Basketball scores across the nation and tournaments
A rundown of men's college basketball results including Ohio State loss to Washington State 63 73, Xavier 104 over Maine, and Akron 100 over Kenyon plus numerous league games and tournament pairings across the Midwest, South, and West with teams like Villanova Marquette Boston College and Duke posting wins and losses.
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Ween Starday
Ohio State
Ashington State
Cincinnati
Bini
Ohio U
Pers Maren
Ern
Kentucky
Xavier
Tagee
Toledo
Momereare
Wittenberg
Nice
Eital Caleyan
Oberlin
Ane Menero Otterbein
Mt. Union
Baldwin-Wallace
Kenyon
Akron
Marietta
Defiance Malone
Wooster i Earlham
Wilmington
Bluffton
Findlay
Geneva
Cumberland
Rio Grande
Wilberforce
John Carroll
Thiel
Slippery Rock Bethany
Western Reserve
Wash. & Jeff
Case Tech
Pacific Lutheran
Central State
Ohio falls to Marshall in MAC thriller at Huntington
In a tense MAC opener before 6300 fans in Huntington, Marshall edged Ohio 70 to 68 as a late Schroeder layup was ruled no good by official Dick Hyland. Ohio tied late at 68, but a 10 foot jumper by Bob Redd and a disputed horn call decided the outcome.
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Huntington
W. Va
Memorial
Ohio University
Marshall
Dick Hyland
Schroeder
Ohio
Bobcats
Bob Redd
Jim Snyder
Wayne Young
Hamden
Jerry McKee
McKee
Jerry McClintick
John
Hyland
Snyder
Jim
George Stone
Athens and Jackson Remain Unbeaten in SECAL Standings
Athens High Bulldogs edge Pomeroy 57 53 in overtime to stay tied with Jackson for first in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Jackson defeats Middleport 68 53 as Logan rallies to beat Nelsonville 56 53 and Wellston collects a 68 58 victory over Gallipolis.
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Athens
Jackson
Pomeroy
Middleport
Logan
Nelsonville
Wellston
Gallipolis
Athens High Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Panthers rally past Pomeroy in extra period for league win
Dennis Rapp led Athens with 28 points including key overtime scoring as the Panthers beat Pomeroy 54-51 after trailing by as many as 12. Jack Clark added 15, Ronnie Logan 19, and Bill Radford 15 for the hosts while Nelsonville edged Logan 55-53 in a late frame.
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Pomeroy
Dennis Rapp
Jack Clark
Ronnie Logan
Bill Radford
Panthers
Athens
Bulldogs
Rapp
Radford
Bob Handley
Clark
Bob Whaley
Logan
Alexander Loses First In Nonleague Play
Alexander suffered its first defeat in four starts as Belpre beat them 54-50 on the Belpre court. Starr Washington won 61-53 over North Gallia on the North Gallia floor. Other outcomes included Miller edging Glouster 59-57 and Southwestern 58-52 over Rutland.
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Alexander
Starr- Washington
Belpre
Starr-Washington
North Gallia
Miller
Glouster
Laurelville
Fairfield School
Southwestern
Rutland
Racine
Kgger Creek
Greg McDaniel
Randy Brooks
Jim Niggemeyer
Alexander Spartans
Mike Gessells
Starr Washington
Mike Mount
Eddie Swart
Swart
Roger Davis
Wisconsin Edges Ohio 5-3 For Split Weekend Series
The Wisconsin Badgers defeated Ohio University 5-3 in Bird Arena to split a weekend series. Ohio opened with a 1-0 lead on Jon Burley’s goal before Wisconsin answered with three in a 17 second span. Jim Petrazates scored twice and added a third later, sealing the win as Ohio goalie Tiff Cook posted 31 saves.
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Wisconsin
Bird Arena
Ohio University
Bobcats
Badgers
Ohio
Jon Burley
Jerry Nuerge
Jim Gore
Badger
Jim Petrazates
Pete Sisson
Terry Gray
Dennis Corbett
Petrazates
Tiff Cook
City Bowling Winners Lead Handicap Event Lists
Leaders in the Athens City Bowling Tournament handicap events and top doubles and singles are listed. Liz Ogg topped singles with 275, and Liz Ogg, Rudy Karich, Skip Ridenour lead all events with high marks. Complete lists will be posted at Rollerbowl and Lakeview Recreation Center.
