Tournament Pairings For County Basketball Tournaments
A schedule of Tuesday to Friday games across multiple counties. Matches include Crooksville versus Glouster at 8 p.m. Tuesday in non county play, Athens County Tourney at Ohio University Grover Center, and Winton County, Hocking County, Gallia County, Meigs County and Vinton County tournaments with reserve and varsity divisions and multiple titles on the line.
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Buchtel
York High School
Crooksville
Glouster
Athens County
Grover Center
Ohio University
Ames Bern
Shade
Trimble
York
Waterloo
the Plains
Winton County
Wellston High School
Zaleski
Allensville
Hamden
Wilton
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Buchtel, York High School
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Glouster-Crooksville
Nelsonville
Middleport
Albany
York-Trimble
Shade-Ames-Bern
Gallia
Cadmus
Southwestern
Hannan-Trace
Kyger Creek
North Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Rutland
Racine
Vinton County
McArthur
Zaleski-Allensville
Hamden- Zaleski
UCLA Maintains Nation Lead In AP Basketball Poll
UCLA holds 21 0 record atop the AP poll with 35 first place votes and 376 points from 38 regional selectors. Michigan and Kentucky follow as top contenders, with Duke and Oregon State rising and Drake advancing to 10th as DePaul and Villanova enter the top ten.
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Associated Press
Villanova
DePaul
UCLA
Michigan
Kentucky
Duke
Oregon State
Drake
Bruins
Washington
Wolverines
Indiana
Mississippi State
Blue Devils
Virginia
Davidson
Vic
NCAA Announces At Large Selections Include Providence and Villanova
Providence and Villanova earned NCAA at large bids as part of a nine team field for the national tournament with selections shaping the East and Midwest regions. DePaul Pitt and NYU joined the NIT roster as the selection process continued with 15 bids still to be announced. Providence, 17 3, and Villanova 19 2, highlighted by John Thompson and Jim Stone scoring 25 each in a 95 75 win over Scranton, led a busy championship week. Kentucky's 104 73 win over Vanderbilt kept the Wildcats atop the Southeastern Conference standings with Cotton Nash scoring 32 points.
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Marquette
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Duke
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Os Ces
Associated Press
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Ore
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John Thompson
Jim Stone
Cotton Nash
Nash
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Ross County
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Newark
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Mike Morrison
Racine
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Charles McAfee
Cleveland
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Carl Alan Hamill
Fort Frye
Hamill
Weirton
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Paul Walker
Walker
Paul
Ed Hopkins
Top Ten Class A voting results rocker
The top ten Class A standings show Sonville with 10 points in a vote. Ames Bern ties for 18th with 25 points and Nel remains among late bidders.
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Sonville
Ames Bern
Nel
Central State May Forfeit NAIA Eligibility Scandal Fallout
Central State College faces possible forfeiture of games and a reduced 8 14 record after the NAIA committee found two ineligible players, John Marsh and Vaughn Graham, appeared in early games. Marsh is from Chicago and Graham from New York. Both were suspended and expelled January 17 for falsified college entrance records.
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Xenia
Ohio
Central State College
Don Callan
Marauders
Callan
Cedarville College
John Marsh
Vaughn Graham
Marsh
Chicago
Wilberforce
Graham
New York
Central
Central State
Gaston F. Lewis
Lewis
Freshmen Beat West Virginia Freshmen in Morgantown
Ohio University freshmen defeated West Virginia freshmen 83-78 in Morgantown on Monday night to move to 8-2. Dave Brown and Mike Hammond led with 19 points each, John Schroeder and Berke Reichenbach added 13, Russ Hamilton 11, continuing OU’s strong season.
