Wren Named Coach of the Year At Columbus Banquet
Ohio University baseball coach Bob Wren accepted awards at the Columbus Touchdown Club banquet. He praised his players and noted his silver bowl engraved for distinction in college baseball coaching. Wren had led his Bobcats to 23 straight wins and the MAC title.
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Ohio Frosh Triumph Over Jacobs and Sons of Columbus
Ohio Frosh beat Jacobs and Sons of Columbus 87 to 72 at Grover Center in a game shortened by late-arriving visitors. Gerald McKee scored 35 points, Mark McLintick added 20, Frank Watson had 10, while Larry Coon was limited to 8 for the visitors.
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Ohio Bobcats prep amid finals and Kent State showdown
Ohio Universitys basketball team finishes first semester exams with adjusted practices and a 1 p.m. Saturday TV game at Kent State in the MAAC. Western Michigans coach Don Bowen resigns after eight years praising Ohios improved shooting and defense.
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Maketewah May Be Park Site
Maketewah County Club trustees may sell the club but require a membership vote. Attorney George Fee says a sale hinges on an offer. The 163 acre site is valued at least four million dollars. Maketewah was rated an A site among five in Greater Cincinnati for a proposed 34 million stadium, with a final report due next Tuesday.
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Profiles by Bob Sudyk The Strahov Stadium in Prague
Profile of the Strahov Stadium in Prague Czechoslovakia built in 1934 with a capacity of 240000 spectators. Mention notes that it once hosted 40600 Sóško gymnasts and related details.
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Reds Sign Lefties O'Toole Arrigo For 1966 Season
Two Reds left handers Jim O'Toole and Gerry Arrigo have signed contracts for the 1966 baseball season in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Ohio's Fowlkes Third In Scoring
Ohio's Ken Fowlkes climbs to third in MAC scoring at 21.0 as Jim Cox leads with 24.0 and Bob Aston runs second at 21.5. George Stone and Al Dixon push notable scoring and rebounding leaders emerge while Miami tops defense. Marshall eyes upsets with injured Snow sidelined and TV game coverage from Kent State.
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Graham to Coach Redskins Rumors Move Forward
The Washington Post reports Otto Graham, former Cleveland Browns star, poised to be named head coach and general manager of the Washington Redskins. He would leave the Coast Guard Academy after 1959 coaching and sign a 10 year deal, with a salary second only to Vince Lombardi.
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Kentucky Rolls To 111 85 Win Over LSU In SEC Action
Kentucky, ranked No 2, improved to 13-0 in SEC play with an 111-85 victory over LSU in Lexington. Thad Jaracz led with 11 of 15 shooting as the Wildcats shot 58.4 percent, surpassing 70 percent in the second half and extending coach Adolph Rupps win total to 733. Loyola Chicago beat Marshall 92-68 as Alan Miller starred with 12 of 20 shooting. Tennessee set a school scoring record 121-42 against the University of Mexico, while Michigan State beat Purdue 92-74 at East Lansing.
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Bowling Green star earns MAC Player of the Week
Walt Piatkowski propelled Bowling Green with a 44 point explosion against Marshall Saturday to earn Mid American Conference Player of the Week honors.
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Buckeyes Face Hardin-Simmons After Iowa Loss
Ohio State aims to rebound after a 98 89 setback at Iowa as they host Hardin-Simmons at St John Arena. Coach Fred Taylor’s club, 10 Big Ten games remaining, saw Bill Hasket 28 points Sepic 20 and Bob Dove 19 while Gary Olson led Iowa with 23.
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Bowling Scores From Monday Juniors Meet
Report lists scorers Susie Antle 195 529 Steve Chadwell 233 Greg Moore 222 598 Anna Kail 191 536 Jane Williamson 178 517 Kenny Kerr 223 501 with Union Printing scoring 745 2142 and multiple percentages for Ray Riggs Blackmere’s Restaurant Williamson Shaft Co Stephenson Ace and others.
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City Bowling Tourney Signup Deadline Noted
Deadline for entries in the City Bowling Tournament is midnight tonight for singles doubles and team events. Organizer Carroll Widdoes cautioned entrants as the event spans the next two weekends at Rollerbowl and Lakeview Community Center.
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Lima Shawnee Leads AP High School Rankings In Ohio
Lima Shawnee, riding a 13 game win streak and 31 straight in regular play, tops the AP high school basketball poll with 130 points. Canton McKinley falls to second after a 12-1 run, while Findlay slips to ninth amid a weekend upset by Elyria. Class A sees Nelsonville again narrowly ahead of Springboro as Rossford and others follow.
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Duke Stll Colleges Top Team Keeps AP Lead
Duke and Kentucky remained idle last week due to mid year exams but still head the AP major college basketball poll as top teams. Failing grades affected the standings amid continued national rankings.
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College Top Ten Poll Sees Shifts And Duke Lead
Duke remains top with 28 first place votes and 397 points from 43 voters. St Josephs of Pennsylvania drops to fifth after an 82 72 upset by Johns of New York. Kansas falls to ninth after losing to Nebraska 83 75 while Bradley exits the rankings. Cincinnati jumps to No 8 after defeating Peoria II Braves 85 69 and entering the Top Ten. Kentucky, 12 0, earns 14 votes and 390 points as Duke extends a slim edge.
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College Scores Report From Ohio Town to Midwest and Southwest
College basketball scores listed with teams across regions including Ohio, Michigan State, Purdue, LSU, Florida State, and Prairie View. Notable results feature Ohio Town 98 over Ohio State 89, Tennessee 121 over Mexico U 42, and Prairie View 124 over Texas 8 130.
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