Huskies Visit Athens For Bobcats Clash At Grover Center
Ohio University hosts Northern Illinois in a MAC clash at Grover Center. NIU brings an 8-11 record led by Jim Smith with 19.4 ppg. Ohio aims to extend a recent win streak as they chase a better season mark under coach Jim Snyder.
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Doug Parker
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Miller To Join MOVC As Wahama Leaves Loop
ALBANY The Mid-Ohio Valley Conference will grow to six members next fall after Wahama departs. Miller was accepted as the new member alongside Federal-Hocking and Glouster, with the latter two joining earlier this year but not playing league games until next year.
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Top Ten High School Teams Fares This Weekend
AP roundup shows Columbus East, Canton McKinley, Columbus Linden and Western Pike among high scorers. Ohio colleges list Ohio State M State Kent State and others with varied results across the weekend games.
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Athens Teams Split Honors At Marietta
Three Athens teams split honors with Marietta here Saturday as Athens seventh and eighth graders won while the ninth grade fell. Don Wood scored 11 and Mark Handley 10 to lead the seventh grade 31 27 victory, Dave Smith had 10 in the eight grade 27 16 win, and Eric Coon led Athens with seven in the ninth grade 30 24 loss. The eighth graders host Alexander next Wednesday while Meigs visits Athens Saturday for all three games.
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Gallipolis
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Glouster
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Two Cage Tourneys Set for Wheelersburg and South Zanesville
Independent teams will compete in two early March events. Wheelersburg hosts a 14th annual tourney February 29 to March 9 with a $25 fee per 10 man team and awards for all entrants. South Zanesville runs March 10 to 16 with a $20 entry for a 16 team field and 18 trophies in a single elimination format.
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Federal Hocking Nips Miller to Extend Streak in Closest Finish
Federal Hocking Lancers rallied in the final minutes to beat Miller 64 to 63 in their final regular season game. Mark Bartlett nailed a 15-foot jumper with about six seconds left after Tim Smith had given Federal Hocking the lead. Hermey and Smith led with 25 and 23 points respectively, while Miller’s Ric Spence fouled out late. The Lancers edged Miller at the line and finished with 22 of 29 free throws to Miller’s 19 of 26.
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Killy Wins Giant Slalom As Olympic Quest Continues
Jean-Claude Killy of France dominates the giant slalom at Grenoble winning by 2.22 seconds over Willy Favre of Switzerland. Billy Kidd posts the fastest time but Killy eyes the Alpine triple with the upcoming special slalom. Johanna Schut claims the Netherlands another gold in women's speed skating 3000m. Magnar Solberg earns biathlon gold for Norway. The U S four man team trails in biathlon event.
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Southeastern tops Laurelville in close Ross County clash
Southeastern edged Laurelville 41-40 at Laurelville as Laurelville closed regular season 13-7 with 56-49 reserve loss. Bob Bowers led Laurelville with 15 and Ray Tackett had 11 for Southeastern. Dennis Gregory scored 39 for Vinton County in a 72-68 win over Wellston.
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17th Straight Victory Notched By Spartans
Alexander Spartans escaped Nelsonville York 52 to 47 in a non league clash at Wagner Arena to extend their win streak to 17 and improve to 17-1. Goss led Alexander with 22 points as Perry added 17 and Kin cade 6. Ennis paced Nelsonville York with 15 points, Coker 10 and Kinnison 13.
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Goss Dominates 1967-68 Mid Ohio Valley All League Team
Tim Goss of Alexander, the league scoring leader, named MVP and unanimous first-team pick. He is joined on the first team by Alexander peers John Perry Forrest Ervin Randy Brooks and Eastern’s Dennis Benedum. Second team includes Mike Martin Larry Spencer Don Rose of Eastern and Tom Diddle Gary Norris of Southern. Wahama not represented. Selection made at Alexander High School on Thursday.
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Nelsonville Five Wins Athens League Title
The Athens City Basketball League final crowned the team sponsored by the People's Bank of Nelsonville, which defeated Woody's 82 to 70 for the championship. Orenthel James Simpson of Southern California led major college rushing in 1967 with 1,415 yards, 141 ahead of Eugene Morris of West Texas State.
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Your Stance and Approach by Joe Wilman pamphlet
In this instructional piece Joe Wilman compares bowling and golf noting shared needs for footwork timing and control. His pamphlet Your Stance and Approach promises guidance on stance, armswing, timing and follow through and offers copies for ten cents plus a stamped return envelope.
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Ohio hockey edges Colorado College in shootout near comeback
Ohio University beat losing Colorado College 7-6 at the Broadmoor World Arena as John Amundsen and Jim Barrett led CC with hat tricks and Bobcats goalie Al Albert posted 47 saves. Ohio wrestlers defeated West Virginia 26-5 in Grover Center, marking Fred Schleicher's 100th win as coach.
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Weiskopf Captures Andy Williams San Diego Open Title
Tom Weiskopf, a 25 year old pro from Bedford Ohio, won the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open to claim a $30,000 share of the purse. The victory moves him toward the $100,000 Phoenix Open.
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