Bulldogs Hand Lancaster First Loss as Wren Scores 31
Athens Bulldogs beat Lancaster 65 to 55 for Lancaster's first defeat in eight games. Mike Wren led Athens with 31 points while Todd Snyder added 15 and Adams 6. Lancaster's Baughman had 16 and Kern 12 as the Gales were outscored in the fourth quarter by Athens from the foul line.
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McAfee Uses Zone to Stifle Lancaster Victory
Athens Bulldogs coach Charley McAfee stifled Lancaster with a 1-3-1 zone after an initial man-to-man look. Mike Wren led Lancaster with 31 points while Rex Kern and Dick Adams added rebounding support as Portsmouth’s George Hill noted his team’s disciplined shuffle offense.
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Ex Athens Lad Honored In Palmetto Football League
Don C. Strawn III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Strawn Jr., received a Sportsmanship Award for participation in Palmetto Boys' Club Junior Football League. The trophy was presented at a banquet honoring the players.
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Barboursville tops Point Pleasant in holiday tourney final
Barboursville defeated Point Pleasant 84 to 52 in the finals with Rocky Harshbarger scoring 21 and Dan Porter 15. Buck Call added 14 for Barboursville while Point Pleasant received 21 from Marnhout and 15 from Wiggins in a mismatch that saw Barboursville lead by as much as 36 points. Point Pleasant next hosts Princeton on Jan. 7.
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Butler and Toledo edge Otterbein in tight finish
In the Elsewhere tournaments Otterbein falls 79 75 to Butler 8 9 Notre Dame? No. Wait. Collegiate results show Evansville beats Marquette 88 86 Kent State 77 Yale 75 while Princeton 62 Navy 47 and Columbia 83 Brown 68 Pitt 69 Rochester 64 Kodak Classic Consolation.
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Stadium Site Opposed In Cincinnati City Rally
A Cincinnati citizens group led by William Mallory opposes a proposed 32 million stadium near Crosley Field. The group accuses city officials of failing to rehabilitate the West End as plans aim to attract a National Football League team for the 1960 season. The Stadium Steering Committee had earlier named a site, but the choice is not final amid local opposition.
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College basketball scores from various early season tournaments
Consolation Brigham Young 9, St Bonaventure Cornell 98, Niagara 83. Semifinals Temple 66, LaSalle 59, at St Joseph's 91. Minnesota 66. Los Angeles Classic Syracuse 105, Northwestern 75. St John's 102, LSU 62. UCLA 8 2, Purdue 70, S Calif 74, Vandervilt 72. All College Wyoming 105, Bowling Green 70. Xavier Ohio 98, Texas A&M S86. Okla City 101, R Island 898. Virginia Tech 91, Wichita 90. Big Fight Kan State St Colorado 67, Missouri 65, Okla St 63, ot Nebraska 92, Oklahoma 79. Kansas 73, Iowa State 66. Far West Classic Michigan 83, Air Force 74. Wash State 76, Oregon 58. Oregon St 56, Ariz State 46. Stanford 03, Utah State 79. First Round Results Gator Bowl Penn State 68, Alabama 66. Florida 72, DePaul 64. Sugar Bowl Maryland 69, Houston 5& Dayton 85, Auburn 71. American Legion Arizona 62, California 5& Seattle 95, Texas 80. Sun Carnival Tex Western 93, Loyola La 56 lower 77, Arkansas 7h. Poinsettia Classic Manhattan 4, Furman 42. Arkansas State College Miami Ohio 80, Rutgers 69. Ark State Col 92, Rice 75 a. Kentucky 198, Notre Dame 6? Wisconsin 84, Pensylvania 70. Georgia 91, Jacksonville 71.
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Trio Leads Chauncey To Victory Over Waterloo Rockets
Chauncey beat Waterloo 95 to 67 behind Glen Bridgewater 31 points and 24 from Joe Mingus and 23 from Roger Bentley. Waterloo led 27-13 early, trailed 38-33 at half, but Chauncey surged 33 points in the fourth to pull away. Waterloo rebound leaders included Llewellyn with 15. Chauncey improves to 6-4. Waterloo 5-5.
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Bobcats Welcome Brown in Grover Center Showdown
Ohio University hosts Brown University at Grover Center in a nonconference clash tipping at 8 p m. The Bobcats aim to snap a two game skid and rise above .500 while Brown seeks a 5 4 mark after a 59 51 win at Rochester and an 83 63 loss to Columbia.
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