Bobcats Rally Past Case in 77-69 Conference Win
Ohio University defeated Case Tech 77-69 in Cleveland to reach 10-3 on the season. Key performers included Garrison with 18 points and 16 rebounds, Weinbrecht scoring 14, and Vaughan leading Case with 21. OU eyes a MAC clash with Marshall in Huntington Wednesday.
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Birdie Tebbetts Signs Puerto Rican League Batting Ace
General Manager Gabe Paul and Manager Birdie Tebbetts of the Cincinnati Redlegs toured winter leagues and signed Bob Thurman after witnessing his power in the Puerto Rican Winter League. Thurman, 31, 6-1, 205 lb Negro, hit over .330 as a top batter.
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Broncos, Miami Stand Strong In MAC Action
Miami edged Toledo 84 76 to stay pace atop the MAC with Western Michigan 86 80 over Kent State. Dan Potopsky scored 59 for Kent on a home floor record, while Duke beat Bowling Green 64 54 and Baldwin Wallace beat Western Reserve 89 76. Ohio University and Marshall won non league games as Bowling Green and Western Reserve fell.
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Frick Criticized For Speech At Baseball Writers Banquet
New York critics fault Commissioner Ford Frick after his remarks at the New York Baseball Writers' Association banquet. They say his talk implied a plot to undermine baseball while he touted a March baseball conscious week. Some reporters note he omitted minor leagues and worry about public confidence.
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Steubenville Defenses Tops State In Basketball Pace
Steubenville holds the state's best defensive mark at 63 points per game and remains in fourth place after a 2 4 record. Paul Brownlee leads with about 1550 career points as the Barons chase key wins at McKeesport and Alli ance. Dayton and Cincinnati face tough tests as Ohio teams split the week.
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Nielsen Breaks Indoor Mile Mark at Millrose Games
In New York Copenhagen pressman Gunnar Nielsen set a world indoor mile record with 4 03.6 at Madison Square Garden. Santee finished behind as Dwyer was disqualified after a heated clash with Nielsen and Santee.
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Bucks Tackle Gophers In Big 10 Basketball
Ohio State aims to upset Minnesota atop the Big Ten as Robin Freeman returns. The Buckeyes face a Gophers squad that has not lost at home this season in Chicago. Illinois confronts Michigan at Ann Arbor, Wisconsin plays Indiana, and Michigan State travels to Notre Dame in non conference action.
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Senators Add Kansas City Trip Increasing Travel Miles
With Kansas City joining the American League schedule the Washington Senators will log an extra 2316 miles on road trips this season.
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Bowling's Your Game 8 Learn To Hook Through Practice
Instruction on developing a bowling hook through natural delivery and wrist action. Guides the reader to observe how the ball breaks, the pocket it enters, and how speed affects hook distance, with emphasis on learning by experience and watching for back-ups.
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Littler Wins Phoenix Open With Birdie on Final Hole
Gene Littler of Palm Springs California captured $2400 first prize in the Phoenix Open after a 70 final round to finish 275 total. He birdied the last hole from 240 yards to beat Billy Maxwell and a late-charging Johnny Palmer, while Palmer faltered after reaching No. 8 in two.
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Free Throw Trend Shifts College Basketball Strategy
In a season shaped by a new rule rewarding successful foul shots, coaches push ball control to draw opponents into fouls. Experts note over half of early games decided at the foul line, with Kentucky’s losses to Georgia Tech underscoring the shift as Tech excelled at free throws while Kentucky relied on more field goals.
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LSU Considers Red Sanders and Paul Brown for Coaching Post
LSU pursues a successor to fired coach Gaynell Tinsley and a new athletic director after 23 years under Heard. Links to Red Sanders of UCLA and Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns surface as prospects, with combined duties offering a higher salary and appeal to marquee coaches.
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Ohio narrows gap as wrestling squad tops Toledo
Ohio University defeated Toledo 34 61 in a MAC contest to keep a season winning streak alive. Dick Bonacci pinned Ken Zeman for a 5 12 victory as Steve Rude and others added key wins, while Jim Hertel and Tom Nevite contributed decisive decisions. Ohio heads to Miami University next on February 12.
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Michigan State 73 Wisconsin 7 basketball score note
College basketball scores feature Michigan State 73 over Wisconsin 7 and multiple regional games including Marietta 113 over Capital 72 and Kansas State 76 over Nebraska 62. The long listing mixes colleges and confined results with scattered player names and inconsistent punctuation.
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Grand Rapids 6 Troy and Cincinnati 4 Fort Wayne 5
Grand Rapids gains win against Troy 6 to 4 while Cincinnati edges Fort Wayne 5 to 4 in a compact set of hockey style scores.
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Post season tourneys enter picture for college powers
College basketball powers move into final month as NCAA tournament looms. Conference races tighten with Utah, Oregon, Penn, Columbia, and others near the cutoff. Notable teams listed include San Francisco, Marquette, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Villanova, Niagara, Canisius, Memphis State, LaSalle, Holy Cross, and leaders in Big Ten, Atlantic Coast, Southern, Southeast, Southwest, Missouri Valley, and Pacific Coast divisions.
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Trimble Takes Buckeye Lead In Rough County Play
Trimble led the Cardinals past Buckeye with a strong start and foul shooting sealing a 40-49 victory. Chauncey’s team fell to Buchtel while Vinton’s Shade squad beat Galla County’s rivals. Multiple players posted double figures as teams jockeyed for position in district action.
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Two Champs Head Busiest Boxing Week
Two world boxing champions Johnny Jaxton and Jimmy Carter enter a busy Boxing Week with nontitle bouts in Boston and Akron. Carter faces Tony DeMarco in Boston, a bout likely to anchor the week as DeMarco is a hometown favorite. Santo faces Kid Gavilan in Philadelphia in a prior crown win, while Chico Vejar returns to boxing with Joey Klein in Brooklyn. Holly Mims meets Milo Savage at St Nicholas Arena as ABC and Dumont televise.
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Yankees First Baseman Bill Skowron Works as Plumber
During the off season Bill Skowron of the New York Yankees trains a plumbers apprenticeship in Austin Minnesota. He works as a plumber while preparing for the next baseball season.
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