Athens Coaches Lead County Sports Roundup
Athens coach Harry Lackey notes non electric clocks used at Southeastern Ohio Conference fields are manually operated via a field telephone system. The Plains High coach builds a county tourney mindset after a strong season with nine straight county league wins and 14 of 17 overall. speculation swirls on Wes Fesler as Ohio State football coach with Pitt ties and former Panthers assistants backing Fesler, while Mike Milligan emerges as top Pitt candidate.
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Athens
Harry Lackey
Fred Swearingen
Tary
Plains High
Ohio U
Fred
Mast
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Columbus
Fesler
Andy Kerr
Paul Bixler
Michigan
Bixler
Panther
Pitt
Mike Milligan
Jock Sutherland
Dick Cassiano
Milligan
Sutherland
Glouster Tomcats Rally to Down Roseville 42 37
Glouster High's Tomcats surged in the final period to beat Roseville 42 to 37 on the losers' court. Brown led Glouster with 17 points while Keaton scored 14 for Roseville and Dunn added 10 as the teams traded leads through the game.
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Glouster
Glouster High
Tomcats
Roseville
Brown
Keaton
Dunn
Harding
Ph Zodecorth
Dodson
Rocce
Werient
Ginnan
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Anglo
Peirce Enea
Prougon
Ce Wewinaene
Poprabus PE Chester Teat Cor
Heckel
Paige
Martiey
Saegel
LO E
Roberts
D. Savage
Sowers
Corn Cribbers Run Past Somerset All Stars 70 to 56
Corn Cribbers win their 12th straight, defeating the Somerset All-Stars 70 56 at Athens High. Led by Pete Risser and Chris Stefan the hosts built a 21 point fourth quarter margin after a close first half.
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Athens
Corn Cribbers
Somerset All-Stars
Athens High Gym
Pete Risser
Chris Stefan
Ohio Ueagers
Cribbers
WCPO
Ransdell
Stefan
OS Die
Dietrich
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DiBiasio
SU Taei
Hartman
Sub
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Learns
Faught
G. FF
Samer
van Sickle
A Ree
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Williams
Tea
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Weekend College Basketball Scores Snapshot
A rapid tally shows Harvard over Dartmouth 58 45, Holy Cross 67 39 over Colgate, Glenville 72 58 over Salem, and Indiana 58 39 over Alliance. Notre Dame 52 Northwestern 44, Marquette 52 DePaul 45, Kansas 31 Oklahoma Aggies 33, Kentucky Wes 64 Georgetown 52.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Colgate
Glenville
Salem
W. Va
Wesleyan
Waynesburg
Niagara
Hobart
Bowdoin
Maine
Colby
Bates
Fordham
Pratt
Indiana
Alliance
Mansfield
Scranton
Notre Dame
Northwestern
General Five Nosed Out by UF 29 28 in close league clash
Union Furnace defeated McArthur High 29 to 28 as Bob Sheline scored late to edge the Generals in a tight contest pacesetter battle. McArthur had a chance after two late free throws but failed to claim the lead.
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Union Furnace
Bob Sheline
McArthur High Generals
Vinton County Loop
Sheline
Generals
Jim Fox
Vistors
McArthur
Vinton Rural
McArthur G
Fe Qtlancdehane
McManus
Thompson
Ee Gravés
Xsensons
Walter Shreffler
Scor- Roi
Bivasewaenena
Biv Acnsnacsa
Bobkittens
Ppre Ff
Canschieecie
Tocris ‘Nacnandeca
Bobrittens
Union Furnace GG
Schott
Haghey
Brandle
Anderson
Whyte
Nesnes
Anthony
Ruott
Auchis-Ue
Shveftler
O.sci-N
D. Anderson
Steel
Foris cL Cnneuk Aoe
Trautwein
Warth- Freman
Marietta
I Buckner
Hoff
Eae
Schlosser
Menke
Wetz
Anaankmann Oo
Blume
EE Ok Extant Oo
Clark
Shoemaker
Neverman
Jayvee Team Throttles Marietta Jayvees 44 to 11
MARIETTA Ohio Bobkittens dominated Marietta Jayvees 44 to 11 Tuesday night in the preliminary to the varsity game. The winners controlled the pace and built a commanding lead early.
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Jayvee Team
Marietta
Ohio
Bobkittens
Cage Games Tonight Across College Hoops
A slate of matchups features Georgetown at La Salle St Josephs at Temple Indiana State at Miami Manhattan at Cincinnati Baldwin Wallace at Akron Ohio Northern at Albion Pittsburgh at Amherst Boston College at Army Baylor at TCU Butler at Valparaiso Capital at Ohio Wesleyan Carnegie Tech at Penn State Case at Kent State Penn at Columbia Fordham at St John s Muskingum at Heidelberg Idaho at Oregon State Oberlin at John Carroll Rutgers at Lehigh Broaddus at Long Island Villanova at Miami Florida West Virginia at Navy Princeton at Yale Texas A&M at Rice St Francis at Scranton Texas Western at Texas Mines Southwestern at Tulsa W J at Westminster Randolph Macon at Richmond.
