Bobcats Ready to Tangle With Bowling Green Saturday
Ohio University faces Bowling Green in a MAC matchup with coach Jim Snyder relying on star guard Bruce Johnson to slow Jimmy Darrow. The Bobcats seek a conference win after beating Miami 104 89, while BG carries a 3 7 mark and a potent scoring threat in Darrow.
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Jim Snyder
Bobcats
Jimmy Darrow
Bowling Green
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Darrow
Falcon
Miami
Western Michigan
Falcons
Toledo
Snyder
Bunk Adams
Larry Kruger
Howard Jolliff
Bill Whaley
Bruce Johnson
Johnson
Jolliff
Ron Parsons
Adams
Rex Leach
Ohio U
Bearcats roll past Wichita as Robertson plates 27
Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati to a 76-69 Missouri Valley win at Wichita despite a 27 point night. He set up teammates for a 47-29 halftime lead and added 8 points in the second half to preserve the unbeaten record. Cincinnati improves to 11-0 and 2-0 MVC.
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Cincinnati
Shockers
Wichita
Robertson
Cincy
Big O
Gene Wiley
Ron Heller
Hawaii
Bearcats
Missouri Valley
Tulsa
Hurricanes
Bradley
Braves
South Team To Beat In Senior Bowl
Collegi ate stars from across the country meet in Mobile Alabama for the 11th Senior Bowl under ideal weather with clear skies and temperatures in the 50s. South favored 32 points to win its seventh Senior Bowl. players compete for 600 and 500 dollar prizes. Charley Britt directs the South defense and co captains with Ken Kirk. North captains are Bill Lapham and Red Breedlove. Jack Lee leads the North at quarterback Olen Treadway. Weeb Ewbank coaches the South while Jim Lee Howell guides the North under pro rules with unlimited substitutions.
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Mobile
Ala
South
Wimming
Charley Britt
Georgia
Ken Kirk
Mississippi
Bill Lapham
Iowa
Red Breedlove
Maryland
Jack Lee
Cincinnati
Olen Treadway
Down
Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Jim Lee Howell
New York Giants
White Signs AFL Contract After Hula Bowl Bid
Honolulu Bob White, Ohio State fullback, says he signed a one year contract with the Houston Oilers of the AFL. White, drafted by the Cleveland Browns, is here to play with the East All-Stars in the Hula Bowl game Sunday and withheld whether he previously agreed to join the Browns.
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Honolulu
Bob White
Ohio State
Houston Oilers
White
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Fight Front Is Quiet After Duva Apology
Lou Duva apologized before the Illinois Athletic Commission at Chicago Stadium after welterweight Stefan Red of Passaic was ruled unfit to start the seventh round by the commission doctor Irving Slott. The scene was quiet on the Chicago fight front following the exchange.
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Chicago
Illinois Athletic Commission
Lou Duva
Duva
Stefan Red
Passaic
N.J
Chicago Stadium
Irving Slott
Redl
1959 World Series Answers and Tennis Star Highlights
Questions list vast sports trivia: Larry Sherry game count in the 1959 World Series, whether Charlie Conerly is the oldest National Pro League player, Willie Shoemaker riding titles won, and an Australian amateur tennis star who dominated 1959 capturing the Davis Cup for his country and the U S crown.
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Larry Sherry
Charlie Conerly
Willie Shoemaker
VU. S
Bobkittens Rout Mountain State in Freshmen Show
Parkerburg Ohio University freshmen the Bobkittens defeated Mountain State Business College 77 to 47. Ralph Ball and Gary Bolen led with 18 points each as Ball paced the second half. Mountain State drops to 3-5 after a prior 70-65 win over Miami. Ball has 43 points in his last two games.
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Parkersburg
Ohio University
Bobkittens
Mountain State Business College
Ralph Ball
Gary Bolen
Mountain State
Miami
Ball
Bobcats Face Denison In Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey Clash
Ohio University undefeated Bobcats travel to Denison University for a league game on Saturday at 2 p.m. The team already beat Dayton Akron and Cleveland to stand 3-0 this season. Denison seeks first win against Ohio in the series.
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Ohio University
Denison University
Bobcats
Dayton
Ohio
Akron
Cleveland
Boston Dominates Chicago 5 1 in Saturday Schedule
Boston defeats Chicago 5 to 1 in a Saturday hockey schedule. The card lists Chicago at Montreal and Boston at Toronto with Detroit visiting New York Artillery TV at 2 p.m. EST.
