Middletown High Basketball Officials Face Local Bias Gossip
The piece recounts past sectional tournament upset for Middletown High, notes officials Carel Cosby and Roger Dillman, and describes Walker's suspicions of local bias. It chronicles Dillman and Benny Roberts’ local assignments and officials’ changes during Middletown’s tournament, including Vic Julian and Don Richter’s choices and origins.
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Middletown High
Oxford
Carel Cosby
Topnotch College
Cosby
Oneida Elementary
Paul Walker
Middies
Dillman
Benny Roberts
Roberts
Walker
Dayton Jefferson
Hamilton
Julian
Richter
Middletown
Portsmouth
Middies top Griffins after second half rally
Walker of Middletown showed strong focus on officiating as his team edged Garfield by a late comeback. Garfield coach Sweeten complained his squad shot poorly in the second half and officials with ties to involved teams were questioned.
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Griffins
Bob Sweeten
Garfield
Richter
Middletown
Bucks Aiming for 19th Win Against Detroit
Milwaukee hosts Detroit after edging Buffalo 116 113 to tie the NBA mark with 18 straight victories. Lew Alcindor scored 3 points and 17 rebounds as Greg Smith sealed the win with late free throws. Coach Costello plans rest before the playoffs.
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National Basketball Association
Greg Smith
Bucks
Buffalo Braves
NBA
New York Knicks
Detroit
Smith
Buffalo
Costello
Lew Alcindor
Bob Kauffman
Ex Wildcats Dad Pushes for Answers in Franklin Dispute
Franklin High controversy over treatment of Bill Ferguson by coach Arthur Fourman continues as William Ferguson plans to appeal to the school board. Superintendent Dewitt Terry calls the matter closed after a secretly convened meeting, while Ferguson seeks public testimony and accountability.
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Ferguson
Terry
Arthur Fourman
Fourman
Bill
Franklin School Board
Ohio Education Association
High school and college results from a busy cage card
A packed slate shows Fairborn over Northridge 54 51 Princeton beat Lemon Monroe Milford 76 70 Cincinnati Purcell 66 Springfield North 70 55 Indian Hills 78 58 New Richmond 55 North College Hill 46 Harrison 65 46 Bellbrook 76 63 Fort Loramie 62 Ansonia 34 New Madison 64 47 Covington 70 66 Lockland 77 62 Macon Eastern 66 53 Anna 82 64 Arcanum 69 52 Mississinaw Valley 61 59 Manhattan 63 54 Seton Hall 73 71 Georgia 84 76 LSU 87 85 Fordham 81 68 Notre Dame 110 0 St. Louis U 73 60 South Illinois 107 102 Tulsa 84 77 San Francisco 0 9% St Mary's Cal 85 Gonzaga 79 55 Southern Conference First Round William and Mary 69 65 Furman 9% 82 Richmond 69 67
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Princeton Tops Monroe 70-48 in AAA District Tourney
Princeton defeated Monroe 70 to 48 at Oxford, overcoming a slow start and a height disadvantage. A late fourth quarter burst by Princeton sealed the win as Monroe struggled to score after strong blue-collar defense. Wendy Holloway led Princeton with 6 of 8 from the line while Dan Manley and Ed Singleton contributed for Monroe.
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Finnneytown
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Sycamore
Hamilton
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Rick Barry Shines in Miami Comeback win for Nets
Rick Barry, a Miami native and former UM All American, scorched the floor for 10 points while leading the New York Nets to a 114-110 victory over Pittsburgh. Kentucky beat Florida 119-118 behind Dan Issel's 31 points, dropping the Floridians to the ABA East basement.
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Rick Barry
Miami
New York Nets
Barry
University of Miami
Nets
Condors
Kentucky
Dan Issel
Issel
Colonels
Matchmaker Stakes to Be Run at Atlantic City Course
The $100,000 Matchmaker Stakes will be run this year at the Atlantic City Race Course. On Monday, Oct. Lt.
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N.J
Carr Receives Major Sendoff After Notre Dame Win
Notre Dame star Carr closes home career with 31 points as the 16th ranked Irish rout Western Michigan 110-79 to set a school record 2435 points before 11 345 fans in South Bend. He will join the NCAA tournament field starting March 13.
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Notre Dame
Carr
Western Michigan
South Bend
Ind
Devaney to Lead West In Coaches All-America Game
Bob Devaney will coach the West in the June 26 Coaches All-America Games after Nebraska’s 17 12 Orange Bowl win over Charlie McClendon’s LSU. McClendon leads the East in a repeat of last summer’s Lubbock game with Stanford and Tulane aides assisting.
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N.C
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Nebraska
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LSU Tigers
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Tex
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Stanford
Benny Ellender
Tulane
Alex Agasel
Northwestern
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Miami
Fla
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Bruins Lightning Offense Shifts To Bucyk Sanderson Orr
In Boston the Bruins 7 0 rout of the California Seals featured John Bucyk Derek Sanderson and Bobby Orr leading the attack as Esposito Hodge and Cashman were shut out. Philadelphia tied Detroit 2 2 in the other NHL game while Vancouver at Montreal was postponed by a snowstorm.
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Ken Hodge
Wayne Cashman
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Derek Sanderson
Bobby Orr
California Seals
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Detroit
Vancouver
Montreal
Olivares KO Stuns Chung Pak in Mexico Bantamweight Bout
In Guadalajara Ruben Olivares of Mexico knocked out Chung Pak of Korea in a bantamweight clash. In Los Angeles Orlando de la Fuente from Los Angeles outpointed Carlos Salinas of San Jose California over ten rounds.
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Chung Pak
Korea
Los Angeles
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Calif
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