Bulldogs Top Warren Local in Nonleague Clash 73 46
Athens Bulldogs defeated Warren Local 73 to 46 on their home floor in a non league game. Mike Wren led Athens with 16 points while Dick Adams added 12 and Todd Snyder 10. Warren Local’s Al Smith scored 11 and Blaine Kidder 10 as the Warriors shot 23.4 percent. Athens improves to 2-0. Warren Local falls to 0-2.
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Royals Beat Celtics Narrow Eastern Lead in NBA Race
The Cincinnati Royals defeated Boston 108 99 as Bill Russell sat out with a thigh injury and Sam Jones remained absent. The win marked Cincinnati’s 10th straight at home and moved within two percentage points of the Eastern Division leaders as Boston’s grip on the title weakened.
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St Louis Edges San Francisco In Omaha Thriller
St Louis led by Richie Guerin defeated San Francisco 113 to 99 in Omaha. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas sparked the Royals to a 98-86 lead late, with Robertson 31 and Lucas 21 points as Happy Hairston added 19 points and 23 rebounds.
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College basketball cage results list across multiple games
Scores show OHTO COLLEGE Wittenberg 4 Mount Union 66 Akron 95 Capital 65 Wooster 74 Kenyon 51 Muskingum 75 Ohio Wesleyan 73 Marietta 66 Oberlin 62 overtime Denison 73 Hiram 63 Kent State 70 Pittsburgh 67 Toledo 105 Wisconsin State 64 Dayton 72 Eastern Kentucky 69 Xavier 113 Saint Mich 83 AST St Josephs 100 Fairfield 74 Providence 69 Villanova 59 Princeton 70 Army 49 St Johns 64 Georgetown 62 overtime Cornell 116 Colgate 69 Penn 72 Navy 55 Harvard 76 Holy Cross 67 Columbia 109 Lafayette 93 Syracuse 110 Buffalo 60 Penn State Gettysburg 63 Seton Hall 84 Hofstra 79 Bt 3a Duke 88 Clemson 68 Davidson 90 Bucknell 48 North Carolina 82 Wim Mary 68 Kentucky 9 Virginia 73 West Va 105 Geo Washa SO Maryland a Wake Forest 66 Richmond 77 VMI 73 Citadel 03 Jacksonville 84 Midwest Michigan 108 Bowling Green 70 Minnesota 80 Iowa State 69 Tulsa 70 Kansas State 03 St Louis 77 So Calif 72 Towa 80 Evansville 73 Purdue 82 Detroit 75 Wisconsin 97 Notre Dame 79 DePaul 82 Quebec 69 Cincinnati OSa Ohio 58 W Mich State 82 Loyola Lyle Mo 79 Southwest Kansas 74 Texas Tech 70 Far West UCLA 97 Illinois 79 Stanford 81 San Fran 78 overtime
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Jets Sign Star Linebacker McAdams in AFL-NFL Draft Tug
Oklahoma standout Carl McAdams, a top pick for St Louis in baseball and a top NFL prospect, signs with the New York Jets in a talent battle with the NFL. The Jets outbid the Cardinals for the college star, continuing a pattern of AFL gains over the NFL in first and second round choices this year.
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Northern Illinois Edges Ohio State in Narrow 62 60 Loss
Ohio University hosts Northern Illinois Huskies after a 62 60 loss to Northwestern. Key players include Bobcats guards Fowlkes and Hammond, and Northwestern Milam in his first varsity game. Ohio trailed at halftime then tied 60 60 with 2:03 left before falling.
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Browns Rally Past Redskins in Last Home Game
Cleveland overcomes a 16-10 deficit to beat Washington 24-16 in a finale at home. Jim Brown scores his 20th TD of the season after Vince Costello and Jim Houston key turnovers as 77,765 fans witness a dramatic fourth quarter comeback. The victory secures the NFL Eastern Conference title for the Browns and boosts home attendance to a record 557,283.
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Bentley Nets Last-Second Shot Carries Chauncey Dover Past Eastern
Chauncey Dover, led by 27 points from Bentley, edged Eastern 56-55 after Bentley hit a 15-foot jumper with three seconds left in regulation and made a free throw in overtime. Eastern's Knight top scored with 21. Dover's Bridgewater added 15 as two teams split early-season nonleague play.
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Pomeroy Edges Racine In Tight 59-56 Victory
Pomeroy Panthers outlast Racine Tornadoes 59 to 56 in a gamesome clash. Pomeroy overcame an early eight point deficit and led or traded the lead 24 times with Dick Knight scoring 16 and Simpson 14. Sherman Cundiff led Racine with 17 while Amos Wallbrown added 14 as both teams move to 1-1.
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Bobcats outscore Hannan-Trace to win fourth of six
Zaleski Bobcats defeated Hannan Trace 91 to 73 as Perry led with 24 points and McCathren added 20. Colley and Wright each scored 17, Akers grabbed 18 rebounds, and Zaleski closed the game with 25 points in each of the final three quarters.
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Ohio University Freshmen Defeated by West Virginia, 91 82
West Virginia freshmen topped Ohio University 91 to 82 after a tight game. Ohio fell behind early but rallied to stay within three points in the final minute as fouls and late free throws by West Virginia sealed the win. Gerald McKee scored 19 for Ohio and Mark McClintock added 18.
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Asbury Eight among nation’s top rushers in NCAA stats
Kent State’s Willie Asbury ranks eighth with 998 yards on 238 carries over 10 games. Southern Cal’s Mike Garrett wins the rushing title with 1,440 yards on 267 carries in 10 games, breaking single season and career records.
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Ohio hockey team drops second straight in Colorado
Ohio University hockey lost 8-3 to Colorado College in Colorado Springs after a 6-0 defeat the night before. Frank Myers and Jim Barrett scored for Ohio with assists by Ted Martin, while goalie Tiff Cook made 43 saves. The team hosts Port Huron, Michigan in two games next.
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Athens Ninth Graders Top Ames Bern Freshmen
Athens High School ninth grade cagers defeated Ames Bern freshmen 44 41 on Saturday. Danny Wickerham led Athens with 14 points, followed by Mike Goodwin with 11 and Bob Handley with 10.
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