Bobcats at Western Michigan Seen as Another Close MAC Clash
Ohio University faces Western Michigan in a tense Mid-American contest at Grover Center. Bowing Green coach Harold Anderson praises his Falcons as the conference class, while Ohio U relies on guard talent Manny Newsome and Tom Woodruff against Bob Bolton and Nate Thurmond-led BG.
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Bobcats Top Miami In MAC Wrestling Clash At Home
Ohio University wrestlers topped defending MAC champion Miami 21-10 as sophomores filled five wins and a draw. The Bobcats downed Miami freshmen 17-9 with Harry Houska scoring the only pin.
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State and Ohio State Stay Undefeated in Major College Hoops
Ohio State remains 11-0 after routing Northwestern as Mississippi State holds a 10-0 mark with a tight win over Auburn. Vanderbilt eyes an upset of Mississippi State while Cincinnati faces Bradley in a pivotal Missouri Valley showdown. Upsets also hit Villanova, Kansas State, Duke, Colorado, NC State, and USC in a day of shifting brackets.
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Evening TV lineup with classic shows and movie notes
The page lists a dense, era style slate of TV programs with times and episodes. Highlights include Dick Powell, Laramie, Paar, Sea Hawk, Bonanza era programs, and a featured film. It notes errors may occur when schedules aren’t corrected.
Evening TV Schedule Listing
Monday lineup includes 210:00 Ben Casey 11:00 News 11:10 Weather 10:15 Sports 11:20 Movie.
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Jim Thacker
Cain
M Squad
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W. Va
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Bach
Father
Hiway Patrol
Eres Patrol
Bugs Bunny
New Breed
Alcoa
News
Movile
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Andy Griffitt
Hiway Patro
Hennesey
CBS News
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Pete Gladys
Thacker
NBC News
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Dack Paar
Dr Majone
Hollywood
Steamboat
Truth
Theater
Andy Griffith
Weather
Municipal Co
Tell Truth
Ovie
Window
Crossroads
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Cp. Kangare
Groucho
Dee Bride
Luci
Ann Reider
Sreh
Tomor
Flippo
Red Skelton
Death Valley
Gary Moore
S Rts
Dobie Gillis
L Young
Dr_ Malone
Jack Denton
Daddy
Paar
Hitchcock
Depie Gillis
Ichabod
Masterson
Vanessa
Singapore
Sea Hunt and Space Men Highlight TV Previews Tonight
TV previews list 7 p.m. Sea Hunt with Mike Nelson recovering a rocket part from deep water, 7:30 p.m. Men Into Space on a Moon incident, 8 p.m. National Velvet Stablemates with Velvet facing a race dilemma, 9 p.m. 87th Precinct Man in a Jam about a murderer's legal loophole, 10 p.m. Thriller Waxworks with Boris Karloff hosting, 8 p.m. Third Man Experiment With Money. Lime finds
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NBC News
Teen Paar
Mike Nelson
National Velvet
Velvet
King
Lin McCarthy
Waxworks
Boris Karloff
Widdoes Sets Women’s Bowling Record at Athens Rollerbowl
Sunday night at Athens Rollerbowl Vi Widdoes rolled a new house record for women with games of 182 246 and 215 for a 643 series. The effort highlighted a strong showing by local bowlers in a busy schedule.
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Vi Widdoes
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Hall Paces Draftees In First U S Bowl
Hall, a 5 9 Penn State senior, threw three TD passes as the Western Conference draftees beat the Eastern Conference in the U S bowl. John Hadl and Bob Ferguson starred for the East in a 7-7 tie, while Cotton Davidson and Abner Haynes led the AFL West to a 47-27 win.
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Kansas
John Hadl
Ohio State
Bob Ferguson
Hadl
Honolulu
Ferguson
Cotton Davidson
Dallas Cowboys
Abner Haynes
High School Box Scores from Shade and Stockport Games
Shade 55 Frye 55-54? Wait reading shows Shade 55 Frye 55 totals 55 for Shade. Stockport 55 Hanson 16 for Stockport. Carthage Troy 52 final with officials Sayre and Tucker. Reserves listed for each team.
