Bobcats Edge Rockets In Close MAC Clash
Ohio University Bobcats upset Toledo 70 65 at Toledo. Snyder 2 1 2 zone slowed Rockets 49 to 38 field goals as Jackson Haley and Ray Wolford fouled out for Toledo with 15:50 left. Toledo drops to 2 2 in MAC, 4th place. Bobcats move to 3 1 behind Miami.
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Ohio Fresh Victims Of Little Eagles
Morris Harvey's jayvees routed Ohio University freshman cagers 114 to 75 at Charleston West Virginia. Ohio's top scorers were John Schroeder 16 and Ken Fowlkes 12 as the Little Eagles capitalized on 38 of 42 foul shots. Ohio carries a 4 1 record into a Wednesday 6 pm game with Miami freshmen at Grover Center.
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Youths Hold Skate Hopes for 1964 Olympic Team
U S hopes for a figure skating victory rest on a crew with an average age under 17. Leading the men is 14 year old Scott Ethan Allen of Smoke Rise New Jersey, the youngest U S national champion ever. The women are led by Peggy Fleming 15 of Pasadena California.
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Santa Anita Reopens After Weekend Settlement
Santa Anita Park in Arcadia California will resume racing Tuesday after a five day strike cost $5 million in losses. Two Athens County Tournament games set for Friday February 21 start at 7 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. and doors open one hour before game time.
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Platooning To Return To College Ball
After 11 years of change the college football rules panel approved a return toward the platoon system with one condition. A team may substitute during a running clock only if it calls a time out. otherwise unlimited switching remains. The two platoon era ended in 1953 and has seen slow relaxations since.
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OU Swimmers Lose Twice On Weekend
Ohio University’s swimming team dropped two dual meets over the weekend. Friday was a 54-41 loss to Notre Dame after a disqualification in the final 400 freestyle relay, which the Bobcats had won. Individual winners included Dick Merritt and Ray Randall. Saturday the Bobcats were defeated by Western Michigan 60-35 in Kalamazoo with Randall, Merritt, Patterson, and Rogenski among event winners.
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Kerr Joins Elite Iron Men With 767th NBA Game
Johnny Kerr extended his streak to 767 consecutive NBA games including regular season and playoffs, surpassing Dolph Schayes as one of sports all time iron men alongside Lou Gehrig Leo Nomellini and Andy Heberton.
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Oklahoma Players Back Jones For OU Coach Job
Dr. George L. Cross endorsed a players petition urging Gomer Jones be named to succeed Bud Wilkinson as head football coach. Wilkinson resigned, with some Regents preferring an outside hire, while Jones is 50 and has developed 10 All-America linemen at Oklahoma.
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Matmen Beat Western Michigan 23 11 in Kalamazoo
Ohio University wrestling team earned its second dual meet win of the season by defeating Western Michigan 23 to 11 in Kalamazoo. Winners included Jim Keiser at 137 pounds, Dick Vlasak at 157 with a pin, Chuck Ronyett at 167 with a pin, Tom Banks at 177 with a pin, and Harry Houska heavyweight with a pin. The Bobcats face Ball State and Bowling Green in upcoming matches.
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Point Pleasant and Princeton battle in 68 65 game
Area Cage reports Point Pleasant led 49-68 after three quarters against Princeton as Emrick Fowlkes and Hud son led Point Pleasant with scoring bursts. Princeton countered with St Clair Herring and Peterson, while Stockport and Carthage Troy posted strong team totals in late action.
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West Edge East in Pro Bowl Showdown for 31 9 Victory
The Western Conference All-Stars defeated the Eastern Conference 31 9 in the NFL Pro Bowl before 67 242 fans. John Unitas earned Player of the Game honors for the West while Gino Marchetti was named Lineman of the Game. Jim Brown led the East with 101 rushing yards.
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College Results From Ohio State To California Scores
A wide set of college basketball results lists Ohio State past Minnesota 85 to 73, and many other matchups including Cincinnati 67 over St. Louis 64, Dayton 67 over Louisville 59, and Wittenberg 58 at Akron 38. The page catalogs numerous pairings with final scores across regions.
Junior High Teams Win at Pomeroy in Three Games
Athens junior high squads swept three contests at Pomeroy Saturday. Seventh grade led by Mike Goodwin with 31 points topped the opponents 51 to 9. Eighth grade won 47 to 25 with Dennis Rapp scoring 17 and ninth grade 54 to 27 paced by Eric Hummel with 12 and Curt Heady with 10.
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High School Scores From Saturday Action Across Counties
The Plains 53 Shade 43 Wahama W Va Middleport 5v Racine 71 Pom MM Ironton TD Well of Stockport 101 Carriage Troy 66 Southwestern 56 Oak Hill 53 Malta McConnelsville 80 Miller 59 Chauncey 66 Rutland Chesapeake 68 North Gallia 52 Laponster Lenwick 83 Millersport Pickerington 62 Liberty Union 60 Dayton Belmont 79 Portsmouth 60 Waverly 105 Lronton St Joseph 63 Chillicothe 14 Washington Court House 65 Leicomers Ross County 92 McArthur 6 Frankfort 3 Huntington 69
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Decisive Week Ahead On Ohio Cage Front
Ohio State Cubs face Michigan in a pivotal Big Ten clash as they chase the lead in a three way tie with Illinois. Cincinnati Bearcats, fresh from a 67 64 win, host Bradley Braves aiming to extend a Missouri Valley home winning streak to 42 games.
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Wall Wins San Diego Open Leads to Bing Crosby Event
Art Wall Jr captured the San Diego Open with a 274 total, six under par, at Rancho Bernardo. Tony Lema and Bob Rosburg tied for second at 276, while Arnold Palmer, Bob Charles, Julius Boros, and Don Finsterwald also posted solid rounds in the star-studded field.
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National Basketball Association Scores and Standings
Saturday results include Toronto 8 Boston 1 and Chicago 6 Detroit 3. Sunday results show Montreal 2 Chicago 1 and Boston 6 Toronto 3. Eastern Division standings highlight Boston 29 9 757 leading Cincinnati and Philadelphia, with New York and Detroit trailing. Western Division lists Los Angeles and St Louis atop, followed by San Francisco and Baltimore. Notable games: Philadelphia 115 Boston 108. St Louis 112 Detroit 107. New York 118 Los Angeles 108. Boston 123 Philadelphia 112. Baltimore 117 St Louis 113. Cincinnati 120 Detroit 88. San Francisco 112 New York 105.
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