McArthur Bowl Awarded To Ohio State Bucks
Ohio State the Big Ten champion was chosen as the 1968 MacArthur Bowl winner by the National Football Foundation. Awards chairman Vincent DePaul Draddy announced the unanimous decision after committee votes. The MacArthur Bowl honors the outstanding college football team in memory of Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
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National Football Foundation
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Cincinnati
Jim O'Brien
University of Cincinnati
O'Brien
O. J. Simpson
Southern California
Athens Bulldogs hold off Vikings for 57-48 win
Athens improves to 2-1 with a 57-48 non league victory over Vinton County. Bob Handley 14, Dan Wickerham 12, Mark Swart 11 led Athens. Ron Hanes 12, Merel Mynster 11, Terry Bowman 10 paced Vinton County. In the opener, Athens’ Bullpups won 52-33 as Jeff Lenigar led with 18 points.
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Athens
Bob Handley
Dan Wickerham
Mark Swart
Bulldog
Ron Hanes
Merel Mynster
Terry Bowman
Vinton County
Bulldogs
Radcliff
Munster
Gary Welch
Jeff Lenigar
Randy Adams
Strong
Wickerham
Welch
Wagner
Handley
Swart
Jones
Noel
Goodwin
Rowman
Hayes
Ratcliff
Sill
Bullock
Seitz
Bobcats win Hiram Quad with six champions
Ohio University wrestling takes first at the Hiram Quad with a total of 92 points. Six Bobcats win titles including Pavlasek 145, Moen 177, Sidoti 191, Curley 130, Sage 137, and Sullivan 167. EMU, Muskegon, and Hiram finish behind. Steibler 152 and Yount 160 place second, Needham and Stevenson 123 third.
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Ohio University
Bob Pavlasek
Dave Moen
Chuck Sidoti
Pat Curley
Bill Sage
Jack Sullivan
Ohio
Rick Steibler
John Yount
Bill Needham
Lee Stevenson
Warriors Triumph to Tie Record at 2-2 in Narrow Win
Starr Washington defeats Southwestern 78 to 70 as Poling scores 18 and Gessells 16. Vermillion adds 11 and McDaniel 10 for Starr Washington while Carter leads Southwestern with 30 points. Reserve game ends 42-40 Starr Washington in OT.
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Mike Gessells
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Southwestern
Starr- Washington
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Terry McDaniel
Ken Carter
Walker
Steve McDaniel
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Pro Cage NBA Saturday Results Snapshot
Saturdays NBA results show Atlanta 126 over Cincinnati 109 and New York 120 over Detroit 108. Boston defeated Philadelphia 117 to 113, Chicago beat Philadelphia 100 or Phoenix 9% Milwaukee 107 and San Francisco 101. Sundays include Baltimore 110 over Chicago 100 and San Diego 116 over San Francisco 105, Los Angeles 119 over Milwaukee 112. Today's schedule lists Seattle at Phoenix as the only game.
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Bobcats Fall to Buckeyes In Columbus Opener
Ohio University dropped an 85 77 season opener to Ohio State at St John Arena. Craig Love and Dave Groff paced OU with strong defense and rebounds while Steve Howell led OSU with 20 points as both teams had four players in double figures. Ohio hosts Indiana next in the Convocation Center dedication game.
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Hoosiers
Ohio Wesleyan
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Snyder
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Steve Howell
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Jerry McKee
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West Point
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Greg McDivitt
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John Cantwell
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McDivitt
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Urbana Edges Rio Grande 103 101 in Tight Hometown Duel
Urbana defeats Rio Grande 103 to 101 as James Marshall scores 37 and Bob Mabry 33 for Rio Grande. Urbana led by 12 then held on after a late rally by Rio Grande and a decisive second-half press. Harold Howe adds 10 for Urbana and Terry Anderson leads Urbana with 21, while Rio Grande’s Marshall posts 37.
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College Cage Scores Across Ohio and Nation
A roundup of college basketball results lists Ohio State 85 at Ohio U 77 with Kenyon 98 over Capitol 90 and Oberlin 67 over Otterbein 85. Numerous other games feature Dayton area teams and national matchups from Toledo to UCLA.
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Bowling technique warning from a dated illustrated guide
An illustrated form critique warns bowlers against using excessive speed and a high arm swing. It shows how locking the left knee can raise the body and cause a drop delivery instead of a smooth motion. The piece advertises Joe Wilman pamphlet How to Pick Up Splits for 10 cents.
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Joe Wilman
Browns Move Closer To Gaining Division Crown
Browns improved to 9-3 with a 45-10 win over the Giants, their seventh straight, to stay a game and a half ahead in the Century Division. Leroy Kelly scored four rushing TDs as Cleveland sealed the victory in a dominant second half.
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Frank Ryan
Dates Set For Tourney Change Made In Bowling Meet
Athens City Bowling Association announced a change to an all handicap format for the annual men’s tournament. Team events run February 14 and 16 at Lakeview Community Center, singles and doubles February 21 and 23 at Rollerbowl. Co managers are Bill Adams and Leroy Hashman. Entry blanks arrive later this week with early February entry deadline.
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Lakeview Community Center
Lakeview
Bill Adams
Leroy Hashman
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