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Stockport
Trimble Glouster overtime thriller tops 69 62
Ginnan 2-1-5 McDonald 4-7-15 Brunton 12-8-32 Harrison 3-0-6 Byers 1-2-4. Totals 22-18-62. TRIMBLE 3-5 69 Miller 6-1-13 Erdy 3-1-7 Bol in 9-3-21 Russell 12-0-24 Sny der 1-1-3 Mingus 0-1-1. Totals 31-7-69. Trimble Glouster 17 31 49 62 16 36 54 69 Officials: Jones Eskey. Reserves Trimble 27 Glouster 25 ot.
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Southeastern and Southwestern Teams Post Scoring Totals
Southeastern 34 points with players Nitten Higgins Jordan Oney and Stockman contributing. Southwestern 61 led by Foglesong Shriver Dillon Lewis Barker and Brown. Final reserve totals show Southeastern 23 Southwestern 43.
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Black team hands Point Pleasant first defeat 79 66
Prince ton led the Black squad to a 79 66 win over Point Pleasant, their first loss of the season. Lester Martisko led Point Pleasant with 19 points while Howard Lee Miller scored 17 and Donald Prince 12 for Princeton. The Little Blacks extended their streak to five with a 37 31 victory over the Redskins.
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Scoring Totals and Officials From Local Game
Cole Graham Parsons Wolfe Rees Salser Bai ley Price Beegle Wickline led a 38 to 19 first team scoring total with 81 points. McDaniel Alkire Butcher Chambers Barnhart helped as the second unit with 46 points. Officials were Kiger and Huff. reserves listed Racine Rome Canaan with 19.
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Chauncey-Dover nips in slim win as box scores highlight players
Mace 5-2-12, McKibben 2-0-4, Shutts 1-2-4, Allman 2-2-6, Pinney 4-1-9 totaling 14-7-35 for CHAUNCEY-DOVER 2-5 with 30. Childress 5-1-11, Merriman 2-0-4, Matheny 1-4-6, Lindner 0-0-0, Evener 4-9 totaling 12-6-30. Zaleski pens Seley Gudbert Chauncey-Dover. Officials Riley and Ross. Reserves Zaleski 26 Chauncey-Dover 20.
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Laurelville Edges Shawnee NS In Score Tight Varsity Bout
Laurelville 62 Shawnee New Straitsville 52 as Laurelville led 15 27 44 at 62. M Young 9 2 20 and J Young 6 1 13 top scoring for Laurelville while Arkley 6 2 14 paced Shawnee New Straitsville. Officials Williams and Klobus.
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Snyder earns praise as Ohio U coach of the year
Jim Snyder, in his 13th season, is praised by rival Newell Breyfogle for getting the most from his Ohio University Bobcats. Former Toledo standouts Bunk Adams and Larry Kruger were in town to watch, reminding of past rivalries and Ohio U’s recent title quests. A bowling entry deadline is announced for the Ohio State Bowling Association tournament on Feb 24 in Zanesville and Maysville.
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Saturday college basketball scores roundup
Duquesne defeated St Bonaventure 73 to 32 and Kentucky beat Georgia Tech 89 to 70. Penn triumphed over Princeton 64 to 36 while St Vincent Pa edged Carnegie Tech 86 to 71. A wide slate followed across numerous teams with final scores listed.
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Hawkins Rodger Share Lead at Los Angeles Open
After the third round the leaders are Phil Rodgers and Fred Hawkins at 206. Jack Nicklaus of Columbus is at 216 with Don Finsterwald of Athens two strokes back at 214 ahead of final round.
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Xavier Official Quits After Five Years as Manager
Robert J. Massnan resigned Saturday from Xavier University three athletics business manager role after five years to take a financial adviser job in Hawaii.
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Freshman Bobcats Edge Greens In Overtime Shootout
Ohio University freshmen played a close intra-squad game routing the Greens 83 to 81 in overtime. Key performers included Buck Haley Langhurst Weirich Davis and Thie as the Greens fell short against their own top players.
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Bobcats blank Dayton 17-0 for 2-0 hockey league lead
Ernie LeRoy scored four goals as Ohio University overwhelmed Dayton 17-0 at Bird Arena. The win puts OU atop the Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey Association with a 2-0 league mark and the strongest showing of the season.
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Weekend Fights New York Scott Outpoints Ortega
Charlie Scott from New York defeats Gaspar Ortega of Mexico by decision in a weekend boxing card. Ortega lands few scoring blows as Scott dominates rounds in Philadelphia.
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