Expansion chatter and midwest college sports notes
A summary of potential mid-American Conference additions Toledo and Marshall with other regional basketball developments. Jim Halderman modernizes Shaker Heights play for GLI title, Freddie Schaus stars for Zollers, and Marietta College upsets Ohio University 57 40 as Nemetz and Young lead the Pioneers while Bob Hooey’s death is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Toledo and
Marshall College of Huntington
W.va
Dave Reese
Toledo
Marshall
Bob Hooey
Ohio State Journal
Hooey
Bob Stoneburner
Rio Grande
Ashland
Ohio River
Huntington
Marietta
Mickey Glad
Marietta College
Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Bobcats
Pioneers
Dan Helton
Cincinnati
Ed Heldman
Jim Hall
Ohio State
OHTO
McKown
Foon
Leightenheimer
Polosky
Young
Nemetz
Cindea
Yarzab
Hall and Heldman
Phil McKown
Ohio U
Vic Polosky
Ohio
Bob Young
Mike Mihalov
Eddie Davis
Logan High cagers lose season opener to Lancaster
Logan High fell behind early and never led, dropping a 53 to 28 decision to Lancaster. Lancaster built a 12-10 first quarter edge, extended to 30-14 at halftime and 42-20 after three quarters, while Logan shot seven of 14 from the field.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Lancaster
Waugh
England
Neal Shaw
Chiefs
Anderson
Wmisgmis
Cadanuconn
Gomen
White
Spencer
MUD
Csociw
Nicholas Kistler
Loga G. F
Rafferty
Eeenmes
Chesser
W. Myers
Middleport Bets vs Wahama Opener Falls 51 35
Middleport High opened its basketball season with a 51 35 loss to Wahama West Virginia. The Jackets were hampered by a lack of practice and the absence of center Dick Walters for the year. Wahama led through the game from 1 0 on Johnson free throw and extended to 14 8 after the first quarter led by Roush and Johnson scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Dick Walters
Middleport High
Wahama
W. Va
Falcons
Jackets
Johnson
West Virginians
Kelley
Roush
Bracky Wood
Ashley
MHS
Payne
Wood
Middleport F
Stobart
Roller
C Seer
Wenn Eeene
Tucker
F Eer
J Roush
Ose
J Kelly
G Nese
G. Roush
Sidea
Barton
Martin Inne
Harrisonville Opens Cage Season Tonight
Harrisonville High School hosts Shade at 7 30 p m to start the season on the Harrisonville hardwood. Coach Charles Stanley notes several open dates on the schedule with December and January engagements listed against Shade Albany Chester Tuppers Plains Rutland Vinton Rural Racine Wilkesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Harrisonville
Charles Stanley
Albany
Shade
Battlers Sweep Trowel To Move Closer To Lead
Coca Cola topped Trowel in the opening game as the league leaders won two more to tighten their grip, with Larry McFadden posting a 562 set including 212 and 225. Lesley Blaker sparked Gasmen to a 606 series and a tie for second.
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Coca Cola
Trowel
Larry McFadden
Jack Singermann
Lesley Blaker
Gasmen
National Guard
Blaker
Ashurst
Carpenter Hardware
Athens Messenger
George Rutkoskie
John Webb
Messenger
Poston Station
Bob Sharp
Ray Cuckler
Martin Heaters
American Legion
Wilber Perkins
Carrol Davis
John van Dyke
Bill Magnone
Legionnaires
van Dyke
Magnone
Lawhead Press
Athens Motors
Racine Triumphs 29 23 Over Pomeroy Panthers
Racine High defeated Pomeroy 29 to 23 in a tightly fought basketball game. Robinson led Racine with 10 points as Pomeroy tied the game in the third before Racine pulled away. Non-scorers and line details listed, game notes include late-season Tulsa and Texas League mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Purple Tornadoes
Racine High
Panthers
Pomeroy Cagers
Bob Barnitz
Panther
Racine
Robinson
Cosasensnendens
PAT
Douglas
Miller
Barniiz
Sud
Nesselrood
Hunnel
Wellston Rockets Edge Hamden In Season Opener
Wellston Rockets rallied in the final period to beat Hamden 46 41 in a see saw game. Free throw woes hurt Hamden as they hit nine of 24 while Wellston went four of 11. Rays Lucas Bellomy and another Rocket each scored 10 as the lead shifted through the first three periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Pioneers
Marietta
Manevers
Ohio
Dave Leightenheimer
Bob Erwin
Mike Mihalov
Nemetz
Young
Cindea
Sparks
Vic Polosky
Glen Hursey
Miholov
Hursey
Erwin
Wellston
Wellston High Rockets
Hamden High
Vinton County
Rockets
Hamden
High School Roundup Results From Numerous Matches
Scores from multiple high school basketball games across districts including Frazersburg, Zanes, St. Nicholas, Philo, Glouster, Roseville, McConnellyville, Dresden, Caldwell, New Straitville, McLaney, Cambridge, New Concord, Bremen, Crooksville, Chesterhill, Beverly, Woodsfield, Clarington, Bellaire, Belmont, Corning, Thornville, Groveport, Pickerington, Grandview, Columbus West, Martins Ferry, McKinley, Col. Aquinas, Marion St. Marys, Rosary, Holy Name, Summit Station, Ashville, Gahanna, Mifflin, Rockbridge, New Albany, Pataskala, Central, Springfield Public, North, Upper Arlington, Circleville, Grove City, College Lawrence Tech, Ashland, California Teachers, Steubenville, Dayton, Anderson, Youngstown, Gustavus Adolphus, Xavier, Georgetown Ky, Cincinnati, Cedarville. Also noted are professional league scores in hockey and boxing events with fighters from Cleveland, New York, Hartford and Los Angeles.
