Bobcats win second MAC game over Western Michigan
Ohio University basketball beat Western Michigan 76 66 in Kalamazoo led by Bob Peters 16 Larry Williams 15 Bob Anderson 14 while Western finished 23 percent from the field and dropped to six straight league losses. OU set a team record with 18 of 20 free throws in the first half and 36 of 41 for the game.
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Bobcats Face Toledo In Monday Night MAC Tilt
Ohio University basketball travels to Toledo to face the Rockets in a Mid American Conference clash. OU, at 7-5, seeks a conference win after a 76-66 victory over Western Michigan. Toledo reached 4-3 after a 66-62 win over WMU then dropped three MAC games.
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Troy Beats Rutland by 72 50 in Rutland showdown
The Trojans dominated on the boards and led 10 points early, defeating Rutland 72 to 50. Williams scored 29 and Lockhart 18 for Troy while Dugan led Rutland with 17, with Eads and Graham adding 10 each. In the capture game, Dave Martin led Rutland's 27 points in a 58 19 win over Troy.
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New Bowling King Crowned as New Queen Takes Title in Minneapolis
In the Minneapolis Armory a packed crowd watched Don Carter of St. Louis defend his All-Star Bowling Tournament title with an 869 series finishing ahead of Buzz Fazio. Merle Matthews of Long Beach won the women’s crown defeating Marion Ladewig in a hard fought final. Matthews rolled 21 wins in 32 games for a 194 average and a large trophy.
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Merrick Strain Win Polio Bowling Rolloff
Merrick wins the polio bowling rolloff in Athens with a three game total of 620, aided by a 209 third game. Marilyn Carter and Virginia Blackford tied at 540 in the Athens women’s division, decided by a 196 fourth game. Nelsonville and Athens crowds total 280 bowlers with finals set for January 25 in Athens and a playoff January 26 in Nelsonville.
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St Albans Dragons Overpower Point Pleasant Big Blacks 72 56
St Albans Dragons defeated Point Pleasant 72 to 56 at home. Henry Reno led with 20 points, followed by Dick Lalance 15 and Stan Smith 11. Big Blacks captains Jimmy Wedge 14 and Orville Hamilton 13 fought back late, while Marion Love added 11 and 12 rebounds. St Albans improves to 7 4, Point Pleasant to 5 4, next vs Hurricane Thursday.
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Mather Leaves Coaching After 20 Years in Football
Canton Ohio coach Chuck Mather announces he is quitting football after 20 years and plans to sell his Kansas home and move to Massillon. He declined an Ivy League assistant job and says he will sell insurance, acknowledging Kansas finished second in the Big Six behind Oklahoma.
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Montreal Beats Boston In Sunday Baseball Showdown
Montreal tops Boston 6 to 2 in a Sunday result while Toronto earns a 3 to 2 win over New York. Detroit defeats Chicago 1 to 0 in another tight clash and a Boston 4 to 5 Montreal scoreline appears in the mixed Saturday results.
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Bobcat Swimmers Cruise Past Pitt 64-22 in Pittsburgh
Ohio University mermen dominated Pittsburgh at Pitt winning 64 to 22. OU captured nine firsts in 10 events led by Hunt Cappolino Burns Somners Kinney Dowd Lephart and relay squads. Burns earned two firsts and Dowd Maglishcho Hunt Cosill combined on the freestyle relay.
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Rio College Dominates Mountain State 99 to 41 in Homecoming
Rio Grande College Redmen blasted Mountain State Commercial College 99 to 41 at the new Southwestern High School Gym. Joe McKay led Rio with 21 points. Berlyn Thompson and Carl Large added 14 and 11 respectively. Manna paced Mountain State with 12, as Rio improved to 4-6 on the season.
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Compromise Reached In Pitcher Deal
Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles reach a settlement over Jack Harshman slipped disc. Ford Frick demands Harshman go to Baltimore or the six player trade fails. Comiskey and Richards hold talks, agreeing to add a player or cash by January 30 to finalize the deal.
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Michigan State Seeks First Place Tie With Wisconsin
Michigan State eyes a first place tie in the Big Ten by beating Wisconsin after an 83-78 win over Northwestern. Archie Dees leads Indiana as Iowa defeats Purdue, while Johnny Green posts 22 points and 22 rebounds for MSU.
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Angles by Andy The Sports Wash On Monday
Dick England, former Ohio University star, returns to Lancaster High School as coach and teacher. Notes include Goodyear Wingfoots players, Tri-State Invitational in Sistersville, Ohio AAU swimming, and bowling tourney entries. Ohio State and Miami University football schedules are touched on with various player highlights and local sports events.
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Purdue basketball coaching legend Ward Lambert dies at 69
Ward Lambert, 69, famed Purdue University basketball coach, died this morning in Lafayette Indiana after suffering an embolism.
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Embry Fourth in National Scoring Run
Ohio and the Mid American Conference lead national scoring honors this season. Oscar Robertson tops with 454 points and a 32.43 average for 14 games, while Wilt Chamberlain trails at 32.42 from 389 points in 12 games. Wayne Embry, Miami, sits fourth with 333 points and a 25.61 average in 13 games.
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