Kittens Sweep Dayton for Ninth Victory in Convocation Center
Ohio University's freshman squad rallied from an early deficit to beat Dayton Freshmen 82-77 at the Convocation Center. George Green led with 23 points as OU built a double digit halftime lead, with Darrel Allen scoring 12 and Scott Love adding 12. Dayton's Elijah and Willis kept the Flyers within reach before Allen sealed the win with late free throws.
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Warren Local dominates Point Pleasant in 86 43 victory
Warren Local shot strongly led by Phil McGraw who scored 27 points and hit 12 of 13 free throws in a 86 43 win over Point Pleasant. Mark Elder added 18 points as Warren Local improves to 10 4 while Point Pleasant drops to 1 12. Rod Hudson paced the losers with 24 points.
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Rockets
Ripley Tops Wahama 86 77 in Tuesday Battle
Ripley used a 28-15 second quarter run to pull away from Wahama and win 86-77 on the Falcons home court. Roger Dingey led Wahama with 26 points and 12 rebounds while Randy Crawford added 18 and Mark Mitchell grabbed 15 boards.
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College basketball scores from various matchups
East Long Island defeated George Washington 76 to 72 while Manhattan beat Rutgers 78 77 Seton Hall routed Biscayne 89 84 Rhode Island edged Holy Cross 93 86 Providence triumphed over Canisius 69 Conn. beat New Hampshire 77 Northeastern 82 Bates 53 Brown 69 Greek Nationals 62 Assumption 115 Brandeis 87 Wesleyan 82 Trinity 61 Eastern Mid. 109 Buffalo 96 Springfield 97 St. Michael's 85 South Davidson 79 Furman 75 Marshall 92 Samford 79 Fairmont 46 Wheeling 44 Florida Southern 114 Birmingham 66 Presbyterian 83 Lander 69 Glenville 57 Morris Harvey 56 West Virginia State 87 Salem 81 Midwest Indiana 61 Minnesota 42 Michigan State 89 Illinois 79 Ohio University 108 MacMurray 69 St. John's New York 86 Notre Dame 75 Northwestern 73 Purdue 67 Iowa 80 Ohio State 67 Wabash 103 Hanover 86 Allegheny 87 John Carroll 80 Hiram 81 Denison 70 Gustavus Adolphus 67 Augsburg 65 Murray State 80 Oscar Rose 70 Augustana Illinois 94 Millikin 80 Earlham 98 Taylor 82 Southwest Texas 80 Texas A M 71 SMU 74 Rice 65 TCU 85 Texas Tech 81 Pan American 109 Lamar 95 SW Louisiana 78 West Texas State 67 Baylor 93 Arkansas 84 Air Force 54 South Colorado 52 Rocky Mountain 99 Eastern Montana 94 Central Washington 75 Seattle Pacific 73 San Diego U 89 Whittier 74
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Record Bowlers Set For 68th Ohio State Tournament
Cincinnati hosts the 68th Ohio State Bowling Association Tournament opening February 26 with 1 355 teams a new all time high. Doubles 2 979 singles 5 958 and All Events 4 000 set records while team play occurs at Losantiville Lanes and doubles singles at Princeton Bowl. The Cincinnati area tops participation with 275 teams while Cleveland 102 Akron 85 and others follow.
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Holum Delivers U S First Gold in Sapporo Speed Skate
Diane Holum fulfills a lifelong dream by winning the United States its first gold in Sapporo. In the same Games, the U S hockey team suffers a crushing 7 2 loss to the Soviet Union in a brutal night for American athletes.
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Associated Press
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Northbrook skater sets Olympic record in 1500 meters
A 1 year old Northbrook skater wins Olympic gold with a 2 20 85 record in the 1500 meters as teammates rally in celebration. Anne Henning, also from Northbrook, is favored in the 500 and 1000 meters. The U S hockey team, after an opening loss, defeats Czechoslovakia 5 1 but falls to Russia 7 0 with Frank Sanders scoring for the U S. Finland looms next as the Americans seek a medal.
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City Cage Tourney Titles Decided in Athens League
The Athens Basketball League post season saw Random Sample win the Over 30 title 56 49 over Stroh's No 2 with Paul Bishop scoring 24 and Sam Jones 21. In the Under 30 final People's Bank beat Woody's 73 62 led by Charles McKenna with 30 points.
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Hotaling Wins MAC Player of the Week Honor
Bowling Green forward Bob Hotaling earned Mid-American Conference player of the week after coming off the bench to score 17 points in BG’s 77-75 upset of Miami of Ohio. He hit six of 10 shots, five free throws and grabbed seven rebounds while boosting his season totals.
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