Ohio U. Tops MAC Race With 86 82 Win Over Marshall
Ohio University moved into sole early first place in the Mid-American Conference by defeating Marshall 86 82. The Bobcats improved to 11 4 in MAC play, led by Larry Kruger with 25 points and 14 rebounds, and Dave Bandy with 19 points. Jolliff grabbed 19 rebounds in limited minutes as Ohio U never trailed after a 4 3 start.
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Ohio Colleges Lead Banner Buckeye Basketball Run
Ohio State Cincinnati Toledo and Dayton pace the 1960s Ohio season with top AP rankings. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati shatters scoring records, while Ohio State moves toward an undefeated Big Ten title as Darrow and Lucas rack up high totals. Ohio State edges Northwestern 77 to 58, bolstering title hopes.
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Corning Coaches, Ohio U Aids Highlight Perry County Star
Corning Railroaders clinch their second straight Perry County League title aided by alumni from Ohio University. George Strode notes Al Burger and star Jerry Jackson among the Plains two falls ago coaches. Jackson and Stricklin, Fenik, Wolf connected to college teams, with Wolf in the Akron Wingfoots NIBL.
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Dow Finsterwald Leads PGA Earnings Sunday
Dow Finsterwald of Athens added 397.50 to his PGA earnings after posting rounds of 72 72 70 72 in a Palm Springs tournament. He has 7082.25 in total earnings, tops TT parade standings, and sits high in Ryder Cup and Vardon Trophy race summaries.
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Chesterhill Blue Devils Fall to Bartlett 68 57
Bartlett defeats Chesterhill 68 to 57 as Lauser scores 24 and Haines posts 24 for Chesterhill in a tight game. Chesterhill falls to 11 losses in 17 starts and ends regular season with a Friday night at Denvertown.
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Darrow's 39 Points Sparks Falcons Past Miami of Ohio
Jimmy Darrow 39 points led Bowling Green to a 93-89 win over Miami of Ohio in the MAC. He hit 14 field goals and 11 free throws, boosting his career total to 15 24, a BG school mark, while Vern Lawson led Miami with 34 in defeat.
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Rain Threatens Olympic Cross Country Course
Rain drenched the 1960 Winter Olympic site at Squaw Valley California. Only speed skaters and figure skaters trained, using the rink inside the 1500 seat ice arena as the area for practice ahead of the February games.
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National Hockey Saturday and Sunday Results Summary
Reported hockey results show Montreal 5 Boston 6 in Saturday action. Detroit 4 Chicago 5 and New York 4 Montreal 3 in Sunday games. Toronto 6 Detroit 5 and Chicago 6 are listed in Monday and Tuesday schedules with scattered incomplete entries.
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Romans edge Ames Bern 55 54 in league nonleague clash
Rome-Canaan and Ames Bern met in a close non league contest with Rome-Canaan overturning a deficit to win 55 54. James R Oxy led the Romans and Al Bowens Greenies built a big early lead as Rome Canaan improves to 8 7 while Ames Bern falls to 7 11.
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American Teen Wins International Ski Jumping Crown
Steamboat Springs Colo Jon Elliott 18 won the International Ski Jumping Championship as six U S Olympians placed top 10 in a 44 man field. Elliott leaped 284 and 296 feet on the 90 meter Howelsen Hill run and earned 224 6 points for the victory.
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Ex-Indian hurler Mike Garcia signs with MLB club
Former Cleveland Indian pitcher Mike Garcia signs with a major league team. Details on the specific club are not provided in the fragment.
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Ohio State Falls to Northwestern in Narrow Loss
Ohio State 77 Northwestern 58 with Ohio State’s defense struggling early. Northwestern guards led scoring while Ohio State failed to close the gap late as Cincinnati 67 Houston 55 earlier reflected a day of big college results.
