Ohio high school rankings spark tense title race
Canton McKinley defeats Massillon marking first win in nine years as the AP poll reshuffles top teams. New leaders emerge in Class AA with Lima Shawnee and Urbana undefeated, while Class A leads shift to Celina and Batavia. The report lists editors and radio stations rating Ohio schools with standings and records for the week.
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Canton McKinley
Massillon
Bulldogs
Peng
Kkinsey
Tigers
Eace
Tirhana
Piqua
Celina Immaculate Conception
Lakeside
Batavia
Minster
Phil Garcia
McKinley
Newark
a-Ohio
Roger Markle
Ironton
Mt. Vernon
Lima
Shawnee
Efontaine
Columbus
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Lima Shawnee
Urbana
Cincinnati Withrow
Cleve
St. Ignatius
Youngs
Boardman
Reemae SS
Dayt
Santenibe
Columbus South
Cleveland East
Cinos St. Ae
Louisville
ABS Ved
Athens
Lakewood Edwards
Celina Ichs
New Lebanon Oe
Minster Warn
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En Qi
New
Cin
Collery Bay
Oot
Rogmenere
Cothe Vent Ae Poaumone
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McDonald
Castalia Meae
University Es
Sidneon Inumbus
Aasinas
Colum’ Hacen
Winfora A
Attica
Shadyside
Stark
Monroeville
Paint Valley
Protorville Fairland
Paw Lerety Canyon
Lick
Newlington St. Aloysius
Tuecoatt East
Nelsonville, Braceville and
Elmwood
Michigan and Oklahoma State win in overtime
Oklahoma State outlasted Kansas 68-64 in four overtimes to remain undefeated in six conference games. Michigan, ranked No. 1, beat Indiana 96-95 after two overtimes to extend its Big Ten lead to eight straight in league play. Wichita topped Chicago Loyola 80-77 as Kelly Pete scored late.
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Oklahoma State
Hank Trip
Cowboys
Kansas
Colorado
Michigan
Indiana
Cazzie Russell
Hoosiers
Wolverines
Wichita
Chicago
Loyola
Kelly Pete
Different Reds Might Be After All Under Sisler
Ron Congdon reports Cincinnati Reds manager Dick Sisler envisions a more offense oriented team in 1964 focusing on advancing runners and situational hitting. He weighs third base options including Boros Johnson Perez Ruiz and Rose, names pitchers OToole Maloney Jay and others, and notes Vada Pinson’s likely reduced production.
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Fred Hutchinson
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Mendle Signs Third Straight $100000 Yankees Contract
New York Yankees star Mic key Mendle secured a third consecutive $100,000 contract. The move cements his status as a core player for the club this season.
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Mickey Mendle
New York Yankees
Skins May Be Without Dinkins In Big Miami Ohio Clash
Miami and Ohio University clash in Grover Center tomorrow night as MU leads the Mid American Conference at 10 0 while Ohio stands 8 1. Dinkins hospital stay raises doubt on his return as Bobcats seek a victory to force a playoff for the NCAA berth.
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Wolverines Still Lead AP Poll as Providence Rises
Michigan remains atop the AP major college basketball poll with 349 points and 23 first place votes while UCLA climbs to second and Providence moves up to third after extending its unbeaten 18 0 record with wins over St Francis Pa and Duquesne. The Top Ten also includes St Josephs Pa Davidson Duke Indiana Tennessee Minnesota Wichita with records through February 13.
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Wolverines
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Iowa
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UCLA
Bruins
Washington
Washington State
St. Francis
Duquesne
Friars
St. Joseph’s
Davidson
Duke
Wichita
Ex Wellston Coach Aide At Virginia
Virginia's new head football coach George Blackburn completes his staff naming three assistants. Ben Wilson of Harding High School Warren Ohio will coach the offensive backfield and end. he is a Heidelberg College graduate with prior coaching at Mount Vernon and Wellston. Bob Marich, 33, who played for Blackburn at Cincinnati, becomes the defensive line coach.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
George Blackburn
Ohio
Ben Wilson
Harding High School
Warren
Wilson
Heidelberg College
Mount Vernon
Wellston
Bob Marich
Blackburn
University of Cincinnati
New Coach Named At McKinley
The Board of Education confirmed Ron Chismar as McKinley High School football coach. Chismar, 30, was named last Thursday to replace Don Nehlen who left to coach at Bowling Green State University. He had served as offensive coach under Nehlen last season.
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Ron Chismar
McKinley High School
Board of Education
Chismar
Don Nehlen
Bowling Green State University
Nehlen
College Scores Across Regions Reported
EAST St. John's 80 West Va 61 Cornell 83 Yale Tech T7 Alabama 90 LSU 87 Tulane 73 Miss State 62 Florida 85 Mississippi 53 MIDWEST Michigan 96 Indiana 95 overtime Loyola 77 Oklahoma 68 Kansas 4 Oklahoma State Colorado 79 Iowa State Missouri 92 Nebraska 74 Purdue 92 Northwestern 87 South Ill 93 Tenn State 50 WEST Tex West Cent Centenary 55 Seattle 85 San Francisco city 82 Idaho 89 Hawaii NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION St Louis Cincinnati Detroit San Francisco
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State
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West
Han Centenary
Seattle
Wee ‘Gity
Idaho
Hawaii
Harney Leads PGA Money Winners With $12,000
Dunedin Florida Paul Harney tops the money list in official PGA tournaments with $12 000 in earnings. Rod Funseth is second with $10 977 and George Knudson third with $10 825.
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Fla
Paul Harney
Rod Funseth
George Knudson
Giants and Dodgers draw big crowds in Los Angeles season
The Giants and Dodgers attracted 428,509 paid admissions across nine Los Angeles games, an average of 47,612 per game. A Brooklyn series drew 31,000 capacity, while the 1959 World Series games at the Los Angeles Coliseum totaled 277,750 paid admissions.
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Buying ski boots and gear the right way
Expert tips from Norman Palmer on selecting ski equipment focus on boots as the foundation. Emphasizes buying from reputable ski shops, proper boot fit, sizing checks, and boot care while noting price and trade-in considerations.
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