Glouster Tomcats Crown York Holiday Tourney Champion
Glouster trotted past Miller 53 to 28 to claim the York Holiday Tournament title as Don McDonald poured in 27 points and Tim McClelland added 10. Nelsonville beat York 80 to 50 in the consolation game, with Pancake, Ritz and James leading the Greyhounds. York played without forward Mike Wilson who broke a wrist.
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Don McDonald
Glouster Tomcats
Miller
York
Nelsonville
Mike Wilson
S2art & Muu
Tim McClelland
Glouster
Virgil Grandy
John McCormick
David Gatchell
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Tomcats
Bob Ritz
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Jim Pancake
Bob Richards
Jamie James
Wayne Evans
Steve Grinstead
Greyhounds
Wilson
Rome-Canaan
Bruins
Telecast Reveals Culprit in Browns Victory Dressing Room
A Syracuse youth who appeared on television in the Browns dressing room after a 27 0 win over the Colts admitted taking Frank Ryan's game ball. Police recovered the ball from the 16 year old, who was identified by a viewer. No charges planned.
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Cleveland Browns
Browns
Baltimore Colts
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Ft. Worth
Tex
Rutland Beats Hannan Trace In Holiday Tourney Opener
Rutland defeats Hannan-Trace 52 to 43 in the Hannan-Trace Holiday Tournament opener. Rutland improves to 2-2 while Hannan-Trace slips to 7-? as Hannan (W Va) advances to tonight’s final with a 57-55 win over Decatur-Washington.
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Rutland
Hannan-Trace
Red Devils
Hannan
W. Va
Decatur - Washington
Hannan Trace
Zaleski
Wellsten
the Plains
Allensylle
Rastern
Decatur-Washington
Ratland
Hanman
Ima Milton
Waterloo Rockets rally to beat Union Furnace Warriors
Waterloo's Rockets erased a 21 point halftime deficit to defeat Union Furnace 66 to 62. Fred Davis scored 19 points on clutch late free throws, Bill Brown added 17, Ron Llewellyn 13 as Waterloo improves to 6-5. Larry McDaniel led Union Furnace with 21 points. Next, Waterloo at Carthage Troy January 8.
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Marshfield
Waterloo
Rockets
Union Furnace Warriors
Ken Neville
Fred Davis
Bill Brown
Ron Llewellyn
Union Furnace
Warriors
Larry McDaniel
Carthage
Troy
Miller
Union Furnace and Waterloo Battle on Court
Secrecy Quarters show Union Furnace defeating Waterloo by a narrow margin. Scorers listed include L McDaniel and D McDaniel for Union Furnace with totals near 23 and 66 for the team, while Brown, Davis, Llewellyn, Collins, and Keffer lead Waterloo scoring. Final score Union Furnace 30 Waterloo 29.
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Waterloo
Ladies Doubles Scores Highlight Ini Z Event
The report notes scores from the Ini Z tournament focusing on the ladies doubles competition. Details on players and match outcomes are listed in the readable segments.
Wildcats Triumph In Charlotte Invitational 81 63
Davidson College defends its Charlotte Invitational title by beating Ohio University 81 63. Dick Snyder and Fred Hetzel led with 23 points each, Don Hill topped Ohio with 17, and the game drew 11 666 fans. Ohio fell to 5 3 and travels to Bowling Green next.
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Wildcats
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Pennsylvania
Texas
Dick Snyder
North Canton
Ohio
Bobcats
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Ohio versus Davidson basketball score line report
Ohio and Davidson played a game with Ohio scoring 42 points and Davidson 81. Davidson players Hetzel Snyder Marcon Teague Briggs Byrd contributed notable figures, while Ohio players Haley Davis Hammond Schroeder Weirich Brown Fowlkes added to the totals. Final lineup totals show Ohio 25 13 63 and Davidson 29 23 81 with no score otherwise stated.
