Nelsonville Greyhounds Top Chauncey 66 56 In SECA Clash
Nelsonville Greyhounds defeated Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils 66 56 on Chauncey home floor moving to 5 6 while Chauncey dropped to 3 9. Adams led Nelsonville with 17 points followed by Hunley 15 while Pendleton had 16 for Chauncey.
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Abdella Chauncey
Lowell Cole
Nelsonville Greyhounds
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Nelsonville
Junior Adams
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Pert
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Art Huntley
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Hunley
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Bob Gillespie
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Relsonville
R Tyher
Whitlatch
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Enley
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Seniwon
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T Pierce
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Tarheels Top Wolfpack In ACC Showdown Upset
North Carolina defeated NC State 84 80 to seize undisputed first place in the ACC as George Washington upset Maryland 75 53 in the Southern Conference. Yale outlasted Dartmouth 83 79 in double overtime, and Rice beat Texas Christian 74 63.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
North Carolina State
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
State
George Washington
Yale
Dartmouth
Rice
Texas Christian
Wolfpack
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Charlie Ross
Dave Hobson
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Manhattan
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Adrian
Albion
Morehead
Middle Tewn
Racine Tornadoes Rally to Beat Pomeroy 55-47
Racine led 27-27 at halftime and pulled away in the fourth as Bob and Larry Taylor paced the Tornadoes. Pomeroy shot 23 percent with 19 makes on 83 attempts, while Racine connected 18 of 54. Bob Taylor finished strong to lift Racine to the win.
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Purple Panthers
Ike Wiseman
Racineakers
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Larry Taylor
Racine
Bob Taylor
Lambert
Kunze
Jim Cundiff
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Sanwe
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Tiger Jones Faces Sugar Ray In Chicago Showdown
Tiger Jones must challenge Sugar Ray Robinson in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium televised by CBS at 10 p.m. EST. Robinson, 34, seeks a comeback aiming to reclaim the middleweight crown, while Jones, a Yonkers resident, is seen as a stern test in this pivotal matchup.
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Ralph Tiger Jones
Sugar Ray Nson
Chicago Stadium
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Yonkers
Crowder
Robinson
Bobo Olson
Joe Rindone
Detroit
Tiliston Speegie Returns as A and M Spring Football Coach
Tiliston Speegie returns to Stillwater as the new head coach after serving as an assistant at Oklahoma A. and M. in 1997-48-49 and will oversee spring football practice in Stillwater Oklahoma.
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Okla
Tiliston Speegie
Oklahoma A
Rio Five Best County Team Defeats Vinton Easily
Rio Grande Blue Men rolled to a 79 48 victory over the Vinton Tigers on their home floor. Coach John C Wickline’s squad stretched their win streak to 13 and remained undefeated in league play. Clyde Evans poured in 40 points while Warren Watkins led Vinton with 31 in the other game.
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Jimmy Thomas
Winton
Evans
Warren Watkins
Wilson Watkins
Vinton
Cecil Davis
Vinton Cubs
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Cardwell
Watkins
Ee Petrie
Joe Knight
F Evans
Hackney
Lynch
Morgan
Keffer
Acord
Ciass
Charles Bradbury
Clarence E Thompson
Williams named riders cause confusion at Tropical Park
In Miami at Tropical Park the jockey room erupts when anyone shouts Williams. Four riders with the surname Williams compete this season including Thears Walter B. Lewis and Sammy. They are not related.
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Miami
Fla
Williams
Tropical Park
Thears
Walter B. Lewis
Sammy
Coaching Carousel Heats Up As Programs Seek New Leaders
College football faces a busy coaching market with at least 12 new head coaches likely next season and seven openings, including at Dartmouth, Houston, Loras, New Mexico A&M, Norwich, Oregon State, and Xavier. Houston and New Mexico A&M near decisions could force more vacancies. targets include Ara Parseghian and Bill Yeoman among others.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
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Houston
Loras
New Mexico A&m
Norwich
Oregon State
Xavier
Ohio
Bill Meek
Sas State
Cougars
Ment
Clyde V. Lee
Kstate
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Aggies
Jim Patton
Ara Parseghian
Miami
Bill Yeoman
Michigan State
Bob Friedlund
Pitt
Cecil Coleman
Phoenix
Varstamen
Nebraska
Texas
Bill Glassford
Ed Price
Glassford
Oklahoma
Cornhuskers
Duke
Price
Longhorns
Northwestern Miami Opener Sets 1955 Schedule Outline
Northwestern opens the 1955 Miami University football schedule under coach Ara Parseghian with a five game MAC slate. The card includes Kent State as a first league opponent, Toledo returning, and key gaps against Marquette Western Michigan and Indiana.
