Bobcats Edge Florida State in 86 66 Victory
Ohio University overwhelmed Florida State 86 to 66 in a men’s gym game. Bobcats guard Bob Anderson led OU with 24 points and 15 rebounds by center Dave Scott, while Hugh Durham kept FSU from collapsing with his scoring. Kennedy noted tough four game road trip and officiating differences.
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Middletown Middies top Class AA poll amid 67-game win streak
Glenford’s unbeaten Golden Horde leads Class A after a 67 game Middies streak and two straight state titles. Middletown’s 78 50 win over Portsmouth with Jerry Lucas scoring 40 advances Coach Paul Walker’s squad to a 239 39 record. Lucas raises to 462 points this season, 2122 career for a 31.67 average, 130 from Wilt Chamberlain’s scholastic record. Hamilton looms as top rival, with a Friday showdown at Cincinnati Gardens following a 64 49 win in the first matchup. Newcomers include Cleveland St. Ignatius in Class AA and Geneva Spencer in Class A.
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Akins Logart Fight Draws Bye In Elimination Bout
In New York the welterweight elimination tournament seeds Pat Patterson of New Jersey with a bye to the finals. If he waits the Logart Akins winner could face Martinez for the World Championship Boxing crown, with NBA backing pending.
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N.J
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St. Louis
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Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
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Gilbert Jackson
Union Grove
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Dees Extends Lead In Big Ten Scoring Race
Indiana star Archie Dees scored 40 points across two games, boosting his season total to 346 in 14 games for an average of 24.7. Ohio State’s Frank Howard sits second with 302 in 16 games as the conference chase for the all games scoring title continues.
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Xavier Loses Star Players Over Academic Probation
Xavier University suspended star rebounder Cornelius Freeman and reserve guard Jerry Wessels for the rest of the school year due to scholastic probation. Freeman is from Cincinnati and Wessels hails from Dalton.
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Xavier
Monday Freeman
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Dalton
Wallace Taber to speak at Lexington High School auditorium
The New Lexington Fish and Game Association will host Wallace Taber at 8 p m February 11 in the Lexington High School auditorium to narrate two color films Safari Ya Congo and Road To Romance detailing hunting and fishing exploits and wild life and native life never before photographed. The association plans an annual banquet on February 18 with Fay M. Newton as president and Chester E. Teal as secretary.
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Chester E. Teal
Rome Defeats Shade in ACL clash 69-59
Rome defeated Shade 69-59 to stay unbeaten in Athens County League play. Garrett led with 20 points and R. Golden added 8 as Ned Swindell scored 24 for Shade. The win gave Rome-Canaan a 21-11 second quarter run and clinched the county title for the reserves with a 47-26 victory.
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Rome
Buckeyes Beat Illinois as Toledo Edges Kent in MAC Clash
Ohio State won 78-70 over Illinois in Columbus to move to 5-3 in the Big Ten. Steubenville beat Wheeling 92-53, John Carroll rolled Bethany 106-71, and Toledo outlasted Kent State 63-55 in overtime to rise to 2-4 in the MAC while Kent sits 2-5.
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Bucks
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Bethanny College
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Toledo
Morrison Finishes Strong in ACL and Beyond
In the Athens County League, Morrison of Cardinal leads the ACL scoring race with 494 points in 16 games, averaging 30.8 per game, while Bill Wright trails. Albany’s Steve Morris boosts the Plains standings with 30 points against Rome Canaan, as Ames Bern and The Plains win first-round games in the Athens County Junior High School basketball tournament.
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Wildcats Rally Past Kansas In Double OT To Top Big Eight
Bob Boozer poured in 32 points as Kansas State outlasted Kansas 79 75 in double overtime. Wilt Chamberlain scored 25 as K State moved to 15 1 and rose to No 4 in the AP poll while West Virginia and Cincinnati held the top spots.
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College Scores Across The Nation In Tumbling Year Start
Basketball results show Kansas State beat Kansas 79 75 in double OT and Ohio State edged Illinois 74 70. Minnesota downed Indiana 69 66 Purdue defeated Northwestern 84 72 Oklahoma beat Colorado 68 Florida State topped Toledo 64 Kent outlasted Kent State 55 in OT Butler beat Valparaiso 83 66. Boxing highlights include New York Frankie Ruff outpointing Tony Decola 140 147 44 and Paul Jorgensen stopping Tommy Cox 130 - Beaumont Texas results and more.
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SECAL Round 12 Preview Braces for Key Upsets
McArthur faces Racine as SECAL leaders Pomeroy near championship with Athens and Wellston in position. Tonight Gallipolis visits Athens while crossovers include Hamden against Rio Grande and Kyger Creek at Eastern. MVL action features Crooksville at Glouster and Rutland hosting Coalton.
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Kittens Rout Naval Station in Five-Game OU Streak
Ohio University freshmen defeated the Naval Air Station Columbus 103 to 53 to extend their winning streak to five. Bunk Adams led with 21 points, followed by Ron Ferlic 11, Dave Mix 11, and Dave Pratt 11 as OU dominated the boards and opened a 24-10 edge in the first ten minutes.
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