Cats Set For NCAA Defense In Four Regional Openers
Kentucky Wildcats open defense of their title in the NCAA tournament facing Louisville in Evanston with Michigan State meeting Marquette in a second game. Os kar Robertson and Bob Boozer headline Midwest pairings while West Virginia and Naty Vie for East honors. NIT opens in New York with Butler edging Fordham and St John’s toppling Villanova as action resumes Saturday.
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Redskin Resets Loop Swim Mark
Kent Ohio AP Bill Mulliken of Miami won the 1500 meter freestyle with a record 19 minutes 6.8 seconds to beat the conference mark of 20 11.6 set in 1954 by Glenn Romanek of Ohio University Ray Martin and Jim Hart of Bowling Green finished second and third Seven events are on the schedule for today and tomorrow
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Bowling Green
Jim Hart
Fox Drive Called Off in Warren County Weather
Weather forces cancellation of tomorrow's fox drive in Warren County. Final run of the season is planned for a week from Saturday from the Ridgeville Church at 9 a.m. Charles Johnson leads the drive.
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Ridgeville
Gross Lumber Dayton Titlist in Close City Final
John Powell scored 25 points and a late free throw gave Franklin Gross Lumber Co. the Dayton Class A City basketball title, edging Wideman of Dayton 58 to 57 at Bamberger Center. Bob DuChemin led rebounds as all players earn individual awards and the sponsor will present a trophy at the March 31 Dayton awards dinner.
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Franklin Gross Lumber Co
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Gross Lumber
Middletown
House of Drugs
Lane Plans Talks to Add Loes From Orioles
Cleveland General Manager Frank Lane intends to discuss Billy Loes with Baltimore GM Lee MacPhail after Loes hinted he would join Cleveland. Lane praises Loes while Baltimore’s Lees toys with possible moves including Jim Piersall, and Chicago’s San Francisco rumors surface.
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Giants suffer serious lay blow as Mays hurt in game
San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays suffered a bone deep gash in his right leg sliding into home plate, requiring 35 stitches and sidelining him for at least three or four weeks. The injury came in an exhibition against the Boston Red Sox in Scottsdale, Arizona, affecting the pennant hopes and prompting a shift in the lineup.
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Bowling Scores and Standings Across City Leagues
Last night’s action lists multiple players with high scores and detailed results from Classic League and Frontier Lanes. Notables include Koger 215 and Dennis 205 in men’s 200 games, with teams such as Maj or-Minor, GOYA, and Armco divisions posting wins and losses. Also noted are 200-game tallies for women and men and national hockey league result Boston 5 New York 4.
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El'Flora Dr
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Tropical Pro Frontier
Kitchen Sheds
Hi Koger
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J. Swisher
B. Baldwin
Davis
Gorski
Cook
Paul Schjiedler
Howard Shull
Dr. Fisher
Hank Dennis
John Lentz
Walter Shaffer
Phil Dobbins
L Pleska
J. Cretors
R .Stamper
B. Mobley
Jack Begley
Bob Cross
Jack Zuiderhoek
del Schul
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Hayward Bryant
Charles Stephanson
E. Tannreuther
J. Erb
Tommy Kraft
Bob Puckett
Cliff Manning
Steve Koster
Ralph Lewis
Tony Haker
Ed Fabling
Bill Bartons
Cecil Bowen
EF. Winglewich
Mike Barach
R. Brinkmeyer
Pryse Robinson
Dennis Stein
Earl McCarty
Ted Vradelis
Ken Steele
Tex Williams
Jennings Lonsaw
R. C. Fugate
Larry Miller
Ron Baker
Charles Thiel
RK Duhamel
Bill Crase
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Ed Hauser
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Joy Stahley
Exa Hancock
Ada Mikesel
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Newk Not Ready Yet To Display His Best Form
Husky right hander Don Newcombe, aiming for a pitching comeback, has yet to show the form that helped him win 27 games in 1956 with Cincinnati. He worked through spring workouts in Tampa and was touched for two runs in the first inning by Pittsburgh in his third exhibition outing.
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YMCA Braves Draw Tough Opponent in District Clash
The Middletown Braves drawn to face the defending champions Columbus in the Class C District tournament at Middletown Y. The 12 noon opener precedes Piqua versus Springfield at 1:30 with the winners meeting at 4 p.m. for the district title and a shot at the Ohio West Virginia championship in Columbus next week.
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Piqua Mees Springfield
Middletown YMCA Volleyball Team in Southwestern Ohio Tourney
The Middletown YMCA volleyball team will play in the Southwestern Ohio Class B tournament tonight at 8 p m at the Springfield Y. Director Don Hardesty said the round robin event includes Piqua Newark and Springfield with two teams advancing to the state tournament in Columbus.
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Middletown
Winglewich Lifts Wholesale Grocery In Bowling Win
Winglewich converted a 7 10 split to help his Wholesale Grocery team win two games against Dumyer Electric at J J Lanes in the American Legion league. He finished with 209 for a 385 series in his third game.
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Winglewich
Dumyer Electric
American Legion
Dutch Meet By 600 Club Set Saturday
The First Annual Middletown Dutch Doubles Handicap Bowling Tournament, sponsored by the 600 Club, starts at J-J Lanes with shifts at 5 30 7 and 8 30 p m Saturday. About 20 couples will compete over two weekends ending March 22 with many prizes.
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600 Club
Les Colvin
Colvin
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