Mark Shaw Leads Logan To Victory Over Bucks
Mark Shaw scored 34 points and grabbed 29 rebounds to lift Logan to a 64 over Nelsonville York in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic League game. Logan improves to 10 8 entering tournament play while Nelsonville York remains winless in 16. Shaw already led the league in scoring entering the night.
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Buckeyes
Shaw
Mike Rouse
Jackson
Athens
Dan Winefordner
Chiefs
Ike
Steve Hampshire
George Yeknich
Bill Lower
Nelsonville-York
Jim Lax
Nelsonville- York
Caiefs
Yeknich
Hoy Seck- Inger
Stu Brooks
Meigs
Nelsonside-York
Trenton
Appscolea
Llowvilletork
Heskspeiry
Sin Ph
Kan Steinheld
George Yoknich
Bil Lower
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Big Blacks Extend Winning Streak to Five Games
POCA Point Pleasant extended its winning streak to five after a 61 57 win over Poca. Rick Handley led with 21 points and Steve Miller added 12 as Parkersburg Big Reds prepared to meet West Virginia top prep cagers. Poca dropped to 11 5 overall. The Big Blacks led late in the final period and then stalled, with MeMeeks scoring 20 and Paul Lipps held to 0 for Poca. After Friday’s victory, the Big Blacks face Parkersburg next, then Barboursville and a bye before facing Morgantown or another strong foe.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Big Redg
Parkersburg
Rick Handley
Big Blacks
Steve Miller
Reemelin Defeats Glouster Tomcats in 60 36 setback
Fairfield School for Boys defeats Glouster Tomcats 60 to 36 at Lancaster. Greg Irwin leads with 5 points, Bob Leeper 42 for Tomcats. Bob Taylor scores 29 for Fairfield. Glouster finishes regular season with 2 Mid-Di Valley Conference games. field goal and free throw struggles cited.
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Glouster Tomcats
Fairfield School For Boys
Reemiinigh School
Oss
Glouster
Greg Irwin
Bob Leeper
Torcats
Bob Taylor
Tomcats
Fairfield School
Glousler
Miller
Hearings on Wildlife Fees and Green Fees Set
Citizens are reminded of public hearings at the State Department building on proposed wildlife area user fees and green fees at state parks and courses. Hearings start 9 a.m. for Wildlife and 1:30 p.m. for Parks and Recreation, addressing camping, watercraft mooring, and other access charges, with a focus on new and amended rules passed by last year’s legislature.
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Ene
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Dil Yer State Park
Olive Sra
Division of Paths and Recreation
Teasiny
Green Tees
Maestan Words
Puinderson State Parks
Divisio
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Uteston Woods
Davis At Wildlife
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Met
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Alervor
Erie
Aint
Sunyi
Ohio
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Imang
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Acciaig
Bate
Bobcat Grapplers Made Hit In Top Wrestling State
Oklahoma wrestling draws huge crowds as Oklahoma University and Oklahoma State University face off in televised matches. The sport thrives on strong school programs and high national success with Oklahoma leading in individual champions. Bobcats co captain Bruce Tramme earned first at 154 pounds, while Ohio State wrestlers impressed in the invitational.
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Warren Western Reserve High School
Dick Straum
University of Toledo
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Frank Muller Messenger
Stent
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Okishoma Wrestling
Ron Abel
Ohio University
Oklahoma State
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Okla
Homa
United States
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Nive Ail
Atel
We Public Schouls
Carty
Ohio
Bobcats
Timing and technique adjust for aging bowlers
Timely tips for bowlers with long careers who lose timing as they age. Small changes in footwork or arm swing can throw alignment, causing the ball to pull left. Consider ball weight and grip as you age, and refine balance and timing to restore form without sacrificing averages.
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Big Black Matmen Fail In Bid For State Berths
PARKERSBURG Paint Pleasant failed to advance any qualifiers to the state finals next weekend in West Virginia. Parkersburg and Parkersburg South led the regional wrestling action with seven and four qualifiers respectively as Ripley and Williamstown posted strong showings. Parkersburg claimed first with 99 points, while other teams trailed with Ravenswood Calhoun and St Marys scoring modestly.
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Parkersburg
Paint Pleasant
West Virginia
Hero Saturde
Linas
Glenn Swann
Ravi Vanibilhe
Farkiit i
Hue
Curse Shing
Rics Nun
Parkersburg South
Shinn
Dunn
Ken Moore
Mike Melneyre
Ripley
Jett Hatfield
Joe Ex
Point Pleasant
Jens Nondes
Wirt County
Wil.iamstown
Spencer
Ravenswood
Calhoun i
St Marys Wo
Unclear Sports Fragments From Weekend Card
Fragmentary OCR sports notes list players and scores with broken names and teams. It references multiple cities such as New York San Francisco Los Angeles Washington and Kentucky, plus mentions matches or events with unclear results. The text remains unreadable for a coherent summary.
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