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Athens
Tip Koon
Rudy Karich
Bob Cottrill
Skip Ridenour
Bill Harding
Dan Turner
Gary Bartlett
Cal Whiteside
Jim Ator
Dale Goldsberry
Vic Weekley
John Patterson
Russ Hall
Frank Zammataro
Don Strawn
Whitey Moore
Kent Bumpass
Dudley Bumpass
Henry Richardson
Tom Metters
Elmo Scott
Gerald Meeks
Ed Gaonwin
Leon Hughes
Dode Pendergrass
Carl Murphy
Charles Shields
Jerry Yates
Roger Sams
Robert Welch
Liz Ogg
John Green
Bob Welch
Jim Gault
Merrill Rigele
Bill Reed
Wearthy Shank
Wendell White
Fred Bishop
Ben Miller
Larry Russell
Jim Armbruster
Rich Gardner
Spencer Dolin
Clyde Ely
Dode Endergrass
Logan Chieftains rally for 56 53 win over Nelsonville
The Logan Chieftains blanked Nelsonville as they scored seven points in the final two minutes to win 56 53. It was Logan's first victory after three losses. Nelsonville drops to 1-2. Mike Weiland led Logan with 16 points, while Bill Westfall Poston and Chuck Kemper added 12 12 and 11. Tim Pancake scored 21 for Nelsonville.
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Athens
Pomeroy
Bulldogs
Panthers
Nelsonville
Logan
Kemper
Greyhounds
Chieftains
Mike Weiland
Bill Westfall
Poston
Chuck Kemper
Chiefs
Tim Pancake
Sandy
Pancake
Hubbard
Harold
Coker
Haning
Gan
Westfall
Stone
Sunday Results and Upcoming NBA Schedule
Sunday results show Boston 117 Philadelphia 198 Los Angeles 119 Cincinnati 118. Today's games list no games. Tuesday schedule has Chicago at Baltimore in New York Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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St Louis
Cleveland
Phila
Osong
Washeneeee
Pitts
Atlanta Eeenee
New York
KC Bay
Fran Eeonee
Shicarmo Secese
Dallas
St. Louis
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Francisco
Minnesota
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
York
Houston
Miami
City
Oakland
San Diego
Denver i
Kansas City
Denver
New
Los Ang
Cincinnati
Eognes
San Fran
Detroit
Enere
Egg shell lure trick for bluegill and crappie fishing
Collect egg shells for several weeks and sprinkle them in water while fishing. Tiny flashes from the shells attract fish and improve bites, especially for bluegills and crappies.
Wellston tops Gallipolis for first SECAL win
Wellston defeated Gallipolis 65 to 58 on Saturday night to secure its first SECAL victory after two losses and improve to 1-3 overall. Gallipolis drops to 0-3 in the league and 1-3 overall as Wellston bench players helped pull away before Gallipolis rallied late. The Blue Imps also won the reserve game 59 to 21 with starter Greg Smith unavailable.
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Gallipolis
Wellston
Blue Devils
Blue Imps
Greg Smith
Middleport and Alexander Suffer Narrow Basketball Losses
In Middleport, Bradbury Sauer and Tannehill lead a 63 point effort as Middleport falls 68 to 56 to Jackson in a rough matchup with quarter scores 15 23 39. North Gallia and Starr Washington post reserve totals of 62 and 43. Alexander edges Belpre 50 to 54 behind Hamill McDaniel and Niggemeyer while Walker and H Sniegle pace Belpre.
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aerUno
Middleport
Prornon Iia Bakes Ss
Jackson
North Gallia
Starr Washington
Alexander
Hamill
McDaniel
Brooks
Niggemeyer
West
Kincade
Perry
Belpre
Walker
M_ Sniegle
Davis
Cain
Cciece
Sr—K
Glouster Triumphs Miller In Close 1932 Reserve Score
In a 1932 game Glouster edges Miller 57 to 59 with Leep er and Mingus leading for Glouster while Miller players Thompson Shpon and Hermey post strong totals. Final reserve score shows Glouster 52 Miller 50 as a key late surge settles the finish.
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Berry Mcclelland
Cartwright
MSY Ives
Glouster
Miller
Laurelville Defeats Fairfield School for Boys 55 to 36
Laurelville over Fairfield School for Boys 55 to 36 as Dozer led Laurelville with 22 points and Harthcock scored 17 for Fairfield, with significant contributions from several teammates. Final totals show Laurelville 60 and Fairfield 36 in the displayed period scores.
