Seven Mile and Carlisle Near Cincinnati Class A District Final
Seven Mile and Carlisle clash as they chase the Cincinnati Class A District final. Carlisle seeks revenge after last season's early exit, while Seven Mile aims to rebound from a string of close tournament wins. Victories tonight would set a Carlisle at Russellville and Seven Mile at Cincinnati DePorres showdown tomorrow at Princeton Gym.
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Cincinnati de. Porres
Local fans brace for sectional final as Colerain tests Middletown
In Oxford Sectional chatter coach Paul Walker expects a tough game tonight at Withrow Court against Colerain before potential rematches with Hamilton Taft and Garfield. The piece notes past Ohio-Kentucky All-Star stars including Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek, and mentions Jack Gossett’s Ashland team and a bus trip from Middletown to Iowa City for NCAA regionals.
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Middletown
Walker
Hamilton Taft
Griffins
Hamilton Garfield
Miller Gym
Buckeye
Lucas
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Bud Olson
Louisville
Bobby Rascoe
Western Kentucky
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Kentuckians
Fenwick Falcon
Jack Gossett
John “Butch” Rossi
Ashland
Holy Cross
Gossett
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande College
Holy Name High
Kentucky
Jerry Lucas
Iowa City
Benson Highlighted As All-MAC Senior on Miami Team
Bowling Green dominates All-MMAC selections with Thurmond and Komives on first team. LeVern Benson of Miami earns lone senior spot, finishing second in scoring as BG eyes NCAA bid. Second team features Jerry Jackson and Bill Whaley from Ohio, plus Mike Burgess and Harvey Hunt among others. Honorable mentions list includes multiple conference players.
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Miami
LeVern Benson
Bowling Green
Nate Thurmond
Howard Komives
Toledo
Larry Jones
Manny Newsome
Western Michigan
Ohio University
Jerry Jackson
Bill Whaley
Bob Burgess
Marshall
Harvey Hunt
Kent State
Ray Wolford
Hunt
Burgess
Bill Street
Bob Bol
Mickey Syden- Stricker
Dick Wildt
Dennis Klug
Ralph Lewis
Stacy Button
Ohio U
Dave Mack
UC Bearcats Poised to Repeat MVC Swim Crown
Cincinnati leads the Missouri Valley Conference meet with 14 points after two events as Bradley and St. Louis trail. Cincinnati has won the meet three straight times prior to 1960. no meet was held last year.
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University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Missouri Valley
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St. Louis
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Reds Surprise Hutch Fans in Tampa
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson told a Tampa Chamber of Commerce gathering that the Reds surprised fans with their performance in exhibition games and in the World Series. He conceded the team struggled for runs and credited pitching as strong but blamed hitting for the World Series outcome against the Yankees.
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Fla
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Chamber of Commerce
Yankees
Fight results by the Associated Press
Philadelphia fighter George Benton, 16, stops Ed Thompson, 160, New York, in eight rounds. Katsumata Tokio, 130, Japan, outpoints Lalo Guerrero, 130, Mexico, in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Benton
Eddie Thompson
New York
Tokyo
Tokio Katsumata
Japan
Lalo Guerrero
Mexico
Lucas Offered by Phillips 66 Oilers for Next Season
Phillips 66 Oilers owner Phillips Petroleum Co announced it had approached All-American Jerry Lucas with an offer to join the AAU team next season. George Durham said Lucas had not decided. The old National Industrial Basketball League may be revived next season.
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Jerry Lucas
Phillips 66 Oilers
George Durham
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Lucas
National Industrial Basketball League
Oilers
Upsets Few In Prep Hoop Tournament
Ohio district finals narrow the field as eight of 933 high schools remain with 16 Class A and 16 Class AA teams advancing to regionals. Upsets include Youngstown Liberty’s 69 57 loss to South and Columbiana’s 48 47 setback to Lakeview, while Newark’s Wildcats continue Cinderella run and Gahanna Lincoln knocks off Reynoldsburg and Grove City to reach Saturday finals.
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Reynoldsburg
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Canada and United States Open World Hockey Championship Fast
The United States and Canada opened World Amateur Ice Hockey Championships with decisive wins. The U S routed Norway 14 2 after a scoreless first period and Canada defeated Finland 8 1. Switzerland beat Great Britain 6 3 to join the leaders with two points. Canada meets West Germany on Saturday.
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Norway
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Great Britain
Connie Pleban
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Sweden
West Germany
Ernesto Miranda Wins Bout In Turin Outpointing Rossi
In Turin Ernesto Miranda defeats Pierre Rossi on points as Rossi from France suffers a narrow loss by decision. The match features both boxers with high percentages in their experience.
