Panthers Hero Phil Harrison Tops SEOAL Scorers at Logan Clash
Phil Harrison of Pomeroy leads SEOAL scoring with 130 points at 21.6 per game as Pom eroy visits Logan for a crucial battle against the Panthers. George Stump of Logan trails with 129 points as other top scorers from Athens, Meigs, Vinton and Hocking counties sit high in the season scoring races.
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Touchdown Club To Honor Stars At Fifth Banquet
Columbus hosts the Touchdown Club for its fifth annual banquet honoring sports figures. Syracuse's national champions win top college team, coach Floyd Schwarzwa lder named top collegiate mentor. Billy Cannon is outstanding college player, Johnny Unitas top pro star, Weeb Ewbank pro coach of the year, plus numerous award recipients from baseball boxing track and golf.
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OL Swimmers Set to Meet Broncos in Kalamazoo
The Ohio University Watercats travel to Kalamazoo to face Western Michigan in the third dual meet between the schools. OU aims to extend its 2-0 advantage while WMU, buoyed by depth, seeks upset potential with standout swimmers Boyce Slater Catt Sues and divers Stuchell Woodlee in contention.
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Miami Beats Florida 70 65 In Tight Overtime Win
Miami Hurricanes stretch win streak to 14 of 15 games. 5-6 Dick Hickox of Fort Wayne scored five in overtime to lift Miami to a 70 65 victory over Florida. Julie Cohen from Brooklyn provided key drives as well.
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Ohio U. Girds for MAC clash with Western Michigan
Ohio University seeks a fourth Mid-American Conference win as it hosts Western Michigan in Men's Gymnasium on Saturday at 8 p.m. The Bobcats, tied for second, ride a three-game streak after beating Marshall 87-77. Western Michigan, led by Bob James and Ron Robinson, sits 1-3 in the MAC and aims to challenge.
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Freshmen Meet West Virginia Saturday Night Bobkittens Face 9-0 Mountaineers
Ohio University freshmen travel to face undefeated West Virginia University freshmen at Men's Gymnasium with a 6 PM tipoff. WVU holds a 9-0 mark, including a win over the Bobkittens earlier. Bobkittens stand 3-5 after a loss to Marshall, led by guards Ralph Ball and Pete Grant.
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Bulldogs Seek Win At Gallipolis Tonight
Athens faces Gallipolis on the road in a bid for its third league win and first since Christmas. The Bulldogs, two and four in SECAL play, stay with the starting five that lost by one to Marietta, led by Wickerham Blosser and Chase in a balanced lineup.
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Vatmen Face Dual Meets
Ohio University grapplers travel to Ball State in Muncie Indiana and then to Kalamazoo Michigan to face Western Michigan as they seek their second and third dual meet wins. Bernie Chaykowski, Dave Chadwick, Tom Janoch, Doug Ryan, Tom Evans, Dave Gottheimer, Ken Ricks and Tiny Graf will compete without Sam Hathaway who injured his knee before the Miami match.
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Ravenswood Overcomes Wahama 66-56 In Nonleague Clash
Ravenswood built an early lead and held off Wahama 66-56 in a nonleague boys basketball game. Crow led Ravenswood with 15 points and four other Red Devils reached double figures, while Wahama’s Elmer Van Meter capped his effort with 2 points.
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1959 September Baseball and Sports Highlights
Highlights cover early September results across Major League Baseball tennis golf and horse racing. Dodgers edge Giants 5 2 to tighten NL pennant race as 1959 season moves toward its final weeks. Round Table wins key races including Washington Park and United Nations Handicap while non baseball events feature Diller Hanover winning the Hambletonian and Jack Nicklaus taking the U S National amateur golf title.
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NCAA Says Jennings Did Not Give Tip on Oklahoma Probe
Kansas City report states Bill Jennings did not furnish the tip that led to the Oklahoma football probation. Walter Byers, NCAA executive director, said a confidential source not tied to any college provided the information revealing a recruiting fund that triggered NCAA action.
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Winter League Opens At Athens Country Club
Six teams begin medal format play at the Athens Country Club as winter league action gets underway. Teams compete across the course in a steady schedule aimed at refining skills and preserving competition during the season.
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Bowling scores and team wins in weekly results
Readable OCR lists multiple team wins and top scores. Key names include Skip Ridenour Gene Leffler and Brown's Pure O11 with high single games and series. Teams Carling's Black Label Jimanott's Stroh's Shannon's Firestone Kasler's Dairy Brown's Pure O11 Volkswagen Pontiac appear with various victories.
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National Basketball Association Thursday Results
Syracuse beat St Louis 119 112 and New York defeated Minneapolis 131 126. Friday features Minneapolis at Cincinnati and Syracuse at St Louis with Boston at Philadelphia. Saturday Cincinnati visits New York alt TV 2 15 p.m. EST Detroit at Minneapolis. Ohio college scores Findlay 57 Wilmington 55 Hiram 74 Case 66.
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City League Basketball Box Score Snapshot
City League game showing SWEAARINGEN'S and Peters 7 5 17 Kessel 3 0 6 Coursey 3 1 17 Melnturf 3 0 6 Roberson 4 1 9 Nusuim 6 0 22 Bowen 2 0 4 totals 34 11 1 Frank's Confectionary 57 4 Douglas 4 4 10 60 Lee 3 1 7 Golden 10 1 21 Foss 3 3 9 Coffee 4 2 10 80 totals 23 11 47 Swrearingen's 14 36 63 81 Frank's Confectionary 11 6 24 35 67
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