Nelsonville Greyhounds Curb Crooksville 60-47 For Non-County Title
Nelsonville Greyhounds smother Crooksville Ceramics 60-47 to repeat as Non-county Tournament champions. Kim Kunzman led with 21 points, Dexter 14, Anderson 14, Brunston 12 for Nelsonville. Crooksville’s Smith 12 and Mast 11 paced the Ceramics. Nelsonville advances to sectional at Wells ton. Crooksville to New Lexington. Officials: Lowell Rapps, Jack Osborne.
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Smothers
Crooksville
Buchtel
Greyhounds
Bill Kunzman
Ray Mast
Jim Morrison
Anderson
Wellston
New Lexington
Allen
Cope
Morrison
Mast
Smith
Crossman
Duke Heyman Set For ACC Tourney
Duke prepares for the ACC tournament in Raleigh after a 112-78 win over Seton Hall where Art Heyman scored 36 points tying the Garden single game record. Heyman will sit out Duke's regular-season finale at North Carolina.
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Rockville Centre
N. Y
Due
Seton Hall
St. John
Marquette
New York U
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Hank Gunter
Garden
St. Joseph's
Duke
North Carolina
NYU
al Ailardi
Ray Paprocky
Art Loche
Tony Jackson
Leroy Ellis
St. John’s
St. Bonaventure
Siena
Tom Stith
Freddie Crawford
Cincinnati
Houston
Bradley
Wichita
Utah
Brigham Young
Providence
Lemoyne
Drake
North Texas State
Holy Cross
Fairfield
Virginia Tech
Furman
Bobby Littler Wins First Florida Match
St. Augustine Florida Bob Littler of Athens High School golf star faced Larry Beck of Kingston NC in the second round of the National Tournament of Golf Club Champions Littler, son of Athens Country Club pro Bob Littler, defeated Beau Melik of Racine WI 1up in his first round match Thursday.
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Bobby Littler
Athens
Larry Beck
Kingston
N. C
Bobby
Athens Country Club
Bob Littler
Beau Melik
Racine
Wis
Athens Appl and Commonwealth Tele win league results
Pictured are results from the Pomeroy Mixed League with Beasley Mathews and Athens Appl. Commonwealth Tele. leading in teams. Wilbur Sinnett and Pete Bailey top a mix of individual highs while teams like Red & Blue and Bee Cees post season-highs and standings.
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Beasley & Mathews
Abdell’s
Athens
Belk Simpson
Commonwealth Tele
Meee & Mathews
Commonwealth
Abdella
Pomeroy
Ind
T. Jenks
P. Tts
A. Sylvester
Murray
Red & Blue
Rinky Ti
Bee Cees
Ball & Chain
Rinky Dinks
Richards Foursome
C. Kirkland
E. Sylvester
Ae A. Jeffers
E. Sylveser
Ambitious Local Team Scores and Sales in Thursday Events
Readable fragments show teams like Texas Eastern Athens and Chauncey posting high single and high three game totals. The notes list sponsors such as Ambassador Laundries Carling's Black Label and Royal McBee along with venues including Campus Bar and Bridgwater Machine.
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G.M and R Labs
Western and Southern Inc
Texas Eastern
Athens
Chauncey
Williams and Sons Co
D. Cunningham
T. Keisenberg
Electric Co
Medics
and Sons Co
M and R Labs
Tinea Indies Satein Hkogee
Ambassador Laundri
Royal McBee
Martin Heaters
Carling
Laundries
Les High
R. Hall
Lam Carling
Athens Automotive
Stroh’s
Ohio State Seeks Big Ten Title Share With Wisconsin Fight
Ohio State, top ranked, can clinch at least a share of the Big Ten crown by beating Wisconsin. The Buckeyes own a 21 game win streak and 26 straight overall, aiming to extend home dominance as Purdue and Iowa still contend. Indiana eyes 400th Branch McCracken win as Downey debuts for Illinois.
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Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Buckeyes
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan State
Purdue
Illini
Dave Downey
Walt Bellamy
Terry Dischinger
Jerry Lucas
Branch McCracken
Wilt and Arizin Near Marks for Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain and Paul Arizin of the Philadelphia Warriors moved closer to breaking their NBA single season scoring records as a duo after a 129 121 win over Detroit. Chamberlain reached 2575 points this year and Arizin 1603, with 11 games remaining.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Arizin
Detroit
Warriors
The
Ohio U. Rout Bobcats to Finish MAC Season 10-2
Ohio University basketball cruised to a 101-79 win over Miami on Withrow Court. Larry Kruger scored 21 as Ohio U. sealed a 10-2 MAC record, matching last season, while Miami’s Dave Zeller and La Verne Benson led a 55-point guard duo attack. The Bobcats close 17-6 overall and set up NCAA first-round play at Louisville on March 14.