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Hill
Haley
Davis
Hammond
Schroeder
Weirich
Brown
Fowlkes
Davidson
Hetzel
Snyder
Marcon
Teague
Briggs
Byrd
Holiday and Tournament Scores Across Divisions
Scores from the Findlay holiday tourney and multiple invitational events show Cedarville and Ohio University in decisive wins, with Miami of Ohio celebrating a high score and Ball State suffering a large defeat. Several classic tournaments and roundups list standout performances and upcoming games.
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Miami
Ball State
Toledo
Butler
Findlay
Northern
Cedarville
Heidelberg
Otterbein
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Ind
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Maine
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Crothers Sparks Jackson Past Oak Hill In Nonleague Win
Dan Buck Crothers scored 25 to lift the Jackson Ironmen to a 71 55 victory over Oak Hill on Tuesday night. Larry Rose added 23 and Scott Bierley 12 for Jackson which moved to 3 3 on the season while Oak Hill dropped to 1 5. Oak Hill led briefly in the second period before Jackson pulled away, and Reserve Jackson edged Oak Hill juniors 42 36.
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Buck) Crothers
Jackson Ironmen
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Scott Bierley
Ironmen
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Jeff Davis
Reese
Parkes
J. Davis
RL Davis
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Rose
Shelton
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Jenkins
Creee
Jochson
Point Pleasant Falls In Milton Holiday Tournament
Point Pleasant loses 83 74 to Barboursville in Milton West Virginia with Steve Blain scoring 27 for the Big Blacks and David McCloud adding 30 for Barboursville. Barboursville made 25 of 42 free throws to Point Pleasant 22 of 34, as Ron Fowlkes Led Point Pleasant with 19 points and Blain added 27.
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Ron Fowlkes
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Blaine
Marahout
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Beam
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Fouls Hurt Logan In Loss At Waverly Tigers
Logan falls 70 to 50 at Waverly as Tigers draw many free throws in the second half. Jim Phelps scores ten for Logan, with Gasser Auker Westfall contributing in a losing effort.
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Tom Auker
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Reds Name Traveling Secretary
Cincinnati based report states Paul Campbell is named traveling secretary for the Reds succeeding Avery Robbins who resigned to enter private business in Columbus Ohio. Campbell 47 has a long baseball career as first baseman with the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers and served as general manager for teams in Lynchburg Virginia Wilson North Carolina and Louisville Kentucky. He has been a Reds scout since 1959 and will assume duties soon. Campbell is a Charlotte North Carolina native.
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Cincinnati Reds
Avery Robbins
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Albany and Racine Set for Holiday Tournament Final
Albany hosts and toppling Chauncey 92 65 to reach the final while Racine defeats Hamden 84 62. Albany star Jerry Morrison scores 20 as Jerry Turner 18 and Baxter Ervin 11 pace the Red Devils. Racine gets 21 from Roger Adams and 20 from Gordon Fisher as they advance to meet Albany at 8 30 p m tonight.
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Jerry Turner
Loyd Colburn
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Dick Canade
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Basketball scoreboard shows Chauncey and Racine in high scoring game
Albany Morrison led with 9 points while Chauncey and Racine posted strong totals. Chauncey finished with 48 points to Racine 84 as Hamden and Randant shared the later scores in the 1936 racing round.
Eastern and Zaleski to Clash in Holiday Tourney Final
Eastern defeats Allensville 79 to 60 to stay unbeaten at 7-0 led by Ken Hartung 36 points while Zaleski comes from behind to beat The Plains 48 to 44. Greg Linscott led The Plains with 16 points as Zaleski outrebounded 49-28 and earns a finals berth against Eastern tonight.
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Farrington Honored at Ninth Horseman Award
Lexington Kentucky harness driver Robert G Farrington is named winner of the ninth annual Horseman and Fair World Magazine Horseman Award recognizing his contributions to the sport.
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Robert G Farrington
Horseman &Fair World Magazine
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