Chauncey Dover tops Trimble 50 47 to end 37-game skid
In Athens County League action Chauncey Dover defeated Trimble 50 to 47 ending Trimble’s 37 game losing streak. Kim Lindner scored 16 and Larry Evener 15 for Chauncey Dover while Ed Bolin led Trimble with 19.
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Trimble
Chauncey Dover
Kim Lindner
Larry Evener
Blue Devil
Ed Bolin
Evener
Miller
Erdy
Bolin
Snyder
Russell
Chauncey-Dover
TR Taoe Cos Beaks
Fisher
Birch
Greenies Defeat York Five for Fourth Straight Win
Ames Bern and the Greenies earned sole possession of first in the Athens County League by beating defending champion York 75-57. Al Bowen led a balanced attack as the Greenies jumped to a 23-16 edge in the first quarter and held the lead the rest of the game before a large crowd watched the victory.
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Amesville
Ames Bern
York
al Bowen
Albany Dominates Rome Canaan In ACL Clash
Albany used a fast start to defeat Rome Canaan 77 54 in an Athens County League game. Dan Stright led Albany with 22 points and John McDaniel added 21. Rome Canaan was led by Butcher with 19 and McDaniel 21 from the Romans. Albany stays 3 1 in ACL play, Rome Canaan remains winless in county play.
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Albany
Rome- Canaan
John Riebel
Red Devils
Devil
Dan Stright
Dave Hudnell
John McDaniel
John Butcher
Romans
Bibbee's Late Shot Sparks Carthage Troy Victory
Larry Bibbee hit a go ahead field goal with a minute left lifting Carthage Troy to a 51-50 win over The Plains in ACL play. Bibbee led all scorers with 22 points as The Plains final shot missed. The Plains and Carthage Troy both sit 2-2 in league play.
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Coolville
Larry Bibbee
Carthage Troy
Plains
Bibbee
Trojans
Indians
Carthage-Troy
Carthage- Troy
Pat Eddy
the Plains
Wildcats Win Eighth Straight as Villanova Shines
Villanova under Jack Kraft improves to 8-0 led by Hubie White as they upset St Francis (Pa) 64-59 in Philadelphia. Seton Hall, Dayton, and Xavier also win while Penn and LaSalle fall from unbeaten ranks.
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St. Francis
Philadelphia
LaSalle
Penn
Quakers
Billy McGill Tops Scorers
NEW YORK Billy McGill the 6-10 Utah ace leads early national major college scoring with 259 points in seven games and a 37 point pace. He also ranks sixth in rebounding as first season statistics show Foley from Holy Cross and Dischinger from Purdue among top scorers.
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New York
Billy
the Hill
McGill
Utah
Gonzaga
Frank Burgess
Ncaa Service Bureau
Jack
Foley
Holy Cross
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Cage Scores College Basketball Roundup
East region results feature St. John’s over St. Joseph’s 92 to 64 and LaSalle over Penn 69 to 57. Princeton tops Rutgers 81 to 65 while Army defeats Boston University 57 to 54. Seton Hall beats Rider 81 to 79. Louisville edges St. Louis 68 to 58 and Missouri prevails over Tennessee 86 to 61. Georgia Tech falls to Baylor 57 to 44. Centenary beats Richmond 84 to 69. Midwest shows Dayton 62 over Aegis 45, Minnesota 70 over Arizona State 68, Xavier 67 over Providence 53, Marquette 92 over Wisconsin 75, Creighton 74 over UCLA 72. South sees South Carolina 70 over Michigan 68, Western Michigan 81 over San Diego State 60, Houston 63 over Mississippi 62, Oklahoma City 73 over Texas Christian 62, Washington 75 over Idaho 66, Wyoming 71 over Nebraska 7, Fresno State 81 over Washington State 72, Denver 41 over Colorado College 40, San Jose State 60 over Brigham Young 54.
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Seton Hall
Rider College
Nick Workman
Dayton
Regis
Providence
Midwest
Xavier
Friars
Cincinnati
LaSalle
Penn
Villanova
St. Francis
Princeton
Rutgers
Army
Boston University
Rider
SOUTH
Louisville
St. Louis
Missouri
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Baylor
Centenary
Richmond
Aegis
Minnesota
Arizona State
Marquette
Wisconsin
Creighton
UCLA
South Carolina
Michigan
Western Michigan
San Diego State
Big Blacks Top Williamstown 72 71 In Close Battle
Point Pleasant coach Dick Horton’s Big Blacks improved to 3-0 by narrowly defeating Williamstown 72-71. Howard Lee Miller scored 27 before fouling out, with Lester Masti sko 16 and John Prince 8. Pat Woody led Williamstown with 23, Doug Stanley 20, Ted Duval 12. The Yellow Jackets led 6-1 early, then the Big Blacks surged to a 36-36 halftime. The third quarter gave PP a 10-point edge, sealing the win. The Little Blacks won 38-35 behind John Crandall’s nine. Next game is Jan 5 at Parkersburg Catholic.
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Point Pleasant
Dick Horton
Big Blacks
Williamstown Yellow Jackets
Howard Lee Miller
Lester Mastisko
John Prince
Yellow Jackets
Pat Woody
Doug Stanley
Ted Duval
Little Blacks
John Crandall
Parkersburg Catholic
Williams’n
Waterloo Edges Shade To Stay In Athens County Lead
Waterloo 54 Shade 50 in a county league basketball game as Ken Neville’s Rockets overcome a 21-18 halftime deficit. Otis Guthrie led Shade with 21 points, Darrell Smith scored 16 for Waterloo, and Waterloo improved to 3-1 in county play while Shade dropped to 1-3.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo
Rockets
Shade
Otis Guthrie
Darrell Smith
Frye
Jordan
Jeffers
Don Bobo
Guthrie
Rice
McKibben
Smith
Kisor
Shambart
SNGGO
Cs Vies
Hefferle Quits Boston Post
Boston College seeks a new football coach after Ernie Hefferle resigns to return to the University of Pittsburgh as an assistant. Hefferle, 46, went 7 12 1 over two seasons and had one year left on his three year pact following succeeding Mike Holovak after the 1959 season.
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Boston
Boston College
Ernie Hefferle
University of Pittsburgh
Hefferle
Mike Holovak
Duquesne
Tulane Names New Coach Tom O'Boyle
Tulane selected Tom O'Boyle, 44, as head football coach to replace Andy Pilney after a 2 8 season. O'Boyle, a former star guard at Tulane, will recruit aggressively and assemble a new staff while evaluating his five year contract and prior coaching roles at Kansas State Duke and Miami.
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New Orleans
Tommy O’boyle
Tulane
O’boyle
Andy Pilney
Green Wave
Pitney
Kansas State
Duke
Miami
Fla
Southwest Missouri State University
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Certified Oil CO
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