Merrimack Pumps Ohio 5 3 In Hockey Showdown
Merrimack College stunned Ohio University 5-3 with two quick first period goals at 18:34 and 18:24, snapping a 1-1 tie and boosting Ohio to a 3-2 season mark. Ohio goalie Wayne Marshall made 38 saves as Merrimack outshot 27-? in a rough game.
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Bowling Style Question Sparks Lou Campi Debate
Loretta G of Trenton asks how Campi wins titles with his right foot finish. He explains his unique style formed in youth and warns it may not suit others. The column notes some players like Streibeck Dyer and Fellmeth once used extreme backswings but advise normal form for most bowlers.
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Tor Roy Dunfee and Jock Rosser are named in a fragmentary notice with unclear context and no identifiable event details. Evidence of two individuals appears amid garbled OCR text from a historical newspaper page.
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Tor Roy Dunfee
Jock Rosser
Ohio U Faces Unbeaten Illinois and Northwestern on Road
Ohio University basketball, 2-2 after a 100-89 loss to Purdue, meets 4-0 Illinois in Champaign Tuesday and 4-1 Northwestern in Evanston Thursday. Illini scorers include Scholz 20 ppg and Pace 13 ppg, while Bobcats rely on Canine 18.5 ppg and McKee 16 ppg as they seek defense upgrades.
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Top Ten College Basketball Faces Rough Night
Ninth-ranked St Bonaventure fell 71 to 68 to Detroit as Bob Lanier was outscored by Olympic star Spencer Haywood in a tight defensive battle. The Associated Press poll also noted struggles for other Top Ten teams as North Carolina overcame an early scare.
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Associated Press
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North Carolina
UC Loses as USC Beats Bearcats in West Clash
The University of Cincinnati dropped to 1st defeat, 83-68, as 7foot-1 Ron Taylor led USC with 27 points and 19 rebounds. Ohio State won 75-74 at Washington State with Cleamons scoring the last points.
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College Cage Scores Across Regions
Ohio State beat Washington State 75 74 while Southern California topped Cincinnati 83 68 and Vanderbilt defeated Bowling Green 92 67. Kentucky Wesleyan won 74 70 over Akron as Ohio Wesleyan fell to Point Park 70 68.
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Bobcats Highlight in National Service Statistics Report
Ohio University appears in nine National Collegiate Sports Services final season categories, leading in pass interception avoidance at 2.4 percent and punt return defense at 28 yards per return. Individual leaders include Cleve Bryant in total offense and Bill Pataki in kick scoring, with team marks in total offense and scoring. Five MAC teams appear in forward pass defense led by Kent State and others.
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8th Grade Team Delivers Third Win 42-27
Athens eighth grade basketball posted its third win of the season 42-27 Saturday at Marietta. Steve Inbody led the future Bulldogs with 12 points while Don Wood scored 14 against Wellston and 20 against Logan. Earlier wins came over Wellston 53-21 and Logan 53-40.
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Wood
Dissenter Shakes Up No 2 in AP College Poll
UCLA remains No 1 with 29 first place votes but loses a unanimous choice as North Carolina grabs the remaining first place ballot. North Carolina holds No 2 with 542 points, followed by Davidson and a reshuffled top 10 including Santa Clara, New Mexico State, and Louisville. Baseball note: Keith Lampard of Oklahoma City, born in Warrington, England, hit .266 last season.
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Ohio U Gridders Sweat Through Freeze Ahead of Tangerine Bowl
Ohio University football began two day drills Monday as it braces for the Tangerine Bowl showdown with Richmond on Friday December 27. Players warmed up despite freezing conditions and sweat on helmets froze into icicles after practice. They practiced indoors in the afternoon for better footing on the icy turf.
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