High Cage Polls Keep McKinley and Shawnee In Top Spots
Canton McKinley and Lima Shawnee hold first and second in the Associated Press Class AA basketball poll. Rivalry, coaching ties to Bob Rupert, and close scrimmages shape their status as Lakeside, Flaget, and other schools shift in Class A.
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Fritz Howell
Canton McKinley
Lima Shawnee
Associated Press
Duhaime
Shawnee
McKinley
Bob Rupert
Rupert
Toledo Libbey
Bob
Stark County
Greg
Ie Duhaimes
Spencerville
Lima
Venezuelan welter title bout ends with upset
In Caracas Carlos, a young fighter nicknamed play boy, defeated Eddie Perkins of Chicago to seize the world junior welterweight title. The bout featured a dramatic upset as Perkins faced a narrow loss for the championship.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos
Odes
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Navy hires Elias as fourth civilian coach since World War II
Elias, 41, formerly head coach at Virginia and George Washington, signs on as Navy football coach for one year after Eddie Erdelatz Wayne Hardin and earlier civilian coaches. He is known as an organizer and recruiter and led Virginia to ACC success after a 16-23-1 career there.
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Annapolis
Bill Elias
Virginia
Navy
Naval Academy
Eddie Erdelatz
Wayne Hardin
George Sauer
Kansas
Elias
Cavaliers
William S. Busik
Purdue
George Washington
Army
Navy Brass
Busik
Ex Cleveland Stars Named To Grid Hall of Fame
Four post war stars and three early National League figures were unanimously selected for professional football's Hall of Fame. Induction will occur during football weekend in Canton on August 7 alongside an exhibition game between Detroit and Washington.
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Canton
Ohio
Detroit
Washington
Chenganago Cardinals
Paddy Driscoll
Northwestern
Scoech
Sid
Columbia
Chicago Bears
Steve van Buren
Louisioe Ny
Ohio Edges Florida Southern 106-71 In Grover Center
Ohio, wearing white, overwhelmed Florida Southern 106-71 as 3600 fans watched a snowy night game. Senior Joe Barry sparked the bench with 14 points, while Don Hill, Mike Haley, and John Schroeder added 20, 16 and 17 points respectively. Bob Bowman led the Moccasins with 26 points and Scott Fitzgerald impressed with defense and rebounding. Next up: Western Michigan.
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Rowland
Ohio
Jim Snyder
Don Hill
Mike Haley
John Schroeder
Big John
Snyder
Florida Southern
Tom Greene
Tom Weirich
Bob Bowman
Fitzgerald
Hill
Scott
Bobcats
Western Michigan
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Schwartz
Doherty Teveee
Bowman
Spiro
Se Hawewe
Shaw Seeee
Ganeee
Beneee
Haley
Schroeder
Halimond Sae
Srown Taser
Davie
Weirich Tee
Fowlkes
Spires Eae
Hamilton
Oeth
Reichenbach
Ashley
Williams
Ue Ee
Barry
Te Peeene
College scores from various matchups across regions
College basketball scores listed by region with multiple pairings. Otterbein defeated Oberlin 96 to 58 while Muskingum and Steubenville posted wins, and Kentucky fell to Auburn. Georgia Tech edged VMI 82 to 7 and other regional games include Indiana, Nebraska, Ohio U. and Houston in the Southwest.
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Otterbein
Oberlin
Muskingum
Ken “Ce
Steubenville
St. Francis
Bluffton
Goshen
Ind
South Kentucky
Auburn
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
VMI
UCLA Extends Lead In AP Top 25 Men's Poll
UCLA holds a commanding lead in the Associated Press weekly college basketball poll with 34 first place votes and 401 points through games last Saturday. Michigan remains runner up after a 90 68 win over Northwestern while St Josephs climbs to third ahead of Wichita State as Davidson and St Johns rise in the ranking.
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Canton
Lincoln
McKinley
Hamilton Garfield
Sutton Brothers
Jim
Ron
Middletown
Garfield
Ohio
Larry Hisle
Portsmouth
Ironton
Trojans
Lancaster
Portsmouth East
Waverly
Ray Mangus
East
Portsmouth Notre Dame
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Michigan
Wichita
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Providence
St. John’s
N.Y
Davidson
San Francisco
Duke
St . St. Joseph
California
Stanford
Northwestern
St. Joseph’s
Seton Hall
Lafayette
St John’s
Ex Bobcats Spark Freshmen Defeat at Home Night
Ohio University freshmen beat Swearingen 68 to 53 in front of a good crowd. Ex Bobcat stars Jerry Jackson 28 points and Bill Whaley 12 led the visitors, while Jack Lewis 18 and Wayne Young 14 paced the home Frosh.
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Swearingen
Ohio University
Bobcat
Jerry Jackson
Larry Kruger
Bill Whaley
Charlie Gill
Jackson
Whaley
Bobcats
Kruger
Gill
Jack Lewis
Wayne Young
Fred Cluff
Huntsman Named to NCAA Track and Field Rules Panel
Stan Huntsman of Ohio University is elected to the NCAA Track and Field Rules Committee at the 59th annual Convention in Chicago. He starts his term September 1, replacing Don Canham of Michigan as the panel sets rules for 557 member colleges and universities.
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Chicago, Ill
Stan Huntsman
Ohio University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Huntsman
Association
Chicago
NCAA
Don Canham
Michigan
Browns QB Ryan likely avoids shoulder surgery
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan probably will not need surgery for a bone separation in his shoulder, according to team physician Dr. Vic Ippolito. George Blackburn, a former Miami of Ohio and Cincinnati coach, may become Virginia's next head football coach. National basketball notes include Philadelphia at Toledo.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
Vic Ippolito
Blackburn
Virginia
Charlottesville
Miami
Ohio
Cincinnati
George Blackburn
University of Virginia
AAU Calls For High Level Meeting Over NCAA Rift
New AAU president Clifton Buck of Denver seeks a top level meeting to resolve long running disputes with the NCAA. NCAA official Walter Byers says negotiations must pass through the USTFF and cautions against a purely NCAA AAU dialogue. Buck vows to push an improved athletics program and a mutually satisfactory settlement of the differences.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
Kansas City
Byers
Clifford Buck
Denver
AAU
Chicago
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Athens High
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Phil Williams
Gary Lashley
Southern
Tom Conner
Messenger Sportsphoto
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