Ohio U. Falls to Bowling Green in overtime
Ohio University dropped to 7-2 in the MAC after a 76-69 overtime loss to Bowling Green at Bowling Green. The Bobcats, defending champions now 3-5 in league play, saw their seven-game win streak end as free throw woes and late turnovers doomed the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Congdon
Messenger
Ohio University
Bobcats
Bowling Green Falcons
Bowling Green
Ohio
Miami
Toledo
Marshall
Redskins
Western Michigan
Rockets
Broncos
Withrow Court
Oxford
Dwers
Haley
Hill
Nick Aloi
Snyder
Falcons
Howard
Butch” Komives
Marietta
Tom Baker
Aloi
Paul Storey
Creighton
Chicago Stadium
Icemen Fall 3-2 to Western Michigan in overtime
The Ohio Icemen lost 3-2 in OT at Bird Arena after Western Michigan built a 1 0 lead, added a second goal, and Don Beamer scored the overtime winner as Dick Homovec made 31 saves and WMU goalie 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nelson
Ohio Icemen
Western Michigan
Bird Arena
Broncos
Wally Sandrin
Vince Sarah
Don Ball
Bobcat
Jim Peterson
Ken Avridson
Mike L’heureux
Ohio
Avridson
Peterson
L’heureux
Don Beamer
Dick Homovec
Western
Ohio U Wrestlers Defeat Kent State 19 9 Clinch With Houska Pin
Ohio University wrestling improved to 5 0 in dual meets with a 19 9 victory over Kent State. Heavyweight Harry Houska pinned John Hullibarger at 2 44 to seal the win after a tight eight match program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bobcats
Kent State
Harry Houska
John Hullibarger
Lou Natale
Kent
Rick Craven
Lee Stephenson
Bill Cetto
Jim Keiser
Bob Gendler
Ohio
Rick Dukes
Dick Vlasak
Chuck Welter
Chuck Ron Yetz
Doug Herr
Tom Banks
College Basketball Scoreboard Snapshot of Sunday to Sunday
The scoreboard lists numerous results across regions with multiple universities. Notable games include Xavier 86 over Catholic Sung 73 and Ohio State 98 to Indiana 96 in OT, plus a late surge by California Santa Barbara 65 over Santa Clara 58 and Stanford 84 over Ashington State 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Catholic Sung
Saturda
Ohio State
Indiana
Cincinnati
North Texas State
Peeves Green
Ohio U
Kent State
Western Michigan
Miami
Defiance
Ao Wesleyan
Transylvania
Otterbein
Akron
Toledo
Pan American
Tex
Denison
Oberlin
Hiram
Ienyon
Wittenberg
Mount Union
Heidelberg
Fenn
Rio Grande
Salem
W. Va
Bluffton
Earlham
Ind
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Wooster
Marietta
Muskingum
Baldwin - Wallace Wilberforce
Oakland City
Mich
Central State
Lincoln
Bethany
Case Tech
Nation
LaSalle
Villanova
Duquesne
Kentucky
Wes
St. John's
Vanderbilt
Louisiana St
Land
Emphis State
Delaw
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Tennessee
Miss. St
Penn State
Navy
N. Carolina
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Geo
Wash
T. Georgia
Auburn
Clemson
N. Carolina St
Furman
Citadel
Virginia
Wm. & Mary
Florida
Alabama
Zeeeee
Marshall
E. Kentuc
Richmond
Midwest
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Northwestern
Mich. St
Drake
St. Louis
Detroit
Notre Dame
Oklahoma State
Beucar
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebracks
Oklahoma
Louisville
Marayette
Oklahoma City
Denver
Tulsa
New Orleans
Loyola
Evansville
Southwest
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Texas Western
Mexico
Arizona State
Arizona
Texas Tech
Methodist
Texas
Texas Christian
Rice
Baylor
Houston
Trinity
New Mexico State
Sul Ross
Ark
Abilene Christian
FAR West
UCLA
California
Oregon State
Portland
Kansas St
Colorado
Colo. State
Wyoming
Utah State
Montana State
Utah
Brigham Young
Idaho
Montana
Stanford
Ashington St
Oreon
S. California
Waddaates
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
San Jose St
Junior High Tourney Semi Finals Tonight at Shade
The Athens County Junior High Tournament resumes tonight at Shade with The Plains facing Athens St. Paul and Shade meeting Troy. Saturday results: The Plains 32 York 26 St. Paul 44 Albany 42 Troy 40 Chauncey 34 Shade 46 Ames Bern 38. Featherweights noted Mexico City bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Plains
Athens St. Paul
Troy
York
St. Paul
Albany
Chauncey
Ames-Bern
Nelsonville Middleport Meet In Tournament
Nelsonville and Middleport headline a five team non-county tournament at York High School gym starting Feb 18. Seedings place St Aloysius and Nelsonville in separate brackets with Crooksville facing Glouster on Feb 18 and St Aloysius meeting the winner. Nelsonville meets Middleport in the other night game. The championship Feb 22 determines advancement to Hemlock and Wellston sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
York High School
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Nelsonville
Har
Ry Hall
Crooksville
Glouster
St. Aloysius
Winter Olympics Ended In Innsbruck Amid Turmoil And Triumph
The ninth Winter Games closed in Innsbruck Austria with Russia leading the medals tally at 11 golds 8 silvers and 6 bronzes. The United States finished eighth. Toralf Engan Norway won the final 90 meter ski jump ahead of Finland’s Veikko Kankkonen and Norwegian Torgeir Brandtzæg. Billy Kidd and Jim Heuga earned silver and bronze for the US in men’s alpine skiing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Norway
Toralf Engan
Veikko Kankkonen
Findland
Torgeir Brandtzaeg
America
Terry McDermott
Exsexville
Mich
U. S
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Jim Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
Gustavson fuels Athens with 25 points in 59 55 win
Athens improves to 15 0 with a 59 55 home victory over Eastmoor as Eric Gustavson pours in 25 points on 11 of 12 from the field. Larry Coon seals the win with late free throws, while Jim Rohr comes off the bench for 12 points and coach Charles McAfee lauds the Bulldogs’ poised finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Metters
Columbus
Athens
Bulldogs
Eric Gustavson
Larry Coon
Eastmoor
Bulldog
Charles McAfee
Gustavson
McAfee
Jim Rohr
Rohr
Steve Howell
Jerry Groves
Gary Cochran
Howell
Cecil Newlin
Newlin
Cochran
Coon
Eric Wright
Area Cage Scores Across District Matchups
A dense roundup lists team box scores including Ames Bern McArthur Unioto Caldwell Glouster Chauncey St Belpre Rome Canaan The Plains Rutland Wellston Piketon Union Furnace Allensville Point Pleasant Logan Hamden Lucasville Valley Eski Waterloo and others with player tallies and reserve results by quarter totals for each game.
