Bowling Green rehabs without Komives in new look
Bowling Green State University plans a more perimeter oriented offense after Howard Komives absence. Coach Warren Scholler cites injuries and academic ineligibility shrinking the roster with several returners sidelined. Senior Bob Dwors shifts to center while other probables miss first semester.
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Gene Welty
Bowling Green Sentinel Tribune
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Green State University
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Porky) Scholler
Scholler
Cliff Williams
Detroit
Doug Reed
Libertyville
Illinois
Williams
Leroy Haywood
Rick Cowen
Area Lads on College Squads From Athens County
Ex Athens High players and others from Athens County shine on Florida Southern Ohio U Miami Marietta and BG squads. The piece notes Scott Fitzgerald Fred Gibson Jim Rohr and others as part of college rosters and previews BG’s tough MAC schedule with coach Scheller aiming for a 14-9 finish and third place.
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Fred Gibson
Jim Rohr
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Nelsonville
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Albany
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Ames Bern
Marietta College
Ed Keam
Franklinville
N. J
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Cleveland Benedictine
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Cowen
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Western Kentucky
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Wisconsin
Providence
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Scheller
DePaul
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Loyola
Kent State
Club Gets Rundown On Cagers
Jim Snyder, head basketball coach at Ohio University, outlined the coming season for the Athens Rotary Club at a noon Sportsman Grill luncheon. He praised his assistants Dale Bandy and Kermit Blosser and noted Miami Redskins as the team to beat. He spoke of an offensive efficiency chart comparing points scored to ball possession.
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Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Sportsman Grill
Miami Redskins
Dale Bandy
Kermit Blosser
Snyder
Michigan Tops AP Poll as Tar Heels Upset Kentucky
Michigan dominates the first regular season AP basketball poll with 32 of 34 first place votes and 100-point lead over Wichita. North Carolina shocks Kentucky 82-67 while Villanova edges Princeton 61-60 in overtime.
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Associated Press
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Wolverines
Wichita
St. John’s
New York
Davidson
Syracuse
Kansas State
UCLA
Illinois
Vanderbilt
St. Louis
San Francisco
Minnesota
Duke
Kentucky
N.Y
Palmer Disputes Nicklaus Complex After Canada Cup Collapse
Arnold Palmer rejects talk of a Nicklaus complex as he defends his form after a dramatic collapse in the Canada Cup Individual Trophy in Honolulu. The golfing great questions whether age is affecting his finishing kick and denies any decline.
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Honolulu
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Buckeyes Triumph in Houston 77-69 Victory
Ohio State improved to 2-0 on the road with a 77-69 win at Houston. Earlier Saturday, the Buckeyes beat TCU in Fort Worth 84-79.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
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Houston
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Fort Worth
Ohio hockey men drop pair to Spartans in East Lansing
Ohio University hockey looked flat in two games at Michigan State, losing 12-0 and 13-1 as Spartans dominate. Ohio goalie Dick Homovec made 32 saves Friday and 31 before injury on Saturday, with Paul Mankielow scoring a first-period tally assisted by Mike L Heureux. The Bobcats drop to 1-3 and host Port Huron next.
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Ohio
Dick Homovec
Bobcats
Paul Mankielow
Mike L'Heureux
Homovec
Tiff Cook
Port Huron
Giants Seek Upset of Browns to End Season Strong
Giants coach Allie Sherman weighs using Gary Wood or Y A Tittle as quarterback as New York, 2-9-2, aims to beat first place Cleveland in a bid to end a poor season. Browns, 9-3-1, need a win to secure the division title with a potential playoff if Cards win.
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Allie Sherman
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St. Louis Cardinals
Blanton Collier
Philadelphia
Collier
St. Louis
College basketball scores and results across multiple games
A string of college basketball scores and outcomes across several teams including Villanova, Princeton, Clemson, LSU, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Michigan, Missouri, Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oregon, and others. Varying margins. several games end in a close finish or overtime.
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Michigan
Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Detroit
John Carroll
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A. City
Oregon
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