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Miami
Dandy
Dave Zeller
Little la Verne Benson
Redskins
Ohio U
Larry Kruger
Allensville
Louisville
Louisville Cardinals
Southwestern and Kyger Creek clash in Gallia tourney finale
Southwestern beats North Gallia 75 to 57, led by Ron Halley with 27 points. North Gallia defeated Rio Grande earlier. Rio's program ends with consolidation next fall. Kyger Creek posted 32 points in the semifinal loss to Southwestern.
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Rio Grande
Kyger Creek
North Gallia
Southwestern
Ron Halley
Lionel Foreman
Rio
Cremeens
Rothgeb
Swisher
Francis
Johnson
Thomas
Duncan
Logan
Devault
Pleasant
Foreman
Wooldridge
Totals
Wickline
Smith
Clark
Jordan
Ramey
Petrie
CAGE SCORES Rounds From College Basketball Showdowns
A roundup of scores across regions with many games. Duke beat Seton Hall 112 to 78 and Saint Bonaventure topped Siena 99 to 57. Wake Forest lost to St Johns 85 to 61 while Providence defeated Lemoyne 80 to .
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Duke
Seton Hall
NYU
Wake Forest
St. John’s (Ny
Marquette
St. Bonaventure
Siena
Providence
Lemoyne
Class A Tournaments Washington County Scores
Washington County teams faced Marietta St Mary and Newport Fort Frye in Class A tournament play. Newport Fort Frye defeated Washington County 64 to 47 while Matamoras posted a 45 point result.
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Washington County
Marietta St. Mary
Newport
Baton Rouge Open field includes Pal mer and Snead in $20 000 event
Defending champion Arnold Palmer led 153 professionals and 13 amateurs as the Baton Rouge Open tee shifted at New Sherwood Forests Country Club. Sam Snead, holder of a 275 tournament record, headlines a trio with Don Fairfield and Doug Sanders amid weather concerns after recent south rains.
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Baton Rouge
Arnold Palmer
Sherwood Forests Country Club
Sam Snead
Boca Raton
Fla
Don Fairfield
Jacksonville
Ill
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
MAC Scoring Race Goes Down To End
The Mid-American Conference scoring race will not be settled until the final league game on March 4. Kent State’s Pete Baltic leads with 201 points to Miami’s Dave Zeller at 197, while Western Michigan’s Bob Bolton rises to third with 20.9 points per game. The race tightens as Bowling Green and Marshall threaten, with key clashes at Kent and Kalamazoo shaping final standings.
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Kent
Dave Zeller
Miami
Kent State
Zeller
MAC
Baltic
Big Bob Bolton
Western Michigan
Toledo
Ohio U
Larry Kruger
Larry Jones
Bunk Adams
Jerry Galicki
Jim Boutson
Lou Mott
Marshall
Golden Flashers
Big Green
Bowling Green
Kalamazoo
Ohio University Hockey Set for Two Games This Saturday
OU hockey aims to rebound at Bird Arena facing Kenyon at 2 p.m. and Western Michigan at 8 p.m. The Bobcats lead the league at 4-0 with eight points, needing a win to seal the Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey Association title while Western seeks revenge in the rubber match after a split earlier this season.
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Ohio University
Hockeymen
Kenyon
Western Michigan
Bird Arena
Western
Bobcats
Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey Association
Fenn
Bobkittens
Prove It Carries Tag Of Favorite In Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif For an obscure horse Prove It carries a burden into the 145000 Santa Anita handicap on Saturday He is a four year old California bay expected to be the odds on favorite in the mile and a quarter race against ten rivals previously on Rex C Ellsworth racing team
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Arcadia
Calif
Rex C. Ellsworth
California Bay
Ohio U Freshmen Rally to Beat Miami Bobkittens
Kermit Blosser led Ohio University freshmen as they defeated Miami 65 to 61 in a preliminary to the varsity contest. Paul Storey scored 22 and Jerry Jackson 20 for the Bobkittens, who ended 12-3 on the season with four conference wins. Doug Maxim had 15 and Wayne Dixon 13 for the visitors. Ohio U trailed by ten early and by three at halftime before pulling away.
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Miami
Bobkittens
Paul Storey
Jerry Jackson
Bobkitten
Doug Maxim
Nelsonville
Wayne Dixon
Ohio U
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