Fraley Earns AP All Ohio Honor as Middies Shine
Middies star Fraley named to AP All Ohio basketball team amid broader coverage of the first strike against a major league sport by the Players Association and NBA owners. The piece notes a noon playoff deadline tied to a pension dispute with demands rising from $200 to $600 monthly, retroactivity sought, and possible playoff boycott. It also mentions negotiations and limited progress between the league and players’ attorney Lawrence Fleisher. The Las Vegas box at the end records Brooks defeating Aguilar in points.
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National Basketball Association
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Middletown Middies miss state. Augspurger to coach Ross Southeastern
Dave Augspurger, a Middletonian and Ohio State alum, will coach the Ross Southeastern entry in the state tournament while Middletown Middies fail to reach Columbus. Southeastern carries a 21 4 record into the classic, after last year’s 20 7 slate.
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Southeastern
Rossford
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Panthers
Celtics Rally Behind Bridges Triumph Over Hawks
Celtics win 123-122 as Bill Bridges makes a late tip to beat the Hawks in Memphis. Bailey Howell scores 24, Embry 21 for Boston while Len Wilkerson and Bridges lead St. Louis with 23 each.
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St. Louis
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Wayne
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Tenn
Embry
Cincinnati
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York
Bulls
Chicago
Stone powers Salukis to NIT win over Nebraska in record setting night
George Stone scored 46 as Marshall’s Herd defeated Nebraska 119-98 in the National Invitation Tournament, breaking Bradley’s 116-point NIT mark. SIU coach Jack Hartman praised balance as Walt Frazier and Dick Garrett contributed, while Duke fell 72-43 earlier in the Madison Square Garden doubleheader.
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Nebraska
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Middletown star Fraley named to AP All Ohio Class AA team
Middletown junior John Fraley earns AP All-Ohio Class AA honors after scoring 645 points and leading the Middies to the Greater Ohio League title. Lorain Admiral King guard Jim Harris tops the list with 701 points. Other first team members include Ed Young Linden McKinley Rex Kern Dick Symons Tom Dinger and Dan Todd. Second and third teams follow with noted players from several Ohio schools.
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Bubbles) Harris
Ed Young
Columbus
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Rex Kern
Lancaster
Dick Symons
Toronto
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Mansfield
Dan Todd
Canton Lincoln
Middletown
Jerry Lucy
Dayton Roosevelt
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Bob Thompson
Wavery
Randy Smith
Coumbus East
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Findlay
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Cuyahoga Falls
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Wintersville
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Symons
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Lincoln
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Lorain
King
John Fraley
Columbus Linden
Rex Kern Lancaster
Waverly
Columbus East
Locke To Speak At Lakota Roundball Banquet
Lakota High rounds out its basketball season with a public banquet where Locke will speak. The event, a covered-dish affair, starts at 6 30 p m and follows a 7 12 season record for the Thunderbirds, per Athletic Director Jim Hartman.
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Taylor ‘Tates' Locke
Lakota High
Jim Hartman
Thunderbirds
Player stars in late rally as Huskers fall to Villanova
The junior forward, limited to 15 points in Marshall's 70 68 overtime win over Villanova last Thursday night, poured in 26 in the first half against the stunned Cornhuskers, hitting on 12 of 19 shots from the floor. He
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Illini Bosses Set Next Step In Appeal Action
Illini leaders discuss an appeal to the Big Ten over suspensions in the slush fund scandal. Dr. David Henry and the Board of Trustees plan to decide if coaches Harry Combes Pete Elliott and Harry Combes should be fired or suspended.
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Chicago
Barry Ending Wilt's Reign
In New York Rick Barry leads the NBA race with a 317 point cushion over Oscar Robertson as the 1966 67 season ends. Wilt Chamberlain tops rebounds and field goal percentage while Adrian Smith nears free throw accuracy and Guy Rodgers locks up assists for Chicago.
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Guy Rodgers
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San Francisco
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
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Larry Siegfried
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Chicago
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Carlos Second Double Winner of Hoop Award
Carlos of Otterbein wins the Mike Gregory Award for the second straight year, becoming the second Ohio Conference player to achieve back-to-back MVP honors. The 6-foot-4 senior from Columbus led the league in scoring, totaling 2,543 career points in 93 games and ranking among small college leaders. The award honors former Ohio Denison football player Mike Gregory, who died in 1957.
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Columbus
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Local boxing bout ends in stoppage in Worcester
In Worcester Jimmy McDermott of Holyoke aged 168 stops Sonny Moore of New York at 4 rounds, the fight announced from Worcester.
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Mass
Jimmy McDermott
Holyoke
Sonny Moore
New York
Cage Results Quarter Finals
Guilford N C beat Boston State 70 61 Oklahoma Baptist 55 Alcorn A M 52 St Benedict s 80 Linfield 75 Chadron 83 Millers Ville 66 Midwestern Tex 96 Dickinson N C State 77 Southwestern La 110 Find lay Ohio 73 Morris Harvey 103 Howard Payne 85 Southern Illinois 72 Duke 63 Marshall 119 Nebraska 88
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St Marys Edges Wartburg in NAIA First Round
In a tight NAIA first round game, St Marys Texas defeated Wartburg Iowa 59 to 56. Cincinnati routed Chicago 133 to 117 while St Louis beat Boston 123 122 and San Francisco topped Detroit 135 109.
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