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Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Art.-Tv
Bowling Green Star Jimmy Darrow Dominates MAC Scoring
Bowling Green's Jimmy Darrow leads the MAC scoring race with a 28.4 points per game average after nine games, while Oscar Robertson remains national No. 2. Milhoan and Boutson duel for free throw efficiency as Jolliff and Burgess top rebound charts.
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Bowling Green
Jimmy Darrow
Darrow
Oscar Robertson
MAC
Charley Boykin
Kent State
Akron
Western Michigan
Bob James
John Milhoan
Marshall
Bernie Cabey
Toledo
John Papean
Milhoan
Jim Boutson
Big Green Star
Howard Jolliff
Ohio U
Bob Burgess
Jolliff
Burgess
Bud Wilkinson May Quit Oklahoma Coaching Post
New York reports speculation that Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma may resign from football after an NCAA probation. Friends cite disillusionment despite a 121 13 3 record and three national titles as athletic director and coach.
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Bud Wilkison
May
Oklahoma
New York
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Sooners
Minnesota Star
Hawaii
Norman
Okla
Bud
Scrambled 1960 Bowling Standings From Kr Sporteland Lanes
Final first half standings show Holsum leading with 33 wins, Rawlings 32, and others like White, Jager, and OVAM in the mix. Top team bowlers include Stobart and Darst with high game and series figures. Liberty and White post notable team marks.
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Dan
Rawlings
Holsum
Jageres
Dr. Ovam
Liberty
Clatworthy
Aed Ami A Tae
Darst
nShwaedencene Ote
Song An
Scheinew
Bee Sindee
Adap
Athens
Erbom L Merchant
Brown's
Easter’s Dairy
Carting
Shannon's
Firestone
Volkswagen
Gene Leffler
Ha McBride
Don Sanders
Chuck Wiles
Bob Gage
Jess Griffith
Rex Snider
Dave Strawn
Larry Miller
Dwight Duncan
Jack Daft
Lv Oger
Ray Duckler
Cloyce Martin
Skip Ridenour
Carl Murphy
Pontiac
Darling
Shannon Firestone
Brown
Easler
Dairy Stroh
Dimanott
McBride
Bronson
D. Strawnse
Griffith Eee
Bridgwater Mach
Chadwick & Leffler
G. Garland
Bridgwater Machine
Royal McBee
Ambassador
Athens Automotive
Martin
Canning's
Bruins Back In 4th Place and Scoring Lead Tie
The Boston Bruins moved to fourth place as Bionco Horvath and Chicago’s Bobby Hull shared the NHL scoring lead with 49 points after Boston’s 5-1 win over the Black Hawks. Horvath had a goal and an assist, Hull held 26 goals to Horvath’s 24, and Don Simmons posted a shutout until Litzenberger scored at 11:48 of the third period.
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Associated Press
Boston Bruins
Bionco Horvath
Chicago
Bobby Hull
National Hockey League
Bruins
Black Hawks
Horvath
Hull
Boston
Don Simmons
Eddie Litzenberger
Weekend High School Football Schedule Across Ohio Counties
Friday night games feature multiple matchups including Middleport at Nelsonville Athens Jackson at Gallipolis Pomeroy and Wellston at Logan In Perry County New Straitsville visits Junction av Somerset travels to Thornville plus McLaney at Shawnee and Wahama at Ripley Saturday showcases Rome Canaan Racine Ames Bern at Little Reds and Marietta at Athens among others Events span Athens Perry Buckeye and SWAC leagues with several non league clashes.
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Middleport
Nelsonville
Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Logan
Wellston
Athens County
Waterloo
Albany
Ames-Bern
Rome-Canaan
Shade
Buchtel-York
Carthage-Troy
Trimble
Perry County
New Straitsville
Junction Av
Ethics Group Takes Shot At Woody Hayes
The AFCA Ethics Committee report questions the alleged strike of a Pasadena writer by Woody Hayes after an OSU loss. Hayes defends himself, saying the report implies nothing about actually striking the man and notes he may have shoved him from the dressing room area.
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New York
Woody Hayes
American Football Coaches Assn
Ethics Committee
Hayes
Ohio State
Pasadena
OSU
Southern California
AFCA
Associated Press
Bowling Star Tops All Star Tournament Standings
Harold Penrod Spaulding, 35, of Moline Illinois, led the All Star Bowling Tournament after a strong run despite a rough practice. He rolled games of 227 203 213 248 214 244 for a 1349 series, climbing from 38th in previous tries to the top spot.
