Bobcats Sit Even as Toledo Loss Stings Ohio Pivot Next Muskingum
Ohio University fell to Toledo 67 to 54 extending its MAC record to 5 3 9 with two leading scorers hampered by injuries. Jim Cox led Toledo with 18 points while Ohio's John Schroeder topped the Bobcats with 15 as Fowlkes and Hammond fouled out or were limited by a ankle injury and foul trouble respectively. Ohio now faces Muskingum in New Concord followed by Kent State Marshall Bowling Green and Toledo in critical MAC games.
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Bill Backensto
Jim Cox
Will Babione
John Schroeder
Dave Brown
Freshmen Fall to Dayton 88-75 in Ohio Basketball Game
Dayton Flyers surged to a 21-7 start and led 40-17 before Ohio cut the gap. Jerry Groves led Ohio with 15 points while Dan Sadlier and Ned Sharpenter each had 20 for Dayton.Ohio connected on 13 of 23 free throws to Dayton’s 32 of 48 as the Flyers topped the freshmen.
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Mike Fry
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Fairland
Sherm Cundiff
Bob Grueser
Icemen blank Ft. Wayne as Ohio hockey wins 8-0
Ohio University hockey team snaps a three game skid with an 8-0 victory over undefeated Ft. Wayne Komets at Bird Arena. Ted Martin and Paul Manktelow each score twice. LHeureux Barrett Williams and Lovelady add singles. Tiff Cook posts 20 saves. Team also notes upcoming games vs Ohio State. Indoor track opens season with Tillman fifth in mile and Williams fourth in 1000 yard run at Michigan State Relays.
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Jim Barrett
Harry Williams
Dave Lovelady
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Gaelie Tiff Cook
Ohio State
Bucks
Columbus
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John Tillman
Mel Williams
Duffyism Sparks Bold Optimism From Daugherty Camp
A notable quote from Duffy Daugherty's camp extols enthusiasm and warns against being swept away by fervor. The remark frames Duffyism as a spirited approach while acknowledging its potential excess.
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Duffy Daugherty
Glouster Crowned Triumvirate Champion After Weekend Losses
Glouster remained the lone Triumvirate winner as two Athens County League co champions fell to non league foes. Nelsonville beat Albany 66 56 while Glouster defeated Malta McConnelsville 71 57. Albany slipped to 15 3 and Nelsonville moved to 13 4 with strong free throw and rebounding advantages.
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Bob Richards
Baxter Ervin
Ames Bern
Greenies
Cincinnati Stadium Plan Promises 1967 Labor Day Build
Cincinnati officials the Reds and Paul Brown back a new circular stadium on the Ohio River front. A $51 million retractable dome venue would seat 47 500 for baseball and 55 000 for football and be financed by revenue bonds without voter approval.
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Cleveland Browns
Walton Bachrach
Athens Teams Win 3 Of 4 In Junior High Play
Athens Junior High split a doubleheader with Lancaster teams winning three of four games. Ninth graders beat Thomas Ewing Jr 48 37 led by Mike Goodwins 15 and Bob Handleys 13. General Sherman Jr 34 28 saw Dan Wickerham with 14. Eighth grade edged Thomas Ewing 40 39 with Skip Dennison 15 and Mike Riggle 12 while Gen Sherman 39 28 was led by Dave Coon with 12.
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Mike Goodwin
Bob Handley
General Sherman Jr
Dan Wickerham
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Skip Dennison
Mike Riggle
General Sherman
Dave Coon
Nelsonville and Sheridan Tie In High School Cage Games
Nelsonville totals 66 points and Sheridan 77 as top scorers Richards Daugherty Haynes and Schultz lead Nelsonville while Hursey Dupler Sterret and Winegardner pace Sheridan. Ames Bern Deavertown Starr Washington Waterloo also post scores in a roundup of high school basketball action.
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Malta McConnelsville reserve crushes Glouster in hoops
Malta McConnelsville outscored Glouster 60 to 40 as Christie and Sherman led scoring with 41 and 10 points respectively. The game featured 28 40 51 71 score progression and showcased balanced contributions from Malta McConnelsville.
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Richardson
Lawrence
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Carel
Choustot Ce Whiskeen
Malta-McConnelsville
McArthur and The Plains Compete in Close High-Scoring Card
Box score details show McArthur 55 total with 21 field goals and 13 assists as The Plains add 65 with 20 assists. Notable scorers include Peyton and Tinkham leading for The Plains while McArthur contributors include Gilliland Prater Hale and Calvin among others. final numbers 42-36 after overtime.
