Trimble to Meet Gibisonville in First Round Sectional
The Class B Sectional District tournament opens tonight at Men's Gym Athens County with Trimble facing Gibisonville in the opening game. Holy Trinity clashes with Ames Bern, while St Aloysius meets Laurelville in the nightcap as thirteen teams compete for a single berth to Athens champe.
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Trimble
Athens County
Gibisonville
Kit
Hocking ‘County
Holy Trinity
Perry County
Ames
Rio Grande
Ames Bern
Glenford
Cheshire
Somerset
McArthur
Glenford Cheshire
Nelsonville
Rio Somerset
Ea Fern
Meigs County
Hua
Non County
Vinton County
Gingenville
Stocking County
Kpolis
Southeastern
Athens
Logan
Chillicothe
Jackson
Holy ‘Trinity
Bern
St. Aloysius
Laurelville
HOUNDS BOUT TOMCATS In county tourney crown chase
McArthur Gibisonville Eastern win counties Saturday night to claim crown and enter Class B sectional district play. McArthur defeated Allensville 65 46 in Vinton County Tournament as Jim Gilli led with 38 points. Generals reserves won junior crown. Gibisonville and Somerset also noted in race.
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McArthur
Eastern
Gibisonville
Somerset
Saturnight
Allensville
Vinton
Jim Gillid
Generals
Onville
Illini Bid For Big Ten Title As Hawkeyes Try To Narrow Gap
Illinois and Iowa clash for first place in the Big Ten standings as Illinois seeks to rebound after an Ohio State upset. Iowa hosts Northwestern while Minnesota battles Illinois in a key Saturday slate. Michigan faces Purdue and Wisconsin meets Michigan State as the race tightens.
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Me Associat
Eress Mlinois
Iowa
Iowa City
Mlinois
Ohio State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Purdue
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Minnois
Illini
Hawkeyes
Champaign
Buckeyes
Robin Freeman
Illinois
Bill Ridley
Ridley
Indiana
Ansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Lopez Puts All Positions on Block in Spring Caper
On the Cleveland roster, manager Al Lopez signals a shake it up approach to sprint spring training in Tucson as holdouts cloud pennant hopes. Health, player of the year Smith, and six position tests loom while Yankees ace Whitey Ford seeks parity and unsigneds edge toward camp. In Toledo, Ohio, the Ohio University Bobcats travel to face the Rockets, with a MAC clash that could pin fifth place on the line.
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al Lopez
Cleveland Totans
New York Yankees
Hemet
Tucson Ariz
AL Smith
Lopes
Smith
Cleveland Baseball Writers
Ace Whitey Ford
Tom Morgan
Bob Grim
Jim Konstanty
Don Larsen
Mickey McDermott
Martin
Noren Ail Tare
Bill Rigney
New York Giants
Western Stops Ohio U Rally in 70-68 Loss
Western Michigan defeated Ohio University 70 to 68 at Kalamazoo as OU failed to sustain a lead, with Dick Garrison’s 57-56 drive highlighting a late Bobcat push. Western surged from a nine point deficit late to pull even and then win, dominating board play and shooting percentages.
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Ohio
U. Rally Bobcats
Ockets
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Rockets
Miami
Bobcats
Broncos
Westren
Dick Garrison
Athens
Fred Moore
Toledo
Williams
W. Michigad
Smith
Corus
Mitchell
Newman
Pedracine
Stewart
Bertoni
Kroll Leads Money Race After Memorial Park Win
Ted Kroll captured $6,000 for a Memorial Park Open victory at the 12,122 yard course in Houston. He finished 11 under par with rounds of 70 67 71 69, lifting him to the top of 1956 money standings with $8,080. Gene Littler slid to second with $7,568.75 after missing a closing putt in Port Arthur en route to Baton Rouge.
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Ted Kroll
Oll
Port Arthur
Tex
Baton Rouge
Kroll
Memorial Park
Ial
Gene Littler
Palm ‘Springs
Calif
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Douglas
Newark
Del
Burke
Rawls Fires Wins Links Final in Florida
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg edged Betty Dodd by one stroke to claim the Palm Beach tournament title in Florida. Dodd, from San Antonio, shot 72 for a 291 total and earned $630, while Louise Suggs and Fay Crocker tied for third at 236 and each took $495. Other results include Vince Delgado stopping Nunu nde in Hollywood and Ken Lane outpointing Isaac Vaughn in Lansing.
