Ohio U. Triumphs In Overtime Over Bowling Green 83 81
Ohio University since overcoming two MAC hurdles beat Bowling Green 83 81 in an overtime thriller. The Bobcats improved to a conference record with a late surge, snapping a string of losses and boosting momentum for upcoming home games against Kent State and Toledo.
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Pitt Sinks Bobcats In Swim Meet
Pitt defeated Ohio University 58 to 26 in Pittsburgh as Pitt mermen won three firsts and two seconds in ten events. Tad Potter and Max Krecic led OU with multiple wins while Bobcats divers struggled in a narrow pool. Pitt remains unbeaten against OU in five straight seasons.
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Pro Basketball And Rural Hunt Story Mix In One Card
In Hollywood Jose Luis Cotero 128 outpointed Irish Russ Tague 128 as fight notes mix with Montana hunter Jim Jennings using a muzzle loaded Kentucky rifle to kill a two point buck. In Helena the big Buck tale sits alongside a college basketball overtime thriller where Ohio Bobcats rally to beat Bowling Green 83 81 in double OT after Sc ot ty Griesheimer and Larry Morrison spark a late surge.
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Howe Scores Detroit Wins in NHL Scoring Race
The Detroit Red Wings clinched second place by winning as Gordie Howe regained scoring form. Howe, who had four straight scoring titles, posted five goals and two assists in the last three games, lifting his season total to 3 points in the latest stretch. Detroit has won two of three as Boston defeated, New York slumped.
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Larry Morrison
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Henry Pell
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Jim Ray
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Bowling Ellis
F Reid
Ralph Radabaughn
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Vorawe Mowe
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College Basketball Scores From Saturday AP Briefs
Kansas State 8, Missouri 54. Michigan State 0. Minnesota 78, Iowa 67. Colorado 77, Nebraska 0. Purdue 10. Ohio State 69, Dayton 81. Xavier 73, Cincinnati 79. Miami 61, Southern Illinois 83. Indiana 55. Columbia 102, Yale 60. Seton Hall 64, La Salle 63. Army 79, Manhattan 71. Temple 72, Lehigh 40. Auburn 60, Georgia 59. Kentucky 95, Tennessee 68. Louisville 100, Eastern Kentucky 88. Western Kentucky 86, Vanderbilt 67. Alabama 108, Louisiana College 0.
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Colossus of basketball returns amid retirement risk
MINNEAPOLIS in Georg basketball's onetime scorer Colossus risked his reputation by coming out of retirement to rally fans and critics as his team fell 100-95 to the New York Knickerbockers. The report lists multiple college and professional results, noting late-game shooting and key scorers in a busy sports roundup.
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Knight
Dons Pursue No 1 Ranking Amid Week of Big Tests
San Francisco eyes a 40th straight win as it hosts California while top rivals Temple St. Francis Brooklyn Dayton face tough outings. Dayton battles Louisville after St. Francis and Temple held firm. Seton Hall and Purdue loom in conference play and midweek showdowns.
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Blue Devils face Logan after loss to Columbus Central
Gallipolis Blue Devils, dropped 77 to 71 to Columbus Central, prepare to host the Logan Chieftains at Washington gym. The Saturday game stayed tight late, with Gallipolis never leading in a turbulent finish, tying five times before Columbus Central pulled away in the final 30 seconds.
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Rio Grande Beats Cedarville 104 to 52 in Big Win
Rio Grande College Redmen crushed Cedarville 104 to 52 after leading 55 to 22 at halftime. Marvin Curry scored 15 while Dick Myers and Jack Gossett had 16 each, Donny Bevis and Paul Kesey 12 apiece. Charles Mikesell led Cedarville with 16 points. The teams split a series with Vincennes upcoming game in Indiana.
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College Cagers Aim For Exams This Week
Ohio college basketball follows exams this week as only a dozen games dot the schedule Monday to Friday. After break, action returned Saturday with 16 games. Bevo Milhoan led a high scoring performance for the home team with 44 points in a crowd of about 1,000, showing a near flawless one handed jump shot. John Thomas matched strong form, while the GAHL coterie praised the overall display. Earlier, Gallipolis freshmen defeated Cadmus first-year lads 43 to 28 in two preliminaries.
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Bevo) Milhoan
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Clarence E. Thompson
Gallipolis
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Ohio U Wrestlers Put on Good Show
Ohio University’s wrestling team delivered a strong performance under coach Fred Schleicher as they defeated Baldwin Wallace 25 to 3. The article highlights standout wrestlers Tom Nevits, Steve Rude, Jim Hertel, Jon Weinsard, Ken Zeman, and promising freshmen Carmen Baratta and Rudy Napoli, noting Baratta’s high potential. It also includes a sidebar on Jim Taylor, a blind wrestler overcoming adversity.
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Jim Hertel
Jon Weins Ard
Ken Zeman
Calhoun Seeks Main Event Tonight In New York Ring
Calhoun tops 16 fights by main event billing against Jerry Luc see at St Nicholas Arena in New York with Luedee, TV via Dumont at 10 p.m. EST. Promoters face fate decision by New York State Athletic Commission as other regional boxing cards unfold in Norfolk and Los Angeles with DeMarco, Akins, Barker, Basile and Saxton slated for future bouts.
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Bob Murphy
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Tex Sullivan
Willie Gilzenberg
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