East maintains top spot in Ohio Class AA poll
Unbeaten Columbus East remains No. 1 in the Associated Press high school basketball poll with 246 points. Fort Recovery and Ames Bern hold 1-2 in Class A with 15-0 marks, while Strasburg rises to third and Bloomville falls to fourth as districts shape the top rosters.
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Nicklaus Wins At Crosby First Time
Nicklaus nets his Crosby title at Pebble Beach as Palmer falters with a costly out of bounds shot. He posts 284 to win $16,000 top prize, finished four under par with a final 68 amid windy conditions. Palmer Casper and Nicklaus battled all day, Casper cashing $9,600 and Palmer $6,000 for runners-up.
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Credited With 35 On Hole In Crosby Tourney
Pebble Beach coverage shows Alex Antonio a rookie from Hubbard Ohio and Ohio State was recorded as 35 on the 10th hole due to a scoring error. He posted 68 on the last nine and a 334 total after signing the card, losing money from the event.
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Pete Rose Weighs Outfield Move For Reds
Cincinnati AP Pete Rose the Reds star second baseman says he will try outfield with manager Dave Bristol weighing a position change. If he adapts Tommy Helms may shift to second as Bristol also discusses rotating pitchers including McCool Nuxhall Stigman and others. Bristol backs a pennant bid despite last season’s seventh place finish.
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College Scores Mixed Across Regions Report
A scrambled college basketball score roundup shows Ohio State beating Purdue while Toledo routed Evansville. Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky posted varied results with multiple overtime showings. Midwest games featured Iowa and Michigan in narrow outings as Denver and Oklahoma State posted wins in crowded regional action.
Tribute Memos Recall Nessley A Devoted P E Teacher
Two tributes to Carl T Nessley Ohio University associate director of physical education and athletics memorialize his impact. Gayle Price, a 1925 29 Parkersburg High School student, praises his skill with boys and his Leader's Club teaching method. The Morgan Memorial Methodist Church bulletin shares Reverend Virgil M Versteeg notes from The Plains, highlighting Nessley ideals: fair play good sport and health habits guiding students toward recreation and lifelong fitness.
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Pastor Carl Nessley Remembered As Unusual Tenor Of Faith
The Rev Mr Versteeg recalls Carl Nessley a bass who tried singing tenor at Athens First Methodist Church. He inspired a shy 15 year old and supported many, valuing people over titles. The piece ends with a proposal to rename Ohio University facilities in his memory.
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Bobcats to Face Kent State On MAC TV Cameras
Ohio University travels to Kent State for a 1:30 p.m. MAC clash as coach Jim Snyder reshuffles the lineup after a 5-8 season stretch. The Bobcats seek a road upset against a Kent squad riding a 0-3 league mark and eyeing a TV showcase after past MAC appearances.
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Fists Fly At OSU Rockets Win lth In Row
Ohio State defeated Purdue 82-72 in a Big Ten clash tagged as a brawl with a second half melee and ejections. Toledo beat Evansville 100-90 behind Steve Mix who scored 35, improving as an undefeated Ohio team.
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Unanimous Choice for Top Spot UCLA Plays in Chicago Stadium
UCLA remains the top ranked team after receiving all 39 first place votes as they head to Chicago to face Illinois and Loyola of Illinois. North Carolina climbs to second while Houston holds third and Louisville falls to fourth in the AP poll.
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Vols Rally Past Kentucky and Alabama Tops State in SEC Clash
Tennessee outlasted Kentucky in a two overtime thriller 52-50 to stay atop the SEC race alongside Alabama and Vanderbilt as Florida edged Georgia 63-61. Alabama rolled past Mississippi State 91-74 with balanced scoring from Jones Elliott Nordholz and Turner. Mississippi State's Dave Williams led all scorers with 21 as State slipped 5-2 in league play. Kentucky and Tennessee needed two extra periods before the Vols finally prevailed. Steve Mix shone for Toledo with 35 points in a 100-90 win over Evansville, backed by 16 rebounds.
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Ask Joe Willman on Bowing Targeting and Mental Approach
Reader Bert W asks Joe Willman how to stop steering the ball in tight frames. The answer advises relaxing, breathing, and visualizing a large strike target instead of a tiny one, plus the option of three technique types from a pamphlet. Also reports Ames-Bern’s Jr. High beat The Plains 55 28 with Driggs 27 Robinson 16.
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