Morehead Puts First Dent in Bobcat Victory Streak
Morehead State pulled away late to beat Ohio University 78 to 60 as the Eagles made 24 free throws and 27 field goals while collecting 61 rebounds. Ohio U fouled 24 times to Morehead's 15, allowing a decisive late run.
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Ashland tops Rio Grande 71 to 64 in Southwestern gym
Ashland College defeated Rio Grande College 71 to 64 at the Southwestern High School Gym. Ashland shot 25 of 30 from the foul line while Rio Grande made 12 of 23. Kemp led Ashland with 20 points, Thompson paced Rio Grande with 19.
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Fenik Earns Mid-American First Team Honor at Ohio U
Ohio University star Ron Fenik led the Bobcats with a first team pick as coach voters tabbed a 12 person first unit. Also cited from Ohio U were Paul Gallagher Larry Buckles Myron Lepore and Charles Stobart with Gallagher as captain elect from 1958. Miami led with four first team selections while Bowling Green and Marshall also placed multiple players.
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Cincinnati
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Roy Hodge
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Kent State
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Ed Hill
Jim O’conner
Dick Allen
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Sam Tisci
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Harold Williams
Vic DeArio
Lowell Coleman
Western Michigan
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John Baker
Ed Janeway
Ted Binkowski
Vernon Howell
Ron Kaci
Karl Koepfer
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Vince Delsanter
Sebastian la Spina
Bill Page
Jim Dreher
Myron Leport
Jim Kolk
Chuck Stobart
Jesse Madden
Norm Billingslea
Sam Sirrianni
Fresh Bobkittens Fall In Overtime To West Virginia
Ohio University freshmen drop their second loss of the season 71 79 in overtime at Morgantown. Bunky Adams scores 22 points leading Ohio while West Virginia star Patrone nets 30 as Bliss College looms next.
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Ron Ferlic
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Thurman Taylor
Big Ten 5s Build Early Season Success Across League
The Western Conference posted 14 victories to 7 losses in the first week as Minnesota led the pack with an 89 85 win over Vanderbilt. Illinois Purdue Iowa and Michigan State also won while Indiana and Ohio State suffered defeats.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
Globetrotters Listed Friday in Columbus
The Harlem Globetrotters will stage an 8:15 pm exhibition at the Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum Columbus against the Philadelphia Spirit s with a supporting cast of acts. Sponsored by the Dispatch Journal Charities the program includes baton ballet trampoline and unicycle performances for Ohio fans.
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Lions Lose Layne on Broken Ankle in Detroit
The Detroit Lions lose quarterback Bobby Layne to a broken right ankle after a muddy slip at Briggs Stadium. Tobin Rote leads the team the rest of the game as Detroit defeats the Cleveland Browns 20 7 and keeps western title hopes alive alongside Baltimore and San Francisco who tied 17 13.
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Cleveland
Ray Renfro
Don Bosseler
Eddie LeBaron
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Eagles
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Bears
Lamar McHan
Gern ,Nagler
Wittenberg Dominates Ohio All Star Picks
Wittenberg and co-champions led the 1957 Ohio Conference all star football selections by 14 colleges. Wittenberg placed multiple first team honorees with Denison Wooster Akron Heidelberg and Capital well represented. Ken Pleger of Capital named honorary captain.
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Buckeye League Race Shapes Up With Trimble The Plains Favorites
Buckeye League coaches expect Trimble or The Plains to lead the standings in February with Belpre McArthur Rutland and Chauncey as dark horses. Trimble’s strong backcourt and depth under Coach Ken Neville contrast The Plains’ veteran lineup and deliberate tactics. McArthur Chauncey Rutland and Belpre also project to challenge as the season opens.
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Albany Red Devils Rally Past Murray City 73 56
Albany Red Devils overturn a 10-7 deficit with a 22 point second quarter to beat Murray City 73 56. Carsey 19 and Radford 13 lead Albany scoring while Canter 14 and D Roberts 14 pace Murray City. Freshmen also win 48 20 for Albany.
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