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Rasota
Fla
Betsy Is
Betty Dodd
Miss Rawls
Spartanburg
Miss Dodd
San Antonio
Tex
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Fay Crocker
Onievideo
Uruguay
Archie Moore Trains on Opponents for Cash and Weight Loss
Archie Moore, 39, shortens camp costs by fighting regular 10 rounders against fighters like Howie King and Bob Dunlap to earn money while shedding pounds. A recent win beat King in San Francisco, reflecting his unorthodox plan to stay active between title bouts. Meanwhile CBS unveils a vast roving team to cover the 1986 political primaries across New Hampshire Minnesota Tennessee Virginia and the Carolinas for radio and television.
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Archtie Moore
Howie King
Bob Dunlap
King
Archie
Vetty
San Rancisco
New York
New England
CBS
New Hampshire
John F. Day
CBS News
Minnesota
South
Tennessee
Virginia
Carolinas
Eastern Division Pro Basketball Standings and Results
The Eastern Division shows the Philadelphia team at 0 21 656 with Boston and Syracuse also listed. Sunday results include Fort Wayne over St Louis and Syracuse over New York. Fort Wayne beat Rochester earlier, while St Louis and New York had close scores.
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Boston
Syracuse
New York
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
Rochester
St.Louis
Minneapolis
St Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Sports scores and a Mint origin note fragment
Saturday results show Cincinnati 7 Indianapolis 3 Troy 3 Grand Rapids 3 Toledo Marion 4 Fort Wayne Sunday Fort Wayne 6 Grand Rapids 1 Troy 1 Indianapolis 0 Toledo Marion Cincinnati m1 The Bureau of the Mint originally functioned under the secretary of state and became separate in 1799.
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Indianapolis
Troy
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Marion
Fort Wayne
Bureau of the Mint
Secretary of State
Little Runner Dominates Two Mile At IC4A Meet
In the IC4A two mile, Little Runner surged to victory with a final quarter in 59.2 seconds. King finished in 9:07, breaking the meet record of 9:12 previously set by Dick Delany. Villanova edged ahead in team points as Wes Santee’s absence left ICA tie scores at 34 for Villanova with two events won. John Haines of Penn tied the world indoor 60-yard dash record in the finals, Pitt's Arnie Lowell clocked 100 in 2:13.5, and Penn State’s Rod Perry led the yard dash at 7.3 seconds. Al Hall of Cornell lifted the weight with 62 8%, a meet mark.
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Murray City
Union Furnace
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Middleport
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Nelsonville
Glouster
Mealure Wrightsell
Allensville
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Tot
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Youngstown
Dumont
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Arnie Lowell
Rod Perry
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Ohio University sets spring drills for 1996 football squad
Widdoes announces 9 candidates report Tuesday for spring practice in Men's Gymnasium with uniforms assigned. Offensive patterns to be the main task as coaches assess every candidate over 20 practice days, concluding with the Green White intra-squad game in Ohio Stadium.
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aCrroll Widdoes
Ladidates
Widdoes
Ohio
Bobcats Scrape Case For 22 5 Win In Final Dual
Ohio University wrestling closed its dual schedule with a 22 to 5 victory over Case. Sophomore Carmen Baratta was the lone Bobcat winner, pinning Al Mikolanis at 2 35. Other Ohio wins came from Jim Hertel Tom Nevils and Dan Nash as Zeman and Nevits helped pace the scoring.
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Ohio University
Case Tech
Bobcats
Ohio
Waynesburg
Affa
Carmen Baratta
Ittil Doom-kaom-mal
Kent
Baratta
al Mikolanis
Rough Riders
Jim Hertel
Jerry Silver
Tom Nevils
Tom Shiller
Dan Nash
Nick Wellman
Gordon Heming
Ken Zeman
Nevits
Fred Schmicher
Multiple college scores scattered across the nation
A garbled list of college basketball scores and places across the United States appears. Teams like Michigan, Illinois, Notre Dame, Kansas, Arizona, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Georgia Tech, Ohio and many others are shown with varied point totals and mismatched teams, along with stray fragments and unclear entries.
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Temale
State
Wake Forest
Pitt
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tennessee
Mt. Auburn &Tinderhill
Florida
Geover
Washington
Louisvile
Murray
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