Middies' Bierly Named to GMC All-League Team
Senior Bud Bierly of Middletown led the Middies to a 12 9 season and semi final in Oxford District play with a 22.7 point per game average. He joined six on the GMC first team as Garfield Griffin’s Mike Townsend Luther Hibbard and others.
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Kentucky Earns No 1 Ranking In Final AP Poll
Kentucky named No 1 in the final Associated Press poll as UCLA drops to second. Adolph Rupp’s Wildcats finished 25-1 and earned 18 first place votes and 512 points, seeking NCAA tourney glory in the Mideast region against Notre Dame in Columbus Ohio.
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Jones Loses By Nose In Loss To San Diego
Archie Clark injures hip after collision with TV camera. Wally Jones suffers nose injury in first period but returns. Hal Greer scores 39 as 76ers beat San Diego 131-112. Alcindor stars for Bucks in 124-105 win over Seattle. New Orleans rolls past Kentucky 117-114 snapping eight game skid. Dampier nets 40 for Kentucky. Jones leads New Orleans with 26.
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Super Sub Leads Reds Past Royals In Exhibition Clash
Jimmy Stewart nicknamed Super Sub starred as Cincinnati beat Kansas City 12 4 in an exhibition game. Stewart went 4 for 5 with two runs and an RBI, while rookie Clyde Mashore scored three and Danny Breeden added three hits. Sparky Anderson praised Mashore and noted Borbon worked four scoreless innings in relief.
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Lunn Leads Money Derby After Florida Citrus Win
Big Bob Lunn of Sacramento won the $30,000 first prize at the Florida Citrus Invitational in Orlando, boosting his year earnings to $51,718 to lead the money list. Arnold Palmer finished closely after as Bruce Devlin trailed.
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Trojans Face Lincoln Heights for Regional Class A Berth
The Trenton Trojans travel to Millett Assembly Hall Friday night to meet Lincoln Heights as one of nine remaining teams in the Class A title race. Oxford Regional action includes Tiltonsville Warren Consolidated, Sebring, Richwood North Union, Skyvue, Firelands, Kirtland, St. Peter, St. Henry, Bluffton, Pettisville, Granville, and Federal Hocking with finals set for Saturday and state bids in Columbus March 20-21.
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Southwestern Ohio Class A and AA basketball all stars named
Larry Million of Trenton and Rod Charlton of Springboro head Class A first team as New Miami Gary Dees and Greg Reese also honored. Class AA players include Donald Smith of Dayton Roth and Jim Turvene of Dayton Chaminade as coach of the year.
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NHL Forms Security Board To Address Gambling Concerns
New York AP reports the NHL creates a security department. Clarence Campbell will lead a special committee to develop a league security force after gambling cases involving Denny McLain and Joe Namath. The move aims to share insights with other sports, while denying any player suspicions.
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Pilots May Move to Milwaukee for 1970
Seattle's troubled Pilots face a possible relocation as the American League plans a special meeting to decide the team's fate. A $650,000 temporary loan had been approved, but strong momentum favored moving the franchise to Milwaukee which has a ready major league stadium.
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Trenton Sells Cage Tickets for State Regional Semi
Tickets for the Trenton Lincoln Heights state Class A regional semifinal go on sale at Trenton High. Adult tickets are 1.50 dollars and available 9 am to 4 pm this week. students may buy 1 dollar tickets at the high and elementary schools. The event opens with Zane Trace facing Ross Sidney Holy Angels at 7 30 p.m.
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Trojans Dominate All Tourney Team After District Final
Trenton and Fenwick claim two first team spots each with Larry Million Dan Derickson and Chris Fening joining Gary Dees Rod Charlton on the first team. Second team includes Dan Komnenovich Tom Veron Jim Ferguson Tom Shoemaker Ron Davish. Honorable mentions go to Bob Goughenout Jeff Rees and Dave Spivey as Butler County teams reach semis with Arcanum.
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Player and Coach of the Year Named in Local Sports Honors
Gary Dees of New Miami named Player of the Year while John Hillard of Cincinnati Lincoln Heights earns Coach of the Year. Nominees include Nati Lockland and Bob Schlechty from New Madison and Dan Kwemneno Vich from Middletown Fenwick.
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Ard Chosen MVC Player of the Year in Valley Vote
Jim Ard the 6 9 center of Cincinnati Bearcats was named Missouri Valley Conference player of the year after a vote by nine coaches and 18 newsmen. Ard headed a first team including Joe Hamilton Mike Grosso Greg Carney and Al Williams. Don Ogletree earned second team honors.
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