Bobcats Edge Kent for Seventh Straight Win in MAC Clash
Ohio University remains atop the Mid-American Conference with a 76-73 victory over Kent State at Grover Center. Don Hill led OU with 11 rebounds as Jerry Jackson and Paul Storey delivered key late plays. Norris and Cipriano paced the Flashes, but fouls and late free throws sealed the Bobcats’ 13-3 overall record.
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Jacobs Wins Palm Springs Golf Classic in Sudden-Death Playoff
Tommy Jacobs edged Jimmy Demaret in a playoff on the 92nd hole to win the $50,000 Palm Springs Golf Classic after a 353 tied score at 7 under par. Demaret earned $4,000, Nicklaus finished 20th for $712.50, and other ties earned varying purses.
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Hawks and Royals Edge Opponents In Tight NBA Wins
In a three game Sunday, the Hawks rallied to beat the Lakers 107-105 in St Louis, the San Francisco Giants edged Baltimore 120-118 in overtime, and Cincinnati topped Boston 119-117 as Oscar Robertson scored 48 in the Celtic thriller. West’s Lakers suffer fifth straight loss without Jerry West.
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Bowling Scores Reach New Highs At Local Meet
Clarice Road tops the event with 190 464 pins, Lridgwater Machine tallies 708, Luckoffs hit 2002 as top scorers in a local bowling showcase.
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PGA golfers skip Phoenix Open over contract dispute
The PGA pulls out of the Phoenix Open citing no contract with the Thunderbird organization over TV rights. Thunderbird officials say they will still hold the tournament, while Tucson seeks to recruit players and considers advancing its event. The PGA rules any Phoenix participant faces year long suspension.
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Appleton Signs with Oilers for Four Years in Texas
Houston Oilers reach a four year deal with All America Texas tackle Scott Appleton worth 104 000 cash and potential 150 000 with business extras. Steelers had pursued him and traded Buddy Dial for nothing. Ohio high school basketball scores listed include Southeastern over Logan Elm and other area games.
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BOX SCORES AND SCORING FOR REGIONAL BASKETBALL TEAMS
Area results list Wilton Union Furnace Miller Glouster Crooksville Rome Canaan Chesterhill Racine Kyger Creek Trimble Chauncey Waterloo Shade Albany North Gallia Fort Frye Belpre Eastern Rutland Sheridan Logan and more with player totals and reserve scores for each team in a dense tabular recap.
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Ohio Buckeyes crushed by Bobcats in Columbus showdown
Ohio University hockey team routed Ohio State 13 to 1 in Columbus after a 16 to 1 loss earlier this season in Athens. Steve Petro scored three goals with four assists, Jim Peterson added three goals, and Dick Homovec earned 14 saves in the first two periods. Bruce Plagman finished the game in goal for OU.
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Bruce Plagman
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Army
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Hall of Fame adds Grimes Faber and others amid spitter history
The Hall of Fame veterans committee named six new members including Burleigh Grimes Urban Faber and Heinie Manush. Also inducted were Miller Huggins John Ward and Tim Keefe with Ward highlighted as a standout jack of all trades who earned both 2000 hits and 100 wins. Grimes and Faber are noted as late spitball practitioners allowed to continue using the pitch. Grimes retired in 1934 with a 270 212 record and Faber pitched for the Chicago White Sox from 1914 to 1933 with 253 wins 211 losses.
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Red) Faber
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Olympic Scoreboard Shows Russia Leading with 14 Medals
At Innsbruck the Winter Olympics near halfway point. Russia holds 14 medals, the U S has one bronze. Lidia Skoblikova dominates with four golds after winning the 3000 meters. Sjoukje Dijkstra of Holland adds figure skating gold, Finland tops among others with Eero Maentyrnanta winning cross country.
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Cincinnati Bearcats and Ohio State Buckeyes Face Slipping Records this Week
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker and Ohio State coach Fred Taylor guide programs with storied pasts as Bearcats, 82-7 over three seasons, now 9-8, face winless North Texas State. Buckeyes, 98-10 in four years under Taylor, stand 8-7 and 3-2 in the Big Ten ahead of a key clash with Michigan.
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Top Ten NCAA Poll Recap From Last Week
AP top ten teams results overview with UCLA Michigan Davidson Kentucky Vanderbilt Villanova Wichita Duke De Paul Loyola Chicago highlights. Included are scores against California Santa Barbara Michigan State West Virginia Florida Arkansas State Detroit Indiana Louisville Dayton Navy Dayton etc and Boston indoor meets noting Yale 440 record and Villanova two mile relay.
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Barnum Wins PGA National Championship by One Stroke
Belmont Massachusetts golfer John Barnum captured his second straight PGA National Golf medal play title with a final round par 72 giving him a total 281. Sam Snead of Boca Raton finished second at 282 in the 72 hole event worth 25 000 dollars with Barnum earning 1700 and Snead 1300.
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Nelsonville Bowlers Shine in Logan Elks Tournament
Nelsonville Elks bowling team posted an actual 2832 and with a 321 handicap total 3153 in opening weekend action at Logan. Squad members Melvin Blackburn 584 Jack Riley 584 Dick Taylor 606 Tom Galvin 519 Basil Whitlatch 539 propelled the effort as the three weekend tournament unfolds.
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Mines goalie kicks 100 yard winner over Wyoming
George Lee of Colorado Mines blasted a 100 yard boot to seal a 3 2 victory as the wind aided the ball past a Wyoming defender and into the net. The dramatic goal gave Mines the win in Golden.
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Versatile Cleveland Indian Woodie Held Shaped By Six Positions
The Cleveland infielder Woodie Held showed remarkable versatility in 1963 by playing six positions including second, short, third and all outfield posts while posting a .248 batting average, a career best. Boxing results from multiple cities follow with several knockouts and decisions in featherweight bouts.
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