Wayne Starts Busy Week For Ohio U Wrestlers
Ohio University wrestlers won 22-7 over West Virginia, taking the early five matches and earning five overtime points. Francis Boyle drew George Riser 2-2. Ed Zednik and Dick Stack led in pins and decisions as Ohio improved to 3-3.
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Richard Stack
William Stump
Allan Calnon
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Ed Zednik
White Paper probe follows USF coach to pro football
San Francisco officials demand an AA Conference inquiry into USF football after Ed McKeever left for the Chicago Rockets. Morabito says the move prompts questions about player eligibility and alleged payments, as USF counters with specifics on the 22 named players and eligibility doubts.
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Old Faithful lifts Tulane over Georgia Tech in late rally
Tulane trailing Georgia Tech by two enters final minute and uses an out-of-bounds play named Old Faithful. Alex Atlas initiates, Jim Riffey delivers, Hal Peck finishes with a layup, then repeats the setup for a 15-foot set shot as time winds down.
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Bobcats Swim Hosts Bearcats After Lull in Schedule
Ohio University women’s swimming team resumes action after a two week break, hosting University of Cincinnati on Saturday at 2 pm in the campus pool. Coach Frank Richey seeks replacements for graduates Phil Cook and Bob McKivain while welcoming up back Jim Wilbraham. Bill Earley and George Simons compete for spots as season moves toward ten meets including Wayne University Detroit clashes.
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Ohio University Bobcats Eyes Wayne Visit After Miami Win
Ohio University basketball travels to Detroit to face Wayne University at 8 15 p m in the Fairgrounds Coliseum aiming to snap a four game slide and extend a 7 7 record. Starters Shrider Johnson and Wylie pace a 52 9 scoring clip as they prepare a brutal stretch including Cincinnati and Western Reserve.
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McKeever accuses San Francisco of paying athletes amid coaching feud
Ed McKeever, former Dons coach, blasts San Francisco for subsidizing players and mails letters alleging ineligible athletes. He notes his move from Cornell and Notre Dame to the pros, while the piece also mentions high school and college hoops progress and upcoming MAC carnival plans hosted by OU.
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Jim Johnston
Ohio VII
Wayne University of Detroit
Bowling Green Fails To Break Point Record
Bowling Green suffered a 96 46 setback against American International College in Springfield Massachusetts failing to set a season scoring record. The Falcons used the entire traveling squad and had six players reach double figures as Kenyon Illinois Tech Kent State Akron and others posted wins across Ohio.
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Wilberforce Church
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Pennsville Outlasts McConnelsville 44 to 40 in hoops battle
Pennsville led 18-6 26-21 and 35-26 after periods as Graham Best and Hickerson fueled a 44 point effort. Finley led McConnelsville with 16 points while Abel Re and Maynard contributed. Officials Gookins and Dunn.
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Gee
R. Maynard
Gookins and Dunn
Miners Down Hollister in 49-32 Contested City Match
Murray City Miners, led by Tom Mitchell and Jack Langley, exploded for 37 points in the second and fourth periods to defeat Hollister High 49 to 32. Fyodroski led Hollister with 12 while Murray City reserves won 24 to 8 in the opening.
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Cherrington Re-elected President Of Gallipolis Golf Club
Gallipolis golfers warmed up amid a weather break and re elected Henry W. Cherrington as president of the Gallipolis Golf Club. The tournament committee was re elected with W. H. Jones as chairman and W. P. Cherrington and A. G. Shoemaker as members. The greens committee includes F. W. Wheeler as chairman with H. B. Ecker and Ralph Robinson.
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High School and College Basketball Results
Canton McKinley routed Alliance 85 to 36 while Columbia edged Penn 52 50. Fordham beat St John s 51 44 and Georgia Tech defeated Georgia 73 64. Virginia beat VMI 61 47. Auburn downed Oglethorpe 55 23 and Eastern Kentucky beat Morehead 72 53. Kentucky Wesleyan won 65 47 over Georgetown. DePaul 51 Regis 37. Chicago Loyola 62 Valparaiso 47. Wabash 50 Franklin 49. Ball State 55 Canterbury 43. St Joseph s 51 Evansville 49. Baylor 48 Texas 39. Arizona 62 New Mexico 59. Professional Association Baltimore 96 New York 3 6. Philadelphia 69 Boston 60. Chicago 80 St Louis 74. National League Toledo 79 Flint 56. Syracuse 69 Moline 60. Indianapolis 67 Oshkosh 64. Minneapolis 68 Sheboygan 57. Anderson 57 Rochester 56.
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Boxing results from Saginaw and Atlantic City cards
In Saginaw Bennie Mc Combs knocked out Tommy Charles after a tense bout. In Atlantic City Primos Cutler out pointed Charles Williams over eight rounds. The fighters weighed 168 and 152 pounds respectively, with hometowns listed as Flint Indianapolis Riverside Newark.
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Flint
Tommy Charles
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
N. J
Primos Cutler
Riverside
Charles Williams
Newark
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