Athens County tourney tattle notes cautious fouling and hero foul shots
In a restrained night of Athens County tourney action officials called few fouls as Chuck Novotni of The Plains delivered game saving free throws after Albany clash. Over 1200 fans, a capacity crowd, witnessed late shifts and quirky scenes as Amesville and Rome clashed and coaching antics kept nerves taut amid a crowded gym.
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Pepsi Colas Bowlers Take Early Lead In City League
Pepsi Colas top Banks Sport Shop three straight in City League action to sit first after week one. Ivan Haddox 552 and Maywood Smith 206 lead the nine win first half spark while John Van Dyke 582 keeps Shoppers in chase. Rab Smith 574 and 200 frame pace Elks, McBee holds 4th with 223 high.
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100 Scores Philadelphia Basketba
In five games this season the Basketball Association of America circuit has seen both teams score 100 or more points.
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Millicon Tonight in Buckeye Rivalry Basketball Clash
Ohio University hosts Ohio Wesleyan in a Tuesday 8 p.m. battle as the Bobcats seek to halt Wesleyan’s bid to equalize their best winning streak against OU. The series has OU leading 15 6 over the past decade, with Wesleyan seeking a spark after a 52 44 loss at Delaware last month. Jud Million plans to monitor the game as Wesleyan visits, aiming for a clean sweep.
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Mid-American College Basketball Tonight Features Ohio U vs Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U hosts Ohio Wesleyan at OU gym in a 8 p.m. tilt. Other games include Capital at Heidelberg, Ohio Northern at Wittenberg, Cedarville at Bluffton, Youngstown at John Carroll, Marshall at Xavier, Hiram at Mt Union, Defiance at Findlay, Steubenville at Alliance, Case at Allegheny, and other matchups such as Alabama at Miss State, Canterbury at Franklin, NC at Davidson, Depauw at Wabash, Miami at Florida, and Yale at Princeton.
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Wesleyan tops scoring records in strong season run
Wesleyan added to its record tally as star Buttermore pushed past Charley Buttermore’s 327 mark to 387 while Bobcats face Butler and Bowling Green losses. OU prepares for final non league run with OU lineup changes and a Cleveland armament before MAC clashes and Kalamazoo trip.
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Woodrow Wilson tops Newton Falls in high school action
In high school basketball action Woodrow Wilson defeated Newton Falls 65 to 32. Ursuline beat Youngstown Girard 59 to 33. Austintown Fitch edged Youngs South 40 to 38. Col. East topped South 57 to 49, Col. Central won 63 to 54 over Aquinas, and Linden beat Col. North 44 to 48. Central St. Charles beat Academy 61 to 49. Cincinnati Walnut Hills beat Norwood 59 to 1. Central 40 over John Marshall 42. Lincoln down South 84 to 48. Wadsworth routed Akron East 86 to 20.
Boxing results broadcast across cities
Montreal Laurent Peaut huille defeated Jake LaMotta in a ten round bout. Sally Cantor outpointed Peter Fallon in London in eight rounds. Lee Sala beat Tony De micco in Pittsburgh by ten rounds. Orlando Zueleta defeated Bobby Timpson in New York in eight rounds. Paddy Young bested Nick Mistovich in Brooklyn in eight rounds.
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Cage Kings Produced In Southwestern Ohio
Ohio high school basketball shifts to tournament play with 1170 teams in Class A and B. Southwestern Ohio leads history with 18 Class A titles and 6 Class B crowns, while Findlay and Eaton hold recent wins. Notable teams and records include Dover, Lancaster, Coshocton, Walnut Creek, and players like Ken Alessi.
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Hardware league slips as Heaters climb to top
In a six game City Bowling League slate the Carpenter Hardware team lost its first half second half series but remains tied for first with Martin Heaters at .667. Don Miller led Hardware with a 553 series, 217 as a singleton, while Dale Orcutt paced the Heaters with a 508 series and 194 game.
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Western Michigan Broncos announce 25 game baseball schedule
Kalamazoo Michigan Judson A Hyames western michigan college announces a 25 game baseball slate including six western conference games and 10 MAC affairs. Opponents include Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Notre Dame Michigan State Chicago Ball State Ball State and Butler with home and away series across april may and June.
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Rio Grande Center Quits College For spring baseball camp
Athletic director Joe Gibson announces Bob Davis of Eleanor West Virginia has quit Rio Grande College to report for spring baseball training. Davis, who pitched for the Portsmouth Athletics in 1948, was sold by Philadelphia Athletics to Lincoln Nebraska in the Western League. He expects Class A play and Florida spring workouts.
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World Series films Viewed by Millions Since 1934
The SEE SERIES Baltimore World Series films have been viewed by about 70 million baseball fans since 1934, according to estimates.
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Plains Upset Albany In Overtime Thriller In County Tourney
The Plains High Indians overcame a 6 point deficit in the final minute to edge Albany Panthers 47 45 in overtime at AHL gym. Carl West Russ Tinkham and Chuck Novotni led The Plains with late scoring as Albany’s Bob Tewksbury matched Tinkham in the extra period.
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Junior High Court Meet Opens With Big Jackson Win
Jackson Junior High crushed Mechanicsburg 48 to 28 to seize early momentum in the Southeastern Ohio Junior High basketball tournament at AHL gym. Wellston topped Nelsonville 30 to 26 with Joe Collins scoring 16 for the winners. Gallipolis beat Athens 82 to 21 while Pomeroy upset Middleport 19 to 14 in first round action.
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