Trenton Offense Slips as Lincoln Heights Prevails 59 37
Trenton High fell to Lincoln Heights 59 to 37 in a Class A District semifinal in Wilmington. Lincoln Heights shot well, dominated the boards 54 to 18, and limited Trenton to 32 points by halftime, with Trenton finishing 14 of 42 from the floor.
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Trenton High
Waynesville
Trojans
Lincoln Heights
Cincinnati
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Mt. Crab
Trenton
Lincoln ‘Heights
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Gobel Salyer
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Williams
Hamilton
Stemrick Key
Toledo Libbey
Napoleon Trenton
G F Derickson
Johns Million
Hannah Goughenour
Mariin Davis
Ord Collins Ferguson Fletcher Ashcraft
Rogers
L. Heights
Various high school and college basketball scores listed
A bullet of results shows Cincinnati high schools Taft Withrow Norwalk central Toledo Sandusky Athens Ironton South Point Marietta Miami Trace Lima Ashland Waite Marion Harding Rossi Clinton Massie Mt Crab Lincoln Heights Trenton Dixie Versailles Twin Valley North Arca num Bethel Anna Troy regional. College games include Santa Clara Pepperdine Loyola San Francisco Oregon State Oregon California Stanford Washington San Jose State St Mary's Pacific UC Santa Barbara No Caro State Duke So Caro Norfolk Denison Ashland Roanoke Indiana State South Dakota State Illinois State Depauw Pan American Jackson State. Professional scores include Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Los Angeles San Diego Baltimore Seattle ABA results Minnesota Oakland Dallas Houston Kentucky New Jersey New Orleans Pittsburgh.
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Troy
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ABA
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Dallas
Houston
Kentucky
New Jersey
New Orleans
Pittsb
Fraley Named Top Player In SW District
John Fraley of Middletown headlined the Associated Press Southwest District Class 6 All Star squad with Rex Gardecki of Miamisburg. Ben Waterman of Dayton Dunbar was Coach of the Year, with Bob Anderson of Anna as small school mentor of the year.
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Associated Press
John Fraley
Middletown
Fraley
Rex Gardecki
Miamisburg
Ben Waterman
Dayton Dunbar
Bob Anderson
Anna
Larry McElfresh
Germantown
Darrel Dunlap
al Bertke
Dayton Chaminade
Doug McKinney
Fairfield
John Petty
Wilmington
Terry Anderson
Northeastern
Clark
Tim Meyers
Cincinnati Elder
Nick Lubbers
Springfield South
Jim Barnes
Beavercreek
Terry Cadle
Hamilton Garfield
Mike Ruddle
Dale Pittenger
Dan Furlong
Tipp City
Jesse Williams
Bellefontaine
Nick Besecker
Charles Howard
Dayton Roosevelt
Kent Johnson
Greenhills
Charles Appel
Springfield Catholic
Craig Louks
Oakwood
Mount Northeastern
Mike Young
Springield North
Ashland Defense Meets Norfolk State In NCAA Small College Final
Ashland College faces Norfolk State in the Mideast Regional final after Norfolk upset Denison 108-86. Norfolk State, averaging 108 points per game, pulled away late in the first half. Denison guard Charles Claggett scored 40 in the defeat.
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Ohio
Ashland College
Norfolk State
Norfolk Spartans
Denison
Spartans
Charles Claggett
Roanoke Maroons
Eagles
Maroons
Bengals To Get Official Welcome In Wilmington
The Cincinnati Bengals will be officially welcomed at Wilmington College on March 25 in a reception hosted for coach general manager Paul Brown and the team. Training camp begins at the college on July 1.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Wilmington
Wilmington College
Class A boys basketball rosters list many seniors and graduates
The roster includes players such as Larry McElfresh 60 Germantown Marc Smith 6 2 Dixie Tony Rice 6 1 Southeastern John Plunkett 6 2 Beth el Mike Battles 6 5 Lincoln Heights Bill Brown 6 4 West Liberty Salem along with Ted Sizemore Dennis Kachovec Mor ris Chestnut Don Tharp Dave Gray Arcanum. Honorable mentions Greg Short John Stuart Anna Tory Farrow Riverside Mike Hannah Trenton Rob McDonald Indian Lake Paul Ford Yellow Springs John Shelly Farmersville Bob Homan Covington Buck Shook Newton Joe Ogletree Batavia Terry Middleton Fairlawn.