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Georgetown
la Salle
St. Joseph’s
Temple
Indiana St
Miami
Manhattan
Cincinnati
Baldwin Wall
Akron
Ohio
Northern
Albion
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Boston
Amherst
Connecticut
Army
Baylor
TCU
Butler
Valparaiso
Capital
Ohio Wesleyan
Carnegie Tech
Penn St
Case
Kent State
Penn
Columbia
Fordham
St. John’s
Villanova
Fla
Virginia
Navy
Princeton
Yale
Texas Aggies
Rice
St. Francis
Scranton
Texas St
Texas Mines
Southwestern
Tulsa
W.J
Westminster
Randolph Macon
Richmond
Ames-Bern Rally Tops Pennsville in 49-37 Win
Ames-Bern High defeated Pennsville 49-37 after a slow start with a third quarter rally. Center White led Ames-Bern with 17 points as Pennsville’s Hilaman also scored 17. Pennsville reserves were beaten by Ames-Bern 42-31 in the preliminary game.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern High
Pennsville
White
Hilaman
Ames- Bern
PORN
Serdar En Caineh
Plamen
Lewes
PEST
Ais Acer My
Maynard
Copapt 'E Cceienssum Ors
Tore
Ames-Bern
McKinley
Peeenneut
Sud
Coas Cline
Webster
Rapp
Buckeye Hoops Highlights: BG, Dayton, Loyola Cruise to Wins
Bowling Green defeated Findlay 72 to 41 as Charley Share scored 22 for BG in 29 games. Dayton edged Cincinnati 45 to 42, but Bearcats lost Bill Ginn to a season ending jaw fracture. Loyola beat Toledo 73 to 60, Mount Union won 67 to 53 and Center Bill Doll left with a knee injury.
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Chicago
Loyola
Toledo
Marquette
Depaul
Oklahoma
Aggies
Kansas
Dayton
Cincinnati
Mt. Union
Ashland
Wooster
Hiram
Michigan State
Virginia
Huntington
Anderson
Creighton
Omaha
Ball State
Mich
Normal
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Simpson
Central Iowa
Monmouth
Grinnell
Youngstown
Geneva
Bowling Green
Findlay
Manhattan
Eastern Ky
North Carolina
Duke
Louisville
Hanover
Wash.-Lee
Wake Forest
William Mary
Newport News
Associated Press
Falcons
Falcon
Big
Charley Share
Bearcats
Mount Union
Ohio
Ashland College
Eagles
Bill Doll
Carbondale Trims Vets in Two Straight Wins
Carbondale Independents beat Nelsonville VFW 50 to 33 for a second win in a row. Brooks led Carbondale with 16 points while Watkins scored 10 for Nelsonville. A March of Dimes tripleheader is set for Wednesday on the Waterloo floor at 6:30 p.m. featuring New Marshfield vs Glouster and Ohio U. Airport against Carbondale Independents.
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New Marshfield
Carbondale
Nelsonville Vfw
Vets
Brooks
Watkins
Nelsonville
March of Dimes Fund
Waterloo
Glouster
Ohio U. Airport
Quint
Ispoghs
Sicinee
Stee
D. Lowery
Llewellyn
Sono
Agrios, of Sons
Rigg
Hollister Hosts Church Fives in Weekend Basketball Collision
Hollister High School Wildcats welcome Linden Church of Christ basketball team from Columbus Friday at 7 30 p m. At 8 30 p m Hollister Alumni face Linden Independents. Floyd Cooper, Hollister alumnus and former Hollister player, coaches the Linden squads. Last year Hollister lost to the church team and the alumni beat Linden Independents by slim margins.
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Glouster
Hollister High School Wildcats
Linden Church of Christ
Columbus
Hollister
Linden Church
Floyd Cooper
Hollister High School
Church
Linden Independents
Troy Alumni Triumph Over Waterloo Alumni in 53-18 Win
Troy Alumni defeated Waterloo Alumni 53-18 in a high school gym game. Turner Humphrey led with 23 points to pace the Troy victory.
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New Marshfield
Troy
Waterloo
Turner Humphrey
Pomeroy Ninety-nine Point Pleasant in Rough Basketball Finish
Pomeroy Panthers rallied from four minutes to play to beat Point Pleasant Big Blacks 49 40 at Pomeroy High gym Tuesday night in a notably rough contest. Gardner led Point Pleasant with 17 as Slack paced Pomeroy with 12, aided by precise foul shooting in the final period. A junior high game followed, with Pomeroy defeating Pt Pleasant Junior High 24 15.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Panthers
Point Pleasant
Big Blacks
Pomeroy High Gym
Panthers
Charley Slack
Panther
Henderson
Gardner
Slack
Bill Lehew
Pt. Pleasant
Blacks
Howard Knight
Pomeroy Junior High
Pt. Pleasant Junior High
Nott
Ccereschenise
Greenlee
Stubborn Pioneers Hold Bobcats to 51-37 Score
Ohio U edged Marietta College 51 37 as a late 12 point burst in the final period broke a tight game. Wylie led Ohio with 12 points while Shrider and Kinsley added 11 each. Hall had 12 for Marietta.
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Stubborn Pioneers
Bobcats
Marietta
Ohio U
Marietta College
Tn Antialine
Lanewach Weinnin
Roland Rutherford
Kinsley
Ohio
al Felici
Howard Hall
Pioneers
Ralph Sayre
Shrider
Louisville
Keithh
Wylie
Dickey
Hall
U. G
F. Walters
Wee Enee
Ee Kinsley
Meee Ween
Gordon
G Brandle
New Wwe
Sayre
Gyurko
Ewe
O'Brien
Pollock Marietta
Adams
Davis
Luzader
Rutherford
Felici
Keith
Boxing results from multiple bouts across cities
Detroit shows Eddie O Neil winning by knockout over Bill Brier in a 154 to 150 pound contest. In Trenton Al Mobley defeats Joey Peralta on points from Tamaqua. Jacksonville sees Buddy Knox beating Wade Chauncey on points. Marcel Cerdan stops Bert Gilroy in London.
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Detroit
Eddie O'Neil
Bill Brier
Trenton
N. J
al Mobley
Newark
Joey Peralta
Tamaqua
Jacksonville
Fla
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Wade Chauncey
Tampa
London
Marcel Cerdan
France
Bert Gilroy
Scotland
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