Area Class A teams resume play in Chillicothe tourney
Three area Class A teams resume Tuesday night playoff action at Chillicothe High School gym leading to regional bids. Ames Bern meets Middleport while Alexander faces Lynchburg, with winners advancing Friday. In the lower bracket Ironton St Joseph faces Southeastern and Portsmouth Clay plays Chillicothe Flaget, winners advancing to Saturday's game for the other Athens participant.
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Chillicothe High School
Ment
Chillicothe
Ames Bern
Associated Press
Middleport
Greenies
Alexander
Lynchburg
Highland County
Athens
Ironton St. Joseph
Southeastern
Ross County
Portsmouth Clay
Charley Gill
Carl Wolfe
Yellow Jackets
Bill Davis
High School Basketball Schedule Fragment
A fragmentary schedule lists upcoming games including Alexander versus Lynchburg on Thursday at 7 pm, Ironton St Joseph against Southeastern, Portsmouth Clay versus Chillicothe Finger, and regional progression notes for Athens. It mixes dates, times, and team records with unclear Friday and Saturday entries and winner progressions.
High School Tournaments Scoreboard Roundup Saturday
A sprawling list of Class AA and A tournament results from Ohio high schools. Parme Valley Forge beat Brecksville 56 to 36, Cuyahoga Falls defeated Hoban 45 to 42, East Tech outscored Cathedral Latin, and many further boys basketball scores across Cleveland Akron Toledo Canton and more are recorded with numerous close finishes and high scorers.
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Parme Parma Valley Forge
Brecksville
Cuyege Falls
Cuyahoga Falls
Ees Hoban
Lakewood
St Edward
Cleveland
John Marshall
College Scores Collide Across the Nation in Varied Results
A sweeping batch of college basketball scores shows Ohio State and Northwestern high-scoring in a light schedule, with Kent State and Baldwin Wallace posting wins. Across the nation, teams including Princeton, Cornell, Harvard, and Yale posted notable margins, while Wisconsin, Michigan State, and DePaul posted solid conference results amid a crowded early-season slate.
Vikings Defuse Rockets In Sectional Title Thriller
Vinton County edged Wellston 71 to 70 at the Class AA sectional final after Frank Patton buried a one and one with three seconds left. Patton led Vinton County with 24 points as the Vikings improved to 18-3 and advance to district play in Athens. Wellston, finishing 8-12, saw Jay Jeffers lead with 18 and Steve Jeffers 16.
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Oak Hill
Vinton County
Wellston
Albany
Belpre
Marietta
Martins Ferry
Belioire
Frank Patton
Patton
Vikings
Ray Schroeder
Keith Prater
Rick Calvin
Jay Lavender
Mark Hayburn
Steve Jeffers
Robbie Buescher
Vinton
Athens
Alexander Dominates Plains For Class A Title at York
Alexander Spartans defeated The Plains 71 to 56 to claim the Class A Sectional championship at York High School. Alexander used a late second quarter run and a 16 point outburst by Dave Hamill helped build a 31-24 halftime lead, extending it to 24 points in the third. Hamill led Alexander with 16, followed by Baumgarter 14 and McDaniel 13, while The Plains got 19 from Bill McCallister and 17 from Larry Hunter. Alexander shot 45 percent to The Plains 42 percent, and held a 49-26 rebounding edge.
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Alexander
The
Plains
York High School
Spartans
Bill McCallister
Larry Hunter
the Plains
Hamill
District tournament brackets set for Vinton County and rivals
Four teams vie in Grover Center Athens for the right to reach the Columbus Regional. Drawings by Kermit Blosser paired Belpre with Portsmouth and Miami Trace with Vinton County, with winners meeting Saturday for a spot in the March 8 Columbus Regional. Portsmouth is a District power. Vinton County debuts as a Class AA consolidation of five schools.
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Grover Center
Athens
Columbus
Kermit Blosser
Belpre
Portsmouth
Miami Trace
Vinton County
George Heller
Larry Kruger
Blosser
Del
Red’ Mowery
Jim Smith
George Lovell
Dispute Over Ryun Half-Mile Record Authenticity
In Los Altos AP reports a feud between AAU and NCAA US TFF over recognizing Jim Ryun s 1 44 9 half mile top mark set at Terre Haute. USTFF chief Crowley accuses AAU of power grab while IAAF already recognizes Ryun s mile record.
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Los Altos
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Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Track and Field Federation
USTFF
Ryan
AAU
Terre Haute
Ind
Wilfred H. Crowley
Crowley
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
Chicago
Sullivan
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Berkeley
Losses Crush Hope of Two Ohio High School Champs
Ohio state basketball playoff action narrows titles in Class AA and A as last year’s champions Chaminade and Dixie fall. Fairview defeats Chaminade 62-58. Arcanum upsets Dixie 65-63. Roosevelt Linden East Tech and Worthington win in large schools. Ames Bern Strasburg Fort Recovery East Canton Carey and Sandusky St Mary win in small schools. Regional field set after next Saturday’s results.
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New Lebanon Dixie
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Canton Lincoln
Lima Shawnee
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Bloomville
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Toledo Central
Columbus Fast
Columbus Central
Middleport Triumphs Oak Hill For sectional title
Middleport defeats Oak Hill 68 50 to win the Class A sectional championship and improve to 15 6, earning a spot in district play. Oak Hill ends at 10 10. Tannehill led with 22 points, Davis 16, Bradbury and Nelson 11 each. Other sectional results included Bishop Flaget over Paint Valley 54 39 and St Joseph over Chesapeake 55 52.
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Wellston
Mark Tannehill
Middleport
Oak Hill
Bill Davis
Asa Bradbury
Don Nelson
Chillicothe
Bishop Flaget
Paint Valley
Ironton St. Joseph
Cheasapeake
Lynchburg
West Union
Southeastern
Western Pike
Portsmouth Clay
Portsmouth Notre Dame
Greenies Upset Nelsonville In Narrow Sectional Win
Ames Bern, 22 0, edged Nelsonville 49-48 to reach the District tournament at Chillicothe. Key late plays by Darr ell Ball Chuck McPherson and Tim Smith swung the game as Nelsonville capitalized on turnovers and free throws, with Hubbard leading the Greyhounds and McPherson scoring 21 for Ames Bern.
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Ames Bern
Tim Smith
Mike Jago
Darrell Ball
Chuck McPherson
Mike Hines
Hemlock
Nelsonville
Bob Sheskey
Greenies
Charley Gill
Chillicothe
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Sandy Harold
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Ames
Hubbard
Bell
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Hines
Holocomb
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Corrigan
Honing
Tota
Deen
Ewene
Torr
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