Gallipolis Edges Athens 53 51 In Hectic SEOL Clash
John Thomas keyed a late surge with steals and a layup as Gallipolis toppled Athens 53 51 in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League thriller. Milhoan led Gallipolis with 29 points while Athens guard Bevo Milhoan and center Wen Wade battled hard, but Gallipolis pulled ahead in the final minute for the win.
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Jack Gilbert
Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Athens
Bulldog Gymnasium
Blue Devils
John
Bevo) Milhoan
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
John Thomas
Jim
Millioa
Bulldogs
Thomas
Milhoan
Mulhoan
Larry Snyders
Wen Wade
Wade
Larry Russell
Milhon
Gallopolis
Yomeroy
Fomeroy Panthers
Logan
Chieftains
Jerry Sheridi
Chiefs
Panthers
Frank McLaughlin
Pomeroy
Mitch
Hawthorne
Lambert
Sheridan
Andrews
Theiss
Morgan
Ingram
Murray
Swain
Lappen
Dicken Oo Miniskis
McLaughlin
Buckles
A Nu Pomeroy
Logs
Wahama ends skid with late rally over Ripley
Wahama women or team edges Ripley last night as Joe Ford and Jimmy Roush combine for all Falcons 27 points in the final period. The Vikings rallied from a 0-point start to threaten, with Roush’s late basket work key to preserving Wahama’s lead and lifting season mark to 9-5 while dropping Ripley to 7-7.
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Vikings
Jackson
Joe Ford
Jimmy Roush
Falcons
Roush
Wahama
Ripley
Arnold
Oliver
Ford
Ib Clark
Paugh
Ghancey
Rh Slater
Harless
N Easter
Skeens
Sne All-Ohio
Bulldogs
Wade
Russell
Morehead Star Mayabb Withdraws From Morehead College
Jess Mayabb, 24, co-captain and senior guard for Morehead College, leaves school after flunking semester exams. He carried a 1.18 average over 13 games, hailed as a clutch player as Morehead faces Marshall College in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Moremeau
Jess Mayabb
Morehead
Mayabb
Middletown
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Racine Tornadoes Tie in League Play with Rutland Win
Racine tied for second in the league after a 78 64 victory over Rutland. Paul Bostick led Racine with 25 points, Doug Graham added 19, and Harold Carson scored 29 for the evening while Racine reserves also contributed. Athens leads the league with a 10th win and 12th setback for one defeat.
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Racine
Racine Sturpie Tornadoes
Har- Gare
Rutland
Red Devils
Tornadoes
Paul Bostick
Doug Graham
Harold Carson
P Cremeans
Bartrum
Hyves
Carson
Schoonover
Searles
Eads
Dugan
GFPI
Graham
Bostick
Birch
Powell
Wolfe
Taylors
Herdman and
Russell
Iecal
Athens
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Charles Bostic
Goslmore
Larry Bishop
Hhe Little Bulldogs
Saal Rees
Lnceieel
Ant Dean Hekeal Venters
Jenkins
Russia
Colo
Finland
Auias Sant Ae
Sweden
Freid
Danzer
Luedle
Wheeler
Austra
Norway
Cats Post 2nd Win Over Malta-McConnelsville
Cats won their second game of the season last night defeating Malta McConnelsville 52 to an unspecified score. The report notes strong play from the Cats and highlights key players contributing to the victory.
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uLuusrEn
Ulusters
Would-Be Poets Haunt This Corner
A sports editor notes declines in reader letters and praises recent basketball poems sent to the desk. The column discusses frustration with referees and how fans perceive game flow, claiming modern coaches and players have changed from past tendencies.
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Ken Loeffler
Texas A. & ML
Ind
Ema Fan
Indians Edge Cards 66-59 in tight contest
The Indians defeated the Cardinals 66 to 59 in a close game. Trimble's Mike Morrison led with 31 points while Bob Burson contributed for the Indians. The Plains also halted Trimble’s upset bid, keeping the score tight through the second half.
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Indians
Ane Flalns
Loaen
Bob Burson
Plains
Cardinals
Mike Morrison
Trimble
Carter Faces Cisco Andrade In 10 Round Title Bout
Jimmy Carter seeks another light weight crown shot as he meets Cisco Andrade in a nationally televised 10 round bout from Chicago Stadium. Carter, 32, fights for the 100th time and is a heavy favorite over the Compton challenger who has won and lost the title thrice.
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Cmivally
Jimmy Carter
Assy Cisco Andrade
Chicago Stadium
ABC
Carter
Compton
Cali
Foe
Rio Grande and Oak Hill Fight Close in Class B District Thu
Rio Grande trailed late but surged to lead 31 37 after three quarters, then faded in the final period. Clyde Evans scored 25 for Oak Hill as DAK Hill 10 Grange Athens chase the district tourney title. Oak Hill drops its first three league games but wins two SECA contests.
