SEOAL Title Race Nears Finish With Nelsonville Athens Lead
Nelsonville holds an 11-2 mark atop the SEOAL standings as Athens sits 10-3 one game back. If both claim a share, co-champions are declared with no playoff. Tonight’s games feature Nelsonville at Logan and Athens hosting Wellston in pivotal showdowns.
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Athens Bulldogs
Nelsonville
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Wellston
Logan
Athens
Bulldogs
Charles McAfee
Larry Bishop
Gary McConkey
Tom Smith
Tom Widdoes
Darrell Coene
Tom Baldwin
Jack Beverage
Rockets
SECAL
Gary Fridenmaker
Fridenmaker
Max
Jack Walton
Dick Potts
Pomeroy Panthers
Pomeroy
Greyhounds
Tom McQuaid
Wayne Dixon
Ed Keating
Bob Young
Jerry Stufflebean
Chieftains
Gene Morgan
Willis Dicken
Jim Murray
Ben Buckles
Middleport
Jackson
Gallipolis
Belpre
the Plains
Buckeye
Larry Morrison
Racine
Rome
Cage Scores Roundup From College To NBA
Dayton 97 Regis 53 and Wooster 113 Hiram 66 headlined college results. High school listings include Muskingum County Hopewell 83 Philo 39 and Dayton Dunbar 68 Dayton Stivers 56. NBA scores show Minneapolis 99 New York 97 and Fort Wayne 112 Boston 106.
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Regis
Wooster
Hiram
Vila Madonna
Lawrence Tech
Iowa Wesleyan
St. Ambrose
Evansville
Bellarmine
Utah
New Mexico
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New York
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St. John’s
Bkn
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St. Peter's
Slipp. Rock
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Twins
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Georgia
Morehead
Wesleyan
Miami
Eastern
William & Mary
Virginia
Georgetown
Centre
Muskingum County
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Philo
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Morgan County
Stockport
Denvertown
Chesterhill
Homer Union
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Day Fairview
Lockland
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St. Bernard
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Boston
Rochester
Syracuse
Local boxing results from Revere and Seattle cards
In Revere Massachusetts Pat McCarthy Jr 129 defeated Richie Morin 129 by knockout Bobby McHugh 138 edged Myrel Olmstead 133 by decision In Seattle Washington Bob Albright 223 outpointed Joey Rowan 190 by decision from Phoenixville and Springfield shows multiple weight classes and outcomes.
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Richie Morin
Biddeford
Mont
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Myrel
Olmstead
Springfield
Seattle
Bob Albright
Los Angeles
Joey Rowan
Phoenixville
Steubenville College Suspends Two Stars Over Disruption
Coach Hank Kuzina suspended two Steubenville College basketball players Frank Sapienza a 6 foot forward from Pittsburgh and Paul Kearns a 5 foot 9 guard from Meheesport Pa for disrupting teamwork and breaking team cohesion.
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Steubenville College
Hank Kuzina
Frank Sapienza
Pittsburgh
Paul Kearns
Meheesport
Ohio U. Hosts Western Michigan in Revenge Bid
Ohio University Bobcats aim for their eighth win in nine games as they host Western Michigan in Men's Gym. The Broncos, led by Jack Smith, boast a 7-9 overall record and 3-5 Mid-Am standings, while Ohio shifts toward 1000-point career milestones for Baumbholtz and Moore.
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Dutch) Trautwein
Jim Snyder
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Charles Fulks
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Stockport
Harry Mesherry
Harold Wise
Columbus
Mid-Am
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Western
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Joe Hoy
Jerry Mitchell
Baumholtz
Moore
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Dirk
Don Sifft
Dave Scott
Bob Anderson
Larry Williams
Anderson
Williams
Kermit Blosser
Bobbittens
Oxford
OU Wrestlers Face Undefeated Kent State
Ohio University begins a stretch of dual meets by visiting Kent State to face the unbeaten Golden Flashes. Co captain Tom Nevits Joe Ornowski and John Staschiak aim for six straight dual wins while Kent seeks to reinforce its MAC threat image. Nevits leads with 23 points and four pins.
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Allensville Wins Undefeated Winton County Title
Allensville clinched the Winton county league basketball championship with eight straight victories. Whilton’s reserves tied for the reserve crown at seven wins and one loss. Friday night Hamden’s varsity beat Wilton, and Wilton reserves defeated Hamden reserves.
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Coalton Oak Hill Playoff For Jackson County Title
Oak Hill and Coalton meet at Jackson High School gymnasium Saturday at 8 p m to decide the Jackson County basketball championship. First playoff since 1948. Oak Hill won the first meeting by 11, Coalton won the rematch by 12. Coalton coach Gerald Wagner leads a 7 11 team with 115 and 109 point games in two wins.
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Oak Hill
Jackson High School
Jackson County
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Tight St. Petersburg Open field narrows in round two
Five players tied at the top of the second round of the $5000 St. Petersburg Women's Open. Only four strokes separate the leading 19 players as Thursday’s low scorers Louise Suggs Betty Jameson Marlene Bauer Hagge Fay Crocker and Joyce Ziske pace the field on the 6116 yard Sunset course where par is 74.