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Basketball Standings and Schedule From Eastern Western Divisions
Eastern division shows Boston 44 13 Philadelphia 17 696 Syracuse 19 New York 23 23 431 2042 Western division lists St. Louis 33 21 Detroit 24 32 4.431 Cincinnati 14 6 45 0 211% Boston 143 New York 117 Philadelphia 129 Syracuse 126 Detroit 116 Minneapolis 101 New York 142 Boston 135 Syracuse 135 Cincinnati 112 St. Louis 130 Philadelphia 108 Minneapolis 104 Detroit 102 no games Tuesday schedule Syracuse Cincinnati at Detroit Philadelphia at Detroit Boston Minneapolis at St. Louis New York at St. Louis
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Wilt Chamberlain Eyes Pettit Scoring Mark Tuesday
Wilt Chamberlain can surpass Bob Pettit for the NBA single season scoring record with 13 more points. The 7 foot 1 inch rookie star has 2093 points in 55 games as Philadelphia meets Detroit, while Pettit’s 2105-point mark stands from last season.
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Stockport Downs Chauncey Dover For 14th Win
Stockport defeated Chauncey Dover 72 to 30 to improve to 14 wins in 18 games. Key players for Stockport included Geddes Walker Graham and Patterson, while Dover’s scoring was led by Dunkle Matheny Staten and Hanson.
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Rockets Edge Detroit 69-61 in close rivalry win
Toledo, ranked twelfth, led from start to finish to beat neighboring Detroit, ranked fourteenth, 69-61 before 4500 fans. Toledo improved to 15-2, Detroit to 15-3 as Dave Debusschere scored 19 for Detroit before fouling out with nearly five minutes left.
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Week's Cage Slate For Weekday High School Games
Eastern hosts Rutland in a non league night while Middleport visits Wahama Chauncey Dover plays Racine and Point Pleasant meets Parkersburg Catholic Corning travels to Columbus St Mary Shawnee visits Laurelville New Lexington meets St Aloysius at New Straitsville Tuesday night Pomeroy goes to Point Pleasant Wednesday night Friday features Seoul Nelsonville Wellston Gallipolis at Athens Pomeroy at Middleport Jackson visits Buckeye League leaders The Plains travel to Belpre Trimble visits Rutland and more across Muskingum Valley and surrounding counties Saturday night includes McArthur at Rio Grande and Rome-Canaan at Stockport along with several cross-town matchups.
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Coleman aims at Olympics pace with mile dash in Boston
Phil Coleman, 28, English instructor, dazzled a full house at the Boston AA games with a 4:03.8 mile tying the city garden record. He aims for the Olympic steeplechase and will keep running the mile until it harms his program, while teaching at the University of Illinois. Also, 18-year-old John Thomas of Boston University tied his world indoor high jump mark at 7 feet 12 inches and Bob Backus set a 67 feet 1 inch 35-pound weight record.
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Wilton Beats Harrisonville In Season Opener
Wilton Wildcats defeated Harrisonville 73 to 64 on Saturday night to move to 2-0. Harrisonville finish 3-16. reserves won 43-31 and end 10-9. Individual totals show Cline 29 for Wilton and Palmer 25 for Harrisonville.
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Palmer Wins 12000 At Palm Springs Desert Classic
Arnold Palmer won the Palm Springs Desert Classic at Thunderbird Country Club with a 65 final round to finish 338 total and take $12,000, the largest single purse of his five year tour. Fred Hawkins was runner up with 65 to earn $6,690, while Johnny Palmer and Bob Goalby tied for third at 342 and split $3,350 each.
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Hamilton Girl Ix Golf Champion Crowned in Palm Beach
Mrs Barbara Fitton a 26 year old physical education instructor from Hamilton Ohio defeated veteran Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore 1 up to win the Women's Golf Championship of Palm Beach. Fitton had only seven years of golf and never before won a major. The match stayed close with neither player more than two up at any time.
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Stanley Weekley Cup Athens Doubles Title
The Athens Bowling Association tourney at Rollerbowl crowned new doubles and singles champions. Tom Stanley and Vic Weekley won doubles with 1289 pins and a 210 handicap. Sinnett topped singles with 692 pins amid a strong field led by Fulks.
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Freshmen tie Marshall 77 in late MAC clash
Ohio University freshman team finishes 77 all with visiting Marshall after Corky Layman misses and then makes a free throw with one second left. OU trailed by a point late but the MID AMERICAN Conference rule kept the game from continuing after 7 30 p m. The yearlings move to 5 6 1.
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Lesko Steps Down as Collinwood High Basketball Coach
Joe Lesko resigns as head basketball coach at Collinwood High School saying he will stay on as a teacher. He led the team this season and will transition to classroom duties.
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