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Dak Hill
Grange
Athens
Ost
All Oaks
Ohio
Clyde Evans
Coe
Jous Doyle
Smales
Rio Grande
Oak Hill
Lucasville
South Webster
Allensville
Jackyson
Gfp Cain
Crothers
Evane
Garber
Redlegs trade Collum for Brooks Lawrence with Cardinals
Cincinnati sends lefty Jackie Collum back to St. Louis for right hander Brooks Lawrence. Collum had been mostly relief for the Reds after a May 1963 acquisition from the Cardinals. Lawrence, 6 feet, 200 pounds, had a 1–5 record with the Cards and finished with Oakland in the Pacific Coast League posting a 2.37 ERA.
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Cincinnalin
Linennati Redlegs
Jackie Collum
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooks Lawrence
Collum
Eds
St. Louis
Eddie Erautt
Cincinnati
Lawrence
Springfelt
Caks
Oakland
Beecham defeats Johnson in Miami Beach boxing bout
In Miami Beach, Jimmy Beecham of Miami, at 138 pounds, outpoints Georgie Johnson, 130 pounds, in a televised fight that night.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Georgie Johnson
Trenton
Buck Weaver, Black Sox figure, dies at 84
Former Chicago White Sox third baseman George Buck Weaver, who stood by his claim of innocence after the 1919 World Series scandal, died Tuesday at age 84. Weaver spent decades seeking to clear his name in the historic conspiracy case tied to a $100,000 payoff and Cincinnati's win in the series.
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Black Sox
Buck Weaver
Chicago
George Buck
Weaver
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Cincinnati
Dons Extend Skein as San Francisco Presses Toward 51st Win
The Dons solidified a 41 51 0 season with a 67 40 win over San Jose State, led by Lou Estes and Bill Russell. St. Francis of Brooklyn kept its streak alive with a 92 82 victory over St Peter’s, while Southern Methodist controlled the Southwest with a 92 72 win over Baylor. Kansas edged Oklahoma A&M as the Coast Conference battles continued.
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San Jose State
San Francisco
Corvallis
Ore
Mar
Peru
Neb
Bill Russell
K. Cy Jones
Hal Perry
Dons
St. Francis
Brooklyn
St. Peter’s
New Jersey
Terriers
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Acd
Phog Allen
Hank Iba
Kansas
Oklahoma A&m
Succeed Tigers Harp New Mentor High Coach Appointment
Tressel named mentor at Mentor High School to lead football program. He acknowledges the big job and hard work ahead as Washington high grid squad prepares to remain intact for a 1956 season after missing every regular player from 1955.
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Mentor High
Aid Tressel
Washington High
Lunes
Hounds Rally To Edge Rockets 71 69 In Nelsonville Defeat
Nelsonville hosts Wells as the Hounds erase a fourth quarter deficit to beat the Rockets 71 to 69. Key scorers include Hughes with 12 points for Wellston and Keating plus McQuaid and Dixon contributing for Nelsonville. Hounds win the late thriller on a final layup by Bob Hughes.
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John Ward
Stomas
Nelsonville
Nelson
Jer
Hughith
Lie Ramsey
Keating
Tom McQuaid
Wayne
Bast Dixon
Bob’ Young
Wells
Hounds
Hughes
Rockets
Wellston
Potts
Jack Monks
Nelsonvile
Gft Keating
F Oene
McQuaid
Young
Dixon
Stufflebean
Pierce
Bentley
Nelsonville Center
Bob Wellston
GFP
Ramsey
Evans
Walton
Bates
Sturgeon
Compston
College and college basketball scores on scattered games
A collage of final scores from college and NBA games lists numerous results. Notable tallies include Xavier Ohio 70 over Spring Hill, San Francisco 67 over Arizona State Tempe 72, and Boston 91 over St. Louis 114 with several others featuring Muskingum, New Lexington, and Wellston among many teams.
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College
Kansas
Oklahoma
A&m
Muskingum
Hiram Ti
N. C. State
Virginia
Xavier
Ohio
Spring Hill
McLupey
Homer
Union
Alan Newark
St. ‘Francis
New Western
Kentucky
Middle Lexington
St. Aloysius
Tenn
Lancaster St. Mary
Bremen
Knoxville
Parkersburg
W. Va
Main- Chesapeake
Fairland
Nelsonville
Wellston
Steubenville
Toronto
NBA New York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Rochester
St. Louis
Boston
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Armstrong
Gilliland
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Durkin
R. Saunders
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Webb
Wolf
McArthur Wen
Baw Ace
Loreheads Mayabb Wihdows
Runt School
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John Warn Nelsonville
Wallop
Cats
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Slouster
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Durose
Ralph
Calis
Cerloee
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Middleport
U. Middleport
Morris
Baker
F A Hovatier
McKinney
Dons’ Skein
ED Wilks
The
Associated Press
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Dan Mannix Smu
Sen Srasheee
N.C
Jim Krebs
ACC
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Igger
Lou Estes
Ginia
Everett Case
L. Francis
St. Petr
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