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Middletown eyed as bowling center amid major tournaments
Sportsviews notes Middletown Ohio known for tennis and basketball may host a large bowling center as the Sports Bowl prepares for the Eagles State Tournament with about 2,200 lodge members and over 11 000 dollars in cash. The American Legion State Bowling Tournament is approved for February 11 1962 with 350 teams in Cleveland and next year’s field likely larger. Tyke Politz is nominated for fourth vice president of the Ohio State Bowling Association and Harold Duff is recommended as replacement. Golf lessons are offered at Forest Hills and YMCA with a six week program led by Bobby Kramer and Bill Rice.
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Fenwick's 14th win tops Lockland in Princeton Class A
Fenwick Falcons improve to 14-9 and upset Lockland 56 53 to open Princeton Class A tournament. Four Falcons reach double figures led by Nori and Graham with support from Herr Blast Clark Beck and Courtney. Next up is a date with Russellville after a close first round win.
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Bearcats keep rolling as Xavier rout secures 17th straight win
Cincinnati remains in NCAA contention despite missing Oscar Robertson, as they extend a 17 game winning streak with an 89-53 victory over Xavier. Duke, West Virginia, and Texas Tech also make tournament progress while NIT hopes shift among Georgetown, Duquesne, Holy Cross, and others.
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Lakers Racing Into Playoff Spotlight
The Los Angeles Lakers, led by Elgin Baylor with 34 points, beat the Syracuse Nationals 114-110 to tighten a playoff hold. Los Angeles stays two games behind Detroit for second, with a three game cushion over Cincinnati in the Western Division.
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Palmer Keeps Leaders Uneasy At New Orleans Golf Invite
Julius Boros of Mid Pines tied for the lead with Johnny Pott and Doug Sanders heading into the second round of the Greater New Orleans Invitational. Palmer trailed by a few strokes as the tournament favorite, with Boros firing a 68 in Thursday's first round in New Orleans.
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Middletown Finmen Open District Swim Tonight
Middletown Highs swimming team begins district preliminaries at Cincinnati Central Pool with 10 events and a diving final area. Top 10 in each event advance to finals tomorrow while diving offers a single shot. Five finalists advance to Columbus meet next week. The Middies aim to improve on a 54 record, led by returnees Tom Sant and Paul Meeks among a largely underclassman squad.
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NHL Scores Chicago Dominates New York in Paced Win
Chicago blanked New York 7 to 1 as Boston shut out Detroit 4 to 2 in a high scoring night across the league with notable offensive showcases and lopsided results.
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