Bobcats Dominate Broncos Break Scoring Mark
Ohio University routs Western Michigan 116 to 87 as Bob Peters and Bob Anderson power a fast scoring night. OU sets one game team scoring record while showcasing modern offensive play and sharp passing led by Anderson and Williams. Ed Blair of WMU grabs 17 rebounds and 28 points but falls short as OU builds a 62 35 halftime lead.
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Ohio University
B. T
Butch
Grover
Ohio U-Western Michigan
Bobcats
Broncos
Jim Snyder
Ohioans
Ohio A
Baldwin Wallace
Morehead State
Yesteryear
Western Michigan
Bob Peters
Snydermen
Nets
Cats
Cousey
Bob Anderson
Anderson
Larry Williams
Williams
Dale Bandy
Andy
Dick Norman
Western
Joe Hoy
Ed Blair
Jim Betts
Grooms
Johnson
Tuders Veter
Ik Waileere
Seatree
Williames
Tuder
Sorman
Randy
Dal Hen
Cranat
Mitchell
McAuley Ooreees
Oo Hollenbeck
Titsoma
Ween Eee
Oo Shriver
Obie
W. Michigan
Findlay
Wilmington
Oilers
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Marietta
Kenyon
Akron
Oberlin
Cincinnati
Bearcats
St. Joseph
Oscar Robertson
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Dayton
Miami
Oxford
Duquesne
Flyers
Various college basketball scores and a Major League record
A long list of college men’s basketball results across many teams and conferences with scores for Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, Purdue, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Drake, DePaul, Marquette, and others. The Cincinnati Reds set a major league record in 1957 by hitting 12 pinch home runs.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Miami
Ohio
Indiana
Mich
State
Purdue
Ohio State
Wheaton
Bowling Green
Marquette
Creighton
St.Louis
Wichita
Baldwin-Wallace
DePaul
Drake
Tulsa
Notre Dame
Air Force
Oklo
Bradley
Ohio U
West Midh
Kansas St
Iowa State
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Detroit
John Carroll
Regis
Wayne
Evansville
Valparaiso
Depauw
St. Joseph's
Ind
Cincinnati Redlegs
Freshmen lead Ohio Bobbittens past Swearingen 86 to 82 in OT
Ohio University freshmen rally to beat Swearingen's independent quintet 86 82 in overtime. Bunk Adams scores 29 points after halftime, with Jim Scurry grabbing boards and 19 points before fouling out. Bob Mattscheck adds 16 as OU improves to 8 wins in 13 games.
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Ohio University
Swearingen
Bobbittens
Bunk Adams
Jim Scurry
Bob Mattscheck
Kermit Blosser
West Virginia
Little Mountaineers
Athens
Blosser
West Virginians
Bob Meadows
Bill Whaley
Scotty Greishiemer
Harry Kessell
Ferlic
Pratt
Mix
Wisniewski
Hartley
Taylor
Ames-Bern Triumphs Over Rome 77 to 56
Ames-Bern led by Bill McPherson with 29 points dominated Rome 77 56 as Ken Garrett scored 21 for the losers in a Saturday matchup. The Rome reserves won 62 22.
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Amesville
Bill McPherson
Ames-Bern
Greenies
Rome
Ken Garrett
Chioans Win Honors In Florida Trapshoot
In West Palm Beach Florida three Chioans earned awards at the Royal Palm Florida chain trapshoot held at Palm Beach Gun Club. FH Brewer of Chillicothe claimed the veterans title with 91 hits of 100. Russell Schuler of Russells Point took the men's double championship with 88 of 100, and H A Schaaf of Cuyahoga Falls won the 100 target preliminary handicap with 93 of 106.
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West Palm Beach Fla
Royal Palm Florida
Palm Beach
Indians Sign Aguirre Averill and Hatfield for 1960
Cleveland announces the signing of pitcher Hank Aguirre catcher Earl Averill and infielder Fred Hatfield. The Tribe lists seven remaining unsigned players including Jim Hogan Hal Naragon Orestes Minoso Gene Woodling Bob Avila Chico Carrasquel and Vic Wertz as infielders and outfielders.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Hank Aguirre
Earl Averill
Fred Hatfield
Tribe
Wigwam
Jim Hogan
Hal Naragon
Orestes Minoso
Gene Woodling
Bob Avila
Chico Carrasquel
Vic Wertz
East West All Star Coaches Named for Garden March 29
Harry Litwack of Temple and Frank O Connor of Iowa named as opposing coaches for the 11th East West All Star game at Madison Square Garden on March 29. The game benefits the Fresh Air Fund supported by the New York Herald Tribune.
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New York
Harry Litwack
Temple
Frank
Bucky) O'Connor
University of Iowa
Madison Square Garden
New York Herald Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Steubenville Barons Pace Ohio College Standings Across State
Steubenville, led by coach Henry Kuzma and star Jim Smith, rides a 21-1 record into Ohio's college standings after a Dec 6 loss. The Barons boast 80.3 points per game while allowing 61.4, with home perfection in 52 games. They eye NAIA regional play and potential NIT bid if they win key upcoming games.