Jucker Out With Appendicitis For A Week At UC
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker is benched one week after an emergency appendectomy performed in Denton Texas. The operation was successful with no rupture. Assistant coach Tay Baker will lead the Bearcats at Houston tonight. Clifton Mayfield set a 25 feet 9 inches Michigan Relays broad jump record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
University of Cincinnati
Jucker
Flow Memorial Hospital
Denton
Tex
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tay Baker
Houston
Ann Arbor, Mich
Central State College
Clifton Mayfield
Michigan
Palmer Tip Aids Nicklaus at Phoenix Open Victory
Jack Nicklaus credited Arnold Palmer with a driver based lesson that helped him win the Phoenix Open with a 271 total. Nicklaus finished three strokes ahead of Bobby Brue and tied with Gary Player and Gene Littler for third. Palmer placed 11th with 278 as 1964 season opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Eagle
Jack
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Brue
Blue
Bobby
Gary Player
South Africa
United States
San Diego
Gene Littler
George Bayer
Big Jack
Palmer
Dave Marr
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Jack Rule Jr
Bob Rosburg
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Downs Eastmoor
MAC
Jim Snyder
Jerry Jackson
Don Hill
Mike Haley
Bob
OHTO
FG Rt
Eeescaeesee
Ao Jackson Wetewee
Gill
Davis
Saee
van Poppel
Sane
Sewer
Aloi Eee
Ohio Wresesseeeree
Ewan
Icemen
Mim Arereg
Fala En
Michelob
Mexico City
Vincente Saldivar
Juan Ramirez
By Alan Maver
Philadelphia
Pam
WBA
Hal
Middleport
Innsbruck
Austria
Bill March
Aspen
Colo
George Farmer
Seattle
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Ore
Egon Zimmerman
Christ] Haas
France
Francois Boulieu
Marielle Goitschel
Christine Goitschel
Claudia Boyarskikh
Lidia Skoblikova
Soviet Union
McDermott
Sweden
Jonny Nilsson
Knut Johannesen
Holland
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Manfred Schnelldorfer
Ludmill Belousova
Oleg Protopopov
Fitzgerald
Gibson
Duncan
Bollie
Groves
Warchs Sasha
McArthur
Bates
White
Hale
Collins
Bullock
Gilliland
Caudill
ET Ae Ee
Mecatirup
Unsoto
Neff
Bechard
Sprouse
Minton
Wisecup
Brown
Thompson
Ackley
Mitchell
Day
Nelson
Trowbridge
Boggs
Wagner
Tal
Dugan
Bea Giemater
Jlouster
Carth Son
Ccourtney
Ellis
Boston
B. Mollohan
Mullens
Hopkins
L. Bridgewater
Stanley
Moody
G. Bridgewater
Baney
Lindner
Rodgers
Carthage-Troy
Carthage-Troy ST
Belpre
Sprague
Knotts
Prather
Smith
Macker
Dyer
Johnson
Si Wilcoxson
Total
the Plains
Gilkey
Riley
Dergast
Linscott
Rutland
Tillis
Rupe
Stewart
Barr
Janoet Smith
Wellston
Phillips
Ons Stolsaprel
Zimmerman
Oasey
Bethel
Piketon
Phipps
Ward
Rittenour
Ritchie
Lemaster
Piketon Ce
Union Furnace
McDaniel
Dearing
Cassello
Wyckoff
Allberry
Wolf
Griffith
Allensville
Benson
Halley
Graham
MacNichols
Arms
Lambert
G. Graves
S. D. Graves
Point Pleasant
Emrick
Pancake
Fowlkes
Wisem
Dew Thomas
Blain
Logan
Davidson
Murphy
Eisel
Clandros
Vance
Lige
Hamden
Young
Huston
Spears
Wiseman
Fain
Canade
Lucasville Valley
W. Weaver
R. Weaver
Grooms
Snedaker
Sisler
Allwood
Salyer
Preston
Perrin Fo Ai'g
Valley
Harmden
Tal Eski
Saunders
Thomas
J. Perry
McKibben
OO Andy
Perry
Burley
Waterloo
Shambhart
Sherman
Gorby
Brooks
Keffer
Llewellyn
Zaleski
Palmer Tip
Manila
Sampandh Laemfapha
Thailand
Remy Campos
Philippines
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