Dwyer Wins Five Minute Mile Dory Pace Debate
Fred Dwyer defeats Wes Santee and Gunnar Nielsen in a 4 06.2 indoor mile as critics debate four minute pace. Santee tires with 1 59 half mile at Bax ter Mile. Dwyer says 1 59 indoors is too fast and predicts the next race favors him. Nielsen finishes second in 4 16.5 and Santee is third in 4 17.
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Gophers Open Road Battle at Indiana in Big Ten Clash
Minnesota starts a three game road swing against Indiana, the defending Big Ten champs, aiming to extend the league lead. Indiana shines at home, while Iowa hosts Ohio State, Michigan State visits Illinois, Northwestern plays Michigan, and Wisconsin goes to Purdue.
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Missouri Grabs Win In Indoor Track Meet
EAST LANSING Mich UP team strength boosted by Missouri scoring to lead the quadrangular meet as the Big Seven rivaled Big Ten foes Michigan State Ohio State and independent Penn State on Saturday.
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Busy week in store for Bobcat athletes
Giant hex over Indians continues as Dark defeats Hawk in tournament. In Miami, Alvin Dark leads the New York Giants against the Indians in the 15th National Baseball Players golf title. Lopez drives many shots while Dark edges him after extra holes.
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Ohio University Wrestlers, Swimmers Ready for Busy Week
Ohio University opens a heavy week starting with a home wrestling meet against Marshall. The Bobcats will have two events on multiple days, with road basketball and swimming matches to follow. OU boasts several firsts and a varsity record in swimming and diving efforts.
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New Lexington Beats Glouster 93 to 79
New Lexington led from the start and defeated Glouster Tomcats 93 79. Jim Miller scored 24 points for New Lexington with Larry Keith close behind, as the team built a 16 point halftime cushion.
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Feature Game UC and Dayton In Tilt of Week
Cincinnati and Dayton clash in a Friday night showdown as part of a 47-game Ohio college slate. UC sits 19-3 with Duquesne on tap. Dayton at 18-3 after a 94-79 win, while Marietta leads the Ohio Conference and Marshall, Miami, and Western Michigan chase MAC title.
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Cincinnati Eagles Win Ohio Basketball Title
The Cincinnati Eagles won the Ohio title by defeating Columbus Lane Askins 35 to 31 in the Ohio final hosted by the University of Cincinnati in St. Joseph Missouri. The Eagles advance to the National Amateur Athletic Association tournament.
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NIT EDGE IN BID FOR ENTRIES
The NIT plans to announce three more teams for its Madison Square Garden event as it competes with the NCAA for top programs. Manhattan likely earns a local bid with a 14-3 record as Holy Cross (15-4) also looms, while San Francisco pursues an NCAA at-large spot if they win their California Conference title.
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Rio Grande Redmen clinch win in 109 90 over Bluffton
Rio Grande improves to 14 9 with a 109 90 victory over Bluffton as the Redmen lead 60 48 at the half. Coach Herman S Bush's squad heads into two final games against West Virginia State and Lockbourne while the Bluffton game featured a precursory junior varsity contest and intramural all stars.
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College Basketball Results Roundup
College games across the nation with many close finishes. Dartmouth defeated Penn 78 to 70 while NC State beat South Carolina 93 to 71. Harvard fell to Princeton 69 57 and Alabama topped Georgia 94 8.
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Trimble Clinches Southeast Ohio League Title With Rutland Win
Trimble Cardinals secured the Southeast Ohio Buckeye League crown by defeating Rutland 89 to 64 on Saturday night. Lawrence Burdiss led with 34 points as coach Bob Shesby used reserves early. The win ends Trimble’s regular season with five straight victories and sets up county and county junior high tournaments starting tonight with multiple games and finals scheduled for the weekend.
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Bolt Wins Tucson Open In Final Charge
Tommy Bolt of Houston surged from behind to win the Tucson Open by four strokes at El Rio, finishing 266 after a final round 65. Bud Tolscher of Santa Monica and Art Wall Jr. shared second place at 11 under, with Jerry Barber behind. Bolt sank a 30 foot eagle putt on 18 to seal the title.
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Miami Edges Reserve to Hold Mid-Am Lead
In Oxford, Miami Redskins, led by Bill Kennon and Don Barnett, broke a 59-59 tie with consecutive field goals and defeated Western Reserve 69 to 62 in a Mid-American Conference clash. Miami shot under 30 percent while Western Reserve hit 35 percent, solidifying a 9-2 conference mark.
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Dayton Player Receives Threat After Big Win
Dayton defeated Loyola of New Orleans 94 to 79 as detectives investigated threats aimed at center Bill Uhl and the coach's wife. Uhl scored 31 points in a standout performance while officials reviewed an anonymous call warning foul out and warning of guns.
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Boxing odds rise for Tiger Jones and Norkus in big-money fights
Ralph Jones and Charley Norkus pursue a rare title shot week as Jones faces Carl Olson in Chicago in a nontitle middleweight bout after beating Sugar Ray Robinson. Norkus meets Ezzard Charles at Madison Square Garden with top contender status at stake.
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Marshall Beats Toledo In Mid-American Tilt
Marshall defeated Toledo 90 to 74 in a Mid-American Conference game at the University Field House. Cebert Price scored 22 and Charley Slack 30 for Marshall, while Jimmy Ray led Toledo with 31 points. The halftime score was 46 apiece.
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THL RESULTS Trey 16 Cincinnati 2 Toledo 8 Grand Rapids 8
In THL action the pairings show Trey scoring 16 to Cincinnati 2 while Toledo posts 8 and Grand Rapids 8 in a mixed results card. The brief lists highlight срав.
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