Drawings Held At Four Sites Tourneys Start Friday
ROWLAND CONGDON reports area boys basketball tournaments kick off Friday at four sites with two Class A and two Class AA sectionals. Top seeds Alexander Federal Hocking and Athens headline, with byes and double parking at Buchtel. Seeding based on class play, not overall records, and games begin Friday night with winners advancing to March 1 matchups.
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Federal Hocking
Athens
Rutland High School
Bill Whaley
Spartans
Buchtel
Nelsonville- York
Charlie Gill
Lancers
Athens Bulldogs
Tournament Pairings for Sectional and Championships
District tournament seeds and bracket pairings listed for CLASS A and AA sections across Buchtel Rutland and Alexander Oak Hill sites. Matches include Federal Hocking Glouster, New Lexington St. Aloysius Starr-Washington, Sheridan Laurelville Miller Crooksville, Alexander Southern Nelsonville York Eastern Kyger Creek North Gallia, Meigs New Lexington Warren Local Belpre Athens Marietta Logan, and South Point Rock Hill Gallipolis Wellston with championship games scheduled.
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Meigs-New Lexington
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Starr-Washington
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Crooksville
Mar
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Sheridan-Laurelville
Miller-Crooksville
Southwestern
Eastern
Kyger Creek
North
Marietta
Logan
Meigs
New Lexington
Warren Local
Gallipolis- Wellston
Broncos Head South for Miami Invitational Reach Florida
Western Michigan University baseball heads to Coral Gables for the University of Miami Invitational from March 23 to 30. Coach Bill Chambers debuts as the Broncos aim for 7 to 10 games in the week long tournament before opening the regular season April 2 versus Ball State in Muncie. Also competing are Michigan State Ohio State Army Navy Rutgers and host Miami Florida. Chambers says south trip could help start the conference race after three straight opening losses.
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Ing
Bill Chambers
Charles Maher
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Navy
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Controversy Ends Winter Olympics in Grenoble
The 1968 Winter Games closed amid injury, weather woes, and IOC politics. Jean-Claude Killy completed a rare triple by winning downhill, giant slalom, and special slalom, while Eugenio Monti and Tommi Gustafsson also earned multiple golds. The United States tallied one gold, five silver, and one bronze, amid disqualifications and a ski-team injury list, with protests over South Africa’s participation and fears of a Soviet pullout.
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Terry McDermott
Tim Wood
Diane Holum
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Mary Meyers
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Toni Sailer
Schranz
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
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Santa Monica
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Enumclaw
Wash
Kiki Cutter
Bend
Ore
Wendy Allen
San Pedro
Rosie Fortna
Warren
Miss Fleming
Colorado Springs
Wood
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Wolfgang Schwarz
Emmerich Danzer
McDermott
Birmingham
Misses Holum
Northbrook
Meyers
St. Paul
Ohio hockey stunned by St Johns 6 3 at Bird Arena
St John’s goalie coach Gaston Rheaume blocked 28 shots to upset Ohio State 6 3, ending a 12 game home winning streak. Johnnies Daniel Henrickson and Mike Musty led a late rally after Ohio led 3 2, while Hartman added an early tally. Ohio State’s Albert 30 saves, Barrett 33rd goal, and upcoming Wisconsin games noted.
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Myron Henrickson
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al Albert
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Sisson
Storey
McCarthy
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Jickson
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McDonnell
Brink
Martin
Ohio college scores across multiple games list outcomes
A compiled set of college basketball results shows Ohio teams posting varied scores against opponents such as Minnesota Ohio State Western Michigan Cincinnati Tulsa and others plus regional and national matchups. Notable margins include Kentucky Wesleyan 76 Akron 70 and UCLA 88 Oregon State 71 along with several overtime and high scoring affairs.
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Bethany
Thiel
John Carroll
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Northern
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Bluffton
Pro Cage NBA East and West Divisions Recap
A compact recap of Eastern and Western division standings and results. Notable scores include Cincinnati beating Baltimore and New York defeating Seattle in recent games. UCLA averages 103.4 points per game over the first 10 contests this season.
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Ecosee
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San Dergo
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UCLA
Four area teams close regular seasons with wins and losses
Starr Washington defeated Southern 64-57 to finish 9-7, led by Mike Gessells with 16 points and David Poling 14. Gallipolis beat Chesapeake 72-69 behind Butch Cordell and Jim Henry, while Miller fell 86-59 to Columbus Mohawk. Starr Washington ended 9-7. Mohawk at 12-3. Gallipolis 7-4. Miller 10-8.
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Starr-Washington
Southern
Gallipolis
Chesapeake
Miller
Columbus Mohawk
Warriors
Racine
Tornadoes
Mike Gessells
David Poling
Hubert Lambert
Ed Swart
Boling
Domi
Butch Cordell
Jim Henry
Blue Devils
Theiss
Ale
R. Proffitt
Southern Sesesessormre
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Ask Joe Wilman on bowling styles and angles
A discussion of bowling technique notes that three-hole balls dominate yet stars like Eddie Lubanski Tony Sv arvando and Ed Kawolics use two-hole balls. It contrasts outside and inside strike angles from Hall of Famers Jimmy Blouin Hank Marino and Count Gengler, concluding there is no single method.
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Eddie Lubanski
Tony Sparvando
Ed Kawolics
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