Cincinnati Bearcats denied by NCAA on NIT hopefuls policy
In New York, Cincinnati beat St John’s Brooklyn 95 78 at Madison Square Garden as Phil Wheeler scored 37 points but the Bearcats remain ineligible for the NIT due to NCAA probation. St Louis edged Wichita 90 88 with Jim McLaughlin’s late free throws to bolster its NCAA odds, while Louisville routed Toledo 93 64 and Morehead upset Marshall 108 103 in overtime. Mart y Burdette hit a buzzer shot for Miami Florida’s 77 75 upset over Xavier Ohio.
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Phil Wheeler
Bearcats
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Wheeler
Cincy
St. Louis
Wichita
Jim McLaughlin
Billikens
Bills
Indiana
Louisville
Toledo
Morehead
Marshall
Frank Nimmo
Soph Connie Dierking
Dave Plunkett
Charley Tyra
Dayton
Jim Ray
Marty Burdette
Miami Fla
Xavier
Ohio
Baker Seeks Impressive Win at Madison Square Garden
New York heavyweight contender Bob Baker, rated No. 2 by Ring and No. 1 in NBA, aims for a decisive victory over Tommy Jackson at Madison Square Garden tonight. Jackson must spark a strong showing to lift Baker to the top. NBC TV and radio will air the 10 round bout at 10 p.m. EST.
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New York
Tommy
Hurricane
NBC
Jordan Stops DeMarco With Fifth Round TKO
In Los Angeles Paddy De Marco suffered a fifth round TKO after Don Jordan landed a decisive one two. A State Athletic Commission doctor confirmed DeMarco broke his jaw as Jordan halted the scheduled ten rounder with 1:45 remaining in the frame.
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Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Brooklyn
Paddy DeMarco
State Athletic Commission
DeMarco
Jordan
Tommy Hart
NFL May Expand Miami Buffalo Sites
Commissioner Bert Bell said expanding from 12 to 14 teams is a definite part of the league's future. Miami and Buffalo were named as possible league cities of the future. He stressed that nothing is immediate and no team plans to move its franchise.
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NFL
Miami, Buffalo
Philadelphia
National Football League
Bert Bell
Miami
Buffalo
Bell
Santee Drops Indoor Meets Before Wanamaker Mile Duel
Wes Santee the controversial American miler has pulled out of three major indoor meets including the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden where he was slated to race unbeaten Ron Delany in the Wanamaker Mile Saturday night.
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New York
Wes Santee
America
Madison Square Garden
Ron Delany
Chicago Boat Show Opens With Record 645 Boats
The 23rd Chicago National Boat Show begins a 10 day run tonight at the International Amphitheater featuring a record 645 boats on display.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
Bobcats Face Strong Baldwin Wallace Quintet Saturday
Ohio University travels to Berea to face Baldwin Wallace in a non MAC clash. The Bobcats, coming off a three game win streak, seek to improve after dropping to fourth in the MAC following Western Michigan and Kent wins and aim to outshoot the 8 3 Yellow Jackets who recently lost by four at Marshall. Ohio holds a 6 1 series edge in seven meetings.
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Ohio University
Baldwin Wallace
Bobcats
Berea
Yellow Jackets
Jackets
Ohio
B-W
Marshall
MAC
Jim Snyder
Western Michigan
Toledo
Western
Kent
Bereans
Ohio College Basketball Notes from Early Season Standings
The Jackets lean on Wynn Hawkins scoring 26 points per game with Len Roth Paul James and Jack Lengler also contributing. Ohio Wesleyan and Marshall are noted opponents with OWU losing 94-85 and B-W beating Wesleyan 97-81. Scotty Griesheimer leads Bobcats in three categories. Fred Moore rediscovers scoring form with 327 points this season. The Snyder lineup features Dick Garrison Larry Morrison Bob Evans and others as they prepare to face B-W.
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Jackets
Wynn Hawkins
Len Roth
Paul James
Jack Lengler
Marshall
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Bishops
B-W
Wesleyan
Bobcats
Scotty Griesheimer
Chillicothe
Bulldogs Face Logan After Narrow Gallipolis Defeat
Athens High School's Bulldogs chase second place in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League as Gallipolis (10-0) can clinch tonight at Middleport. Wen Wade leads with 221 points in 14 games, followed by Jim Rut-Foskie 146, Larry Russell 144, and Joe South 142. Athens hopes to rebound from a 53-51 Tuesday loss to Gallipolis and stay close to Wellston for runner-up honors.
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Gallipolis
Middleport
Logan
Chieftains
Bulldogs
Wen Wade
Jim Rut- Foskie
Larry Russell
Joe South
Athens High School
Charlie McAfee
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Athens
Wellston
Frank McLaughlin
Ben Buckles
John Milhoan
Milhoan
Trimble
Mike Morrison
Morrison
Albany
Austrian Ski Champ Scores Triple Slam in Olympics
Tony Sailer, 21, from Austria, won the men's downhill in Cortina in 2 minutes 52.2 seconds, adding to his giant and slalom titles. Americans struggled as Ralph Miller and Marvin Melville fell, while Bud Werner lagged behind. Austria narrowed the gap with Russia in the unofficial team standings. the U S stayed sixth.