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John L. Brickels
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Toledo
Marquette
Western Michigan
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Ara Parseghian
Dayton
Parseghian
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Navier
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Bowling Green
Columbus Jets Name Nick Cullop Manager
Columbus Ohio officials announce that Henry Nick Cullop will manage the Columbus Jets for the 1955 International League season. General manager Harold M Cooper says Cullop is the best choice to restore Columbus baseball, noting his prior minor league manager of the year honors in 1943.
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Ohio
Thec
Columbus Jets
Henry Nick Cullop
Harold M. Cooper
Cullop
Boxing Results From Cities Highlight Close Decisions
Salt Lake City saw Rex Layne stop Kirby Seals in a 209 to 191 pounds bout while Detriot’s Davey Moore outpointed John Barnes 180 to 136. Eddie Chavez knocked out Johnny Hart in Richmond California and Stanley Harrington stopped Gilmer in Honolulu.
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Rex Layne
Kirby Seals
Los Angeles
Detroit
Davey Moore
Springfield
John Barnes
Richmond
Calif
Eddie Chavez
Johnny Hart
Phoenix
Honolululu
Stanley Harrington
Honolulu
Due Gilmer
Oakland
California champs set for $100000 Widen Derby flight
Hialeah Florida reports three California racing champions Determine Imbros and Correlation will be flown to Menhead for the $100000 Widen Derby.
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Hialeah, Fla
NEA
California
Minhead
Ohio Northern, Baldw in Wallace and more college scores
Ohio Northern defeated Cedarville 121 to 73. Baldwin Wallace beat Case 114 to 92. Findlay overcame Bluffton 105 to 66. Bliss lost to Cincinnati Bible Seminary 65 to 59. Capital routed Kenyon 81 to 70. Ashland beat Defiance 95 to 80. Oberlin topped Western Michigan 66 to 88. Heidelberg defeated Hiram 72 to 52. Multiple other college and high school scores are listed, including Ohio high school results and games against regional opponents.
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Case
Findlay
Bluffton
Bliss
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Capital
Kenyon
Tennessee State
Wilberforce
Otterbein
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Hiram
Defiance
Ashland
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Athens Chapter meeting of officials at University Men's Gym
The Athens Chapter of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic Officials Association will meet tonight at 7 30 in a University Men's Gym to discuss upcoming assignments and organizational matters.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio Athletic Officials Association
Leo Durocher Rates Willie Mays Better Than Musial
New York reports Leo Durocher called Willie Mays better than Stan Musial saying Mays could become the greatest if he maintains a 325 average for three to four years. Durocher praised Mays at a New York Giants gathering and credited his success to his center fielder's hitting power and overall skill.
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Willie
Leo Durocher
Willie Mays
Stan Musial
Durocher
New York Giant
Ken Smith
Daily Mirror
The
Baseball Writers’ Assa
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Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Ohio Teams Break Mark In Easy Wins
Three Ohio basketball teams posted 100 plus points in big wins. Ohio Northern exploded past Cedarville 121-73 as Tracey Love and Dave Schmelzer scored 24 each. Baldwin Wallace set a school scoring record with 114 points beating Case Tech 114-92. Findlay won 105-66 over Bluffton extending their Mid-Ohio League mark to 9-2.
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Polar Bears
Cedarville
Yellow Jackets
Tracey Love
Dave Schmelzer
Baldwin-Wallace
Case Tech
Findlay
Oilers
Bluffton
Mark Wylie Named Manager of Lafayette Chiefs
Mark Wylie, a 30 year old Ohio University graduate and former eight year pitcher in the Cleveland Indians farm system, was named manager of the Lafayette Chiefs yesterday. He led the Sherbrooke Club of Canada's Class C Provincial League last year and joins Lafayette ahead of its first Mississippi Ohio Valley League season under a working agreement with Cleveland.
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Ind
Mark Wylie
Cleveland Indians
Lafayette Chiefs
Wylie
Ohio University
Sherbrooke Club
Canada
Cleveland
H L Hockey Scores Troy Tops Fort Wayne 4 1
Troy defeats Fort Wayne 4 to 1 in a hockey game while Johnstown edges Grand Rapids 3 to 2 in another contest. The card records two games with the Cleveland club leading the night.
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Fort Wayne
Johnstown
Grand Rapids
Wahama Defeats Vikings in New Haven Clash
Wahama White Falcons beat the Ripley Vikings 68 to 57 in the Community Building. Joe Fox scored 29 points to lead Wahama while Charles Chancey added 26 for Ripley. Wahama outscored from the line 24 free throws to 24-22 field shooting, turning a slow start into a 11 point lead after strong second and third periods.
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Ralph Sayre
Wahama White Falcon Cagers
Ronald Deen
Ripley Vikings
Falcon
Joe Fox
Ripley
Charles Chancey
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Il Williams
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Larry Doby Leads AL Home Run Chase With 32 Dingers
Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians has again led the American League in home runs with 32 this season matching his prior 32 total. The slugger achieved the feat in back to back seasons, marking his second AL home run crown.
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Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
Larry
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