Ohio U. Baseball Plan Sets Dates With Purdue Wisconsin Notre Dame
It May Interest You Bob Wren aims to schedule top opponents for Ohio U. baseball including Purdue for certain and possible games with Wisconsin and Notre Dame. The Wisconsin bout depends on booking another Ohio game after Michigan, while Notre Dame hinges on ND athletic council approval for a South Bend date.
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Trojan Win Knocks Hamilton From Poll On Late Shot
Portsmouth's Bert Barney hit a last five second underhand layup in overtime to upset Hamilton 52 51 and move Findlay to the top of the state writers poll. Findlay boosted its 15th straight win as other Ohio teams battled for rankings and future tournament hopes.
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Blacks Run Home Record Test Versus C K Hornets and Reds
Point Pleasant Highs Blacks seek to extend their spotless home mark as they host Ceredo Kenova on Tuesday and the independent Charleston Reds on Friday at Main Street Gym. The 11 3 season record includes eight wins at home and a three three split away with C K Green Hornets visiting first. Hornets led by Sizemore face a lineup including Frazier Canterbury and either Brown Bocock or Rutherford. Fowler and Fogle expected back this week boosting Black lineup alongside Nott Gardner Capehart. The Poca game was rescheduled for Monday February 27.
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Area Fighters Are Defeated in Zanesville Bouts
Five fighters from Athens and one from Shade fell in the first round of Zanesville Golden Gloves. Matches included Jim Knight Shade losing to Scott Grannon Zanesville by decision, plus Athens boxers Bill Chiki and Don Moore beaten by Dan ny Coole and Roland Jewell, both in Zanesville, amidTKOs and KOs in welter and middleweight bouts.
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Machinists Top McBee Bowling Stand In Tight Tie
Machine Shop and Keysort moved into a first place tie in the McBee league after a 2-1 win over the Pioneers. Floyd Wolfe led the winners with 496 as Planters edged Order Department 2-1 to climb to third. John Dunlavy led the Planters with 540 while Fred Williams led the Cameramen with 457.
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Beckleys Narrowly Lead in Sunday Mixed League
Beckleys held a slim margin in the Sunday Mixed League despite a 2-1 loss to second place Nye Chevrolet. Beckley wins came in game one as John Van Dyke and Millie Hall led with 445 and 421, while Vi Widdoes led Beckleys with 443 in 3-2-1. Gene Underwood topped Gem Wholesale with 495 as Pfeiffer Beers beat Reba Shafer 2-1. Earl Koch and Helen Long led Pfeiffer Beers with 513 and 425, and top Shafer scorers were Jack Daft and Ed McBride with 507 each.
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Cage Games Tonight High School and College Matches
A busy card features Athens at Logan Gallipolis at Middleport Jackson at Nelsonville Pomeroy at Wellston Ceredo Kenova at Pt Pleasant Tuppers Plains at Shade Albany at The Plains Rutland at Wahama Vinton County Tourney at Allensville Ohio U versus Muskingum in the OU gym at 8 p.m. and OU Frosh meeting Muskingum Frosh at 6 30 p.m. Butler visits Cincinnati Xavier faces Miami Conference action.
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HOUNDS' JIM COPE RUNS SEC POINT TOTAL TO 234
Jim Cope of Nelsonville leads the SEC scoring with 234 points after a 12 point week. Elwood Lucas slips to 179, Whitey Tye to 150, and Bob Barnitz moves to 137 as the race tightens. Fred Stehr shoots 21 of 30 free throws for a 0.700 average. Nelsonville tops offensively with 572 points in 11 games while Athens allows 33 per game.
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Sports Roundup Highlights From College and Pro Basketball
Summary of recent college and pro basketball scores with multiple games across Ohio and other states. Key results include Ohio State 47 Missouri 46, Indiana 83 Illinois 72 in overtime, and national matches like Santa Clara 51 San Francisco 43. Also noted are boxing results from New York Newark and other venues.
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Meigs County Tourney Drawings Set for February
Meigs County Schools held tourney drawings in the office of Superintendent O O Patterson. The Meigs County reserve and varsity basketball tournament will run February 22 23 and 25 at Middleport High gym with a slate of reserve games leading to the varsity finals. Lee B McComas Middleport superintendent is tournament manager.
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Horse Show Planned at McConnville Fairgrounds
The Muskingum Valley Riding Club plans an all class horse show in McConnellville at the local Fairgrounds on Sunday May 21 announced by President C E Northup. Frank Ervin of Aiken South Carolina led harness race drivers in 1949 with $192 006 in winnings.
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Carbon Hill Gains Share of Loop Title
Carbon Hill Bulldogs defeat Gibisonville 51-45 to share the Hocking County League scholastic title with Union Furnace. Sonny Campbell scores 28 to lead the rally after a 13-9 first quarter and 20-22 halftime as Gibisonville’s Meyer and Whitcraft tally 27.
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Muskies to Open with Ohio U in Athens Clash
Muskingum College's Muskies visit Ohio University in Athens for an 8 o'clock night game after a 6:30 preliminary between freshman squads. Muskies bring an 11-6 record, having lost two veterans midyear, as OU seeks a second consecutive win after recent form.
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Ohio University wrestlers near end of campaign
The Ohio University wrestling and swimming seasons near completion with three meets this week for the wrestlers and a March 4 return at Findlay for the matmen after Friday’s home match. Swimming dominates a road schedule through Detroit, Bowling Green, Wayne, and Detroit University. The wrestlers stand at 2-1-? with a win over Findlay and losses to Waynesburg and West Virginia.
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Sports Editor Hurt In Auto Accident
Fremont News-Messenger sports editor Albert Coxon, 30, was hospitalized east of Fremont with hip injuries and facial cuts from an automobile crash.
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