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Cortina D’ampezzo
Italy
Toni Sailer
Austria
America
Art Tyler
Sailer
Mt Tofana
Ralph Miller
Hanover
N. H
Marvin Melville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wallace
Bud) Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
United States
Redmen Roar To 97-88 Win Over Denison
Rio Grande College Redmen beat Denison University 97-88 in Wellston led by 20 points from Marvin Curry and Carl Large. Rio Grande improves to 12-7, Denison falls to 11-3. Earp Mitchell led Denison with 19 points. next Rio Grande faces Transylvania College in Rio Grande Saturday.
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Redmen Roar
Denison
Wellston
Marvin Curry
Carl Large
Rio Grande College Redmen
Denison University
Rio Grande
Earp Mitchell
Bob Branand
Redmen
Transylvania College
Lexington
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Ae Curry
Myers
Kedsches
iKegley
EATBO
STL
Martin
Denison Univ
Mitchell
Eta
Amma
Ee Branand
Bs Ieteeens
Don Wedge
Athens
Bill Russell
Portsmouth
Hawks Rally To 98 90 Win Lifted St Louis To Third
The St Louis Hawks defeated the Fort Wayne Pistons 98 90 to climb from the cellar to third place. Boston beat Minneapolis 102 101, Syracuse topped Rochester 97 89, and Philadelphia edged New York 88 87 as Western race for runner up tightened.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
Fort Wayne Pistons
NBA
Boston Celtics
Minneapolis Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
Rochester Royals
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Minneapolis
Rochester
Lakers
Red Wings Face Win Streak Test Amid Canadiens Defeat
The Detroit Red Wings risk ending a seven year NHL dominance after a 2-0 loss to the Canadiens. They sit one point behind idle second place New York Rangers and 14 behind Montreal with few games left. Chicago tied Boston 2-2 in other action.
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Associated Press
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Wings
Canadiens
New York Rangers
Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
Lockbourne Threatens Michigan AAU Relays
Ann Arbor Michigan sees the Michigan AAU relays start the Midwest indoor season with 450 competitors led by a Lockbourne Air Force Base team from Columbus and Deacon Jones of the University of Iowa as a top entrant in the field.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan Aau
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Deacon Jones
University of Iowa
Bargain Day Slashes Bet Prices In Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky a handbook operator participating in Blue Grass Day reduced bet prices. A sign in the shop announced that $1 bets were 95 cents and 50 cent bets were 45 cents. Blue Grass Day marks the annual bargain event in the thoroughbred capital.
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Lexington
Tough Competition Faces Victory-Starved Tankmen
Bobcat swimming coach Bob Bartels takes his team to Columbus for a double meet with Ohio State and Indiana University. The Buckeyes feature sprinters Jerry McNamee Eddie Kawachika Frank Fraunfelter divers Glen Whitten Don Harper and Ali Wiggins while Indiana lists Bill Woolsey a 1952 Olympic team member and Sonny Tanabe. The Bobcats aim for a first season win but influenza illness has hampered practice.
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Bobcat Mermen
Columbus
Ohio State
Indiana University
Bartels
Bobcat
Mike Peppe
Buckeye
Jerry McNamee
Eddie Kawachika
Frank Fraunfelter
Glen Whitten
Don Harper
Ali Wiggins
Hoosier
Bill Woolsey
Sonny Tanabe
Inter Cities League Scores And Highs
Results show Athens Machine 3.5 over McBee .5 and Athens Office 4 over Martin Heaters. Engineers beat Ace High Amusement 3 0 with Hall's 2 and Ordnance 1. Highs include Mullen 229 single, 586 series. Colleries 1071 team single, 30385 team series. Hoschar 533 and Heiner's 969 team score in mixed results.
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Athens Machine
Athens
Pergedniale
Mathews Ashland
Ambassador Ssebodband
McBee
Iatheané
Martin Heaters
Inter Cities
Ace High
W. Va
Hall
Ohio River
Ordnance
Hall’s
Guards
Colleries
Mullen
JOLLY
Purity Maid
Heiner’s Bread
Valley Bell Dairy
Ares
Betsy Ross
Heiner’s
Valley Bell
Purity
Hoschar
Heiner
Heinler
Herbert Leads Phoenix Open as Brother Jay Struggles
Herbert of Lafayette Louisiana led the Phoenix Open after a 35 33 68 Thursday as the field of about 150 golfers began the second round at Phoenix Open. His brother Jay Herbert was 1 over par with a 72.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Lionel Herbert
Lafayette
Jay
Cage Scores Roundup Of Early Season Basketball Results
A composite of college men and university scores shows St Louis 90 over Wichita 88 and Wooster 85 over Ashland 75, while Lake Forest 62 defeated DePauw 53. Rio Grande 97 beat Denison 88 and Cincinnati 93 over St Johns Basilica 78. Manhattan 82 edged NYU 70 and Morehead 108 toppled Marshall 103 in overtime. Rider 96 beat CCNY 66 and Wake Forest 84 topped Virginia 67. Louisville 93 beat Toledo 64, Miami Florida 77 defeated Xavier Ohio 75. Centre 92 won against Berea 71 as Georgetown Kentucky 2 forfeited to Transylvania 0. West Texas 100 beat Arizona State Tempe 93 and St Louis 98 over Fort Wayne 9. Boston 102 defeated Minneapolis 101, Philadelphia 88 beat New York 87, Syracuse 97 over Rochester 89.
