Bobcats Open Cage Schedule Tonight With Louisville
Ohio University faces Louisville at Grover Center in a rugged season opener led by injured starters Stacy Bunton and Jerry Jackson. The Cards, led by Bernard Hickman, are deep at guard with Jodie Frazier and Dick Peloff, and stand 6-8 and 6-8 front players ready for heavy play.
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Buckeyes Triumph Over St Louis Billikens 84 59
Ohio State led 23 21 at halftime and pulled away late to beat St Louis 84 59. Bradds scored 31 points while Garrison top scored for the Billikens with 22 as Cincinnati, Loyola, and Arizona also won in a busy college basketball night.
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SECUL Writers Honor Former Middle Coach
Southeastern Ohio sports fans honor Forrest Bachtel at the SECUL Banquet in Gallipolis on December 6. The Middleport High School coach led league title teams in 1945 and 1947 and co champions in basketball 1947 48, with Wellston. He coached Wahama and Pomeroy before Middleport. Bachtel Field honors his early impact.
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Ohio Hunters Await 2 Day Deer Season
Ohio Division of Wildlife announces a two day deer season on December 13 and 14. A limit of one deer per season applies with 9 a m to 5 p m hours each day. Hunters need a deer permit and license and must obtain a possession tag by 10 p m December 14. Aging stations collect data on herd harvest growth and population dynamics and reproductive capacity.
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Paris veteran Josselin defeats Garcia in Cuba match
Jean Josselin of Paris, aged 146, defeated Angel Garcia of Cuba, 138, in a notable bout. The result features two long standing names in a historic competition with a decisive score.
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Miami Men Rally Past Eastern In Close College Contest
Coles 2-7-11 Snow 3-6-12 Gehring 5-6-16 Moon 2-1-5 Dinkins 6-8-20 West 0-1-1 lead Miami to 65 while Work 3-5-11 Mueller 1-1-3 Pickett 5-5-15 Stephens 10-1-21 for Eastern add up to 64.
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Racine Opens With 71-37 Cage Victory
Racine High outpaced Kyger Creek 71 to 37 in a Saturday home win. Larry Salser led with 32 points while four teammates reached double figures, as Racine jumped to a 9-0 start and never trailed.
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Ohio State Tackles Sign In NFL Draft Surprises
The NFL draft extended into the night with two first round picks signing immediately. Daryl Sanders and Bob Vogel, both 6-5 tackles from Ohio State, joined Detroit and Baltimore. Terry Baker, Oregon State Heisman winner, went No. 1 to the Los Angeles Rams as AFL and NFL draftees navigated signings while futures remaining eligible plan for other players.
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Slim Pickin Tonight For Area Cage Fans
The SECAL schedules seven high school basketball games on Tuesday with Athens at Nelsonville and Wellston at Logan among key matchups. Wilton visits Rutland as Rutland seeks its first win after a 64 60 opener. Wahama hosts Sandyville with returnee Charlie Yonker leading the Falcons.
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Oldtimers sue over baseball pension plan
Former stars sue over increased benefits for current players, seeking to overturn the new pension scheme. Frank Crosetti and John C. Schulte filed the federal suit, arguing the changes favor active players while disadvantaging veterans.
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Seven deer killed on first day of Mason County season
Conservation officer Miles Durst logs seven deer on opening day in Mason County. John Forbes and Ernie Grimm reported bucks at McClintock wildlife station and Roney's Food Market respectively, with multiple hunters checking in varied buck sizes including a 175 pound 8 point at Keifer's and a 149 pound 10 point at Hartford. Some stations reported no deer.
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