Florida State Tour Visits Ohio University Tonight
Ohio University meets touring Florida State University at Men's Gym from the visiting Seminoles on a four game southern tour. The Bobcats after beating Kent State 65 58 improve to 10 6 and sit third in the MAC with a 4 3 mark.
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Mixed League results and Bobcats steady shooting pace
Rio de Janeiro Archie Moore and others defeated opponents in mixed league bouts as Detroit and Waterbury clubs posted varied results. The Harried Flashes struggled against OU defense while Coach Jim Snyder's Bobcats outplayed opponents with balanced scoring and a 46 percent team field goal rate led by Captain Bob Peters's eight of 16.
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College basketball scores and slim leads across night games
Scores show Purdue 72 Michigan 66 and Oklahoma State 65 St. Louis 34 with OU leading 34-23 at half. Kent State 58 Ohio U 65 as Kent State battles, Indiana 76 DePaul 66, and multiple other small conference results follow with varied final tallies.
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OU Swimmers Win 8 Events At Western
Ohio University defeated Western Michigan 58 28 in Kalamazoo to earn its second duel meet of the season. The mermen won eight of ten events including a new medley relay record 4 10 7 and a 200 yard backstroke mark 2 19 4 by Don Dowd.
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Buchtel Bruins Rout Chauncey Blue Devils in Nonleague Thriller
Buchtel improved to 14 wins with an 84 to 34 victory over Chauncey in a non league game. Danny Wright led Buchtel with 28 points while five players reached double figures. Chauncey was led by Larry Bowe with 12 points as Buchtel also won the reserve game 44 to 22.
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Junior High Tourney Opens Monday At The Plains
The Athens County Junior High basketball tournament begins Monday at The Plains High School gym. First round features The Plains versus Rome Canaan at 7 p.m. Waterlo o versus Albany at 9 p.m. Ames Bern against Shade also at 9 p.m.
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Trimble Five 95-40 Victory Over Murray City
Trimble High overwhelms Murray City 95-40 as Morrison nets 37 and Nev ille’s lineup builds a 42-12 halftime lead. Murray City’s top scorer is Smith with 19 points. officials were Mace and Russell.
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Union Furnace tops The Plains 58 to 55 in non league fight
Union Furnace defeated The Plains 58 55 as Malone led all scorers with 21 points and Charney 19 Brown 18 for The Plains. UF built a 46 29 lead entering the fourth only to hold off a late Plains rally. In the reserve contest The Plains won 43 42 with Davis sinking two late free throws.
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Baylor Leads In Scoring Race Tie With Chamberlain
Two players Powell and Sauer have shaken the major college scoring race with Elgin Baylor of Seattle leading Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati by a slim margin. Baylor idle until a Friday date with Gonzaga, while Robertson dropped to 27 in a 72-61 win over Duquesne.
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Ohio LU Takes On Th undering Head Wednesday
Ohio college basketball slate this week features four MAC foes and multiple out of state games. Marshall battles Ohio U Bowling Green and Toledo as Leo Byrd and Hal Greer push scoring, while Miami seeks revenge on Dayton and Iowa tests Cincinnati and Ohio State eye a Big Ten clash.
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Ames Bern Nets Ninth Win With 49 46 Victory
Ames Bern High beat Marietta 49 to 46 to improve to nine wins in 15 starts. Mitchell Smith led with 15 points, Bill McPherson added 14, and Charles Gardner 13 as Ames Bern opened 17 7 after the first quarter and held on. Marietta had nine scorers, Stacy tops with nine.
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Swearingen's Quintet Knocks Off Denison JV 76 49
Swearingen's independent basketball team beat Denison JV 76 to 49 in Granville. Bob Meadows led with 21 points, Ray Frazier 15, and Duane Baker 13 as Athens took a 34 27 halftime edge and extended it in the final period. Next game vs Ohio U freshman team on Feb 15.
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Dodgers Campanella Improves After Neck Injury
Glen Cove New York reports Roy Campanella the Dodgers catcher who broke his neck in an auto accident last Tuesday continues to improve.
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Michigan State Takes First in Big Ten Race
Michigan State's Larry Hedden led with 22 points as the Spartans defeated Minnesota 88-64 to move to 4-2 in the Big Ten. Michigan State surpassed Michigan and joined Indiana in the lead pack while Iowa beat Ohio State and Illinois edged Northwestern in overtime.
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Venturi Wins Phoenix Open In Nervy Finish
Ken Venturi of San Francisco captured the $15,000 Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club scoring 274 after a final round 68. Walter Burkemo surged to 9 under par with a 65 while Jay Hebert finished tied with Burkemo at 275 as Venturi held on to win by one stroke.
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Coalton Clinches County Title With 72 51 Victory
Coalton Vikings coached by Popey Wagner beat Oak Hill 72 to 51 to secure the Jackson County League championship and earn a spot in the Sectional Class A tournament at Wellston. Ted Diggs and John Tipton led Coalton with 17 points each while Evans topped Oak Hill with 13.
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