Harney Stakes Lau Open Title With Late Surge
Paul Harney, 35, Sacramento, wins the Los Angeles Open after a final round 68 at Rancho Municipal to claim the 12 000 top prize. Dan Sikes, Howie Johnson and Bill Casper Jr. challenge in a competitive leaderboard with late scoring but Harney holds the lead through a tight 54 hole tally.
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Big MAC showdown as Miami and Ohio meet in Oxford
In the Mid-American Conference showdown Miami carries a 10-1 mark and Ohio 8-3 while both preserve unbeaten league records. Miami beat Marshall 96-73 and Ohio defeated Toledo 86-68 as Charley Coles led with 26 points and Charley Dinkins added 22. Bowling Green then toppled Western Michigan 88-77 with Nick Aloi scoring 33.
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College Scores Span Various Games Across Regions
Ohio University 86 Toledo 68. Ohio State 64 at Purdue 71. Miami 96 Marshall 7. Cincinnati 61. Loyola 74 St John’s. Seton Hall 86, West Virginia 99. Early-season results include Yale 61 Temple, Pittsburgh 73, Drake 6, Kansas Missouri 66.
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Thirteen Area Teams See Action Saturday In 8 Non-League Games
Thirteen area high school basketball teams played eight non league games on Saturday night. Allensville beat North Gallia 86 71 led by Riley Arms 22 and Dick Halley 27. Belpre defeated York 86 46 behind Larry Johnson 23 and Mike Smith 16. Rome Canaan slimmed Chesterhill 91 31 as Roger Merrick 27 Neal Canter 26 led Rome Canaan. Princeton outscored Point Pleasant 96 58 while Ames Bern fell 85 64 to Hamden.
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Dick Halley
Bombers
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Danny Chick
Gary Minton
Hamden
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Jim Ogg
Roger Merrick
Neal Canter
Chris Stiverson
Stan Triplet
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Waterloo
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Athens Victorious: Bulldogs top Logan in SECAL clash
Athens Bulldogs jumped to a 9-0 start and rolled to an 82-54 win over Logan in Athens. The victory left Athens at 6-0 in SECAL play and 7-1 overall, with Larry Coon and Eric Gustavson scoring 46 of the 82 points. George Hummel led Logan with 22 points, perfect at the line. In the earlier game, the Bullpups stayed in third in the league with a 33-32 win.
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Duke Burson
Phil Swindell
Bob Crow
Poméroy
SECAL Scoring Report From Multiple Counties
Basketball totals show Athens, Logan, Nelsonville, Wellston, Gallipolis and Pomeroy score lines with player point and assist tallies. Notable names include Auker, Coon, Bannow, Gustavson, Hamilton, Jacobs, and Jenkins across games and quarter scores.
Pro Bowl Clash Highlights West Over East
In Los Angeles the Pro Bowl pits the West against the East with star players from top NFL teams. The annual showcase emphasizes offense and highlights key performances from league standouts.
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Rockets Fall By Eighteen In Doorstep Win Over Toledo
Ohio University beat Toledo 86 68 at Grover Center before about 6800 fans. Center John Schroeder, a 6 9 soph, scored 20 and grabbed 18 rebounds shaping into a key contributor as the Bobcats inched toward a late season push.
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Ohio Bobcats Rout Toledo in Home Win Amid Slow Bowling
Ohio beat Toledo 80 68 at home extending its home win streak to 17 games. Don Hill led with a 6 4 layup as Ohio surged ahead 6 4 and held a 34 25 halftime edge. Toledo shot 32 percent, committed 22 fouls, and saw Mike Haley shine with 17 points 13 rebounds after knee injury.
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Bobkittens Win In Overtime
Ohio freshman hoops rally from 11 down to beat DeLane Builders of Dayton 81 77 in overtime. Marshall Hatcher hits a late 3 pointer, Fred Gibson of Athens seals it with two free throws after a steal, as Bobkittens overcome DeLane without two top scorers. Lewis leads Ohio with 25, Cluff 21, Hatcher 16.
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Generals Take Sixth Straight In Buckeye League Thriller
McArthur Generals beat Chauncey 72 to 66 to extend win streak to six and move to 6-2 overall, 2-0 in league. Marvin Hale led with 30 points, Emmett Conway 12, Feith Prater 11, Tom Gilliland 10 for McArthur. Glenn Bridgewater topped Chauncey with 27 and Joe Mingus had 17.
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