Midd Middies Triumph to Reach Regional Finals
Middletown Middies defeat Oxford Talawanda 78 to 58 at Millett Hall to capture the district title and secure a 15th regional bid for coach Paul Walker in his 29th season. Talawanda, led by Carter and Merchant, shot 34.1 percent as Morgan scored 16 and Talawanda fell behind early before a late push.
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Jerry Nardiello
Oxford
Paul Walker
Walker
Millett Hall
Middletown
Middies
Tom Paul
Braves
Talawanda
Jeff Morgan
Butch
Carter
Morgan
Paul
Charlie Young
Vic Merchant
Billie Logsdon
Merchant
Finneytown
Jen Carter
Hesse Johnson Jones
Nein Borneman Gresham
Ernst Hauck
Gregory
B. Brady
Logsdon
Young Bohn
Sullivan Purcell Franks
Oxford Talawanda
Ed Donahue
Oren Souther
Middletown High regional tournament tickets go on sale
Ed Skeeter Payne Middletown High athletics manager announces regional tournament tickets go on sale Sunday and outlines pickup times for season ticket holders and students. Pricing lists student tickets at 1.50 dollars and adult tickets at 2.50. Payne notes adults cannot buy during school hours and multiple sale windows are planned.
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Middletown High
Skeeter
Payne
Middies
Miami to clutch NIT bid with Bowling Green clash
Miami of Ohio faces Bowling Green in Oxford to secure a MAC third place and a 19 7 record, potentially earning a National Invitation Tournament berth alongside Oral Roberts. The top MAC team goes to the NCAAs, second to the Commissioners Cup in Louisville, with Toledo or Bowling Green likely the runner up. Coach Hedric says the team deserves consideration.
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Ohio
Miami
Bowling Green
Redskins
Oral Roberts College
New York
MAC
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Commissioners Conference
Louisville
Toledo
Darrel Hedric
Hedric
Cage results from high school and college tournaments
Results cover Class AAA and AA high school districts at Athens Oxford Cincinnati and Dayton with winners including Zanesville Chillicothe New Philadelphia Middletown Cincinnati Woodward Hughes Bacon Elder Stivers Jefferson Shawnee Northwestern Bellefontaine Urbana and others. College figures include Brigham Young Colorado State California and NCAA regional outcomes plus Ohio Valley and Eastern College athletic brackets.
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Portsmouth
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Hughes
Bacon
Elder
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Mariemont
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Stlvers
Jefferson
Springboro
New Paris
Carlisle
Troy
Springfield
Shawnee
Northwestern
Bellefontaine
Urbana
College Brigham Young
Wyoming
Colorado St
Utah
California
Stanford
Jockey starts year right way at Aqueduct
Veteran rider Eddie Maple began the year in fine form at Aqueduct on Christmas Eve riding three winners. He teamed with 31 to 1 West of the Moon, 25 to 1 Georgie Scholar, and 15 to 1 Tropical Heat to claim a $1,316.80 daily double and two other top finishes while two later mounts finished out of the money.
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New York
Eddie Maple
Aqueduct
Maple
West of the Moon
Georgie Scholar
Inside Tackle
Duffy Daugherty Retires After 27-Year MSU Run
Duffy Daugherty ends a 27 year tenure at Michigan State University with retirement effective September 1.
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Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State University
Boro to meet Stivers in AA finals today
Springboro Panthers and Dayton Stivers reach the Dayton Class AA District final after strong semifinal showings. The winner earns the district title and a spot in the state tournament.
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Boro
Stivers
Tom McRoberts
Dayton
Springboro Panthers
Dayton Stivers
Panthers Reach Arena Final With 50-45 Victory
The Panthers advanced to this afternoon's 4 30 finale by defeating the Carlisle Indians 50 45 in the UC Arena last night. Springboro coach Harry Hall called the win a super feeling.
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Panthers
Carlisle Indians
Springboro
Harry Hall
North Carolina reaches ACC finals with two teams
North Carolina defeats Clemson 76 71 in overtime to earn a berth against NC State, while NC State tops Maryland 87 85 to advance. Freshman Phil Ford led the Tar Heels with 15 of 18 foul shots in the second half as Dean Smith praised his Four Corners setup.
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Clemson
North Carolina State
Maryland
Phil Ford
Tar Heels
Dean Smith
Ford
Smith
Larry Brown
Charlie Scott
George Karl
Kenny Carr
N.C. State
Wolfpack
David Thompson
Howard
Carr
Mo Rivers
Craig Davis
Rivers
Kenny
Thompson
Norm Sloan
John Lucas
Owen Brown
ACC
New Mexico State
Charlotte
Creighton
Lubbock
Tex
Lefty Driesell
Tates Locke
New York
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