Ohio U Bobcats Edge DePaul Ironically After Close Win
Ohio University facing the undefeated DePaul Blue Demons in Grover Center after a narrow 62-61 victory over Bowling Green. OU relied on Bill Whaley’s late free throws and Larry Kruger’s second-half scoring as they overcame a 57-60 deficit to claim the win.
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Pat Haley
Ed Herbert
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Bobcats race to MAC lead amid low preseason faith
Ohio University basketball defies early forecasts by sitting tied for first in the MAC at 3-0. Coach Jim Snyder credits pride and effort as the Bobcats upset dreams of a quick slide, boasting eight wins in ten games against Marshall Bowling Green St Francis and others while facing tough tests from Ohio State and St John’s.
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Larry Kruger
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Tuesday Night High School Cage Schedule
Listings show Tuesday night basketball games across several Ohio towns including Athens Gallipolis Jackson Middleport Pomeroy Logan Wellston Nelsonville Milton Point Pleasant New Lexington Glouster Eastern Wahama Racine Chauncey Dover Rutland Zaleski Kyger Creek North Gallia Southwestern Hannan Trace Union Furnace New Lexington St Al Laurelville Jackson Two. Thursday Friday and Saturday schedules add Wahama Buffalo and more with many local pairings and venues.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Logan
Wellston
Nelsonville
Milton
Point Pleasant
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Wahama
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Wilton
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Zaleski
McArthur
Crooksville
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Chesterhill
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Allensville
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Kgger Creek
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Rio Grande
SEOL
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Athens County
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Ee Tenn
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Rutland
Belpre
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Trimble
Zaleskies
Wewen
Amden
Wilton Gallia
OU Matmen Stopped 18-6 By Redskins
Senior captain Doug Ryan and sophomore Don Kotlan were the only Bobcats to win as Oklahoma University wrestling fell 18-6 to Miami. Ryan won 8-5 at 157 pounds over George Farris and Kotlan edged Fred Scott at 137 on riding time in a close decision.
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Ohio Frosh Fall to West Virginia 72-67 in Morgantown
Ohio University freshman team led by Jerry Jackson battled WVU frosh but the foul line cost them. West Virginia hit 20 of 28 free throws to OU's 13 of 20 and pulled away for a 72-67 victory in Morgantown.
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Basilio Beats Ortega In Mexico City Bout
Carmen Basilio of Canastota New York defeats Gaspar Ortega of Mexico in a ten round boxing match at Mexico City securing the decision 159 to 149 in points.
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Mexico
Unbeaten Bucks to Host Aces
Ohio State, 10 game win streak after 91 65 Big Ten opener over Illinois, hosts Evansville College in final nonconference tuneup. Buckeyes overshadow Purple Aces as Jerry Lucas sets St John Arena scoring record and Larry Siegfried keys defense. Other results include Ohio U 62 Bowling Green 61 and DePaul 9 straight wins.
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Evansville College
Ohio State
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Purple Aces
Fred Taylor
Illinois
Jerry Lucas
ST. John Arena
Harney Leads LA Open Showdown With Narrow Margin
Paul Harney holds a one stroke lead as the Los Angeles Open reaches the final round. He shot 136 after 36 holes and carded a 71 Sunday while Leonel Hebert, Bob Rosburg and Bob Goalby trailed within two strokes. Billy Casper Jr and others sit at two and within five strokes of the lead as contenders include Gajdia Jacobs Wall Venturi Kroll Player Monti Ferree Aaron Brown Harrison and more.
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Leonel Hebert
Jay Bob Rosburg
Bob Goalby
Coral Gables
Fla
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Bob Gajdia
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Palm Springs
Art Wall Jr
Ken Venturi
Ted Kroll
Gary Player
Eric Monti
Jim Ferree
Tom Aaron
Eric Brown
England
Dutch Harrison
NHL Saturday and Sunday Scores Show Montreal Win and Losses
Montreal beat New York 6 to 3 and Toronto defeated Boston 4 to 1 on Saturday. Sunday results include New York 4, Montreal 2 and Chicago 5, Toronto 1 plus Detroit 5, Boston 3.
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St. Louis
Bobcats Suffer Double Loss at Michigan State
Ohio University hockey team lost 12-0 and 8-1 to Michigan State over the weekend. Goalie Willie Gurnick faced heavy pressure and made 119 saves, with Dick Hendrie scoring the lone goal assisted by Pete Worden and Denny Deckrush. The Spartans visit Athens in February to complete the series.
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NCAA Council Examines Violations Of Code
The 18 member NCAA council met to review alleged violations in college athletics. Frank McGuire of North Carolina said the school is innocent. Bud Wilkinson discussed Oklahoma’s recruiting fund case and hoped for a favorable outcome for Tulsa and Southern California amid ongoing investigations.
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Romans Edge Athens Rome-Canaan 41 39 in Busy Night
Racine coach Larry Morrison celebrated a 41-39 victory over Rome-Canaan on a late field goal by Racine Price and a crucial free throw. Albany rolled past Parkersburg Little Reds 105-75 as Dan Stright led with 27 points.
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Don Hawk
Dix Tewksbury
Bruins Rout Chauncey-Dover In Athens County League Game
York Bruins, hosting Chauncey-Dover, dominated the game 72 to 21. Freshmen and a sophomore started for Chauncey-Dover and shot poorly in the first half, while York out-rebounded 99 to ?, and held the Blue Devils to one field goal in the final period. York improves to 4-1 in league play, Chauncey falls to 0-4.
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Southwestern Jets Past Hamden in Nonleague Showdown
Southwestern High School built an early lead and held on to beat Hamden 54 30 in a non league boys basketball game. Joseph led Southwestern with 20 points and Martin added 16 while Hamden's top scorer had eight points. In the varsity game Southwestern also won the reserve contest 42 27.
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Eastern High tops Kyger Creek 60 to 57 in Cheshire gym
Eastern High School led by Collins 28 points edged Kyger Creek 60 57 Saturday night transfer game played at Cheshire gym. Thomas scored 19 and Cremeens 18 for Eastern with a 47 35 cushion entering the final period. Kyger Creek surged for 22 in Q4 but Eastern held on. Reserve game Eastern 38 35.
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Blue Demons Beat Dayton For Ninth Straight Win
DePaul remains unbeaten with a 75-64 victory over Dayton. Howie Carl scored 22 points to power the Blue Demons who led by as many as 21 and held a 37-28 halftime edge. Dayton rallied late behind Garry Roggenburk who finished with 21 points.
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Trojans Roll Over Harrietville 78 48 in League Showdown
Carthage-Troy led Harrietville 20-10 after the first quarter and pulled away to 39-18 at halftime, finishing 78-48. Lee Ethridge scored 34 points on 15 field goals and four free throws, while Roger Stephenson added 25 as the Trojans improve in the Athens County League. Next game is at Shade Friday.
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Huntsman Named Head Football Coach at Earlham College
Jerry Huntsman was appointed Earlham College's head football coach, a role previously held by his father J Owen Huntsman. He comes after directing two undefeated Huntington High School teams and remains director of physical education and track coach at Wabash College. His younger brother Stan is track coach at Ohio University.
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