Ohio State Freshmen to Face Parkersburg in Benefit Game
Ohio U Freshmen, coached by Jim Snyder, travel to Parkersburg W V for a charity matchup with West Virginia Freshmen at City Park 8 15 p m. The Ohio squad will start Hank Betts Dave Leightenheimer Vic Polosky Glen Hursey and Elwood Sparks as they seek to preserve an undefeated streak and prepare for a later game with Ohio State Jayvees.
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Walnut Creek Quint Unbeaten in 18 Games
Walnut Creek Ohio dominates Class B action as 18 straight victories propel the 153-resident school to league prominence. Abe Mast coaches a fast, six-foot-tall-less lineup that has outscored opponents 1100 to 420 while edging Midvale 47-41 on the road and drawing attention ahead of tournament play.
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Conference rules bar Marshall players Fetty Thompson
The Ohio Valley Conference judiciary committee ruled Bobby Fetty and Tommy Thompson ineligible to play football for Marshall. The athletes, who enrolled at Louisville last fall and played in two U.S. games, transferred to Marshall after Marshall requested the ruling in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Cage Games Tonight High School Matchups Across Regions
Portsmouth East visits Pomeroy while Ames Bern faces Racine Union and Furnace plays Waterloo. Glouster meets Nelsonville and Ironton confronts Gallipolis. Ravenswood plays Spencer and Wilkesville faces Rutland. Murray City visits Chauncey and The Plains meet Carbon Hill. Logan hosts Circleville and Moxahala plays Trimble. Wittenberg hosts Ohio Wesleyan and Otterbein plays Capital. Findlay at Bluffton Heidelberg at Ashland Long Island at Xavier LaSalle at Bowling Green Kenyon at Buffalo Oberlin at Western Reserve Colgate at Holy Cross Eastern Ky at Morehead Evansville at Western Ky Tennessee at Kentucky Louisville at Murray Notre Dame at Marquette.
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College basketball scores from last night
Michigan beat Wisconsin 40 to 48? North Central details incomplete. Illinois defeated Northwestern 66 to 8. Purdue edged Iowa 54 to 46.
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Redmen Down Kent State in Close Rally 80 73
Rio Grande College beat Kent State Canton Branch 80 to 73 after a late fourth quarter rally. Newt Oliver and Ryan combined to seal the win as Kent State led 66 65 with minutes left. Morgan led Kent State with 24 points. Rio Grande moved to 57 54 after three quarters and controlled the opening and closing periods.
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Bobcats End Dayton Streak with 57 40 Victory
Ohio University Bobcats defeated the Dayton Flyers 57 to 40 in Dayton, ending a seven game losing run. Key scorers were Chris Stefan and Jay Ruoff with 22 points combined, while Bob Johnson led Dayton with 14 points.
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