Kent State Flashes Visit Bobcats in MAC Showdown
Kent State led by Ruben Vance and Roger Evans heads to Athens to face the Bobcats at the Convo Center. The 2-7 Flashes, fresh off a 60-54 win at Oxford over Ohio, rely on transfers Dwight Kenner and Doug Evans for scoring and rebounding as coach Frank Truitt reshapes Kent basketball. Ohio State assistant Dale Bandy calls them a strong inside team with jumpers and pressure defense as Jim Snyder experiments with rotation.
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Ohio Bobcats rely on stack offense to power 31 point games
Ohio guard Corde and Lalich each scored 31 as the Bobcats upset Cincinnati Bowling Green with a second half burst. Coach Snyder shifted to a stack to create one on one chances, testing size mismatches and fast defense against Kent and Toledo to keep MAC title hopes alive.
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Full SEOUL Slate On Tap Bulldogs Face Chiefs Tonight
The SEOAL slate features six area games led by Ironton hosting Waverly with top league positions at stake. Athens seeks a rebound win vs Logan while Jackson meets Gallipolis and Wellston visits Meigs. two non league games also on tap. Athens aims to climb standings as Waverly and Ironton clash. starters include Krebs Culbertson Shaw Pierce and Smith in a turnover of roles for both squads.
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George Archer Captures Los Angeles Open in Playoff
George Archer defeated Dave Hill in a 18-hole playoff at Rancho Park to win the Los Angeles Open, edging Tommy Aaron by two strokes. Archer shot 66 in the playoff, while Hill and Aaron posted 68 and 68, respectively, with Archer securing the $25,000 first prize. The event drew about 4,000 fans on a mild sunny day.
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State high school basketball rankings second week released
Boardman 8 1 leads Class AAA with 222 points. Walnut Ridge 9 0 second. Wellsville tops Class AA at 9 0 with 207 points, Ready 10 1 runnerup. Licking Heights 7 1 leads Class A with 155 points, Lowellville 8 0 close behind.
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Strikes and Spares Contrasts in Bowling Consistency
A bowling coach urges using one delivery type for all shots to hit each spare by angle adjustments. In New Mexico, Rev. Augustine Moore of St. Joseph Catholic Church found a winning pari mutuel ticket worth 12 dollars in the collection basket at La Mesa race track, confirming a church win.
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Beard Earns Berth By Toss Of Coin
Butch Beard won a Eastern Conference All Star berth when a coin flip resolved a three way tie for the last spot. The Cleveland guard joins Jack Marin Archie Clark John Johnson Tom Van Arsdale and Bob Kauffman on the East squad alongside earlier selections.
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UCLA Maintains No 1 Spot In College Basketball Polls
UCLA remains the top ranked team after sweeping Oregon State and Oregon. Marquette holds No 2 after defeating South Carolina. North Carolina stays No 3 and South Carolina No 4. Indiana falls from No 5 to 17 amid two losses. New entrants Illinois at 16 and Missouri at 18 join a reshuffled top twenty.
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Cubs Pay Jenkins Most In Club History
Cy Young winner Ferguson Jenkins will be the Cubs' highest paid player at an estimated 125000 dollars per year for two seasons. He led the National League last season in complete games 30 innings pitched 325 and tied for most starts 39 with 263 strikeouts. Jenkins aims to extend his streak of twenty win seasons and chase the NL and MLB records for sustained 20 win seasons.
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Logan Hands Athens Frosh Setback To Stay Near Top
Logan freshmen jumped to an early lead and beat Athens 43-28 in SECUL play. Mitch Wright led Logan with 11 points, Jerry Cunningham top Athens with 12, as Logan improved to 5-1 in the league and Athens fell to 2-4 in league play.
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Athens eighth graders win fourth in five with 50 25 defeat
The Athens eighth grade basketball team defeated Logan 50 25 at the Athens Middle School gym. Matt Faulkner scored 11 and Tim Mulholland had seven for Logan. Athens led 30-14 at halftime. ten Athens players scored. Next game is January 20 at home against Gallipolis.
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College Scores From The Acuastanes Press
College scores list various games with teams and final scores including Niagara 76 over Long Island 70 and Pitt 91 over W Virginia 76. Other results feature Providence 76 over Villanova 69 and Gettysburg 103 over Juniata 77.
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Oldest concrete football stadium Harvard Stadium opening 1903
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