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Italy
Ernesto Miranda
Argentina
Piierre Rossi
France
Key Tilts To Add To Tourney Field
Texas Tech faces SMU in Fort Worth to decide the Southwest Conference NCAA berth while Temple meets St Josephs in Philadelphia for a final NIT or NCAA spot. Fort Worth loser fades to season end. Philadelphia loser goes to NIT. Other regionals begin across Rochester Reading Akron Sacramento Valparaiso Jonesboro and Lincoln. New York University and St John’s at Madison Square Garden highlighted the schedule.
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T O
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Red Raiders
Panhandle
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St. Joseph's
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Evansville
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A&t
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Reading
Akron
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New York University
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Madison Square Garden
Celtics Near Record Season Nearing 59 Wins
The Boston Celtics improved to 57 wins with a 108 102 victory over the Chicago Packers. The win keeps Boston on track to equal or surpass a team season record of 59 wins set two years ago as they close three games in the campaign.
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High School Basketball Scores From Multiple Cities
Results across several Ohio matches include Martins Ferry 72 over Zanesville 66 and Berea Elyria 61 over Bay Village 4. Cleve Heights 62 over St. Ignatius 5. Glenville 78 over Harvey 40. Youngstown South 69 over Youngstown Liberty 57. Northmont 74 over Tecumseh 63. Newark 62 over Columbus East 44. Gahanna Lincoln 53 over Linden McKinley 34. Springfield Sidney Holy Angels 59 over Piqua Catholic ?
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Harvey
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Youngstown South
Liberty
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Northmont
Tecumseh
Columbus
Newark
Columbus East
Gahanna Lincoln
Linden McKinley
Regional high school basketball matchups listed by city
Prep pairings across Athens Canton Marion Bowling Green Toledo Kent Oxford Dayton Middletown Cincinnati and Cincinnati suburbs show multiple boys varsity basketball games with records in parentheses. Victors advance to regional play with winners to Columbus or Cincinnati regional sites.
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Bowling Green
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Defiance
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Toledo
Macomber
Fremont Ross
Toledo Libbey
Kent
Akron Buchtel
Akron East
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Garfield
Oxford
Middletown
Colerain
Dayton
Chaminade
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton
College scores roundup from New York and Boston games
St Johns beat Manhattan 88 to 63. Missouri topped Texas 73 to 35. Texas Christian fell to NYU 67 to 61. Fordham defeated Boston College 76 to 63. Boston University edged Boston University 62.
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Celtics Top Bulls 108 to 102 In Tight Finish
Boston defeats Chicago 108 to 102 on Thursday led by late baskets and strong defense. Friday features Knicks hosting Los Angeles and Detroit hosting Chicago Saint Louis. the card also lists Cleveland 100 San Francisco 98 and Cleveland at San Francisco with Chicago Hawaii at Miami Beach.
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Loss Closes Coaches Career at Missouri Tigers
Missouri finished the season 3-11 in the Big Eight after a 63-55 loss to Oklahoma. It was the final game for Coach Sparky Stalcup who will retire to become assistant athletic director. Stalcup ends with a 195-179 record over 16 seasons as Missouri head coach.
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First of Eight NCAA Regional Small College Tours
The article notes the opening of the first of eight NCAA regional small college tournaments. It outlines the start of the postseason format and the teams entering the regional competition.
World Hockey Group Standings and Results
In Group A Switzerland defeated Great Britain 6 to 3 while the United States routed Norway 14 to 2 and Canada beat Finland 8 to 1. In Group B Holland led Australia with a 6 to 0 result.
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Walkermen Face Cards At Oxford
Middletown Middies clash with Colerain at Oxford While Taft meets Garfield at Wade E Miller Gym in a pair of 8 p m sectional games Winners advance to district title clash at University of Cincinnati Fieldhouse tomorrow Colerain and Middletown bring strong records and key players into the regional showdown with district honors on the line.
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Taft
Tigers
Griffins
Middletown
Middies
Tonigh
Hamilton
Tait
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Garfield
Midlam
Oxford
Colerain
Cincinnati F der
Harrison
Glenn Barker
Hamilton Watkins
Terry Roof
Sam Nutty
Steve Skovic
Jim Carmody
Tom Clifford
Butler Sets Niagara Single Game Scoring Mark
Ay Butler of the New York Knickerbockers holds Niagara University’s single game scoring record with 49 points against Western Ontario during the 1959 1960 season.
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