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Laurelville
Whitcraft
Kneece
Chestnut
Hettinger
Harmon
Disbennett
Fairfield School For Boys
Cathcart
Usry
Martin
Dozer
McLwain
Dunning
Johnson
Harthcock
Thompson
McManes
Holloway
Rutland Upsets Southwestern In Close Reserve Score
Rutland edges Southwestern 52 to 58 in a tight reserve contest with key contributions from Davis 6-6-18, Yarbrough 2-5-9, Hawkins 5-10, Kennedy 1-3-5, Knorr 4-82-10. Final tally Rutland 30 Southwestern 29 after third period surge.
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Rutland
Davis
Yarbrough
Hawkins
Kennedy
Knorr
Southwestern
Dillon
Hall
Karter
Motto
Shriver
Rites SS Siecle
Starr Washington vs North Gallia basketball score line
Starr Washington totals 22 17 and North Gallia 17 19 53 in a basketball matchup. Star players Gessels, Mitchell, Hager and Skidmore contributed across teams. Final figures show Starr Washington 40 points and North Gallia 53 points.
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Starr
Washington
Lambert
Swart
Mount
Cooke
Smith
Gessels
North Gallia
Garrett
Mitchell
Hager
Skidmore
Gaines
Payne
Morris
Starr-Washington
Rise Head 2-2-4 app Clark Eblen Sama Hummel
In a basketball score summary, Pomeroy leads with 58 points and Swisher 8, Radford 15, Logan 19, Moore 4, Whaley 7 as Athens trails with 387 to Pomeroy's 53 at final. The reserve score notes Athens 387 Pomeroy 53.
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Rise
Clark
Eblen
Sama
Hummel
Pomeroy
Swisher
Radford
Logan
Moore
Whaley
Athens
Wellston Triumphs Over Gallipolis In Reserve Game
Wellston 65 Gallipolis 58 in a reserve matchup. Wellston players Hayburn Buescher Martin Nicholas Lavender Jeffers Downard totaled 24 17 65 while Gallipolis added Gilmore Jackson Spencer Ford Gilkey Mitchell Ryal Davidson Meadows 22 14 58. Final reserve score 59 to 21 in Wellston’s favor.
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Wellston
Hayburn
Buescher
Martin
Nicholas
Lavender
Jeffers
Downard
Gallipolis
Gilmore
Jackson
Spencer
Ford
Gilkey
Mitchell
Ryal
Davidson
Meadows
Welibton Ee Iesk Seas Se
Kyger Creek Contests Incomplete Score Report
Incomplete score listing shows Kyger Creek and opponents with partial player totals and quarter by quarter notes. The fragment includes names such as Greaser, Ray Proffitt, Grase Bradley, White, Eblin and a reserve line with 68 36 52 35 29 totals, but many digits and sections are missing or unreadable.
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Racine
Greaser
Egie
Wallbrown
Cuntiey
Ray Proffitt
Diddle
Kyger Creek
Ae An
Es Hali
Grase Bradley
White
Eblin
Suarters
Ract
Ask Joe Wilman on Hook Ball Control in Bowling
The piece argues that while a big hook is admired the main goal is consistent control. It notes how Harry often overemphasizes finger lift wrist turn and body English risking accuracy. A controllable delivery beats a flashy hook for steady results.
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Harry
Free Better Bowling Tips Card From Joe Wilman
A pocket sized bowling tips card offers Joe Wilman’s advice and invites readers to request a copy by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper.
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Joe Wilman
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Baylor
Kan
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Columbia
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Rowland Congdon
Messenger
John Schroeder
Marshall Athletic Department
MecClintick
Young
Thundering Herd
DeKalb
Ill
Northern Illinois
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fresh
John Canine
Bill Szabo
Doug Parker
Bobkittens
By Tom Metters
Athens Highlagers
Mike Goodwin
Dan Wickerham
Jeff Werry
Weiland
Ironmen
Chris Mullins
Paul Green
Harold Howe
Mark Tannehill
Yellow Jackets
Bill Davis
George Sauer
Rick Spence
Mark Hermey
Jim Dish
Walt Leeper
Rich Mingus
Jerry Potts
Amos Wallbrown
Sherm Cundiff
Tornadoes
George Haney
Frank Swingle
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