Bobcats Hope to Slow Falcons in MAC Race Showdown
Ohio University basketball faces Bowling Green in a pivotal MAC clash as BG rides an 10 game win streak and leads the conference. Bobcats, aiming to slice the gap, must rely on late-season momentum and key road tests including at BG and Western Michigan.
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Injury Ridden Matmen Fall to Ball State and Bowling Green
OU wrestling suffers with three starters out due to injury and academic issues. Don Seibert Harry Houska and John Rusnack unavailable. Ball State edges OU 19-10 while Bowling Green wins 22-8. Keiser injured elbows, forcing lineup reshuffle and future hopes pinned on return of Houska and Rusnack. Banks pins in BG meet amid tight battles. Gregor fills Rusnack weight gap. Next meet Feb. 7 at Marshall with possible returns and risk of more cripples before Kent State Feb. 10.
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Milwaukee Signs Aaron Mathews in Braves Contract Blitz
The Milwaukee Braves ink Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews to new deals as part of a busy offseason wave. Warren Spahn and Del Crandall also agreed terms, keeping a star-studded core ready for the 1962 campaign. The club reportedly paid over 100000 for the two stars. Other moves included Luis Arroyo with the Yankees, and Drysdale, Davis joining the Dodgers, Aguirre and Regan with the Tigers, and Johnny Edwards with Cincinnati.
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Canadiens Extend Lead With 5 3 Win Over Detroit
Montreal Canadiens defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5 3 in Detroit on Sunday night to stretch their unbeaten streak to eight games. Third period goals from Henri Richard and Claude Provost sealed the victory as coach Toe Blake moves toward a fifth straight NHL regular season title. Chauncey Personal reports visit with Ruth Simpson in Columbus over the weekend. A birthday dinner for Sherry Kozma and a weekend party were noted in Athens.
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Ohio State's Buckeyes meet Pur due as Michigan visits Minnesota in a Big Ten slate. Other games include Maryland at Miami Florida and Washington State at Stanford. Wichita upset ninth ranked Bradley 89 88 to boost a Missouri Valley title bid. Sea Island golf saw Mickey Wright win her fourth Sea Island Ladies Open in five years.
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Bobcats Rout Kent State to Open Muskingum Next
Ohio University defeated Kent State 83 66 as it readies a non league stretch starting with Muskingum at Grover Center. standout performances came from Jerry Jackson with 22 points and 12 rebounds while Stacy Bunton led in rebounds.
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Buckeyes Top Minnesota as Jerry Lucas Piles Up 32 Points
Ohio State star Jerry Lucas scored 32 and grabbed 18 rebounds as the Buckeyes routed Minnesota 90-76. Lucas has 1,765 career points in 67 games and leads a busy midseason schedule ahead of a big home game with Purdue expected tonight at Columbus.
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Athens Bowling Tourney Opens With Team and Singles Events
Athens fourth annual bowling tournament opens tonight at Sportland Recreation with team events on the schedule through Saturday. Eddie McBride, tournament director, announced entries open only until midnight tonight for singles and doubles at Rollerbowl.
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High School Box Scores From Regional Games
Union Furnace led Edwards 63 in late totals with 26 11 63 while Pleasantville finished 64 to 64. Ezell, Ky and McArthur matched 63 and 57 as The Plains beat Laurelville 62. Events include multiple boys games, reserves and overtime notes with final scores and player totals across several schools. Joe Campbell led after 54 holes at Bing Crosby event.
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Beatty Aims for sub four in Los Angeles meet
Diminu tive Jim Beatty, chasing the four minute mile, faces tougher opposition led by Michael Jazy of France on February 10 in Los Angeles. Beatty clocked 4:04.8 in the recent indoor meet, noting a slower first half. Jean Holmes defeated Wilma Rudolph Ward in the 7-1 sprint, while Ralph Boston failed to surpass 24 feet 11 inches in the broad jump. John Rose of Arizona State won the pole vault at 15 feet 5.4 inches.
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Heavyweights McNeeley and Cooper Launch Returns
Heavyweight Tom McNeeley Jr. of Arlington Massachusetts and British champion Henry Cooper, both toppled in key bouts last month, begin comeback campaigns this week as they seek to rebound in upcoming fights.
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Indian Boss Plans To Give Rookies Chance
Cleveland Indians manager Mel McGaha plans a flexible spring training lineup in Tucson Arizona to build a pennant contender. He will mix regulars and rookies in multiple positions to find the nine best players and give rookies in camp every chance to prove they belong in the majors.
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OU Freshmen Fall In Fifth Straight Loss
The Ohio University freshmen lost 80 to 76 at Montgomery West Virginia Tech. Mike Haley led OU with 15 points, joined by Joe Barry 12 Tom Weirich 11 and Lloyd Buck 10. OU fouls gave 44 free throws to the winners who made 30. The Bobkittens outshot 31-25 but were whistled for 31 fouls. They meet a Varsity O team in a preliminary to OU Muskingum Tuesday night.
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Hawks Win Weekend Escalates Push for Playoffs
The St. Louis Hawks defeated the New York Knicks 124 113 and beat the Chicago Packers 116 112 over the weekend. The wins move St. Louis into fourth place, within 3.5 games of the third place Detroit Pistons.
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College Cage Scores From Saturday Roundup
Penn State topped Carnegie Tech 52 to 45 while Kenyon beat Otterbein 74 to 59. Ohio State defeated Minnesota 90 to 76 and, elsewhere, Greater teams posted varied results across the college basketball slate.
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Penguins Nip Muskingum in 7464 Victory
Youngstown led 40 31 at halftime and posted its eighth win in 13 games as the Penguins defeated Muskingum 74 64. Jim Burson of Muskingum and Tony Pero of Youngstown tied for scoring honors with 16 points each. Muskingum dropped to 8 4 on the season.
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Bowling Green Routs Marshall for 10th straight win
Bowling Green falcons overcome shaky first half to defeat Marshall College 68 to 55 in a Mid American Conference game. Nate Thurmond led with 17 points and 19 rebounds while BG dominated the boards 54 to 43. Burges was held to five points as BG built a 58 43 lead late.
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