Foul Night At Charity Line Ends Ohio Upset Bid
Ohio University fell 80-72 to Loyola of Chicago in Grover Center as a foul night at the line cost the Bobcats a potential upset. Ohio, led by bench scoring and a late rally, could not overcome Loyola’s 16-0 start and controlled play by Ramblers star Jerry Harkness. Ohio’s shooting sank to 16 of 82 from the field with 16 turnovers, while Loyola shot 32 of 76 and edged home with key late free throws. The Bobcats, now 16-0 Loyola, will next meet Kent State in MAC play.
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Ohio high school hoops upsets and AP poll motion
In Ohio last week whistle blows ran hot with odd calls. Latham upset Peebles 53-52 in Pike County before officials ruled Peebles the winner 52-51. Milan’s games produced 96 and 103 free throws as both sides fouled out, Milan defeating Monroeville 73-61 and later Norwalk St Paul 82-46. Middletown Middies and Bloomville Seneca County stayed atop the AP Class AA and A polls, with Cleveland East Tech rising to second in AA and Celina Immaculate Conception jumping to second in Class A. The weekly poll by 37 editors lists Middletown, East Tech, and Dayton Chamion in AA with Warren Harding, Norwalk, and others following.
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Spires Lifts Bobcats Past Swearingen's 81-80 On Last Shot
Don Spires hit a turnaround jumper with two seconds left to give the Ohio Bobcats a dramatic 81-80 victory over Swearingen's Sporting Goods. Ex Ohio stars Bill Whaley and Larry Kruger led the effort with 25 and 20 points, crafting a tense homecoming.
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34 Year Old Schayes Reaches Pro Milestone
Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals will become the first NBA player to play 1000 regular season games tonight at Madison Square Garden. The 34 year old guard has appeared in 1109 NBA games including 999 regular season games 98 playoff games and 12 All Star games. He has 18771 points on 5970 field goals and 6831 fouls with an average of about 19 points per game.
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Independents Parkersburg at Pt Pleas ant Wahama at Racine
Parkersburg independents visit Pt Pleasants to face Wahama in a two games slate with Wahama hosting Racine.
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Wisconsin Ace May Sign Today
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen, whose Rose Bowl heroics revived pro interest, is set to sign with a pro club today at a location to be disclosed. He may head to an NFL city, possibly Green Bay, as the New York Titans report ongoing contact but no breakthrough. VanderKelen earned national attention with pinpoint passing and smart play calling that followed a Big Ten title season.
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Donavan rewarded as Indians man of the year
Pitcher Dick Donovan won 20 games last season for the Cleveland Indians and received a sizable contract raise. He was unanimously named the club’s man of the year at a banquet before 700 fans, cited for leading the AL with five shutouts and being named Sporting News’ top pitcher. Johnny Bucyk tops NHL scoring for the Bruins as the season progresses. Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson heavyweight title bout slated for April 4 in Miami Beach Convention Hall. negotiations expected to wrap up. AFL appeals NFL antitrust suit to U.S. Circuit Court after a lower court ruling.
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Charity Case Sweargingens and Ohio Face Box Score Totals
In a scoring summary Kruger 9 points, Hall 1, Sekeres 7, Lashley 8, Whaley 8, Aaron 4 lead 31 for Swearingen’s. Ohio’s Spires 16, Brown 6, Heiser 1, Kaczor 0, Newton 0, Willet 5, Schoon 3, Schultz 2 pace 34 for Ohio.
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Cats No 1 Bucks Drop From Top 10
Cincinnati remains No 1 for the eighth straight week as the Bearcats post a 14-0 season start with a Missouri Valley Conference win over Bradley. Loyola Chicago and Illinois hold Nos 2 and 3, while Arizona State falls from 4 to 5 and Ohio State exits the top 10. Duke rises to 4, West Virginia up to 6, with Georgia Tech Wichita and Stanford at 7 8 10.
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College results wrap up with mixed hoops outcomes
Loyola Chicago defeated Ohio University 80 to 72 while Steubenville beat West Virginia Wesleyan 77 to 70. Other results include Kent State 83 over Baldwin Wallace 72 and Nevada Southern 82 over Westminster Utah 74. National results show Los Angeles routing Detroit 124 to 94.
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Indians add three to board including Bob Hope
Cleveland stockholders expand the board of directors to 22 with the addition of Bob Hope comedian Lee R. Jackson former Firestone Akron president Maurice Saltzman president of Bobbie Brooks Inc Cleveland based apparel maker Readable details note Hope joins the Cleveland Indians board along with Jackson and Saltzman to broaden leadership.
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Full Grid Schedule Reached In Mid Am Football Plans
Oxford Ohio Miami of Ohio adds games against Northwestern for 1963 and 1964 replacing Purdue for a season upset. Miami says the Redskins and all MAC members will play six conference games per season for the first time since 1950.
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