Spartans rout Tomcats 97 50 in final home game
Alexander Spartans beat Glouster 97 to 50 to close home slate and keep MOVC title hopes alive. Rich White led with 31 points and 14 rebounds, backed by Greg Brooks 16 and Gary Risley 16, as Alexander built a 51 25 halftime edge and emptied the bench. Glouster’s top scorers were Jerry Kovach 18 and Jim Wright 11 as the season record fell to 1 14 in MOVC play.
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Pat Lawson
Cats
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Jan Leel
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Risley
Tomcat
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Doug Lattimer
Skein
MOVC
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Don Darby
Nelsonville-York
Buchtel
Slow-Pitch League Meeting Scheduled in Athens
Players interested in participating in the Slow-Pitch Softball League in Athens are reminded of an organizational meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Hocking Valley Sportsman's Club headquarters. The meeting will cover field improvements and officer elections ahead of May league play.
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Judo Club Revived at Crever Center Teaches Beginners
David Shirley, brown belt and local insurance agent, will lead the revived Judo Club meeting in Grover Center balcony. Practice runs 6:30 to 8:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays with registration starting Tuesday at 6:30. No age limit, all levels invited as the club plans through June and possibly summer.
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Gals Play Without Noise Of Approval At Ohio Univ
Ohio University opened its women's intercollegiate basketball season in the Convocation Center with a 53 to 47 loss to Marshall. Coach Judy Cole says public disbelief about women in sports persists, while players showcase skilled, team oriented play and modern rules similar to men’s basketball though with a 30 second clock.
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Ohio University
Convocation Center
Ohio
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Marshall
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Melanie Sarakatsannis
Cincinnati
Melanie
Sarakatsannis
Buckeyes Top Miller Falcons 75 63 in Fast paced clash
Nelsonville York Buckeyes led by Tony Osborne 20 points shot 57 percent from the field defeating Miller Falcons 75 to 63 Friday. Jim Lax Hoy Seckinger and Gil Voigt contributed double digit scores as Osborne and Lax paced rebounding and Smathers supplied key relief. Kiener led Miller with 20 points and 15 rebounds as Kiener and Hern fouled out. The win lifts Nelsonville York to 6 9 while Miller drops to 10 6 and hosts Crooksville Saturday.
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Osborne
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Hoy Seckinger
Smathers
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Falcons
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Nelsonville-Yor
Warriors Stop Cardinals On Road In Columbus Showdown
Starr-Washington defeats Columbus St Charles 73 to 66 as Dave Poling 24 points Randy Sinnott 21 and Jeff Ellinger 18 pace the visitors. John Stafford scores 43 for St Charles. St Charles shoots 57 percent to Starr-Washington 62. rebounds and late rallies shape the finish. Starr-Washington ends regular season 15-3 hosting Lore City next.
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