Ohio completes rally to beat Miami in final seconds
Ohio University roared back from a seven point deficit with 2:34 remaining to defeat Miami by a dramatic five turnover sequence and a decisive late burst. Gary Hunter sparked the win with a crucial steal and a key finish, lifting Ohio to 16 4 overall while Miami remained in the MAC hunt.
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Miami
Ohio University
Joss
Ohio
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Athens
Falcons
Wihile
Toledo
Cats
Redskins
Gary Hunter
The
Plains
Gerald Sears
Iain
Greg McDivitt
Craig Love
Glen Pryor
Ken Kowall
Hunter
Mame Awotee Tates Locke
Shese Hide
Onia
Jim Snyder
Obie
Onin
University
Ken Roval
Oxford
Ted
How Snyder
Greg McDivin
Bulldogs Top Marauders 79-52 To Close Regular Season
Athens Bulldogs clinch SECAL title and improve to 17-1 overall with a 79-52 win over Meigs. Five starters hit double figures led by Don Winefordner with 20 points and Mike Riggle, Eric Coon, Mark Swatt, and Steve Jones also contributing. Meigs finishes 10-7. Ironton and Wahama games loom for final league standings.
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Messenger
Surguigo
Athens Bulldogs
Meigs
Bulldog Gym
Bulldogs
Athens
Wellston
Wahama
Marineers
Sullsons
Ironton
Jack
Tas
Tigers
Nelsonville
Don Winefordner
We Bulldogs
Mike Rigele
Eric Coon
Mark Swatt
Steve Jones
Jeff Tyo
Daxié Walters
Tyo
Riggie Athens
Bulldogs rally after clinching title in celebration
The Messenger notes Athens Bulldogs clinched the league crown. Players Wie Bulpaps and Dave Sikh led effort in decisive junior varsity results as Athens reserves finished strong. Nonleague games involved Mingle Costmear and Lancaster with Gallipolis interpreting nearby action.
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Asses
Costmear
Lancast
Seres
Gallipolis
He's On TV Again As NEL Referee On What's My Line
A local report notes Fred Swearingen, fall football referee, appeared on What's My Line on Channel 12 at 7 p.m. four nights a week, describing how he was chosen and the arm signals used by referees. The piece mentions a Green and White Club banquet with Jesse Owens as speaker on April date and honors for Owen Kennedy on the all Southeastern Ohio all star team.
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Seleviaton
Channel 12
Weel
Sweraingen
Athens
Wall St
New York
League
Art McNally
Gemans
Tommy Bell
Louisville
Jim
Swearingen
NEL
Jesse Owens
Berlin
Hitler
Ohio State
Chicago
Owen Kennedy
Pomeroy Rd
Gailia County
Cadris
Sarah Lawrence Beats Connecticut in Powder Puff Basketball
AP report from Bronxville details Sarah Lawrence College defeating Connecticut College for Women 63 to 36 in the Powder Puff Basketball League. Julius Webster delivers the winning shot as the home opener for Sarah Lawrence, coached by Kwame Macdonald, draws 38 coeds in Concordia College gym.
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Will Grimsley
Bronxville, WY
Julius Webster
Cangy Chena
Sarah Lawrence
Connecticut College
Connecticut
Connecticut College For
Scout
Cone
Crigul
Kwame Macdonald
Central State College
Maravich Leads LSU Past Vanderbilt in SEC Showdown
Pete Maravich scored 38 points as LSU beat Vanderbilt 96 89 in Nashville. Danny Hester and Bill Wenton supported with key baskets while Maravich hit 19 of 46 shots plus 14 of 46 attempts from the line. Vanderbilt’s Perry Wallace and Jimmy Conn each had 21 points to lead the Commodores. The article also notes the 1971 Walker Cup at St Andrews on May 26 27.
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Tenn
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
Danny Hester
Bill Wenton
Vander Dilt
Maravich
Chenchon
Balalleeabin Wyk shoLs
Ataraiien
Resterami Newton
Perry Wallace
Jimmy Conn
Vanderhilt
Frazier Ellis Title Bout Odds Stir Heavyweight Clash
New York AP reports odds favor Joe Frazier over Mike Ellis in a 33 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Frazier brings a 24 zero record and defenses. Ellis has not fought since Sept. 1988 and holds the world crown after disputed win over Floyd Patterson in Sweden. About 16,000 expected at the Garden with over $500,000 in gate and 100000 seats for closed circuit. Main event time 10 34 pm BST.
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Jne Prawer
Timmy Emas Grblogerh
Villehat
Cassius Clay
Armel
Frazier
Jigher
Stadisonm Square Garde
Bey
Las Vegas
Tithe Noulen
Eilis
Has
Lough
Floyd Patteram
Sweden
Autual Broadcasting Systen
Sting
Debt Plagued McLain's Whereabouts Unknown
Detroit reports say pitcher Daly McLain remains missing from contact as investigators pursue a separate gambling grand jury probe in Detroit. No access to McLain, his lawyer William R Ajkens, or his business manager in Florida or Ohio. A former associate indicates McLain met with James Ritchie tied to the grand jury inquiry.
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Daly McLain
Rosevail
Wee
Mclain
William R. Ajkens
Mebain
Whch
Aly Svay
Dolteoil
James Ritchie
Pees
Slash Iirce
Ritchie
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