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Ohio University
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Bobbittens
Dave Brown
Mike Hammond
John Schroeder
Berke Reichenbach
Russ Hamilton
Royals Have Best Offense In NBA Race
Cincinnati Royals boast the league’s top offense as they run 12 game unbeaten streak with a 129 113 win over San Francisco. Oscar Robertson leads in points per game and free throw accuracy while the Royals top four categories and second in rebounds and third in free throws. Wilt Chamberlain trails Robertson in scoring with 36 point pace.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Royals
Ohioans
San Francisco
NBA
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
Big O
Wilt
Cage Scores from Canton to Youngstown and More College Action
Scores from multiple cage games across Ohio including Canton Sandy Valley 52 North Canton 48 and Youngstown Wilson 85 Salem 52. Other results list Boardman 66 Canfield 63 Thymastown East 62 Beaver Local Struthers Youngstown Chaney 48 Campbell Memorial 38 Hubbard 69 East Palestine 43 Champion 53 Jackson Milton 33. Ohio college action shows Ohio State 99 over Lowa 82 and Duquesne 98 over Toledo 66 with numerous others across conferences.
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Pourma
Struthers
Youngstown
Chaney
Campbell Memorial
Hubbard
East Palestine
Jackson Milton
Hardin County
Ada
Hardin Northern
Brown County
Georgetown
Ripley
Washington County
Newport
Salem-Liberty
Lawrence
New Matamoras
Ohio
Ohio State
Lowa
Duquesne
Toledo
Akron
Ashland
Gosteubenville
St. Vincent
Wahama tops Pomeroy in close basketball showdown
Wahama led by Roush 8 3 19 and Shrimplin 2 1 5 while OMEROY Swindell Crow Winebrenner Jewell Simpson Reed Smith contributed for Pomcroy as scores totaled 71 75. Wahama claimed a 71 75 win with reserve 37 30 edge.
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Roush
Zustan
Greene
Bird
Gees
Shrimplin
Wamsley
Omeroy
Swindell
Crow
Winebrenner
Jewell
Dayton Belmont and Zanesville Voted State's Best Teams
Ohio sports editors chose Dayton Belmont in Class AA and Zanesville Rosecrans in Class A as state favorites in AP final poll. Forty-four editors participated as regular-season play ends and tournament time begins. March 21 crowns the 1964 state champions at St. John Arena.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
St. John Arena
Dayton Belmont
Zanesville Rosecrans
Luke Appling Enshrined in Baseball Hall of Fame
Luke Appling is elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on a second-ballot surprise. The Chicago White Sox shortstop set a record with 2218 games, batted over .300 in 16 of 20 seasons, and joins Ty Cobb in the hall. Hy Hurwitz announced the results in Boston after BBWAA voting.
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Atlanta
Luke Appling
Baseball Hall of Fame
Appling
Chicago White Sox
Charles
Red) Ruffing
New York Yankees
Hole-In-One Reported at Athens Country Club
Larry Graves recorded a hole in one on Hole Five at Athens Country Club. Witnesses Don Jacobs and George McGarvey observed the shot. Graves used a nine iron for the unlikely feat, likely the first of the season.
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Athens Country Club
Larry Graves
Don Jacobs
George McGarvey
Graves
Iecers Lose Final Home Game 9 6
Port Huron defeated the Ohio Bobcats 9 to 6 in the final home game. Lakusiak and Radford each scored three for Port Huron, Burley added two. L Heureux had three for Ohio. Ohio led early 1 0 with L Heureux and Arvidson combining.
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Ralph Nelson
Gene Lakusiak
Dennis Radford
Steve Burley
Port Huron
Ohio Iers
Bobcats
Lakusiak
Radford
Burley
Mike L'Heureux
Ohio
Ken Arvidson
L’heureux
Huron
Cats
University of Windsor
Athens Council Praises undefeated Athens High basketball team
Athens City Council unanimously passes a resolution commending the undefeated Athens High basketball team for an 18 game streak and 56 straight regular season wins. Rosecrans edged Celina Immaculate Conception in a related high school basketball result.
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Athens City Council
Athens High
Rosecrans
Celina Immaculate Conception
Buckeyes Extend Big Ten Win Streak to Five
Ohio State beat Iowa 99-82 to claim a fifth straight Big Ten victory, with Gary Bradds scoring 30 and Jimmy Rodgers adding 25 as the Buckeyes press Michigan for the conference lead. Michigan sits a half game back at 8-1, while Minnesota and Purdue loom ahead.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Iowa
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Bucks
Ohio
Gary Bradds
All- America
Jimmy Rodgers
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