Poll Shifts as Canton McKinley Leads Ohio High School Basketball
In The Associated Press poll Canton McKinley stays atop the Class AA ranking while Lakeside repeats in Class A. Urbana climbs, Lima Shawnee drops, and Mansfield St. Peter suffers two consecutive losses. St. Ignatius falls after a 72-64 defeat to John Marshall, with midyear graduations reshaping rosters across Ohio.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Canton McKinley
Lakeside
Associated Press
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Mansfield St. Peter
New ‘Lebanon Dixie
Chillicothe Flaget
Clay
Scioto County
Urbana
Hilltoppers
Lima Shawnee
Allen County
Bulldogs
Lima
Cleveland
John Marshall
Wildcat
Cagers
Canton Central
Columbus Hartley
Dan Obravac
Dan
Ohio
Soreathee
ASSAA
Pta
Cleve
St. Ingating
Cincinnati Withrow
Dayton Chaminade
Newark
Youngs
Boardman
Piqua
Cleveland East
Pees Garfield
Athens
Ohio University track opens 1960 schedule withRelays starts
The Ohio University indoor track team starts its 10 meet season Friday February 6 competing in the Philadelphia Inquirer Relays at Philadelphia. A second Bobcat squad competes in the Michigan Relay at Ann Arbor the next day. Another meet awaits at New York City February 11 the New York A. C. meet against top world class stars.
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Ohio University
Philadelphia Inquirer
Columbus
Louisville
Detroit
Mich
U.S.T.F
Ohio
Ee Sugden
Daniel Mitchell
Eee
Big Buck Awards Dinner Set for Coshocton
Ohio deer hunters will hold their seventh annual big buck award dinner on February 27 at the American Legion Hall in Coshocton. Hugh Cox of Gallaway in Hocking County tops the list with 198 percent points for the state's top trophy deer of 1964, eight points ahead of Paul Helser of Glenford. The group notes six of 24 winning bucks came from Trumbull County and multiple counties across the state. Future outdoor plans include new 130 site Indian Lake and 207 site Grand Lake St. Marys areas, plus Findlay state park openings. The Division of Wildlife reports 1964 stocking of 1,531,644 fish, and a cooperative pheasant chick program with March 1 applications.
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Ohio
Deer Slayers
American Legion Hall
Coshocton
Hugh Cox
Galloway
Hocking County
Cox
Paul Helser
Glenford
Bucks
Hunters
Trumbull County
Hocking
Belmont
Muskingum
Harrison
Perry
Monroe
Knox
Mahoning
Portage
Summit
Guernsey
Carroll
Indian Lake
Grand Lake St. Marys
Findlay State Park
Golf Turfmen To Meet In Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 7 the Golf Superintendents Association of America will host its 36th annual conference and show for turf professionals. More than 3000 technicians from America’s 7893 courses will attend with displays covering chemicals irrigation systems tractors and golf carts.
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Cleveland
America
Golf Superintendents Association of America
Hutchinson Named Most Courageous of Year
Philadelphia Sportswriters Association posthumously named Fred Hutchinson Most Courageous Athlete of the Year. Dean Chance earned Outstanding Athlete and Glen Ressler won Football Lineman of the Year. Dick Sisler accepted on Hutchinson’s widow Patricia’s behalf.
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Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Sportswriters Association
Los Angeles Angels
Dean Chance
Penn State
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Old Stoneface
Bradenton
Fla
Dick Sisler
Reds
Hutchinson
Patricia
College Scores Stgudiavitle and Nearby Cities
Fragmented notes show college scores from Stgudiavitle and Philadelphia textile matchups. Missing clear teams, dates, and final tallies. readable names suggest regional colleges competing in early season games.
Miami University Furthers Its Reputaion As Cradle Of Coaches
Miami University of Ohio is cited as the cradle of notable coaches as alumni and former head coaches take high profile positions. John Pont at Indiana and Carmen Cozza at Yale lead a list that includes Ara Parseghian at Notre Dame, Woody Hayes at Ohio State, and George Blackburn at Virginia, with others at Dayton Army Xavier and professional ranks.
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Oxford
Ohio
John Pont
Indiana
Carmen Cozza
Pont
Yale
George Blackburn
Virginia
John McVay
University of Dayton
Miami University of Ohio
Miami
Cozza
Blackburn
Woody Hayes
Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
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Hayes
Ohio State
Findlay College
Miami Redskins
McVay
Dayton
Michigan State University
Ernie Plank
Jay Fry
Herb
Paul Dietzel
Army
Ed Biles
Xavier
Bo Schembechler
Stu Holcomb
Northwestern
Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Game Change at Middleport High School Basketball Night
Middleport High School athletic director William Russell announced February 20's game has moved to Saturday February 6, to be played at Nelsonville. In Washington George Tebbetts, Cleveland Indians manager who suffered a heart attack 10 months ago, was presented the American Trophy.
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William Russell
Middleport High School
Nelsonville
Washington
George
Birdie) Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Gators Bring Homeward Swing To Face Ohio Bobcats
San Francisco State begins a four game Midwestern swing with a Wednesday visit to Ohio University. The Gators stand 9-5, led by Everett Adams and Joe Galbo, while Ohio enters 11-4 paced by Don Hilt and Mike Haley.
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Golden Gators
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Rundell
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Ohio
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Bobcat
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Joe Galbo
Chicago
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Bob O'Donnell
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Galbo
Stogner
Crawford
Lewis
Don Hilt
Mike Haley
Mike Hammond
John Schroeder
Tom Davis
Dave Brown
Snyder
Hill
Haley
Schroeder
Hammond
Brown
Michigan Regains No 1 In AP Basketball Poll
Michigan moves to first in the AP major college poll after wins over Michigan State and Purdue for a 13 2 record. UCLA falls after losing to Iowa while Duke Indiana and Vanderbilt rise in the rankings based on games through Saturday Jan 30.
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Wolverines
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Associated Press
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Duke
Indiana
Vanderbilt
Michigan State
Purdue
Iowa
Chicago Loyola
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Providence
Blue Devils
Hoosiers
Commodores
Patterson Beats Chuvalo in Janes Madison Square Garden Fight
Floyd Patterson edged George Chuvalo in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden earning a unanimous decision. Patterson earned a possible shot at Cassius Clay and touted a return fight with Chuvalo if needed. Clay praised Patterson after the victory and mentioned a title bid once Liston is settled.
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Floyd Patterson
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George Chuvalo
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Clay
Patterson
Sonny Liston
Liston- Clay
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Chuvalo
Rabbit
Madison Square Garden
Liston
China
Zach Clayton
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
World Boxing Association
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Ernie Terrell
Eddie Machen
Chicago
Clayton
Tony Castellano
Joe Armstrong
Associated Press
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