Bulldogs open SEOAL with Pomeroy thriller tonight
Athens Bulldogs host Pomeroy in the SEOAL opener as both teams seek 3-0 nonconference records. Bulldogs rely on speed and sharpshooting to offset height disadvantages while Pomeroy brings a seasoned lineup despite graduation losses. Probable starters include Folmer and Cunningham for the Panthers and Wickerham, Baker, and Riggs for the Bulldogs.
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Russ Wickerham
Larry Baker
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Jim Kyle
Bob Nelson
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Story's Other Side On high school football coach admission
The column apologizes for a misrepresented incident and admits the coach's closing remarks were misinterpreted. It recognizes no malice, praises the coach's integrity and asks to move to lighter topics while noting next season's potential league title bid. Deer hunters from southeastern Ohio report four from Athens and Chauncey taking four deer in West Virginia. Gorsuch of McArthur also bagged a four point buck in Michigan. Two area players, Jack Armstrong and Lynn Strait, earned OSU freshman football sweaters and numerals, with Armstrong seen as a top potential halfback for Woody Hayes.
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College Basketball Scores Snapshot for Cage Winners
Cincinnati beat NYU 88 67 St Johns NY 73 Providence 55 Boston College 72 Holy Cross 63 Bucknell 77 Gettysburg 62 Muhlenberg 62 Lebanon Valley Villanova 76 Phila Textile 48 Georgia Tech 65 Baylor 56 Virginia Tech 85 Virginia 73 Miss State 121 Union Tenn 78 Tulane 88 Louisiana College 72 LSU 79 Birmingham Southern 72 Murray Ky 66 New Mexico A M 51 Eastern Ky 93 Villa Madonna 65 East Tenn 77 Appalachian 71 Georgetown DC 93 Kentucky Wesleyan 73 Furman 82 Presbyterian 68 Phillips Oilers 74 Auburn 63 Oklahoma State 41 Texas Western 37
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Local Bowling Scores This Week Results
Wath versus Stroh s 2 Sunnybank versus Rollerbow 3 Kay Riggs 3 versus Robinson Brothers Beasley Mathews 3 versus Steppe s Bridgwater Machine 0 versus Neal s Jones Buick 14 versus Schine s Athena 24 East End Carry Out 0 versus Swearingen s Logan s 3 versus Conrath Electric 1
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Hayes Prods SEOAL on Winning Amid Pressures at Banquet
Woody Hayes spoke to about 330 at the SEOAL football banquet in Wellston, stressing that facing pressure is essential for players. He traced a coaching arc from Denison to Ohio State, recalled ups and downs, and praised Kettering while urging balance between sport and study.
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Nelsonville City League Opens Cage Schedule
Nelsonville city league basketball opened with Reeders beating Cokers 63 to 56 and Sylvan ia edging Brooks 48 to 47 in double overtime. Individual stats list Reeders L Ervin and McDonald with high totals among players for Reeders and Sylvania.
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Dorado Beach Invitational Opens With Big First Round Scores
Don Finsterwald of Athens Ohio shot a 73 in the opening round while Howie Johnson of Glenwoodie Minnesota led the Dorado Beach Invitational with a 70 on the par 72 course.
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High School Football Schedules Feature Regional Matches
A list of upcoming games includes Cage Slate PRIDAY Pomeroy Athens Nelsonville Gallipolis Wellston Logan Carthage Troy Albany Ames Bern Jacksonville Trimble Buchtel York Carbon Hill Waterloo Rome Canaan Shade The Plains Rutland Harrisonville McArthur Allensville Gibisonville Union Furnace North Gallia Hannan Trace Wahama Belpre Glouster New Concord Kgger Creek Coalton Murray City Rockbridge Beaver Stockdale Southewestern Rio Grande Waterloo Lawrence Wilkesville Racine Carthage Troy Eastern Windsor Fairland.
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Hannan-Trace
Wahama
Belpre
Glouster
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Kgger Creek
Coalton
Murray City
Rockbridge
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Stockdale
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Rio Grande
Lawrence
Wilkesville
Logan’s Risch Captures All Ohio Football Honors
Logan High School tackle Bob Risch earned first string on the United Press International All Ohio team after already securing AP All Ohio defensive tackle and Jaycee All Ohio selections. The 6-4, 215 pound honor student carries a 3.8 GPA and is son of Kenneth and Mrs. Risch of Logan Route 2.
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Scott's 28 Rebounds Spark Ohio U Over Marietta
Ohio University senior center Dave Scott grabbed 28 rebounds, breaking the school's single game mark, as the Bobcats defeated Marietta 86 to 53. Scott scored 23 points with strong support from Bob Anderson and Bunk Adams, while Marietta's Carl Wolfe led the visitors with 13. The win followed Snyder's challenge for Scott to touch 25 rebounds a game.
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Mrosh Leads OU Freshmen to 120-17 Win Over NAS Columbus
Ohio University Bobkittens dominate Columbus NAS in opening game. Bill Whaley scores 18 points, Steve Wahl strong on boards, boosting a 62 12 halftime lead and a 120 17 final. Next faces Lockbourne Air Force Base.
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