Griffins spoil Walker's tournament game
At the Oxford District Tournament one Middletown High team led by Coach Paul Walker boasted a 9-0 run at a Quarterback Club meeting. The Middies extended that to 10-0 entering last night’s first game, but the Griffins halted the momentum.
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Gophers Fail to Sweep Iowa Threat May Tie Big Ten Race
Minnesota loses 79-77 at home to Iowa on Kevin Kunnert's late three pointer, dropping to a first place tie with Indiana as they chase an NCAA bid and a potential playoff for the Big Ten representative. Providence, Marquette, and Houston won while UCLA remains a long shot.
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Cage results touch multiple Ohio city matchups
In CLASS AAA at Oxford Hamilton Garfield beat Cincinnati Princeton 61 54 and Middletown defeated Cincinnati Sycamore 73 49. At Cincinnati Moeller 61 Walnut Hills 55 and St Xavier 62 Roger Bacon 52. Dayton Roosevelt 87 over Roth 79. Alter 60 over Dunbar 55. CLASS AA Wyoming 63 Batavia Northeastern 52. Amelia 57 Hamilton Badin 55. College: Villanova 92 Xavier 70. Providence 103 St Bonaventure 88. Tennessee 80 Auburn 72. Alabama 92 Mississippi 67. Iowa St 90 Missouri 80. Iowa 79 Minnesota 77. Marquette 61 Creighton 49. Illinois 77 Northwestern 76. Missouri celebrated a second straight NIT bid in New York despite losing to Iowa State 90 80 as the field expanded. Kunnert had 22 points 18 rebounds. Providence beat St Bonaventure 23 2, Marvin Barnes 32 points 22 rebounds. Margins and upsets described across Millett Hall games.
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Middletown Middies Clinch 15th Win of Season
Middies defeat Sycamore as the winners reach 15 victories while the foe drop to 11–9 on the season. Caught 15 and Aldridge 13 pace Middies in a tournament berth bid. Sycamore exits the tourney with nine losses.
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Aldridge to star in Dayton All-Star classic
Archie Aldridge the second all time Middletown High scoring leader joins the Dayton Area All-Star squad to play Cincinnati Area All-Stars April 14 at the University of Dayton Arena in the Third Annual All-American Classic. Princeton’s Dwight Mitchell and Rick White Hamilton Taft’s Jerry Mathews and Loveland’s Stan McCoy headline the Cincinnati lineup. The event is the first half of a doubleheader featuring top high school talent with a national All-Americans game scheduled second.
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Bowling star Clarence Peters booted from league for 181 average
Dayton AP reports 74-year-old bowler Clarence Peters was expelled from a local league after his average rose to 181, one pin above the permitted limit. Peters, upbeat, joked he might have eased off had he known he was near the cap.
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Villanova closes 1972-73 season with win over Xavier
Tom Ingelsby scored 32 points and 14 rebounds to pace Villanova to a 92-77 victory over Xavier as coach Jack Kraft weighs an exit to Rhode Island. Ed Hastings Billy Harris and Larry Moody added 16 each as Villanova finished 11-14 while Xavier dropped to 3-23 and Connie Warren led with 24.
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Wottle Named Ohio Sportsman Of The Year
Dave Wottle Cantons Olympic gold medalist receives the Ohio Sportscasters Association Sportsman of the Year award to be presented March 21 in Columbus. Grant McDonald and Mel Brodt will present and speak as Wottle competes among nominees Don Shula Jack Nicklaus Pete Rose and Johnny Bench.
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Air Force Hockey Star Dave Skalko Shines in Colorado
Dave Skalko of Gilbert Minnesota stars for the U S Air Force hockey team in Colorado as opponents face his scoring and defensive skills. The event highlights a military squad competing in near Denver venues with Skalko serving as a key contributor.
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Hawks and Mohawks face semifinals in AA tourney
In the AA semifinals Madison hosts Springboro at 7 p.m. with winner to the Thursday final. Jefferson, Preble Shawnee, and Madison seek upset wins after regular-season battles as Springboro and Shawnee chase to reverse earlier results on arena floor.
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Bruins steam toward seventh straight NCAA title in AP poll
UCLA remains undefeated at 25 0 and dominates the week's AP college basketball poll while rolling past California 90-55 and Stanford 51-45 to push their win streak to seven. North Carolina State sits second at 25 0 with key wins, Minnesota 20 2 is third, and Long Beach State 24 2 is fourth. Providence 22 2 rises to fifth after a late win as Marquette 22 3 falls from fifth.
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