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Omaha
Harold Penrod Spaulding
Moline
Ill
Cage Scores Across Regions Highlight Hoops Action
A sequence of college basketball results shows Cincinnati over Wichita 76 69 Bradley past Tulsa 58 St. Louis 76 over Houston 46 Drake 85 over North Texas 73 Southern Ill 74 over Indiana St 69 Evansville 72 over Ball State 63 Ohio Wesleyan 93 over Otterbein 67 Creighton 97 over St. Ambrose 69 Wooster 105 over Hiram 79 Denison 62 over Kenyon 56 Marietta 84 over West Liberty 82 Steubenville 85 over St. Vincent 69 Defiance 77 over Tri-State 73 Memphis State 81 over Oklahoma City 68 Furman 80 over Clemson 69 Georgia 83 over Georgia Southern 75 Ky Wesleyan 109 over Tenn A&I St 107 Florida State 81 over Centenary 71 St Josephs 82 over St Johns 77 Miami Florida 69 over Iowa 67 Springfield 71 over MIT 60 Carnegie Tech 82 over Geneva 77 Idaho State 61 over Aegis 47 Air Force 90 over Omaha 41.
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Omaha U
Furman
Clemson
Georgia
Georgia Southern
Phil Simpson
Memphis State
Oklahoma City
Kentucky Wesleyan
Tennessee State
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
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Hiram
Denis
Cincinnati
Wichita
Bradley
Tulsa
St. Louis
Houston
Drake
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Southern Ill
Indiana St
Evansville
Ball State
Creighton
St. Ambrose
Denison
Kenyon
Marietta
West Liberty
W. Va
Steubenville
St. Vincent
Defiance
Tri-State
Ind
South Memphis
Okla. City
Ky. Wesleyan
Tenn
A&i
East St. Josephs
St. Johns
Miami
Fla
Iowa
Springfield
Mass
MIT
Carnegie Tech
Geneva
Far West Idaho St
Aegis
Omaha
Bulldogs Meet 6-7 Freshman Center Spriggs In Jackson Showdown
Athens coach Charlie McAfee previews tonight game at Jackson against Ed Spriggs the 6-7 freshman center key to Jackson Ironmen. He plans three lineup changes as Athens aims to rebound from a 2-3 league start. Jackson features Spriggs Swingle Hyden with a freelance offense. The Bullpups also meet Jackson Reserves before hosting Marietta Saturday.
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Athens
Charlie McAfee
McAfee
Jackson
Ed Spriggs
Spriggs
Bulldogs
Spriggs and
Ironmen
Bob Nelson
Frank Bean
Nelson
Nelsonville
Russ Wickerham
Dick Blosser
Jim Gardner
Steve Chase
Chase
Pomeroy
Frank Swingle
Roger Hyden
Bill Slavens
Mickey Wright
Marietta
Buckeyes Host Indiana In Big Ten Clash On TV
Indiana seeks a rebound after losses to Purdue and Northwestern as Ohio State led by 28.2 ppg sophomore Jerry Lucas hosts the Hoosiers in a televised big game. The schedule also features Michigan at Michigan State and other conference matchups with Ohio State favored by 13 over Indiana.
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Indiana
Big Ten
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Purdue
Northwestern
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bill Rotz
Lucas
Walt Bellamy
Frank Radovich
MSU
Rickey Presses Continental League in Minneapolis
Branch Rickey sought to unite Minneapolis-St Paul behind the Continental League while denying Washington Senators relocation. He urged acceptance of the new league and warned against selecting Twin Cities as a battleground between leagues. Rickey insisted the American League would not permit moving the club from Washington.
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Minneapolis
Branch Rickey
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Washington Senators
Twin Cities
Rickey
Washington
Bandlet Is Set for SEOAL Cagers
The SEOAL All Star boys banquet is set for Thursday March 31 at the league champion school The event follows the state basketball tournament Local sponsor pays speaker Jim Snyder from Ohio University
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Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Oakland Gets AFL Franchise
Oakland awarded a franchise in the American Football League, per the Los Angeles Times report. Billy Thomas of San Francisco defeated Danny Valdez of Los Angeles by points in a boxing match noted in the same item.
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Los Angeles
Billy Thomas
San Francisco
Danny Valdez
Oakland
Los Angeles Times
Ortega and Harrington Clash in Madison Square Garden Fight
Hawaii's Stan Harrington and Gaspar Ortega both boast long unknocked down records. Harrington has 40 pro bouts in Honolulu with no knockouts against him, Ortega a 70 fight veteran, says he was decked once by Florentino Fernandez in their first meeting.
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New York
Hawaii
Stan Harrington
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Madison Square Garden
Harrington
Honolulu
Ortega
Florentino Fernandez
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