City Bowling Tournament Ends With Close Finishes
Dick Simpson wins singles division with 621 scratch. Everett Shank tops handicap with 663 actual. In doubles Dan Wallace and Jim Ferris post 1302 with 210 handicap, while Bob Gagle and Ott Wagner win with 1179 actual. Winners list to be posted at Lakeview lanes and Rollerbowl.
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Farrell Upset In Track Meet
In Philadelphia Tommy Farrell, regarded as the US best middle distance man, finished second to Ollan Cassell in the 600, 1 12.8, as Cassell edged Farrell by about a foot. George Young upset Bill Baillie in the two mile with 8 50.00. John Pennel vaulted 16 6 1/4, falling short of an indoor 17. Parry O Brien Jim Grelle led Seattle meet youth and veteran Jeff Chase excelled with 16 6 1/4 in pole vault.
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Athens Junior High wins all three grade basketball games
The Athens Junior High School cage teams swept Fort Frye on Saturday. The ninth grade won 49-35 with Mike Goodwin scoring 17 and Danny Wickerham 10. The eighth grade prevailed 49-21 as Skip Dennison added eight points. The seventh grade finished 29-24 led by eight apiece from Dick Rutter and Bob Beverage.
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Skip Dennison
Dick Rutter
Bob Beverage
10 Year Old Rolls 605 in Bantam League Bowling
Ton McBride the 10 year old son of Mrs Edward McBride and the late Mr McBride bowled a 605 actual series in the Bantam League. He carded 218 then 194 and 193 in the three games counted for patches. The league is sanctioned by the American Junior Bowling Congress.
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Mr. McBride
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Big Ten Grants Aid Policy Acknowledged by Duffy Daugherty
Duffy Daugherty praises a new Big Ten grant in aid policy tied to need calling it essential. He emphasizes the league’s support for athletes amid financial pressures.
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Duffy Daugherty
College Scores Across Regions Highlight Tight Games
A collage of college basketball results shows Ohio teams Ohio State, Xavier, and Akron posting wins in overtime and close finishes. Notable upsets include Kent State and Ohio University hard-fought triumphs with multiple overtime thrillers and standout performances from Akron and American University in the standings.
Sanders Wins Bob Hope Desert Classic In Sudden-Death
Doug Sanders defeats Arnold Palmer in a playoff at Indian Wells to win the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs California. Sanders birdied the 15th hole to clinch the title after closing with 66 and a 349 total. Palmer finishes second with 350 and $8,000 prize. Kneece Finishes Strong For Tied Third With 350.
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Mike Souchak
al Besselink
Phil Rodgers
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Dave Marr
Cincinnati Beats Louisville on Howard's Last-Second Shot
Cincinnati earns a 56-54 win over Louisville as John Howard nets 17 points and delivers the game winner with three seconds left. Ohio State loses to Illinois 78-77 and Toledo, Ohio U, Miami, Xavier, Kent State all post MAC wins in a busy weekend slate.
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Larry Horner
Marshall Game Dog Gets Glasses
Huntington West Virginia Toledo edged Marshall 70 69 in overtime after Marshall coach Ellis Johnson protested by placing glasses on a stray dog. Referee Wilson Murray called a technical foul and Toledo's Jim Cox scored the decisive free throw and buzzer jumper.
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Jim Cox
Rockets
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W. Va
Ellis Johnson
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Wilson Murray
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Thundering Herd
Bentley tops Chauncey Dover with 42 points in win over Brown Zaleski
Bentley scores 42 to lead Chauncey-Dover past Brown Zaleski 109-74 as Glen Bridgewater 22 and Mingus 14 Nye 14 help. York beats Starr-Washington 73-47 while Wilton, Pomeroy and others post wins in Saturday action.
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Glen
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Tom Thomas
Steve Malone
York
Wilton
Hannan Trace
Jim Strausbaugh
Tim Goss
Danny Wells
Meryle Minster
Jets
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Bruce Simpson
Dick Knight
Ray Redman
David White
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Ohio Matmen Lose to Kent State in Grover Center
The Ohio University wrestling team fell 16 13 to Kent State at Grover Center. Dave Unik Rick Martin and Bill Attamante won for Ohio while Buck Moran and Pete Witt drew. Kent State’s Bill Herbert edged Frank Cargould 7 6 on riding time. The Golden Flashes improved to 5 1 while Ohio dropped to 2 3. The Bobcats host Marshall Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Frank Cargauld
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Ohio University Hockey Loses 4-3 to Wisconsin in Madison
Ohio University hockey fell 4-3 at Wisconsin on Saturday. Jim Barrett scored twice and Doug White added one for Ohio, which dropped to 6-10 on the season.
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Chesterhill Marion Defeats Shade 50 38 in Reserve Score
Chesterhill Marion outscored Shade 50 to 38 in a reserve game. Individual totals show Chesterhill Marion stars Hill and Triplett delivering strong scoring while Shade also contributed with Niggemeyer Swan and Ruth. Final line reads Chesterhill Marion 50 Shade 38.
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Jim Niggemeyer
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Greg Pratt
Bill Martin
Danny Swan
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Mayle
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Robinson
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Ches. Marion
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Logan and Franklin Heights Post Scoring Totals
Logan and Franklin Heights faced off with final tallies of 60 to 71. Logan players Kemper Poston and Weiland led scoring while Franklin Heights saw solid contributions from Press Ferris and Shato, with the reserves edging Logan 43 to 30.
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Chuck Kemper
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Yankees Deploy Three Over-30 Pitchers This Season
The New York Yankees plan three veteran starters with ages beyond 30. Whitey Ford is 37, Bob Friend 35, and Pete Ramos 30, shaping the rotation this year.
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Whitey Ford
Bob Friend
Pete Ramos
York vs Starr Washington basketball score recap
York led by Wagner 10 points and 24 rebounds and Grinstead 3 assists in a 73 point output. Starr Washington counters with Malone 12 points and Mount 8 points. Final: Starr Washington 47 York 73 with York totaling 56 34 56 73 by quarter and Starr Washington 8 15 33 47 in the reserve score.
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Starr-Washington
Nelsonville tops Gallia in late thriller 68–64
Nelsonville Greyhounds edge Gallia Academy Blue Devils 68 to 64 in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League game. Bob Richards scores 19 and Terry Daugherty 13 for Nelsonville while Larry Mitchell adds 25 for Gallipolis. Nelsonville improves to 9-3 in the league and 12-3 overall.
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Mather Re Assigned to Talent Scout Post with Bears
CHICAGO P Onetime Massillon Ohio high school coach Chuck Mather named player talent scout for the Chicago Bears He will spend less time coaching and more on his life insurance business with approval from owner coach George Halas NEW YORK P NHL expansion in 34 years decisions due within days board of governors to grant at least two new franchises as 1967 68 season push begins
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