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Philo
Glouster
Roseville
McConnellyville
Dresden
Caldwell
New Strait
McLaney
Cambridge
New Concord
Bremen
Crooksville
Chesterhill
Beverly
Woodsfield
Clarington
Bellaire
Belmont
Corning
Thornville
Groveport
Pickerington
Grandview
Columbus West
Martins Ferry
McKinley
Col. Aquinas
Marion St
Anderson
Youngstown
Gustavus Adolphus
Xavier
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Cedarville
St Marys High Hands Athens 40 36 Court Setback
Lancaster St Marys High cagers led start to finish to hand Athens a 40 to 36 defeat, the Bulldogs first loss in two games. Molony paced the Irish with 14 points, Stehr led Athens with 10, and the Irish built a 20-8 halftime lead before Athens narrowed the gap in the final period.
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Lancaster St. Mary's
Athens
Bulldogs
Molony
Fred Stehr
Lancaster
AHL
Joe “Jug” Lavelle
Jim Widdoes
Stehr
King
Kelley
Irish
Lavelle
Parkis
Widdoes
Lenin
Cos
Watkins
Ween Wenn
Frost
Nuzum
Guthrias Blair
Kiener
Meen Wewe
Motter
F En Eenewee
Daubenmire
G Thesing
Fox
Fatale Docs Ten
Abbott
Hopkins
Rolph
Miners outlast Zanesville St Nicholas 62 52 in cage clash
Murray City Miners pull away in final quarter scoring 24 to 7 to win 62 52 at Zanesville St Nicholas on a recent night. Stone leads with 18 points while Bob Shuttleworth adds 21 and B Roll tops Zanesville with 18.
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Zanesville
Murray City
Zanesville St. Nicholas
Stone
Bob Shuttleworth
B. Roll
G. F
J. Shuttleworth
WTR Seiien
B. Shuttleworth
SIONS
Bookman
Martin
Garner
Rees Oe
Zanesville GF
Gordie Ice Incinata
Schaffer
SI Ee Ae
Ameb Ete
Wagner
Joseph
Ee A
Malone
GE Gosuten
Moyer
Bud
Heinold Elected Head of Umpires Association
William Heinold of Cincinnati is elected president of the Ohio State Umpires Association at a two day meeting. Delegates from Warren Alliance Youngstown Lancaster and Akron attended the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
William Heinold
Cincinnati
Ohio State Umpires’ Association
Warren
Alliance
Youngstown
Lancaster
Women Keglers Lead Mixed Bowling League Scores
In Point Pleasant West Virginia two women dominated the Happy Family mixed league scoring. Katherine Grueser led with 555 while Neil Henson posted 521 to top the men. Ed Goulder had 533 and Pard Hudson 530 as Anchor Billiards won three straight to seize the league lead from Park Theater.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Katherine Grueser
Neil Henson
Ed Goulder
Pard Hudson
Park Theater
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Persh’ Rohrer
Jim Halderman
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Gallipolis
Halderman
Shaker
Hal Anderson
Columbus Redbird
Freddie Schaus
Newark
West Virginia A
Fort Wayne Zollers
Boston Celtics
Junction City
Jaycees
Pete Ashbaugh
Sonny Thomas
Ralph Henry
Bill Wolkenberg
New Lexington
New Lex
New York Yankees
University of Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
The
Paul Nemetz
Bevcats
Nick Cinden
Snyder
Elwood Sparks
Jack Betts
Betts
Doy Payne
Jim Roller
Ahama
Battlers
By Dan Kiss
St. i Trowel Enccenns
Gasmen Sea Ee Ae
Carpenter Hdw
Motors
Legion
NYE Chevrolet
Gene Spurbeck
N. Court
TULSA
Oilers
Larry Walburn
Cress
Duehler
Hamden G. F
Bea Pleeeecken “ Collins
Lucas Owen
Bellomy
Wee Een
Mantz
Walburn
Ween Anne
Reeds Eeene
Parow
Hamden F
Nickel
Cremy
Frazersburg
Zanes, St. Nicholas
Chicago
Washington
Indianapolis
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Rocky Graziano
New York
George
Sonny” Horne
Valley Stream
N. Y
Buffalo
Lee Oma
N. J
Freddie Beshore
Oakland
Calif
Hartford
Conn
Archie Moore
Doc Williams
Los Angeles
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Lloyd Gibson
Oaninal
St. Mary Mary’ 'S Hands
Miners
Heinold
Meigs Distributing CO
Phone
Middleport, Ohio
Keglers
Tash Daven
S. Court St
Stratton Auto Sales
Chrysler-Plymouth Sales & Service
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
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