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Larry McElfresh
Germantown
Marc Smith
Dixie
Tony Rice
Southeastern
Clark
John Plunkett
Bethel
Mike Battles
Lincoln Heights
Bill Brown
West Liberty Salem
Ted Sizemore
Dennis
Kachovec
Piqua Catholic
Morris Chestnut
New Miami
Don Tharp
Reily
Dave Gray
Arcanum
Greg Short
John Stuart
Anna
Tory Farrow
Riverside
Mike Hannah
Trenton
Rob McDonald
Indian Lake
Paul Ford
Yellow Springs
John Shelly
Farmersville
Bob Homan
Covington
Buck Shook
Newton
Joe Ogletree
Batavia
Terry Middleton
Fairlawn
Dunnigan Named Westbury Racing Secretary
James Dunnigan Jr., 31, was named racing secretary at Roosevelt Raceway on Thursday. He previously served as a director of racing at Maywood Park and at Monticello Buffalo and Phoenix raceways.
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Westbury
N.Y
James DunNigan, Jr
Roosevelt Raceway
Maywood Park
Monticello
Buffalo
Phoenix
Walk Tactics Lift Wolfpack To Spot In ACC Final
NC State used a patient walk plan to upset Duke 12-10, earning a title game berth against North Carolina and a shot at the NCAA tournament. Houston leads the NCAA tourney as top seed with a 28-0 mark, facing Loyola Chicago. New Mexico State meets Weber State in the other half. Bubas admits he erred in not pressing the Wolfpack.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
North Carolina State
Duke
Blue Devils
Wolfpack
North Carolina
Houston
St. Bonaventure
Elvin Hayes
Chicago Loyola
Salt Lake City
Utah
New Mexico State
Weber State
Norman Sloan
Vic Bubas
State
Bill Kretzer
Eddie Biedenbach
Dave Golden
Dick Braucher
Kretzer
Vann Williford
Golden
76ers clutch win tightens Eastern lead
Wilt Chamberlain powered the Philadelphia 76ers with 24 rebounds 10 assists and 13 points while Hal Greer scored 27 as Philadelphia beat Boston 101-96 to cut the magic number to two. The win preserved their division advantage with two wins or a Boston defeat needed for the title.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Hal Greer
Chamberlain
Greer
76Ers
Boston
76Er
Alex Hannum
Matt Guokas
Bucs and Pipers Split ABA Leaders Clash in Narrow Win
New Orleans edged Pittsburgh 116-114 as Jimmy Jones hit a late eight foot jumper with two seconds left. Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 32 points while Red Robbins paced New Orleans with strong support from seven double figure scorers.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
American Basketball Association
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Jimmy Jones
Pipers
Connie Hawkins
Minnesota
Oakland
Denver
Dallas
Houston
Kentucky
New Jersey
Americans
Hawkins
Chico Vaughn
Art Heyman
Red Robbins
Orr seeks 100000 contract to become youngest six figure athlete
In Toronto AP Bobby Orr, 19, aims to ask the NHL Bruins for a $100,000 deal next season. Attorney Alan Eagleson, a founder of the players association, cites Orr’s value after a strong rookie year and second All Star selection despite injuries.
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Toronto
Boston
Bobby Orr
National Hockey League
Bruins
Bobby
Alan Eagleson
Orr
Eagleson
NHL Player’s Association
NHL
Ivy League title race opens with doubleheaders across regionals
St Bonaventure rides 22 game win streak into Kingston to face Boston College while Columbia's Ivy champ starts tournament against La Salle in College Park with Davidson meeting St John's. Florida State meets East Tennessee and Marquette faces Bowling Green in Kent. Seven victors advance to Raleigh Lexington Wichita Albuquerque regionals. Sloan and Bubas recall State Duke classic as late fouls decide tight finish.
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St. Bonaventure
Boston College
Kingston
R.C
Columbia
la Salle
College Park
Davidson
St. John’s of
New York
Kent
Ohio
Florida State
East Tennessee
Marquette
Bowling Green
Raleigh
N.C
Lexington
Wichita
Kan
Ad Albuqu‘erque, N.M
Bucknell Names Denison Aide as Offensive Coach
Glenn Stennett, 40, long time Denison University defensive coordinator since 1965, is named Bucknell offensive coach. He succeeds Robert Shaw, who moved to the University of Michigan staff.
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Glenn Stennett
Denison University
Ohio
Bucknell University
Robert Shaw
University of Michigan
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