Athens Bulldogs edge Logan 60 57 in SECUL clash
Athens held a narrow lead late and relied on foul line accuracy to beat Logan 60 to 57 at home. Roger Kuhn and Dick Harden led Logan with key scores, while Athens benefited from early 14 2 run and steady defense to secure the victory and stay in SECUL runnerup contention.
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Roger Kuhn
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Dick Harden
Roger MelIntorf
Larry Snyder
Jim Rutkoskie
Mike Hamilton
Ronnie Williams
Harden
Frank Hartsell
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Ironmen
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Ron Grogan
Ben Buckles
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Trish Brennan Faces Notre Dame Talent Challenge
South Bend report notes Terry Brennan, 25, entering his second Irish season after succeeding Frank Leahy. Brennan emphasizes need for strong linemen and fresh talent, saying Notre Dame must recruit aggressively while remaining optimistic about a solid program.
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Notre Dame
Geen
Catholic
Terry
Leahy
Purdue
Slingin Sam Baugh named head coach at Hardin Simmons Cowboys
Samuel Adams Baugh known as Slingin Sam signs a five year contract to coach Hardin Simmons University Cowboys. He succeeds Murray Evans who resigned under athletic committee pressure. Baugh says he will remain as associate coach and cites love of football over money. He rose to fame as a passer at Texas Christian and with the Washington Redskins setting passing records.
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Samuel Adrian Baugh
Sammy
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Sweetwater
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Murray Evans
Texas Christian
Ferry Breaks Down Forcing Hockey Postponement
Moscow High School postponed its basketball game at Silver Grove Kentucky after the ferry crossing the Ohio River broke down preventing the teams from reaching the venue.
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Moscow
Moscow High School
Silver Grove
Ohio River
Fights Last Night Draws Across Several Cities
Local boxing results list L C Morgan knocking out Ron Bling in Washington Pennsylvania. Don Anderson and mid o Piccone fought to a draw in Canonsburg and Canton. Pierre Lang lois stopped Fritz Wertzel in Rouen France, ending a crowded boxing night.
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France
Pierre Langlois
Fritz Wertzel
Germany
Dayton Flyers dominate Western Kentucky in 173-67 rout
Dayton Flyers led by 7 foot center Bill Uhl with 23 points upset Western Kentucky on their home floor as Uhl sparked the offense. The win came amid a busy Ohio college basketball night with Akron and Mount Union also posting conference victories.
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Associated Press
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Flyers
Western Kentucky
Ohio
Bill Uhl
Hilltoppers
Kentuckians
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Hilltop
Ralph Crosthwaite
Wittenberg
Akron
Zippers
Mike Harkins
Jim Beck
Mount Union
Purple Raiders
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Yeomen
Racing newcomer Thomas Nolan launches Gulfstream season
Hallandale Fla A newcomer to the turf Thomas D Nolan has eight horses at Gulfstream Park this season. Nolan bought 15 yearlings at summer sales and shipped the best to Florida to campaign under the Giad Acre Farm colors.
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Thomas D. Nolan
Gulfstream Park
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Florida
Bulldogs Outlast Chieftains 60-57 in Tight Battle
In a fluctuating contest the Wellston Golden Rockets routed Pomeroy 73-55 as Wellston pulled away after a 43-36 third quarter. Tom Swans sparked the Rockets with key baskets while Pomeroy struggled at the foul line shooting 13 of 33.
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Tom Swans
Welllston
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Dadecsnansee
Racine Edges Chester 67-61 to Break Tie for Second
Racine’s Purple Tornadoes pull away late to defeat Chester 67-61, ending a deadlock for second in the Meigs County race. Bob Taylor scores 28 before fouling out in the third with substitutes stepping up to hold Chester at bay.
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Racine
Purple Tornadoes
Bob Taylor
Larry Taylor
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Scrubs
Bob Birch
Carl Wolfe
Racine U R
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Riebel
IHL Scores Snapshot: Troy and Grand Rapids Play
IHL scoring brief shows Troy defeated Fort Wayne 3 to for Cincinnati 4 and Grand Rapids edged 0. The fragment lists three teams with mixed results and incomplete score details.
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Troy
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Holy Cross Crusaders Dominate St Francis Brooklyn
Holy Cross 82 56 St Francis Brooklyn as coach Lester Sheary guides Crusaders to sixth straight win. Heinsohn scores off bench while NC State Dayton Missouri and Kansas State all win in top rankings surrounding the victory. Murray Bailey sets Baylor scoring mark with 350 season points.
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Crusaders
Associated Press
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Brooklyn
Holy Cross
Heinsohn
North Carolina State
Dayton
Missouri
Vic Moledet
Rio Grande Beaten 58 56 by Beaver in Home Clash
Rio Grande Blue Men trailed Beaver all game but briefly led late before Beaver rallied to win 58 to 56. Beaver improves to 14 3 while Rio Grande slips to a flawless season end of streak with two minutes remaining. Evans leads Rio with 18 points and a 16 game total of 449. Hackney adds 15, Cofer 183 and Morgan 131.
