All-MMAC Selections Highlight Ohio Bobcats’ Turnaround
Ohio University gains five first team picks in the Mid American Conference football all star selections, a swing from last year when no Bobcats were named. Coach Hess quips that poor coaching must have influenced the past results. Dale Miller earns WV Class AA first string honors with 83 points and 873 rushing yards for Point Pleasant.
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Syracuse Clinches 1959 National Title With AP Sweep
Syracuse University claimed the national football championship after a dominant season ending with a 36-8 win over UCLA. The Orangemen captured 134 of 201 first place AP votes, the first Eastern school since Army in 1945 to win the crown, after leading in total offense and scoring.
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SECAL Matches Fuel Busy Week Of Hoop Action
SEOAL and three counties host a packed slate as high school and college hoops return. Notable games feature Athens at Pomeroy and Logan at Middleport with top SECAL leaders clashing while Ohio University faces Morehead State and Indiana on the road.
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All-Ohio II selects Class AA football stars
Ohio announces its Class AA All-Ohio squad with Massillon dominating by placing five players on the 66 man team. Notables include Charles Mamula Martins Ferry best lineman and Paul Warfield Warren best back, with Massillon’s Sparma Snyder McKay Bednar Hastings on first and second teams.
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Bowling and Scores From Local League Night
Local bowling results list teams Joes Sohio Chapmans Jewelry Conants Gulf Houseware Center Roberts Clothing and Neal Fioral with scores and high series. Top team bowlers include Bryan Davis Dauricky Zimmerman with series totals and individual game scores.
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VIZZOL Showed CEM Hoosiers Stunned At Missouri
Indiana's hopeful Hoosiers suffered a 79 76 setback at Missouri on Monday night in Columbia. Missouri erased a deficit and capitalized on late plays to upset Indiana on their home court.
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College Basketball Results Roundup of Sunday Games
Ohio State routed Butler 99 66 and Indiana beat Ball State 103 63 in Big Ten action. Kansas edged Texas Tech 85 71 while Missouri beat Indiana 76 79 and Cincinnati led Miami 25 points at halftime. Mississippi State and Auburn logged wins. Notre Dame lost to Wisconsin 58 78.
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Morehead State Favored Over Ohio U. In Season Opener
Morehead State carries the favorite’s tag into tonight’s clash with Ohio University in the small Kentucky town. Bob Laughlin’s Eagles have beaten Ohio U. five straight times on their floor but never at Men’s Gym. Key Eagles stars include Herbie Triplett and Ed Noe, while Ohio U. faces a lean year with suspended Cundiff and Ellis, hepatitis sidelining Williams, and guard roles unsettled.
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Oscar Lucas shine as Buckeyes and Bearcats dominate
Ohio State crushed Butler 99 66 while Cincinnati routed Miami of Ohio 89 58. Oscar Robertson scored 36 for Cincinnati and Jerry Lucas had 26 for Ohio State as both teams surged, with Ohio State hitting 75 percent first half shooting and 61 percent overall.
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Stilt Injured Foot Briefly Stirs Knicks News
New York reports Wilt Chamberlain at 35.7 points per game leading the NBA scoring race. Philadelphia star continues to top league charts with 715 points, narrowly ahead of Jack Twyman who averages 31.0 after three more games.
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Alert postpones fresh game at Lockbourne
A major alert at Lockbourne Air Base near Columbus caused the Flyers freshman game with Ohio University to be postponed. Coach Kermit Blosser said the game will be rescheduled for next Monday night at the air base.
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Ohio U opens Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey League with win
John McComb's Ohio University hockey club started the Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey League season with an 8-5 victory over Akron's Mercuries and faced the University of Dayton at 3:30 this afternoon. Ohio U defeated Akron for the first time after nine losses in the Cleveland area circuit.
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