Winning Season For OU Fading Coon Back Home
Ohio University's Bobcat basketballers must win their remaining five games to satisfy Coach Jim Snyder's pursuit of a fourth straight winning season. They face arch rival Miami at home Wednesday and Kent State Saturday as injuries and lineup changes unfold. Guard Larry Coon, after skull surgery from an earlier defeat, returns but will sit out the final five games, likely replaced by Mark McClintick or Russ Hamilton. Miami, 6-2, trails Toledo at 7-1 in the race, and freshmen from both schools clash ahead of the main game.
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College basketball Top Ten shows team names and votes
The Top Ten standings list college teams with first place votes in parentheses and points, highlighting Louisville, North Carolina, Western Kentucky, Princeton, Houston, Texas, and Vanderbilt among others. The fragment preserves ranking and scoring format from a balloting table.
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Western Kentucky Wins 19 Straight In Rough Road to No. 5
Western Kentucky stretched its winning streak to 19 after an 80-71 victory over Tennessee Tech, keeping the Hilltoppers at No. 5. Kansas, Houston also rolled, while Elvin Hayes led Houston with 38 as Creighton fell. Tennessee beat Kentucky, Michigan State upset Indiana, and Bert Yancey posted a 265 to claim the 72-hole Memphis Open.
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Controversy Over Fan Conduct At Marshall Games
The MAC will take no action on misconduct charges raised by Bowling Green Coach Warren Scholler after Marshall defeated BG 89-85. He claimed officials were intimidated by the Huntington crowd and Marshall players acted dirty, naming George Stone and Walt Piatkowski. Marshall and BG officials disputed the charges. Toledo and Miami standings are noted as the Herd sit 6-2. A conference presidents meeting was expected Thursday to discuss the matter.
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Six Figure Pact For Drysdale
Los Angeles AP report notes Don Drysdale signed a six figure contract for 1967 with the Dodgers, estimated at 105000 dollars, slightly down from 1966. The 11-year Dodger veteran, 6-6 right hander, aims to repeat as NL champions as spring training opens in Florida.
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Winners Named In Weekend Bowling Meet At Athens Rollerbowl
Danny and R J Shikenjan ski took junior-adult honors while Rich ard Cooksey and Floyd Ballinger topped bantam-adult. Highs included Rich Johnson 198/482 juniors and Jon McBride 197/557 bantams. Adult highs were John Hammack 199 and Floyd Ballinger 596. The meet yielded 935 plus 249 handicap in junior adults and 899 scratch plus 230 handicap in bantam adults.
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Three-Team Fight For MAC Title
Three teams chase the Mid-American Conference crown as Toledo holds a one game edge over Miami and Marshall. Toledo meets Miami at Withrow Court while Marshall faces Ohio, with Bowling Green and Western Michigan out of contention. George Stone leads with 192 points, Brisker tops free throws, and Toledo posts top shooting and scoring averages.
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Roosevelt Moves Up In Ohio High School Poll
Dayton Roosevelt rose to third after a 91 85 triple overtime loss to unbeaten Columbus East, grabbing a key gain in the Ohio AP high school basketball ratings. Columbus East leads with 267 points, while Lorain Admiral King sits second with 189 amid a top ten that includes Linden, East Tech, Lincoln, Shawnee, Waverly, Kenton, and Worthington.
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Buckeyes Fall Hard At Purdue In Big Ten Action
Purdue posted an 86-66 Big Ten win over Ohio State as out-of-state teams and the Marines joined the pattern in a rough Monday for Ohio colleges. Bill Hasket led OSU with 23 points while Ron Sepic scored two. Tennessee State edged Central State 67-65 in a tight game.
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Corning Brothers Clash In Huntington Golden Gloves
Two Corning brothers will box in the Golden Gloves tourney in Huntington on Wednesday night. Elroy Hughes climbs in the 118 pound class while Richard Hughes fights at 165 pounds. The pair also competed in Gallipolis in a recent similar event.
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Prep Cage Results Union Local 60 Roseville 48
Union Local 60 edged Roseville 48 to 40 in the youth basketball prep cage event. Local 60 built a lead early and held on despite Roseville rallying in the final minutes.
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Ask Joe Wilman Bowling Q and A tips
Elsie D of Hollywood seeks why her hook ball hooks early. The column explains three phase ball motion from release to pocket entry and advises boosting speed so the hook occurs further down the lane. A 24 page booklet Beginning Bowling is offered for 20 cents with SASE.
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