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Beaver High School
Rio
Beaver
Ohio
Oak Hill
the Evans
Bill Hackney
Don Cofer
Micky Morgan
Seaweed Dienes
Lynch
Morgan
Kelfer
M and M Socks Tomcats In MVL Tilt
Glouster Tomcats lose 77-54 to M&M in Muskingum Valley League action. Keith 18 points Wolfe 15 for Glouster. Apperson 16 Legget 16 lead M&M. Glouster drops to 11th loss, four wins this season.
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Glouster Tomcats
M&m
Glouster
Tomcats
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Roger Wolfe
Keith
Wolfe
Grouster
Murray Apperson
Don Legget
Richardson
Ciouster Occatt
Hamilton, Heebe
Ironton topples Generals 72 to 51 in win
Ironton defeated McArthur 72 51 as Dick Armstrong scored 21 points while Tom Gill was held to eight. McArthur led early and stayed within reach before Ironton pulled away late in the game.
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McArthur
Dick Armstrong
Tom Gill
Generals
Balance of Scores Across Early Basketball Contests
Mount Union defeats Oberlin 71 to 58 while Akron edges Wittenberg 88 to 76. Dayton beats Western Kentucky 73 to 68. Baldwin Wallace 90 over Muskingum 88. Findlay 114 over Anderson 94. Memphis State defeats Xavier 67 to 61. Steubenville 75 over Gannon 72. Western Michigan 89 over Marshall 84. Iowa State prevails 67 to 63 against Kansas State. Oklahoma edges Wichita 86 to 80. Detroit 75 over N C State 68. Virginia beats Houston 91 to 65. Murray 78 over Phillips Oilers 65. Wake Forest 82 over Holy Cross 56. St Francis Brooklyn 56 by Santa Clara 58. San Jose State tops Steubenville contest results show mixed outcomes.
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Dayton
Bill Uhl
Western Kentucky
Missouri
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Oklahoma
Dick Stone
Wichita
Detroit
Murray Bailey
North Texas State
Bailey
John Starkey
Mount Union
Oberlin
Akron
Wittenberg
Houston
Murray
Phillips Oilers
Wake Forest
Belpre Edges Olive Orange In Overtime Thriller
Belpre defeats Olive Orange 72 to 70 in overtime as Pete Snyder scores the decisive layup with under ten seconds left. Gene Carpenter led Belpre with 24 points while Bob Powell tallied 24 for Olive Orange and Larry Osbourne added 17.
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Pete Snyder
Olive Orange
Eagles
Meigs County
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Tuppers Plaing
Powell
Olive - Orange
Larry Osbourne
Gene Carpenter
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Jackson Shades Hounds in 59 55 thriller
Jackson Iron men edge Nelsonville Greyhounds 59 to 55 as Bob Exline sinks two FTs with five seconds left. Exline totaled 20 points to lead Jackson. Gary Boycher had 18 for Nelsonville. Needing a late run, Jackson pulled away at the charity stripe after a 55-55 deadlock. Nelsonville reserves had earlier won 58-33.
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Bob Exline
Jackson Ironmen
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Exline
Nelsonville
Gary Boycher
Boycher
Artee
McDaniels
Jockoor
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Rolph
Duncan
Thomas Again Sets Record In Second-Half Surge
Middleport's Yellow Jackets push Gallipolis to limit as All-State guard Jimmy Thomas shatters school scoring record in a 90 to 66 SECAL basketball loss. Gallipolis clinches league lead with eighth straight win and 13-1 season mark. Shrider's reserves extend cage win streak to 42.
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Gallipolis
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Blue Devils
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Ohio University
Jim Snyder
Carroll Widdoes
W. J. Trautwein
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Dick Shrider
Jimmy Thomas
Roger Long
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Jim Puckett
Lloyd Roush
Jack Hill
Bob McKinney
Russ Smith
Raymond Turner
John Milhoan
John Fisher
Max Nelson
Terry Gallaher
Columbus East
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Shrider
Blue Imps
Phil Campbell
Paul Rees
Lester Plymate
John Venters
Kauff
Hindy
Ross Fleming
Gahs Frosh
Dleport Gee
Smanimamedem
Vccasekenom
Haffelt
Lee
A. H
Jack) Rhoads
Fd Heldman
Golf's New Gold Rush Provokes Alarm From USGA
Isaac B. Grainger, president of the USGA, warned that a rising wave of top amateurs turning pro threatens the sport. He cited champions such as Sam Arzetta, Billy Maxwell, Gene Littler, and Arnold Palmer deserting amateur ranks, plus Frank Stranahan and others, and criticized using amateur success to aid a big switch. Mick ey Wright also left amateur ranks at 19 after the Women’s National.
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Isaac B. Grainger
U. S. Golf Assn
Sam Arzetta
Billy Maxwell
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Frank Stranahan
al Mengert
Bud Holscher
Don Finsterwald
Tom Nieporte
Wesley Ellis
Mengert
Nieporte
Ellis
Grainger
Kid Stages Comeback Try for Dodgers and Boxers
Oldest Dodger Jackie Robinson at 36 contemplates a comeback as boxing stars Kid Gavilan and Sugar Ray Robinson face uncertain futures after costly losses. Gavilan resumes Friday at Madison Square Garden against Ernie Durando while Robinson weighs another run or retirement.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Kid Gavilan
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gavilan
Johnny Saxton
Robinson
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Miami
Madison Square Garden
Ernie
the Rock
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Buster) Sheary Putan
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