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Kinnisen
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Tinkham
Coon
McAllister
L. Hunter
G. Hunter
Wallace
Wagner
Jackson and Coal Grove Rally in Scoring Bout
Jackson 76 and Coal Grove 97 led by Deeds 16 12 44 and New man 13 3 25 with strong second half. Final reserve score: Jackson 59 Coal Grove 24.
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Patterson
Cyrus
Myers
Newman
Hitcheeck
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Weka
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Brown Zaleski and Hannan-Trace Basketball Scoreline
Brown Zaleski led 18 26 43 233 with 53 points as Hannan Trace posted 77. Brown Zaleski players Colley Webb and Wright contributed while Hannan Trace relied on Hall and Cremeens for key 16 and 14 point outputs.
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Murdock
Cremeens
Harrison
Toetal
Mille 38 Hermey 6-0-12 pence 9 Litman 6-12 Fite 5-2
Mille 38 appears with Hermey 6 0 12 pence and Litman 6 12 and Fite 5 2 in a terse sports or tally snippet.
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Fite
Pomeroy Beats Luggan 56 45 In Reserved Score Match
POMEROY 28 17 73 total POMEROY players Simpson Knight Logan Werry Moore posteled 28 points in a 73 point line. Luggan 31 6 63 with Phelps Westfall Weiland Kemper Stone Trowbridge Poston Bell Auker totals 63. Final score Logan 56 Pomeroy 45 in reserve score contest.
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Moore
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Kemper
Stone
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Poston
Bell
Auker
Seerane
Wahama beats Middleport in high school basketball clash
Wahama 62 leads Middleport 96 in a scoreline with players Redman 2-0-4 White 43-11 and Stobart 8-10-26. Final reserve score shows Wahama 48 Middleport 26 as teams exchange baskets in this district tilt.
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Marshall
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Arthur
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Middleport
Stobart
B. Davis
Moore
Edwards
Davis
Cunningham
Sauer
Butcher
Tannerill
Bradbury
Middleport Reserve
Cress
North Galler Box Score Summary
North Galler notes a team lineup and scoring totals with players Taylor Smith Garrett Twyman Deel Skidmore. The line shows a 28-20 halftime-like tally and incomplete totals for the game.
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Smith
Garrett
Twyman
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Hamden Narrowly Falls in Low-Scoring Game
North Gallia edges Hamden 67 to 52 after a tight contest with both teams held under 70. Hamden’s McManus and Patton led late pushes while Rice and Federoff contributed for North Gallia.
Racine Faces Fairland In Uneven Score Relay
Score totals show Racine 35 to Fairland 54 in a competitive meet. Individual lines list names Cundiff Hill Greaser Wallbrown and others with varied scoring tallies and times.
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Eaton
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Wells
Sip Rtee
Mpare
Prins
Fairland
Auerbach Steps Down As Celtics Coach With Tears
Boston scene at the Boston Garden as 48 year old Arnold Red Auerbach mutters he is stepping back from the Celtics bench after a 120-110 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. He receives a flood of gifts including plaques, a silver tray, a captain’s chair, and the 1000th NBA victory ball.
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Top College Teams Eye NCAA Spots In Key Night Games
Kentucky seeks to remain undefeated as they travel to Alabama while Duke, Chicago Loyola, Texas Western and Providence push for at large bids or conference titles. Iowa State and Nebraska face notable upsets as St Joseph’s Pa rests. Ivy League eligibility looms over NCAA bids.
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College Scores and Results Across The Nation
A collage of college basketball scores lists numerous teams from Ohio to California with results showing Ohio University 4 Dayton Ww, Toledo 67, and Bowling Green 62 Akron 75. Other notable results include Michigan Lutheran Mount Union 50 Kenyon 57 Baldwin Wallace 75 Wittenberg 64, and Xavier 79 Duquesne 75.
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Dickinson Kights Pain Seeks Phoenix Open Victory
In Phoenix Gardner Dickinson despite pain pills and a back injury leads the $60,000 Phoenix Open with a three round total of 206 after a 71. Bob Rosburg trails by three strokes at 209 while Mason Rudolph and Gene Littler chase at 210 212. Arnold Palmer sits 11 back after 71 74 72.
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