Huskies Set for MAC Clash with North ern Illinois
Ohio University hosts Northern Illinois at 7 30 p m in its final home game of the season. Bobcat ace Gerald McKee may play despite a dislocated thumb as NIU carries a 12 10 mark and a 4 1 MAC record. Jim Snyder notes NIU’s close losses to top teams and the Huskies’ balanced lineup led by Jim Smith and Dave Naves.
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Dave Naves
Art Robiman
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al Hart
Bowling Green
McDivitt
McDivtt
Marshall
Craig Love
Dave Groff
Dale Bandy
Dayton
Ray Karr
Dennis Eichinger
Eagles
Eastern
North Gallia
Pro Cage NBA Saturday Results Highlights
Saturday results feature Milwaukee edging Detroit 108 107 San Diego 108 104 over New York Boston dominates Phoenix 137 100 Philadelphia handily defeats Los Angeles 125 106 with Los Angeles scoring 21 points. Sunday results show Baltimore 126 109 Cincinnati Philadelphia 125 121 Los Angeles Atlanta 122 118 San Diego Seattle 118 116 Boston 107 Milwaukee 107 Phoenix 103.
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Southeastern Ohio league names All-Star and Coach of the Year
Athens coach Charles McAfee repeats as Coach of the Year in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League as McAfee earns a third straight honor in 15 years at Athens. Skip Downard of Wellston is the league MVP in a 15-man all star selection. Dan Wickerham and Tom Spencer also receive top honors. The banquet on March 27 in Athens will honor 23 players and the coach with trophies and certificates.
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Gallipolis
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Seoul
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Jacks
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Logan Ei Y Y Meigs
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Nelsonville- Yor
Wellston
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Laurelville overpowers Starr Washington in Class A sectional
Laurelville Wildcats defeat Starr Washington Warriors 63 to 54 in a twin bill opener. Four Wildcats reach double figures led by Mike Shaw 21 and Marty Unger 15 as Laurelville advances to face Glouster in sectional finals. Poling 28 for Starr Washington and Gessells 14 pace the Warriors in a hard fought loss.
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Warren Local Triumphs Over Logan in Sectional Clash
Warren Local defeated Logan 81-69 to reach the sectional semifinals at Alexander High School. Jerry Mitchem led with 26 points, while Joe Mitchem and John Coffman added 16 each. Marietta beat Belpre 72-62 to set up a Warren vs Athens semifinal and a Marietta vs Meigs match.
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Chuck Conrad
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Harris
Jeff Knight
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Glouster Tomcats Triumph Over St. Aloysius In sectional
Glouster improves to 9-9 by defeating New Lexington St. Aloysius 78-59 in a Class A sectional opener. Field goal shooting and rebounding propelled the Cats as they outshot 63 to 31 percent and held a 42-26 edge on the boards. Bob Leeper led with 26 points, with Tom Trace, Greg Irwin, and Ken also in double figures.
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Knight
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Scott
Davis
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Ask Joe Wilman Bowlers Learn Balanced Release
The article discusses bowlers overcoming a lurching motion caused by releasing a 16 pound ball. It explains steps to avoid leaning by keeping weight neutral during approach and release to stay aligned with the target.
Bobcat Wrestlers Defeat Redskins in MAC Clash
Ohio varsity grapplers edged Miami 19 to 14 at the Convocation Center to raise their MAC record to 7 2. Key outcomes included Bill Sage at 145 pounds winning by riding time, Bruce Trammell at 152 and Jack Sullivan at 167 earning decisions, and Gary Salapa pinning Miami’s Greg Ware at 1 43 of the third period to seal the meet.
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Gallia and South Point Reach Secional Semis in Tourney Wins
Gallia defeats Rock Hill 101 to 61 as Tom Spencer scores 29 points and Gallia improves to 11 8 to face Jackson in Friday night action. South Point beats Vinton County 66 to 54 led by Bill Coleman with 21 and Mike Gillum 20 to advance against Wellston.
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Gallipolis and Vinton County Scoreboard Highlights
In the Gallia region box scores, Vinton County totals 23 8 54 led by Hayes 4 2 10 and Ratcliff 2 1 5. Gallipolis lists Henry 42 10 and Smith 34 10 with Orr 14 2 and Prose 3 2 8, totaling 27 27. Rock Hill contributions include Cade 4 1 9 and Hall 6 10 22 for a 16 29 0.
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Oak Hill Advances In Sectional With 55 45 Win
Oak Hill defeats Southern 55-45 as North Gallia shocks Eastern 76-70 in the Class A sectional. Oak Hill (8-11) faces North Gallia (8-11) next in the semifinals, while Eastern finishes 1-18 after the loss.
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Finals Set In Tourney At Coolville
COOLVILLE and Albany meet at 5 30 p m to decide the Athens county Junior High tournament title after semifinal wins Saturday Coolville defeated Amesville 73 54 led by Danny Hall 35 Mitch Daugherty 18 and Jim Schloss 11 Albany beat Shade 55 21 with Greg Brooks 17 and White 10 leading Shade other first round results include Amesville 52 35 over Waterloo and Shade 46 35 over Glouster.
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Greg Brooks
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Wayne Campbell
College Scores Across Ohio and Related Matches
Ohio State routed Iowa 88 to 8 while Ohio University beat Marshall 86 to 80 and Toledo won 88 to 77 over Bowling Green. Kenyon topped Hiram 94 to 63 as Baldwin Wallace won 95 to 72 against Muskingum with Ohio Wesleyan 71 over Oberlin 48. Other results include Denison 104 Adelbert 65 and Miami Florida 74 defeating Miami of Ohio 68.
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