Ohio Gridmen on Nation's 11
Scholastic Magazines named four Ohio high school football players to its 80 member team. Fullback Bobby Ferguson of Troy center Jack Wallace of Middletown guard Owenshby Pierson of Akron South and tackle Ron Skufka of Cleveland Benedictine earned spots on the national squad.
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New York
Ohio
Bobby Ferguson
Troy
Jack Wallace
Middletown
Owenshby Pierson
Akron South
Ron Skufka
Cleveland Benedictine
Eight-Game Scholastic Speedway Lights Up Local Courts
Eight-area high school games fill the night with SECAL and Buckeye league matchups. Racine visits Middleport as a 9-1 Tornadoes squad seeks edge over Meigs County. Jackson heads to Oak Hill. Chauncey faces Rutland. Ripley meets Wahama. McArthur hosts Allensville. Belpre visits Eastern and Glouster travels to New Lexington in Muskingum Valley action.
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Jackson
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Rutland
Chauncey
Ripley
Wahama
West Virginia
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Belpre
Glouster
New Lexington
Rio Grande
Coalton
Eastern
Belore
Kgger Creek
Hamden
Racine
Windsor
Hannon Trace
Crooksville
Roseville
North Gallia
Blackfork
Angles by Andy Cage Coach Man of Many Faces
A portrait of a basketball coach as nervous, confident and combative. The piece blends humor and reverence, depicting a sartorial figure who manages discipline, emotion, and strategy while balancing family time and a demanding season. It frames him as both critic and ally to his team.
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Cage
Niagara Falls
Hades
Bowling results and standings from local leagues
Scores list teams such as Gibson Sinclair, Pioneers, Shooters and Nite Stars with weekly results. Top bowlers include Snider and Whitlatch. standings show Royal McBEE Leagues, Thursday Night League leaders and high team/triple scores. Details cover multiple venues, players and match outcomes.
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Wood
Royal McBee Leagues
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Eceem
Pioneers
Mach
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B.whitlatch
D. Ray
J. Riley
B. Friedrich
B. Butts
K. Cope
J. Matheny
J. Cope
S. Shafer
B. Mechem
D. McMullen
Cage Schedule Tuesday Night Highlights
Chauncey visits Rutland and Jackson travels to Oak Hill as nine high school cage games fill Tuesday night. Rio Grande hosts Coalton while Ripley meets Wahama and Eastern faces Belore with more matchups across the region.
Gallipolis eighth graders win first two-season cage game
Gallipolis eighth graders under Coach Bob McCollins beat Oak Hill 40-39 in overtime at Washington School. The regular game ended 35-35 before a free throw by Bob Armstrong decided the outcome. Their seventh graders also defeated Oak Hill 37-28 in a double header.
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Bob McCollins
Washington
Oak Hill
Athens
Pomeroy
Bob Armstrong
McCollins
Andy Gilmore
Middletown Tops Ohio Five in Season Poll
Middletown's Middies led by Jerry Lucas, 6 10, continued their winning streak with 11-0 after defeats of Springfield 83 51 and Lima 67 54. Lucas boosted his career totals as Ohio’s top junior varsity star while facing a brewing showdown with Hamilton in Cincinnati Gardens.
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Middletown
Mighty Middies
Ohio
Paul Walker
Jerry Lucas
Associated Press Sports Writers
Lanasnae
Middies
Springfield
Lima
Hamilton
Cincinnati Gardens
Lucas
Butler County
Zanesville
Cleveland East Teach
Toledo Scott
Columbus North
Canton McKiney
Youngstown South
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Canton South
Dees Extends Big Ten Scoring Lead
Indiana ace Archie Dees has widened his Big Ten scoring lead with 273 points in 11 games for a 24.8 average. Michigan's Pete Tillotson remains second with 234 points in 12 games.
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Dees
Michigan
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Tillotson
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Mich
Glenford Top Class A In-Striking Form And News
Glenford rides a 13 game win streak and 150 of 169 overall during Don Rushing’s seven season run. Coalton, Sabina and other unbeaten or top rated teams shake up Class A while Middletown eyes a third straight crown behind Jerry Lucas. Columbiana Clippers, reemerging under Rich Berryman, loom as a strong Class A challenger.
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Don Rushing
Coalton
Sabina
Columbiana
Goshen Union
Hartford
Bristol
New Boston
Lancaster St. Mary
Middletown
Jerry Lucas
Jerry
Pomeroy
Toledo St. Francis
Salem
Poland
Cadiz
St. Clairsville
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Youngstown Chaney
Liberty
Bexley
Dayton Belmont
Columbiana Clippers
Rich Berryman
Clippers
Johnny Cabas
Salem Menot
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