Crucial Miami Ohio MAC Tilt Set For Wednesday
Miami University meets Ohio University in a key Mid-American Conference clash at Withrow Court. The Redskins may be without injured guard Phil Snow and wrist-sidelined Jim Hallihan as they chase at least two of three road wins to stay atop the standings. Ohio aims to halt a losing trend and knock Miami from first with veterans Fowlkes Cluff Schroeder and Brown Hammond leading the lineup.
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Charley Dinkins
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Hio
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Jim Hallihan
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Hallihan
Xavier
Ohio
Withrow Court
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Bobcats
Toledo
Jerry Peirson
Frank Lukacs
Jim Patterson
Bob Jack
Columbus
Rockets
Bob James
Bob Nichols
Toledo Rockets Dominate MAC Offense In Week’s Leaders
Toledo leads MAC in scoring field-goal percentage and offensive average as Jim Cox tops the league in scoring with 24.0 points per game and Bob Aston nears a league field goal mark. Ohio and Marshall hover near top rebounds and defense while Bowling Green and Western Michigan shuffle free-throw charts.
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Toledo
Kent
Marshall
Miami
Thundering Herd
Ohio
Rockets
Jim Cox
Bob Aston
Ken Fowlkes
Aston
Pittsburgh
Bowling Green
Tom Baker
Joph al Dixon
Nick Aloi
Western Michigan
Tom Cook
College Scores Reported Across Conferences
A summary of college basketball scores shows Dayton 90 over Murray State 86, West Virginia 84 over Duke 81, Kentucky 85 over Florida 75, Tennessee 100 over Georgia 71, North Carolina 104 over N Carolina 70, Maryland 86 over Western Forest 78, LSU 62 over Alabama 66, Tulane 62 over Miss State 65, VMI 109 over Geo Washington 2, Northwestern 80 over Illinois 77, Nebraska 85 over Oklahoma State 59, Wisconsin 79 over Indiana 78, Purdue 66 over Iowa 58, Kansas State 50 over Oklahoma State 44, Colorado 65 over Missouri 80, Tulsa 81 over North Texas State 75, Houston 125 over Centenary 96, Texas South 100 over Grambling 98, UCLA 89 over Washington 67, Utah 58 over Hawaii 50.
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Walsh
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Iowa
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Okla
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Missouri
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Centenary
Tex
Grambling
UCLA
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Ohio University hosts Marshall in home wrestling dual
Ohio University aims for its first home dual win in Grover Center at 8 p.m. against Marshall. The Bobcats sit 2-3 after a 16-13 setback to Kent State while Marshall dropped 32-3 at Miami. The Thundering Herd stands 1-7 and visits West Virginia on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Grover Center
Marshall
Bobcats
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Miami
Thundering Herd
Ohio
West Virginia
Alabama Penalized by SEC for Freshman Aid Misunderstanding
The Southeastern Conference fined Alabama and reduced its incoming football grant limit to 38 for next season after 42 players on financial aid appeared in freshman games. Commissioner Bernie Moore said no recruiting violation occurred and blamed a misinterpretation of rules. Frank A. Rose apologized for the incident as Alabama, national champion in 1965, faced a light penalty.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Southeastern Conference
Bernie Moore
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Rose
Moore
Alabama
SEC
Regional high school basketball sites set for March tournaments
Ohio high school athletic association named regional sites and dates for Class AA and A basketball tournaments. Regions span Kent State, Toledo, Columbus, Cincinnati, Canton, Lima, Athens, Troy, and Hobart Arena with games March 16 to 19 and the state finals March 25 to 26 at St John Arena.
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Associated Press Selection Committee
Ohio
Jets
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Warren
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Libbey
Columbus West
Cleveland East Tech M4
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Athens Has & Peints
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Ohio High School Atheltic Association
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Bowling Green
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Baldwin-Wallace
Athens
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Oxford
Troy
New Philadelphia
Lima Senior
Bath
Tiffin
Findlay
Lima
Defiance
Ohio University
Chillicothe
Marietta
Hobart
Springfield
City Basketball League concludes regular schedule
The City league wrapped its regular schedule with top four teams set for a next week tournament. Jim's Bar led 8-0, Jaycee No 1 7-1, Norris Electric 6-2, Millview 5-3, while Bridgwater Machine 4-4 and others trailed. Results included Jaycee No 1 forfeiting to Tom Thumb, Norris Electric beating Millview 72-71, and Jim's Bar defeating Jaycee No 2 73-46.