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Officials Dues Deadline Set by Athens SEOA Chapter
Secretary Max Kinneer announced that basketball officials in the Athens chapter of the Southeastern Officials Association must pay dues by February 25 to have their names included in the officials handbook.
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Southeastern Officials Association
Max Kinneer
Valley Archery Club Plans Sunday Shoot
The Green Valley Archery Club of Glouster will hold an archery shoot on February 17 at 1 p.m. on the beach road to Burr Oak Lake off State Route 13. Secretary William H. Parker announced prizes include hams and archery equipment. the public is welcome.
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Green Valley Archery Club
William H. Parker
Burr Oak Lake
West Coast Proxy Attacks College Athletic Rules
Pacific Coast Baseball League president Leslie OConnor blasts college eligibility rules as absurd and discriminatory in a letter responding to Yale coach Ethan Allen. He denies opposing a proposed rule on signing college athletes to pro clubs and accuses coaches of self interest and hypocrisy in amateur status.
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
Ethan Allen
Yale University
Leslie O’connor
PCL
Ohio 1941 Bobcats Not Temperamental Says Coach
Ohio Universitys 1941 basketball team earned fame for calm teamwork and discipline. Coach Dutch Trautwein lauded their untemperamental poise and readiness to follow directions, after leading the Bobcats to a National Invitational Tournament runner up finish and passing coaching duties to Jim Snyder.
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Athens
Ohio University
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Jim Snyder
Ohio Bobcats shine in NIT run and classic era showdown
Former coach recalls Athens Ohio State U basketball’s friendly, untemperamental team whose 1940s NIT run captured national attention. The Bobcats upset Duquesne 55-40 before victorious battles with City College of New York and Long Island, with Baumbholtz scoring 22 against Duquesne and setting scoring records.
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Bobcats Tackle Miami in Weekend Swim Meet
Ohio University travels to Oxford this Saturday to face Miami in a men’s swimming meet. OU, holding a 1-4 record after losses to Pittsburgh Notre Dame and Kenyon, seeks its second win following a 60-26 victory over Kentucky.
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Trophy Awarded For Sportsmanship At Vinton Tournament
MCARTHUR The Jack and Paul trophy will be given for team sportsmanship in the Vinton County basketball tournament. The award goes to the team showing the greatest sportsmanship with input from coaches cheerleaders and players. An all county team will be published after the event. No tournament team will be selected this year.
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Vinton
Veterans Lead Texas Open After First Round
Joe Black of Abilene shot a 64 to lead the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio. Bob Kay of West Hartford and veteran Ed Furgol were one stroke back, with several big names floundering including Gene Littler and Jack Burke who struggled to break 70.
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Abilene
Brackenridge Park
Bob Kay
West Hartford
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Ed Furgol
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Abilene Country Club
Hardin-Simmons University
Tucson
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Singing Hills
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Littler
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Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
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Grossinger
Blaster
Bucks Indiana Race Continues as Big Ten Scramble Tightens
The Big Ten title race tightens as Indiana 6-2 hosts Northwestern 2-8 while Iowa and Illinois face key road tests. Michigan State Iowa Illinois Michigan Purdue Wisconsin matches loom as teams chase a possible four defeats champion amid a tight pack. Archie Dees leads Indiana scoring at 22.6 as Northwestern's Joe Ruklick headlines a regional tilt.
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Archie Dees
Fort Wayne Pistons Move to Detroit Reflects Growth Question
Detroit becomes home as Fred Zollner explains Fort Wayne’s 3000 loyal fans were not enough to sustain growth. The Pistons will play at Olympia Stadium in Detroit, seating over 13 000, under a six year contract with an option to extend. Charley Eckman signs a new three year deal as Piston coach.
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Detroit
Olympia Stadium
Pistons
Charley Eckman
Webb Seeks 18th Victory at Madison Square Garden
Ellsworth Webb and Neal Rivers clash at Madison Square Garden in a middleweight bout. Webb carries a 17 fight winning streak and a No 4 rating seeking an 18th victory against Las Vegas import Rivers who is ranked eighth among title challengers to Gene Fullmer.
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Ellsworth
Spider) Webb
Neal Rivers
Madison Square Garden
Spider
Webb
Chicago
Las Vegas
Rivers
Gene Fullmer
Coon Hunters Sponsor Ham Shoot and Trial
MINERSVILLE The Coon Hunters Association plans a ham shoot on Mar 10 at Freckers farm at 1 pm announced by Roy Armes, president. A large trial with entries from several states is planned. Pup raffle tickets are on sale. Non members invited to the Feb 28 meeting to discuss restocking and attendance.
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Minersville
Coon Hunters Association
Freckers Farm
Roy Armes
Detroit Rangers Pull Away in NHL
Detroit built a six point lead the largest this season and beat the New York Rangers 3 2 to move to 70 points. Montreal dropped a 2 1 decision to Toronto and Boston idle with Chicago, New York fell to fifth a point behind Toronto.
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New York Rangers
Wings
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Chicago
New York
Hockey Scores Toronto Edges Montreal 2 1
Toronto defeats Montreal 2 to 1 in NHL clash. Detroit beats New York 3 to 2 in another league game. The results reflect tight scoring and standout plays from key players.
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