Middie Depth Power Upset over Braves in District Clash
Middletown High led by depth and key baskets from Dave Ernst and George Carter defeated Indian Hill 59 51 in Millett Hall. Scott Rogers scored 16 of 28 in the second half despite illness while Braves coach Dale McKibben lamented loss of focus under pressure and poor shot selection late in the game.
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Middletown High District Game Tickets Go On Sale
Advanced sale of tickets for Middletown High's district tournament game against Sycamore opens today from 3 to 4 p.m. and again during school hours Monday. Ed "Skeeter" Payne says adults pay 2.50, the Millett Hall price, with advance purchases avoiding arena lines.
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Ohio High School Cage Results In Multiple Class Tournaments
Scores show Centerville 60 Dav Whitest Colerain 69 and Norwood 5 Cin Hughes 5. LaSalle 55 Taft 53. McKinley 0 Kettering Fairmont East 74 Dayton Stivers Patterson 75 OT. Middletown 59 Indian Hill 5. Greenhills 83 Ross 54 and Goshen 70 Bethel Tate 42. Lockland 91 Batavia 44. Brown 7 Dartmouth 69 and Penn 97 Columbia 84. Xavier 85 Brigham Young 0. Stanford 73 California 45. Ohio Valley Conference, Cincinnati 71 Georgia Tech 60. In ECAC, Georgetown 72 Villanova 50. Middies trio leads with 13 points each as Indian Hill suffers sixth defeat in 19 games. Colerain shocks Hamilton Garfield 69-63 in first round. Monroe vs Northwest and Forest Park vs Fairfield also on tap.
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Rose tops $100000 mark with Reds contract
Pete Rose recalled his climb to the $100,000 salary level as he discussed pay in baseball versus football, noting Johnny Bench’s $155,000 earlier success and his own nearing 3,000 hits while helping the Reds to a championship. The club also announced Cesar Geronimo and Tommy Spencer signings as it builds a 30 of 40 roster.
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Baseball labor talks stall ahead of spring training
New York AP reports no progress as Major League owners and players freeze negotiations. A Friday meeting lasted an hour with executive director Jervin Miller calling the press conference set for Saturday negative. Earlier talks in Fort Lauderdale showed some hope before Wednesday’s two and a half hour break.
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Marquette Dominates Xavier Behind 20-1 Finish
Marquette, ranked No. 2, won 74 49 over Xavier as coach Tay Baker praised the Warriors. Marquette extended its streak to 20 straight victories and moved to 24 1 on the season with a Sunday finale against South Carolina. McGuire credited deep bench depth as the decisive factor.
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Finley tips Catfish Hunter pact amid owner-player clash
Oakland owner Charles O. Finley sent a contract to Catfish Hunter to boost pitching behind Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman as labor disputes pause spring training. Hunter, a former A’s star now with the Yankees, faces a contested move amid Finley’s long feud with New York over tampering and past trades. Seaver meanwhile seeks a three year one million deal with the Mets to become the highest paid ballplayer.
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Virginia best, says Holland in ACC finals preview
Coach Terry Holland asserts Virginia has been among the ACC's best this season as the Cavaliers face North Carolina in the tournament final after upsetting Maryland and NC State. North Carolina, the regular-season champion, reached the final with an 82-74 win over Clemson.
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