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Jim’s Bar
Jaycee No. 1
Norris Electric
Millview
Bridgwater Machine
the Plains
Tom Thumb
Jaycee No. 2
Zaleski
Mon day Juniors versus Home Restaurant summary
Partial OCR lists teams and scores with top scorers Cindy Cade Rex Ballinger Susie Antle Stephen son Ace't. Banked numbers show percentages and figures but context is missing for a full recap.
Kentucky Tops AP Poll for First Time This Season
Kentucky rises to No. 1 in the Associated Press major college rankings for the first time this year after an 17-0 start and victories over Alabama Vanderbilt and Georgia. Duke falls to second after a 15-1 record and a 94 90 loss to West Virginia ending a 13 game win streak.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Association Press
Kentucky
Vic Bubas
Wildcats
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Georgia
West Virginia
Rupp in Love With Team Sparks Kentucky Wildcats
Adolph Rupp enthuses over his 1960s Kentucky squad as 18 straight wins lift the Wildcats to the top of the AP poll and SEC race. He praises players like Conley Dampier Jaracz Kron and Riley and shows rare personal affection for his roster and coaching style.
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Pthe
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Baron
Wildcats
Associated Press
Larry Conley
Louie Dampier
Thad Jaracz
Tom Kron
Pat Riley
Conley
New Athletics Proposal Aims at Middle and High School Sports
NYU education professor Dr. Charles A. Bucher urged a nationwide shift to new school athletics at the National Association of Secondary School Principals meeting. He proposed a 10 week season, no gate receipts, weekday afternoon games on school grounds, and emphasis on participation over winning. He argued interschool competition should be a social experience for all students.
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Charles A. Bucher
NYU
Bucher
National Association of Secondary School Principals
City Bowling All Events Winners Named in Athens Tourney
Winners announced by Carroll Widdoes for the Mens City Bowling Tourna ment held in Athens. Handicap winners include Everett Shank, Ott Wagner, Bryce Downes, Jack Vickers, Corky Gordon, Jerry Ziegler, Dick Simpson, Roger Pidcock, Jim Widdoes, and D West with scores listed. Scratch results list Bob Cottrill, Bob Gagle, Jack Rosser, Leroy Hashman, Ted Williams, Marion Wood, Skip Renaour, Bill Adams, Jack Neal, and Don Strawn with totals.
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Athens
Carroll Widdoes
Everett Shank
Ott Wagner
Bryce Downes
Jack Vickers
Corky Gordon
Jerry Ziegler
Dick Simpson
Roger Pidcock
Jim Widdoes
D. West
Bob Cottrill
Bob Gagle
Jack Rosser
Leroy Hashman
Ted Williams
Marion Wood
Skip Ridenour
Bill Adams
Jack Neal
Don Strawn
Makeup Games Set for Tonight Across Several Schools
Allensville versus The Plains resumes tonight at The Plains after a Jan 29 postponement with a 6 p.m. start for the reserve game and the varsity following. Other makeup matchups include Eastern at Kgger Creek, McArthur at York, and Chesterhill Mari on at Stockport. Regular finals feature Spencer at Wahama and Parkersburg at Point Pleasant in West Virginia and North Gallia at Rutland.
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the Plains
Kgger Creek
McArthur
York
Chesterhill Marion
Stockport
Spencer
Wahama
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
North Gallia
Rutland
Junior High Finals Set at Waterloo Gym for Athens County
Trimble faces Ames Bern at 5 30 p m Wednesday in the Athens County Junior High championship at Waterloo gymnasium. Rome Canaan and Carthage Troy meet in the consolation at 4 15 p m at the same site after Trimble beat Troy 55 20 and Ames Bern squeaked by Rome 41 40.
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Waterloo Gymnasium
Rome-Canaan
Carthage-Troy
Trimble
Troy
Ames Bern
Rome
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