Marshall Blasts Ohio U in MAC Tilt as Byrd Sparks 36
Marshall College toppled Ohio University 98 89 in Huntington. Leo Byrd scored 36 points and Hal Greer added 28 as the Thundering Herd surged to a 52 40 halftime lead and held on to win their fifth of six MAC games.
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Ohio University
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Marshall pairs Byrd and Greer atop scoring scene in win over Ohio
Leo Byrd and Hal Greer led Marshall with 36 and 28 points respectively as the Herd topped Ohio University 98 89. Coach Jule Rivlin has Marshall averaging 90.0 points per game with a fast break attack and aggressive press, while Greer and Byrd maintain the top scoring duo in the nation among players from the same college.
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Marshall
Ohio University
Greer
Cam Henderson
Bobcats
Jule Rivlin
Oklahoma State Tops Tulsa 64-46 for 500th Victory
Hank Iba the Iron Duke reaches 500 wins as Oklahoma State defeats Tulsa 64-46. Iba’s milestone underscores OSU’s NCAA at large bid chase while Western Kentucky’s Ed Diddle and Kentucky’s Adolph Rupp remain the only other active coaches with notable win totals.
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Associated Press
Hank Iba
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Cowboys
Tulsa Hurricane
Western Kentucky
Ed Diddle
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Notable college hoops night yields close finishes across nation
Oklahoma State moves to 14-2 behind Arlen Clark 28 points. Temple and Bradley win as Dayton remains top 20 with a 17-2 mark after a 64-62 OT win over Miami Ohio. Richmond tops Georgetown 67-65 in OT, while Fordham defeats Providence 64-52 and Syracuse ends Army’s four game streak 75-63.
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Duquesne
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Arizona
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Miami
Ohio
John Brady
Fordham
Providence
Little Wagner
Boo Ellis
Niagara
Harry Orlando
Ard
Penn State
Penn
Wally Colender
Jon Cincebox
Syracuse
Army
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Jim Bower
Columbia
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Tulsa
Marquette
Creighton
Chio
Wash
St. Louis
DePauw
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Mt. Union
Wooster
Heidelberg
Bluffton
Wagerr
Tone
Chicago
Loyola
Richmond
Georgetown
Rutgers
Johns Hopkins
Kg. Wesleyan
Tampa
Morehouse
Knoxville
Tenn. A&i
Rockhurst
Memphis State
Tenn. Tech
Pikeville
Berea
Eastern Ky
Louisville
Murray
Mid. Tenn
Air Force
Colo
Michigan State struggles in Big Ten race statistics
Big Ten leaders are led by Northwestern and Michigan in key stats as Michigan State trails in field goal percentage .390 free throw .567 and 72.8 points per game while yielding 68.8 and 46.6 rebounds per game. Archie Dees of Indiana tops scoring and field goal percentage with .571, Willie Merriweather of Purdue leads free throws. M. C. Burton of Michigan grabs 16.4 rebounds per game.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Archie Dees
Illinois
Don Ohl
Pete Tillotson
Iowa
Dave Gunther
Minnesota
George Kline
Dees
Willie Merriweather
Purdue
M. C. Burton
John Green
MSU
Frank Howard
Ohio State
Scout names likely five to join NBA next season
New York scout Andrew Levane lists Elgin Baylor of Seattle and Guy Rodgers of Temple among five seniors most likely to make the NBA. Archie Dees, Mike Farmer, and Barney Cable also receive spots. Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson draw strong praise but are noted as juniors.
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Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Guy Rodgers
Temple
Archie Dees
Indiana
Mike Farmer
San Francisco
Barney Cable
Bradley
Baylor
Rodgers
Andrew Levane
New York Knickerbockers
Rochester Royals
Syracuse Nationals
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Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
NBA
Robertson
College basketball scores and results across teams
Summary of multiple college games with scores from Oklahoma State Tulsa to Miami Ohio and others. Includes wins and losses for Georgetown Loyola Chicago Penn State Army Navy, plus a boxing bout in Norfolk and San Diego. Notable margins and overtime noted.
Two-Man Final Bouts as Teams End with Four Players
In Madison Florida Jasper High School played with six players and, after multiple fouls, fielded four. Madison also reduced to four, then three, and both teams finished with two players on the floor. Madison won 71 to 36.
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Jasper High School
Jasper
Warriors Belt Minneapolis for Sixth Straight Win
Tom Gola shakeoff nine year rust and Jack George return to form spark the Philadelphia Warriors to a 112-102 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in Minneapolis. George 16 points Gola 18 Johnston 24 Arizin 20 pace the win as the team climbs to two games behind Syracuse in the East with about 20 games left in the season. Celtics hold 9½ game lead after beating Cincinnati 116-89 at Boston Garden led by Tommy Heinsohn with 18 points.
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National Basketball Assn
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Neil Johnston
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Syracuse
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Boston Garden
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Arizin
Barboursville Beats Point Pleasant 66 56 in Tuesday Clash
Barboursville Pirates beat Point Pleasant 66 to 56 led by Bob Miller and held a 6 8 record while Point Pleasant drops to 7 6. Key scorers include Pat Young with 16 for Point Pleasant and Eddie Skidmore with 12 for Barboursville, who led assists with seven as fouls totaled fifty.
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Rice coach Luman Records 108 Wins in Eight Seasons
In eight full seasons as Rice basketball coach Don Luman has a 108 82 record. Top players listed include P McAllister 176 B Whit latch 175 Standish 175 P Taylor 174 KR Weymiller 168 G Butts 168 F McGuire 167 B Meehem 166 J Odenthal 166 R Mender 165.
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Semi-Pro Cage Clash Draws Glouster and Middleport Teams
A Thursday night semi professional basketball doubleheader at Glouster High School gym features a junior high opener at 7 and the main game at 8 p m between Middleport Marauders and Glouster Terriers. Notables include Bucky Walters Kellingsworth and Larry Morrison for the Marauders and Bob Penrod John Dunnett John Savel Larry Keith Terry Holbert Bob Robach and Jerry White for Glouster with Ken Neville and Bob Brennan as officials.
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Nelsonville
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Larry Keith
Terry Holbert
Bob Robach
Jerry White
Crooksville
Ken Neville
J-T
Bob Brennan
Waterloo Downs Shade 61 To 52
Waterloo Highs cagers erased an eight point deficit to pull even at 27 all by halftime and surged past Shade 61 to 52 in an Athens County League game. Ray Dicken led Waterloo with 15 points while McGrath and Ruth added 13 each for Shade. Reserve Waterloo squad beat Shade B 71 to 13.
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