Perennial MAC Powers Battle For Cellar
Ohio University meets Miami in a crucial Mid-American Conference showdown at Withrow Court. Ohio trails at 0-6 in MAC and 3-13 overall, while Miami is 1-5 in conference and 6-8 overall. Key players include Fred Foster for Miami and Gerald McKee for Ohio, with Parker and Canine contributing for the Bobcats. Tipoff is 3:30 p.m. Saturday following a 1:30 p.m. freshman game.
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College Scores From OHIO to Southwest Conference
Scores reported across divisions show Ohio teams Toledo 72 over Kent State 62, Xavier 97 over DePaul 78, Ashland 56 over Mt. Union 40, Wilmington 103 over Urbana 9, Malone 60 over Walah 71, Saint Bonaventure 64 over Villanova 62, Niagara 116 over Syracuse 107, Boston College 86 over Providence 70, Massachusetts 65 over Connecticut 43, Penn State 68 over Temple 8, Mississippi 63 over Mississippi State 53, Louisville 73 over St. Louis 63, Davidson 81 over Virginia Tech 76, Auburn 62 over Georgia 56, Evansville 84 over Indiana State 78, Bell State 87 over Eastern Illinois 82, Depauw 68 over Butler 66, Wichita State 79 over Drake 78, SW Missouri 67 over Southern Illinois 62, Lamer Tech 114 over No. Mich. 92.
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Southeast Ohio League Basketball Stats Tighten Top Leaders
In Seoul Stix Departments Getting Tighter Athens holds field goal precision and fouls. Bronton leads free throws while Logan tops rebounds. Leaders mostly unchanged with runners-up moving closer as totals dip slightly after last week performances.
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Phil Rice
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Steve Jeffers
Bronton
Asking Joe Wilman About Bowling Spare Angles
Gary R from DuBois asks why his strikes rose after changing from three to four steps, yet his spares and average stayed similar. The reply explains that a faster strike ball needs adjusted spare angles. with greater speed, the ball hooks less, so Gary must learn new spare angles to avoid gutter leaves like the 6-10.
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Toledo Rockets Tie for MAC Lead After Kent State Win
Toledo upset Kent State 72-62 to pull even atop the Mid American Conference with Bowling Green and Western Michigan. Steve Mix led Toledo with 21 points as Kent State’s Doug Grayson scored 27 in a losing effort. Cincinnati fell 74-72 to Bradley in Peoria as Larry Smith hit two crucial free throws in the final 34 seconds. Cincinnati’s John Howard led all scorers with 31. Otterbein defeated Marietta 93-85 to stay unbeaten in the Ohio Conference. Lorenzo Hunt scored 24 for Otterbein.
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al Smith
Steve Mix
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Doug Grayson
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Miller Falcons Fall to Rosecrans in Makeup Game
Miller High School's Falcons lost 85 to 73 at Rosecrans in a makeup contest. Ric Spence led Miller with 20 points, Mark Hermey 18, and Bob Mathews 14, while Spence had 12 rebounds. Rosecrans, led by Roger Snider with 24 and Pat Dinan 22, improved to 14 losses only to Federal Hocking earlier in the season. Miller visits New Lexington St. Aloysius Saturday night.
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Pro Basketball Wednesday Scores and Upcoming Games
Wednesday results feature Baltimore 113 over Detroit 108 New York 128 beat Cincinnati 126 in OT Boston 118 over Chicago 109 Los Angeles 110 defeated St Louis 102. ABA standings show Anaheim 112 over Denver 105 New Jersey 119 over Dallas Indiana 119 over Pittsburgh 113. Upcoming games include San Francisco at San Diego St Louis at Seattle York vs Chicago Evansville nd and Baltimore at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Seattle at Los Angeles.
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Brundage Urges Clean Amateurism at IOC Session
Avery Brundage, president of the IOC, told Olympic athletes in Grenoble that those aiming to make money are not eligible and not wanted. He argued amateurism is a matter of conscience, warning against those paid by sponsors or manufacturers and urging honest, sport for sport's sake participation.
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Browns Snare Beutler As Schoen Leads Draft Picks
Cleveland Browns select Tom Schoen a Notre Dame defensive back and Memphis State halfback plus a large Ohio and national college talent slate in the eighth round and other new picks. Cincinnati Bengals acquire 41 players led by QB Dewey Warren amid a wide spread of college standouts across positions and schools.
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Marshall Faces Houston In NIT Showdown At MSG
Marshall University basketball heads to New York City to face top ranked Houston at Madison Square Garden. The Herd, 10-5, meets 19-0 Houston while aiming to stay in MAC title race and boost NCAA or NIT hopes. Coach Ellis Johnson emphasizes tight man defense to counter Cougar size and speed.
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Jackson Grid Coach Submits Resignation
Jackson High School football coach Bob Callahan submitted his resignation at a Jackson Board of Education meeting. Callahan, a Lebanon native and Eastern Kentucky State College graduate, led the team for three seasons from 1965 with an 14-16 overall record and an 8-2 mark in 1965, tying for second in the SECAL with Logan and Gallipolis behind Athens.
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Preakness Date Set For May 18 This Year
The Preakness Stakes, the middle jewel of the triple crown, will be run on May 18 this year. The race at Pimlico is a key showdown following the Kentucky Derby and before the Belmont Stakes.
Fresh Tourney Underway for Athens Ninth Graders
Athens ninth grade basketball opens Southeastern Ohio Athletic League freshman tournament with a 5:30 p.m. trip to Nelsonville. Athens defends the title and would reach the semifinals at home against Logan if they win. Logan beat Wellston 34-31 as Mark Shaw scored 11 and Rory McBroom 10.
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