Bobcats Triumph Over Lawrence Tech in Hockey Showdown
Ohio University built a 5-1 first period lead and defeated Lawrence Tech 9-6 at Bird Arena. Brian Heggie scored three goals, George Ransom added two, Mike Barber netted his 12th, and all 21 Bobcats dressed while Ohio U improved to 5-2. Lawrence Tech fell to 3-2.Dave Campbell made 29 saves for the Leopards.
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Bird Arena
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Brian Teeple
Fred Cairns
Tom Duffy
Dave Campbell
Ohio
Gerry McTernan
Rod McDonald
Bob Bray
John Weber
John Taylor
Mike Barber
Rob McDonald
Mike Miner
Richard Pier
Jim Haas
Stu Mapes
Shaker Heights
Blue Devils
College scores from across the nation
A large set of college basketball results is reported with wins and losses for teams including Yale Holy Cross Princeton Connecticut Harvard Boston College Brown Massachusetts Rhode Island Syracuse Army Marquette Iowa Lycoming Juniata Penn Navy Indiana Kentucky North Carolina Vermont Tulane Georgia State Miami Purdue Virginia Duke Drake Texas Memphis Southern Miss East Carolina Davidson Auburn Virginia Tech Houston Florida South Carolina Michigan State Notre Dame Saint Louis California Illinois Northwestern DePaul Detroit Michigan Arizona State Kansas State Texas Tech Oklahoma City Colorado State Weber State UCLA SMU Utah Utah State Wyoming Denver LSU Pacific Mountaineer Classic results Ohio Conference Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Muskingum Mount Union Kenyon Baldwin Wallace Bluffton Findlay Defiance Taylor Bethany John Carroll Hiram Washington & Jefferson Ohio State Penn State Ohio University Eastern Michigan Toledo Loyola Bowling Green Eastern Illinois Kent State Cornell Xavier Thomas More Cincinnati Temple Dayton Malone Capital Wittenberg Ashland Urbana Marietta Akron Roanoke Steubenville Central Michigan Rio Grande Cedarville
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Wittenberg
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Urbana
Marietta
Akron
Roanoke
Steubenville
Central Michigan
Rio Grande
Cedarville
Miami Tops Purdue In Overtime On Hoops Night
Miami of Ohio upset Big Ten foe Purdue 86-85 in overtime as Rich Hampton sealed the win with an eight second three point play. Bowling Green rallied from a four goal deficit to beat Eastern Illinois 89-71 with five players in double figures led by Dick Selgo. Ohio teams Toledo and Kent State posted important wins while Ball State defeated Western Michigan 78-72.
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Steve Bartram
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Rio Grande
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Greenlaw
Mays
Williams
Noffsinger
Kyger Creek
Hudson
Rumley
Tabor
Clay
Wise
Stidham
Lucas
Kern
City Recreation City League Basketball Schedule
The city recreation league announces this week’s games. Monday features Stroh's No. 2 vs Seaman's IGA at 6:30 pm, D. L. Electric vs Engineers at 7:45, and People's Bank vs TGT at 9 pm. Tuesday shows Abex vs Random Sample at 6:30, Gene's vs Barons Mews Shop at 7:45, and Panthers vs Stroh's No. 1 at 9 pm. Thursday lists Stroh's No. 2 vs Engineers at 6:30, Seaman's IGA vs Howery at 7:45, and People's Bank vs Barons Mens Shop at 9 pm.
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D. L. Electric
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TGT
Abex
Random Sample
Gene's
Barons Mews Shop
Panthers
Bengals Beat Browns in bid for second division title
Cincinnati overwhelmed Cleveland 34-17 as Ken Anderson threw three TD passes to Isaac Curtis. The Bengals improved to 9 4 and needed a season finale win over Houston to claim a second division crown in six years.
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Bengals
Ken Anderson
Isaac Curtis
Cleveland
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Paul Brown
Houston
Cowboys topple Redskins as Dallas keeps playoff hopes alive
Cowboys 27, Redskins 7 as George Allen’s club loses grip on division title and wild-card prospects. Bills 37, Patriots 13 with OJ Simpson erupting toward 1,863 season yardage. Steelers 33, Oilers 7 in Houston. Cardinals 32, Falcons 10 as Metcalf and Bakken lead St. Louis in a ball-control upset.
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Terry Metcalf
St. Louis
Atlanta
Jim Bakken
Colts rally past Dolphins in surprising fourth down win
In a fourth down gamble strategy the Colts converted four times including the final touchdown pass from Marty Domres to Tom Mitchell that sealed a 16-3 victory over Miami. Lions clobber Bears 40-7 as Munson, Farr lead Detroit with multiple TDs. Saints edge 49ers 16-10 behind Scott and McClard. Eagles comeback beats Jets 24-23 on Outlaw return.
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al Barnes
Ron Jessie
Mel Farr
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Archi Manning
Bill McClard
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Jets
John Outlaw
New York
Philadelphia
Pro grid results and weekend NFL schedule
Detroit, Cincinnati and Denver posted big wins while New Orleans and San Francisco split results. Oakland routed Kansas City 37 7 and Buffalo beat New England 37 13. Week end schedule lists 14 games across Saturday and Sunday with multiple city matchups and start times EST.
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Washington
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Los Angeles
St Louis
Hannan Trace edges Ross Southeastern in tight non league win
MERCERVILLE Mark Swain of Hannan Trace scored 34 points, delivering a late bucket to seal a 72-71 victory over Ross Southeastern. The Wildcats, 4-0, forced turnovers for six quick points and held on after John Lusher's late score. Southeastern fell to 2-4.
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Hall
Halley
NHL Scores From Monday Games
Montreal beat New York Islanders 3 1. Philadelphia defeated Toronto 3 1. Boston routed Buffalo 5 2. Minnesota edged Detroit 3 0. Vancouver beat Pittsburgh 3 2. Los Angeles won 3 0 over Atlanta. Buffalo defeated Toronto 5 2. New York Rangers topped California 3 6. Boston and Philadelphia both 3. Chicago 5 Minnesota 3. No games scheduled.
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Chicago
NBA Scores Roundup From A Busy Evening
New York beat Atlanta 117 100. Chicago defeated Boston 112 95. Detroit lost to Portland 91 106. Golden State won 135 111 against Los Angeles. Milwaukee topped Philadelphia 105 92. Boston edged Buffalo 118 114. Phoenix 117 beat Cleveland 106. Detroit 86 over Kansas City Omaha 80. Capital 110 defeated Los Angeles. Houston 110 Seattle 107. ABA: New York 102 Kentucky 87. Carolina 99 Memphis 94. Indiana 113 Virginia 107. San Antonio San Diego 85. Utah 121 Denver 111.
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Logan Favored In SEOAL Poll By Sportswriters
Logan is chosen as the SEOAL pre season basketball favorite with Gallipolis second in points in a 14 member poll. Eight voters named Logan to win, three chose Gallipolis, two picked defending champ Waverly. Ex Bobcat Hurler Traded By Cards.
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