Ohio High School Polls Show Athens Third in Class AA
In the Associated Press ranking of Ohio high school basketball teams Columbus area coverage notes Canton McKinley leading Class AA with 15-0, while Athens sits third with 13-0. Class A sees Celina dominant at 18-1, followed by Parkway and Rosecrans, as shifts ripple through the top ten.
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UCLA Remains No 1 As Top Ten Shakes Up
UCLA holds the No 1 ranking with 43 first place votes as Michigan moves to second at 15-1 after a 95-79 win over Michigan State. Davidson, Vanderbilt, and DePaul slide in a reshuffled Top Ten while Illinois and Kentucky gain spots and Duke rises on the week.
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College Basketball Scores From Around The Nation
Ohio State 86, Michigan 85. Duquesne 92, Santa Clara. Kentucky 108, Georgia 83. Vanderbilt 111, Alabama 73. Indiana 1, Illinois 96. Purdue 101, Michigan State. Iowa State 78, Oklahoma 73. Notre Dame 72, Butler 4. Drake 65, St. Louis 75. Omaha results noted.
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Army Cadets Triumph Over Ohio in West Point Hockey
Ohio's hockey team lost to Army 12 to 1 at West Point after a Monday defeat. Ken Arvidson scored Ohio's lone goal in the first period, while goalies combined for 39 saves for Ohio and 14 for Army as the Cadets outshot the Bobcats 39 to 14.
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Saubert earns second Olympic medal in Alpine events
At Innsbruck Jean Saubert of Oregon State University added a silver in the women's giant slalom to her bronze in the special slalom. France dominated Alpine events with Marielle Gotschel taking gold in the giant slalom and sister Christine second. France, aiming for Grenoble 1968, also swept other Alpine medals while cross country and Nordic results favored Norway and Russia.
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Orange Bowl ends pact with Big Eight for open market
The Orange Bowl Committee, aiming to broaden national appeal, ends its 11 year contract with the Big Eight to supply a team. It signs a three year TV deal worth 300000 dollars per year and hopes to offer about 210000 to next year's teams, with the game set for a night kickoff.
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Junior High Team Wins In Tourney
Nelsonville Athens opened SECUL Junior High basketball action with a 44 28 win over Nelsonville ninth graders Larry Sams led Athens with nine points Curt Heady and John Lackey added eight each Nelsonville was led by Hanning with 12 points Athens faces Logan Thursday at 5 30 in a bid to reach the finals against the Jackson Middleport winner Athens sits in the northern division with Nelsonville Logan and Wellston while southern division teams include Jackson Gallipolis Middleport and Pomeroy
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Canadians Rout U S In Olympic Hockey Lead
Canada sits atop the Olympic standings after an 8-6 victory over the United States, led by Brian Conacher who scored twice as Canada rallied from a 3-1 deficit. The U S team dropped to 1-3 in the round, and Canada moved to four wins and no defeats while tensions flared late in the game.
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USGA Increases Qualifying Rounds For 1964 Amateur Golf
The USGA announced changes to its 1964 calendar adding 36 hole on site qualifying before match play for the Women’s Amateur Junior Amateur Girls Junior and Senior Amateur championships. Men’s Amateur and Public Links retain pattern. Senior age limit lowered to 50. Match play fields capped at 32 for Women’s Amateur Men’s Senior Girls Junior. 64 for Public Links and Junior Amateur finals. Open events decided by stroke total.
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Ex Ohio Coach Killed in Gainesville Plane Crash
Knoxville Tenn Bill Gibbs Tennessee freshman basketball coach killed in Monday's Gainesville crash had an Ohio background. Gibbs, a Miami of Ohio graduate, coached Painesville and Fairborn high schools before joining Ray Mears staff. Born in Dayton, his family moved to Chicago at age six. His freshman team this season won 13 of 14 games and Gibbs piloted the Volunteers to a 13 11 record during Mears illness in 1962 63.
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Golf dispute settled in Arizona Phoenix Open set to start
In Phoenix Arizona a dispute between the Phoenix Thunderbirds and the PGA ended in agreement and the $50 000 Phoenix Open will begin Thursday observers warn the dispute could spark wider conflicts over television rights between the PGA and sponsoring groups.
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Ohio State Edges Michigan 86 85 In Tight Thriller
Ohio State coach Fred Taylor called the win the most satisfying of the season after the Buckeyes defeated second-ranked Michigan 86 to 85. Gary Bradds scored 42 points, Dick Ricketts 12, with Don DeVoe 11 and Tom Bowman 10 guiding the rally. Michigan led late but Bowman sealed it with a late free throw after missed Wolverines shots in the final seconds.
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Ames-Bern Wins Reserve Final. Tourney Heads to Showdown
In Hemlock Miller High gym Ames-Bern beat York 44 26 while Miller edged New Lexington St Aloysius 30 25. The tournament finals pit Ames-Bern against Miller with St Aloysius and York meeting in the consolation race. First game at 7 p.m.
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Rupp Reaches 700 Wins as Kentucky Tops Georgia
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp celebrates his 700th victory after the Wildcats 103-83 win over Georgia. The win moves Kentucky into sole possession of the SEC lead and underscores the South as a powerhouse in college basketball with four teams in the top ten.
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