Logan and Miller Advance In Tourney Action
In Saturday regional playoff games Logan defeated Warren Local 75 62 at Albany and Miller edged Crooksville 68 66 in overtime at Buchtel. Meigs fell to New Lexington 64 58 and Starr Washington lost to Glouster 68 45 while Gallipolis beat Oak Hill 50 41 and Jackson crushed Rock Hill 96 57.
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UCLA suffers upset as Oregon stuns Bruins in Pac 8 clash
Associated Press reports UCLA drops 78-65 to Oregon after a season of 21 straight wins. Stan Love and Rusty Blair pace the Ducks with 19 each while John Wooden laments poor shooting and rebounding. UCLA retains Pac 8 lead with four games left as Kentucky chases SEC tie.
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Hamilton Triumphs in Daytona 500 Victory
Daytona Beach Florida rookie Pete Hamilton edged veteran David Pearson by three car lengths to win the Daytona 500. Hamilton earned 46 400 dollars in first prize as the race, the sport’s second richest, concluded.
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Cerrudo Wins San Antonio Open by Five Strokes
Ron Cerrudo finished five strokes ahead of Dick Lotz to win the $20,000 top prize in the San Antonio Open Golf Tournament in San Antonio Texas on Sunday.
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High School Scores CLASS AA Roundup
Albany Logan 75 Werren Local 62 New Lexington 64 Meigs 58 Rock Hill 57 Gallipolis 9 Hill 4 Lancaster 81 Greenhaid 0 Sheridan 67 Hillsboro 54 Northwest 74 Portsmouth West 53 Miller 68 Creeksnile 66 Glouster 48 Starr Washington 51 Adena Piketon 80 Chillicothe Flaget 76 Lynchburg Clay 49 Piketon White Oak 79 Lucasville Valley 58 Pike Eastern 82 Seaman 74 Portsmouth Notre Dame Jefferson South Webster 67 New Boston 62
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College Scores Across Regions Show Upsets and Highs
A sprawling college basketball roundup reports scores from many teams including Mount Union 61 and Ohio Wesleyan 43, Xavier beating Miami 66 59, and Duke-like results across the South and Midwest. Notable results include Villanova 9 La Salle 85 Army 79 Syracuse 54, and Oregon 78 UCLA 65.
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Pro Cage NBA Saturday and Sunday Scores
Saturday results show Atlanta over New York 122 to 106 and Milwaukee defeating Seattle 140 to 127. Cincinnati beat Chicago 127 to 119 and Philadelphia beat Detroit 112 to 110. San Diego won 121 to 106 over Los Angeles as San Francisco topped Boston 116 to 106.
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SECAL All Stars Pick McAfee Coach of the Year
Athens dominates the SE Ohio Athletic League all star selections with Charles McAfee named coach of the year for the eighth time. Logan’s Mark Shaw is the unanimous most valuable player, leading scoring and rebounding as Gallipolis Ironton Logan Meigs Wellston place multiple players on the three teams.
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Bobcats Top Miami and Southern Illinois in Tri-Dual Wrestling Meet
Ohio University grapplers led by five double winners swept Miami and Southern Illinois in a three-way tri-dual at the Convocation Center. Bruce Trampler went 2-0 at 158 pounds, Davila earned two shutouts at heavyweight, and Rich Johnson won twice at 177 as Ohio improved to 11-2. The Bobcats face Toledo Tuesday in Toledo after beating Kent State.
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Buckeyes Visit Air Force After Seven Goal Back-and-Forth
Ohio State hockey suffers a 6 4 loss at Air Force despite a strong third period surge. Air Force leads 2 0 after one, extends to 4 1 after two, but Ohio State nets three straight in the third to tie before Falcons score twice more. Haworth 22 saves for Ohio State Newman 33 for Air Force. The Tuesday game at Bird Arena features Ohio State hosting Ohio University at 7 30 p.m. in a separate matchup.
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