Ohio U Hosts Bowling Green In Key MAC Clash
Ohio Bobcats seek a 21st straight home win and share of the MAC title as they face Bowling Green after a prior 84-69 win. Don Hill leads Ohio in scoring while BG’s Nick Aloi and Bob Dwors pace the Falcons’ attack. guards and forwards expected in starting lineups.
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Ohio
Bowling Green
Don Hill
Mike Haley
Nick Aloi
Hilt
Bob Dwors
Haley
Mike Hammond
Dwors
Aloi
John Schroeder
Hill
Falcons
Sam Mims
Ed Behm
Owers
Tom Seiple
Schroeder
Hammond
Tom Davis
Dave Brown
State high school basketball tourney tickets limited to following groups
Columbus tournament plans shift toward group tickets for participating schools and officials while general public sales move to a one week first come basis with no phone or mail orders. A nine station statewide TV contract will air all games as previously 1400 to 1600 public seats were offered via blind draw. Carl D. Bandy appointed to the state board of control, linked to Ohio University athletics. Rumor hints two Ohio University coaches may move to Big Ten roles before September.
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Columbus
Paul E. Landis
Landis
Ohio University
Dale Bandy
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Carl D. Bandy
C. H. Jones
Wellston City
Board of Control
Bandy
Clay
Scioto County
Southeastern
OHSAA
Aged Trotter Greyhound Buried in Maple Park
Greyhound, famed for a 26 foot harness stride, died in his sleep at the R. C. Fannery Farm and was buried at Red Gate Farm, near Maple Park Illinois. The 33 year old snow white gelding equaled 132 human years and was owned by Col. E. J. Baker.
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Maple Park
Ill
P Greyhound
R. C. Fannery Farm
Red Gate Farm
Col
E. J. Baker
First Car at the Bottom of the World
The article recalls the first car at extreme southern terrain with traction up slopes and chained back wheels. It highlights a sealed bottom protecting the inner works from weather, noting severe conditions and a remark about hell freezing over to describe the ordeal.
Friday Local High School Football Schedule in Athens Area
A roundup of Friday and Saturday high school football games across Athens and surrounding towns. Matches include Athens at Nelsonville, Wellston at Gallipotts, Pomeroy at Jackson, and many others with local rivals like Zaleski at Witte and McArthur at Nme.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Wellston
Gallipotts
Pomerey
Jackson
Legan
Guards
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Logan
Middleport
Dan Crothers
Ed Jacobs
College Scores From Thursday Across Several Regions
Summary of college basketball results includes Cincinnati beating North Texas State 80 to 53 and St Bonaventure over Kentucky Wesleyan 103 to 73. Other notable results feature Providence 72 over DePaul 70 and Florida State 62 against Duquesne 58 with multiple regional matchups and scores across the standings.
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Ohnto
Cincinnati
North Texas State
Defiance
Tri-State
Ind
Youngstown
Alliance
Cedarville
Wilmington
Bluffton
Ohio Northern
East Nyu
Boston
Univ
St. Bona
Tampa
Georgia State
High Point
Carolina
Carson- Nowe
King
Indiana
Evel
St. Louis
Okla
City
Hardin-Simmons
McMurry
Athens and Nelsonville Vie for SECUL Title in Tonight's Showdown
The Nelsonville Greyhounds host the undefeated Athens Bulldogs in a likely SECUL title game at Nelsonville High School. Athens leads the league in offense and defense while Nelsonville follows, with detailed player lineups and season averages noted for both teams.
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Athens
Nelsonville
SECUL
Nelsonville High School
Greyhounds
Athens Bulldogs
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Bulldogs
Columbus_ Eastmoor
Middleport
Bob Sheskey
Steve Schultz
Bob O’nail
Jim Pancake
Bob Ritz
Jamie James
Bob Richards
Desert Golf Classic Leaders Start Third Round
Thirsk and Zarley led the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs California with 54 holes left. Rod Funseth and Don January were one stroke back, while Palmer 140 Nicklaus 142 Lema 139 and Souchak 138 remained in contention.
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Palm Springs, Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Bill Casper Jr
Mike Souchak
Stan Thirsk
Kermit Zarley
Rod Funseth
Don January
Palmer
Nicklaus
Lema
Souchak
Trimble Hosts County Junior High Tournament Action
The Athens County Junior High Basketball Tournament opens Saturday at Trimble Junior High School. Opening games include St. Pauls against Ames Bern at 1 p.m., Albany vs. Shade at 2 p.m., The Plains vs. Carthage Troy at 3 p.m., and Waterloo vs. Glouster at 4 p.m. Semis run Monday with two and four p.m. winners meeting at 5 p.m. and 1 and 3 p.m. winners at 6 p.m. Consolation is Wednesday at 5 p.m. and the championship at 6 p.m.
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Albany
Athens
Nelsonville
McArthur
Glouster
Inion Fur
Racine Wesaee
Allensville
Wahama
Faleski
Carth
Troy
Waterloo
Beltheeee
Milleree . A
Jackson Tgt
Southwestern
Chauncey
Rutland
Wellston
RST
Pomeroy
Yger Creek
Pt. Pleasant
York
Hamden
North Gallia
Ames-Berno
Hannan-Trace
Rome-Can
Chesterhill Wilton
Middleport
Athens County
Trimble Junior High School
Trimble High School
St. Paul’s
Ames- Bern
Shade
the Plains
Carthage-Troy
Night games expand as AL releases 1965 schedule
The American League unveils a 1965 schedule with 445 night games, fewer doubleheaders, and more single games. Opening day on April 12 features three and a traditional opener in Washington. Detroit and Los Angeles join night action while Chicago and Baltimore start April 13 in Baltimore.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Boston
S Angeles
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Rae
Assere Sneer Meer Oes
T-N
Hart
Chicago
Jay
Math Ae
York
Joe Cronin
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Linden McKinley
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Akron North
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Steve Howell
Doug Cromer
Gary Cochran
Jerry Groves
Ron Bollie
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