City Tournament Doubles and Singles Winners List
Winners in the City Tournament included Brad Davis and Bob Main, Dick Jones and Ray Dunfee, with Mike and Rex Snider topping honors. Handicap doubles results feature teams such as Davis/Main and Jones/Dunfee, while singles events list top performers Rex Snider, Bob Gagle, Bill Adams, and Jack Rosser among others.
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Brad Davis
Bob Main
Dick Jones
Ray Dunfee
Mike
Rex Snider
Dave Strawn
Ott Wagner
Ted Williams
Jerry Yates
Everett Shank
Larry Collins
Clyde Bronson
Ray Cuckler
Jack Rosser
College scores mixed across slate in midweek play
Providence defeats Canse 74 55 while DePaul tops Temple 67. Yale beats Harvard 66 52 and Seton Hall 63 over Georgetown 75. Texas Tech 102 over Rice 60 and Texas 65 over Texas A M 63 highlight a night of NCAA basketball action.
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Abe
Yale
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Continental League forms with football ten teams
The Continental League announces a ten team football league with divisions Eastern and Western, starting August 14 and ending November 13. Sudden death will decide tied games, and budget conscious aims target big crowds and national TV. Sol Rosen calls it a third league, echoing the old Continental Baseball League concept.
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Belpre Eagles top Eastern 59 53 in SECBL clash
Belpre defeats Eastern 59 to 53 as Mike Smith and Terry Dyer lead the scoring for the hosts. Eastern struggles from the field and foul area while Belpre capitalizes on free throws to pull ahead in the second half. Ken of Eastern held to nine points. Belpre’s Dyer nets 17. Belpre hosts The Plains and Rutland next, while Eastern visits Rutland later in the SECBL schedule.
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Belpre Eagles
Cou Tt
Eastern
Meigs County Eagles
Gual
Mike Smith
Keep
Ken
Charles Lee
Terry Dyer
Smith
Dick Lee
Plains and
Rutland
Shenandoah
Parkersburg Bathodie
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Leonard
Dyer
Fornithe Oe
John
Bar
Energie
Rutland Red Devils
Indians
Neil Hawk
Bill Gilkey
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Greg Linscott
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McArthur
Chauncey
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Rannow's late shot seals Athens win over Eastmoor
Bruce Rannow hit a three with three seconds left to lift Athens past Columbus Eastmoor 52 to 49 before a packed gym. Coon led Athens with 17 points while Handley and Bannon added 11 and 10 respectively as Eastmoor fell to 10-4.
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Bruce Rannow
Athens
Columbus Eastmoor
Athens Gymnasium
Eastmoor
Rannow
Eric Gustavson
Larry Coon
Bannon
Coon
Bulldogs
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Gustavson
Jerry Groves
Gary Cochran
Warriors
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Slimmer Casper Wins Hope Golf
Bill Casper Jr captured the $100,000 Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic at Bermuda Dunes, finishing with a 348 to beat Arnold Palmer and Tommy Aaron by one stroke. Palmer and Aaron earned $6,000 each, with Nicklaus, Beard, and Marr tying for third at 352. Casper took $15,000, the event’s largest prize to date.
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Calif
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Palmer
Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Dave Marr
Tony Lema
High School Basketball Box Score Highlights
Multiple teams clash in a high school basketball box score with players listed for Allensville Union Furnace and others. The report tallies points by players, team totals by quarters, and reserve scores across varied lineups and venues.
Marshall's 26 Paces Rio Grande Victory in Gymnasium
Marshall's 26 paced their 13th win as Walsh fell to 5-12. Cavalier Andy Palotta led scoring with 20 of 36 points at game half, while Rio Grande's player reached 14 before fouling out early. Redmen built an early 10-0 lead and shot 39 percent overall. other scattered data appears fragmentary.
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Cavalier
Andy Palotta
Redmen
Thave Mnine Eaeh Noe
Orrany
Rio Grande
Pellygrene Bare
Foutsko
Bruins edge Carthage Troy for fourth in Athens League
York Bruins beat Carthage Troy 49 48 to claim a fourth place tie in the Athens County League. Ronnie Wachenschwanz scored the deciding basket with 47 seconds left as hosts erased a 38 32 Trojan lead after halftime.
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York
Bruins
Carthage
Troy
Ronnie Wachenschwanz
Trojans
Harry Hall
Miller
Seek Easine Of Tax Load
Cleveland reports discuss tools to ease state tax burdens for business owners who claim their facilities are unjustly rated by ability to pay. They contend Ohio laws are harsher than if zoning treated them as recreational properties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hounds Conquer Jackets In SECAL Clash
Nelsonville Greyhounds toppled last place Middleport Yellow Jackets 90 to 60 in a Southeast ern Ohio Athletic League game. Jim Pancake led with 19 points, Bob Richards 17, Jamie James 15 as Nelsonville improve to 11 3 overall and 9 2 in league. Middleport’s Gary Stobart scored 18, while Buddy Moore held to 12. Nelsonville visits Pomeroy Friday and hosts Logan Saturday.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Greyhounds
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Bob Richards
Jamie James
Gary Stobart
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Bill Davis
Middleport
Pomeroy
Logan
Wellston
Gallipolis
Ohio University Teams Rally After Bus Breaks Down
Ohio University swimming team needed help from the track team when their bus caught fire crossing into Michigan. The track unit gave a ride to Michigan Federation Relays and to East Lansing, then the bus crew repaired the broken vehicle for the return to Athens. Meanwhile Kent State beat OU wrestling 22 to 8 for coach Joe Begala’s 250th victory.
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