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Columbus
Ohio
Barons
Steubenville
Henry Kuzma
Mount St. Mary
Indepenent
Ohio River
Marietta
Central State
Youngstown
Fort Knox Tankers
Quantico Marines
Big Jim'’ Smith
Detroit Tech
St. Vincent
St. Francis
Pennsylvania
Madison Square Garden
Wilmington
Capital
Gonzales and Hoad Resume Play in East
Pro tennis champions Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad head to New York to resume their American tour after Gonzales defeated Hoad at Pan Pacific Auditorium. The win snapped Gonzales’ seven match drought, with scores 3 6 24 22 6 1. Hoad now leads 9 6 in their overall head to head, with eight of thirteen Australian grass matches won by Hoad.
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Los Angeles
Pancho Gonzales
Australia
Lew Hoad
New York
Gonzales
Hoad
Pan Pacific Auditorium
Unusual Tucson Open round features Stranahan’s 8 birdies
Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio posted an eight birdie final 18 at the $15,000 Tucson Open at El Rio. He shot 73 for the round after a rough first nine with a triple bogey and four bogeys, then four bogeys and four birdies on the back nine.
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Tucson, Ariz
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Stranahan
el Rio
Big Ten Standings and Weekend Results
The standings show Philadelphia 105 over St Louis 98 and New York 100 over Detroit 98 while Syracuse posts 123 against Boston 98 and Cincinnati 121 over Minneapolis 104. Weekend results include St Louis 103 over Syracuse 102 and Boston 109 over Cincinnati 91 with New York 94 beating Minneapolis 93. Tuesday games feature Cincinnati versus Minneapolis at St Louis New York at St Louis and Syracuse Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Syracuse
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Minneapolis
Syracuses
Philadelphia
Detroit
Hebert Posts 265 To Win Tucson Open
Lionel Hebert of Lafayette La won the Tucson Open with a 72-hole 265 15 under par at El Rio. Don January Eastland Tex finished second with 267 while John Barnum Grand Rapids Mich placed third at 269. Jay Hebert Sanford Fla led a group at 272 along with Ken Venturi Don Finst erwald and Stan Leonard.
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Ariz
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
el Rio
Don January
Eastland
Tex
Big John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Palm Springs
Calif
Phoenix
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B. C
Celtics suffer injuries as streak continues amid roster losses
The Boston Celtics, after opening with a 14 game win streak, face roster strain with Tom Heinsohn joining Bill Sharman and Frank Ramsey as injured. Heinsohn fell ill after a 109 91 win over Cincinnati, as Syracuse defeated Boston 123 98 the next day. Other NBA results included Philadelphia over St Louis 105 98, New York over Detroit 100 98, and Cincinnati beating Minneapolis 121 104.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Assn
Tom Heinsohn
Bill Sharman
Frank Ramsey
Heinsohn
Celts
Cincinnati Royals
Rochester
Syracuse
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Boston
Warriors
Tom Gola
Paul Arizin
Bob Pettit
Hawks
Clyde Lovellette
Jack Twyman
Royals
Toledo, Baldwin WallaceBeat Bobeat Wrestlers in Weekend Meets
Ohio University grapplers split two meets, losing 24 6 at Toledo and dropping 16 14 to Baldwin Wallace at Berea. Toledo wins came from 157 and 167 pound decisions, with several pins in the match. Baldwin Wallace pulled four wins in eight bouts including a decisive final pin for Barnum.
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Toledo
Toledo University
Baldwin Wallace
Berea
Bobcats
Hatfield
Delmotte
Zwolenik
Cameron
Kerlin
Ornowski
Wager
Clovis
Bassett
Garguilo
Reminick
Ersen
di Amico
Evans
Stalino
Graf
Barnum
Cash
Wash
Simpson
Resitano
la Preste
Taylor
Paparas
Big Ten Race Could Tighten After Monday Games
The Big Ten title race remains tight as five Monday games loom with Michigan leading at 4-2. Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Northwestern Iowa Ohio State Michigan State Purdue Minnesota all chase. Key matchups include Michigan at Minnesota and Purdue at Illinois as teams seek top standings.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Illinois
Wolverines
Purdue
Iowa
Michigan State
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Miami
Ohio
Hawkeye
Larry Swift
Tom Payne
Denny Bruns
Mantle Stars In All Star Exhibition Victory
The American League, led by Mickey Mantle of New York, beat the National League 4-3 before about 6000 fans in Key West. Mantle had two hits and drove in a run, Stan Musial collected three NL hits, Billy Klaus homered off Bob Feller, and Billy Martin hit two doubles. Proceeds totaled around 10 000 dollars for baseball charities and needy players.
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Key West
Baseball
and Society For
Delaney Wins Millrose Mile in New York Drift
Delany the Olympic 1500m champion from Villanova extended his indoor mile win streak to 19 with a 4:46 effort at Millrose. He beat George King by about 30 yards in the Wanamaker Mile as Ira Murchison and Dave Sime underperformed. Lt. Ken Kaye of the U S Army won the 60-yard dash in 6.2 after a 6.1 semi, Deacon Jones of Iowa ran 9 01 3 in the two mile.
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New York
Ronnie Delany
Delany
Villanova
Turday
George King
Western Michigan
Ira Murchison
Dave Sime
Murchison
Sime
Ken Kaye
U. S. Army
Millrose
Deacon Jones
Iowa
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Russ Grooms
Bob Gaunt
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Tudor
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Darrell Clark
Dewayne Carder
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George Ely
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Alan Barber
Lewis Wigal
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Georgia
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