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St. Louis
Wichita
Wooster
Ashland
Lake Forest
DePauw
Rio Grande
Denison
Cincinnnati
St. Johns
Bkn
Manhattan
NYU
Morehead
Marshall
Rider
CCNY
Wake Forest
Virginia
Louisville
Toledo
Miami Fla
Xavier Ohio
Centre
Berea
Georgetown
Transylvania
West Texas
Arizona State
Tempe
Hoosier Buckeye Tilt Tops Big Ten Saturday Schedule
Indiana travels to Ohio State for a nationally televised game on CBS at 3 p.m. EST. The Big Ten slate also features Illinois idle, Iowa hosting Wichita in a non-league clash, Washington University at Michigan, Minnesota at Purdue, and Wisconsin at Northwestern.
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Hoosier
Buckeye
Big Ten
Indiana
Ohio State
CBS
Illinois
Iown 41
Wichita
Washington University
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Tenley Wins Gold as Heiss Fails to Congratulate
In Cortina d Ampezzo the seventh Winter Olympics saw Tenley Albright win the ladies figure skating title while Carol Heiss finished second. The U S team faced minor tensions as Heiss, 16, from Ozone Park New York, avoided congratulating the winner after her own performance.
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Cortina D’ampezzo
Italy
Carol Heiss
Tenley Albright
U.S
Tenley
Carol
Ozone Park
N. Y
Kerr to Lead Dayton Football as DeVore Resigns
William H. Buddy Kerr of the University of Washington will take over as head football coach at the University of Dayton in about ten days. The 40 year old former Notre Dame All American end was chosen from a field of about a dozen candidates after Hugh DeVore resigned last month to become Philadelphia Eagles head coach.
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Dayton
William H
Buddy) Kerr
University of Washington
University of Dayton
Notre Dame
Kerr
Hugh DeVore
Philadelphia Eagles
Bobcats clash with Rockets in Toledo wrestling test
Ohio U wrestlers face Toledo in a season defining match. The unbeaten Bobcats bring a strong lineup including Weins Hertel Nevits Sforzo Rudo Karban Zeman Nash to challenge a Rockets squad riding a 20-3 and 23-9 Mid-American mark and string of conference wins.
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Ohio U
Rockets
Toledo
Bobcats
Ohio
Miami
Bowling Green
University of Ontario
Power Rocket Grapplers
Marshall
Bobcat
Jon Weins
Jim Hertel
Tom Nevits
John Sforzo
Steve Rudo
Bob Karban
Ken Zeman
Dan Nash
184 Mile Yacht Race Won by 67-Foot Yawl Criollo
The 184 mile Miami to Nassau yacht race concluded with Criollo, a 67-foot yawl owned by Dr. Las H. Vidana, taking first on elapsed and corrected time in Class A with a 28 26.11, while Finisterre, a 38-foot yawl owned by Carleton Mitchell, finished second and won Class C and Jubilee, a 50-foot yawl owned by Francis D. Wetherill of Philadelphia, won Class B.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Miami
Criollo
Las H. Vidana
Finisterre
Carleton Mitchell
Jubilee
Francis D. Wetherill
Philadelphia
Junior Teams Clash in Southeastern Ohio Junior High Basketball Tourney
Pomeroy faces Gallipolis at Athens Saturday at 1 p.m. Athens plays Logan at 2 p.m. Nelsonville meets Jackson while Middleport and Wellston did not enter. Second round set for next Saturday with finals on February 13 at 7 p.m.
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Athens
Logan
Gallipolis
Middleport
Pomeroy
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville
Albany
Trimble
Carthage-Troy
Ames-Bern
Rome
Buchtel Shade
Waterloo
Racine
Chauncey
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Sandyville
Wahama
Philo
Glouster
McArthur
Oak Hill
Rutland
Plains Point
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Montreal Triumphs Over Detroit In 2-0 Win
Montreal defeats Detroit 2 to 0 as Boston ties Chicago 2 2 in a separate hockey night. The results show Montreal securing a clean shutout while Boston and Chicago settle for a draw.
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