Bobcats eye second as OU hosts Miami in MAC showdown
Ohio University aiming to spoil Marshall as the Bobcats vie for a second place in the Mid American Conference. Marshall leads at 9-1, while Ohio sits four losses back with two league games left. A win keeps OU in the chase and could affect Marshall’s NCAA or NIT path.
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NIT Teams Battle Louisville in Path to Postseason
Louisville (19-1) eyes the NIT while top teams like St. Francis and Niagara chase bids. The Cardinals square off with Xavier and Dayton as Niagara Seton Hall and Manhattan test NIT hopes. San Francisco aims to extend its 46 game win streak while Oklahoma City and Holy Cross also tilt toward postseason play.
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Associated Press
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Waterloo Triumphs 61-57 Over Harrisonville
Waterloo High School defeated Harrisonville 61 to 57 in Harrisonville gym. Waterloo trailed at halftime but surged ahead in the third quarter led by Thomas with 22 points. Green of Harrisonville tallied 20 as the hosts were overtaken after the mid game push.
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Ohio U Wrestlers Fall to Miami in MAC Meet 26 6
Ohio University wrestlers suffered their first loss in 12 matches as Miami of Ohio defeated them 26 6 in a Mid American Conference pairing. Key pins by Carmen Baratta Ken Zeman and Don Nash boosted OU, while Jim Hertel and John Sforza took losses in 130 and 147 pounds.
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Cards Run Hundred Drill to Size Up New Manager
Forty nine regulars and rookies reported Sunday to St Louis Cards new manager Fred Hutchinson who wasted no time putting them to work. Hutchinson watched an hour and a half drill of running and pepper games then scheduled daily workouts for the next ten days.
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Bearcats Victory Sparks Two Records in Shootout
Cincinnati Bearcats ranked 20th edged Morehead 119 to 113 in a high scoring game. The Bearcats set a school single game points record while Morehead’s Kentuckian broke the opponent points against Bearcats mark.
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Women bowlers take lead in Ohio State tourney
Cleveland led a 2802 pin total as two weekends of the Ohio State Women's Bowling Association tournament concluded. Marion Dolwing of Swanton had high single 659 pins and Mary Howell with Thelma Overholser posted a 1240 in doubles.
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Rio Grande Wins Final Home Game In 115 85 Win
Rio Grande College men’s basketball defeated Bliss College 115 85 to close its home schedule. The Redmen shot 49 of 91 from the floor and improved to 15 7 as they head to Covington Kentucky next Saturday to face Villa Madonna. At halftime Rio Grande led.
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Boxing Results from Associated Press
In Trenton New Jersey Joey Giardello stopped Tim Jones in Philadelphia. In Hollywood Mickey North rup stopped Johnny Hart in Phoenix. In Paterson Jay Anderson out pointed Rinzi Necero in Brooklyn.
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Paterson
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Brooklyn
UW slush fund cited by recruiting chief on TV radio
Roscoe Torrance described a downtown fund used to aid needy UW athletes. The scheme drew $28 000 from a Pacific Coast Conference game promotion and offered grants beyond the $75 monthly aid. Players could repay after graduation by contributing to the fund for future athletes.
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Torchy) Torrance
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Sugar Ray Robinson Draws Strong Challenger Lineup
The middleweight division buzzes after Sugar Ray Robinson’s victory over Bobo Olson. A rematch in Los Angeles on April 20 fuels challengers led by Ralph Tiger Jones who knocked out Tony Baldoni. Hardy Bazooka Smallwood and Ray Drake headline a St. Nicholas Arena card in New York telecast by DuMont.
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Tiger) Jones
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Eastern Division Basketball Scores and Schedule
In the Eastern Division Syracuse defeated Rochester 101 to 74 and Boston beat New York 116 to 108 while Philadelphia won 97 to 79 over St. Louis and Fort Wayne topped Minneapolis 82 to 78. Saturday results saw Philadelphia 117 over Minneapolis 102 and New York 107 for St. Louis 91 while Rochester vs Fort Wayne ended 97 to 93. Tuesday’s schedule includes Rochester vs Minneapolis at St. Louis and New York at St. Louis.
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College basketball scores roundup from many games
Cincinnati outscored Morehead 119 113 while Dayton defeated St Francis 76 41. Illinois topped Ohio State 111 64 and Indiana beat Michigan 97 73. Other results include Iowa 70 over Northwestern 65 and Kansas 80 over Nebraska 56.
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Pacing Pistons And Warriors Undaunted
The Philadelphia Warriors lead the Eastern Division with a four game edge while the Fort Wayne Pistons pace the Western Division by five. Philadelphia beat Minneapolis 117-102 and St. Louis 87-79 after Saturday’s win, and the Pistons recovered from a 97-93 loss to Rochester to beat Minneapolis 82-78.
Mount Union Tops Mari ett a In Ohio Conference Tilt
Mount Union College defeated Marietta 69 to 60 as the Raiders capitalized on sharp free throw shooting hitting 29 of 39. Marietta led the field goal battle 21 of 20 but could not overcome Mount Union at home.
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Kroll Wins Tucson Open With Low 264
Ted Kroll of Fort Lauderdale Florida captured the Tucson Open with a 72 hole total of 264 dollars 2000. He edged Don Finsterwald of Athens by three strokes after a final round birdie on the 18th. Finsterwald finished second at 267 with Gene Littler at 268.
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NHL Sunday results and Monday schedule
New York topped Detroit 2 to 1 while Montreal routed Boston 7 to 1. Toronto and Chicago tied 1-1, and Toronto defeated New York 5 to 0. Boston beat Detroit 3 to 2 in another Sunday game. No games scheduled on Monday.
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IHL Sunday results and Saturday matchups
IHL results report Sundays games: Troy 9 Fort Wayne 5. Toledo Marion 1 Indianapolis 0. Saturday matchups: Cincinnati 4 Troy 1. Fort Wayne 9 Indianapolis 0. Grand Rapids at Toledo Marion postponed due to snow.
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Dayton Coach Returns Fire At Buckeyes
Dayton coach Tom Blackburn lashes at Ohio State coach Floyd Stahl over tampering charges in the Mike Allen transfer case. Blackburn says Stahl offered no proof and blamed Dayton and OSU ethics without evidence. Stahl unavailable for comment.
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Illinois Faces Crucial Big Ten Finish On Tough Road
Illinois rides a 13 game win streak into the final Big Ten schedule with four road tests after tonight against Michigan State. Purdue looms as a tester for Iowa, while Illinois aims to lock the title by meeting Michigan State, Ohio State, Iowa and Northwestern away from home.
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Associated Press
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Friday Night TV Looks for Fresh Long Form
New York viewers and critics wonder why Friday night programs stay half hour formats. James L. Fickel of Columbus prompts the discussion. The columnist suggests three solid half hour shows plus Friday fights and notes no plot to reduce quality.
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