Pomeroy Panthers roll to 12th straight win over Middleport
Pomeroy, ranked 12th in Ohio Class AA, defeated Middleport 81-58 in SECAL action to move to 10-0 in league play. All-league center Phil Harrison scored 28 as guard Ron Carman added 22. Panthers played without Bob Cunningham.
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Associated Press
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Gallipolis
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West
Nelsonville Beats Logan to Tie for Third in SECAL Standings
Nelsonville Greyhounds topped Logan 76-62 to pull into a 6-4 SECAL tie with Chieftains. Patton led Nelsonville with 25 points on 11 of 15 shooting and 3 foul shots, while Kunzman added 22. George Stump led Logan with 23 as Logan reserves won 52-40.
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Chieftain Press
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Jackson Routs Gallipolis 58 44 in SEC clash
Jackson Ironmen improved to 9-1 in SEC play with a 58-44 win over Gallipolis Blue Devils who dropped to 0-10. Bill Slavens led Jackson with 13 points while Gilmore had 11 for Gallipolis. Jackson reserves won 47-42. Officials were Wilcoxson and Hamrick.
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Hyden
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Wilcoxson
Hamrick
Eastern High School uses hot shooting to topple Harrisonville 84 58
Eastern High School defeated Harrisonville 84 58 in a Meigs County League contest. The Eagles improve to 2-2 in league play while Harrisonville drops to 0-6. Randall Powell led all scorers with 29 points and Larry Collins added 27 as Eastern shot 46 percent to Harrisonville’s 36.
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Eagles
Bill Durst
Randall Powell
Larry Collins
Milwaukee bowler sets national 843 series in 1958 59
Ray Schanen of Milwaukee rolled the highest national 843 series in the 1958 59 season and finished second in final standings with an 837 series.
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Ray Schanen
Milwaukee
Cleveland bowler Walter Ward famed Hall of Fame record holder
Walter Ward of Cleveland was elected to the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame in 1959 and has kept a personal game log since 1929. He has an overall average of 204 across 15 542 games in the span.
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Walter Ward
Cleveland
American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame
Burnsville Star Danny Heater Scores 135 Points
Burnsville or Burnsville High School star Danny Heater scored 135 points in a 173 to 43 victory over Widen. Coach Jack Stalnaker said the scoring spree was planned, aiming for a national scholastic record believed to be 120 points.
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Widen
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Fight Results Highlight Boxing Cards and Schedules
Sacramento host Zeke Lu cero outpointed Henry Salcido in a Sacramento bout. Jimmy Flood stopped Gino Porter in Sacramento to deliver a KO. Montreal and New York games set for Wednesday with Chicago at Toronto. Thursday features Montreal versus Detroit in a key matchup.
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San Jose
Jimmy Flood
Gino Porter
Los Angeles
Pomeroy Industrial League High Scores and Standings
Pomeroy league results dated Jan 25 1966 show high three game scores by BC McKinnes 605 and B McKinney 295 with team totals led by Sport Center entries 2517 and 876 for Daugherty Inc. standings list Swisher Lohse Drugs Bus Sport Center 34% 244 Daugherty Inc 300 H&R Firestone 2% Pom Cement Block 24 season highs include Clatworthy 625 in three games and Looks 242 in one game.
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Wich
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Foreman & Abbott
Clatworthy
Paxton Earns National A A U Award at St Aloysius
William Paxton of St Aloysius academy New Lexington received the National A A U award from N J Barack director of the Columbus Recreational Department and president of the National Amateur Athletic Union. He competed in the annual junior Olympic Program last summer.
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St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
N. J. Barack
Columbus Recreational Department
National Amateur Athletic Union
Bean's 25 Points Spark Bulldogs Past Rockets
Athens Bulldogs beat Wellston 74 to 46 as guard Frank Bean scored 25 points on 12 baskets and Russ Wickerham added strong defense and scoring. Center Steve Chase blocked 13 shots and grabbed 14 rebounds in three and a half quarters, lifting Athens to a 7-6 overall mark and 5-5 SECAL.
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Wellston
Frank Bean
Russ Wickerharm
Athens Bulldogs
Bean
Steve Chase
Chase
Athens
Francis Ray
Coalton
Dave Scharfenbarger
Golden Rockets
Wickerham
Bulldogs
Ronnie Begg
Charlie McAfee
Cagers
Joe Ramsey
Tuesday Results in Basketball Showdowns Across Cities
New York defeats St. Louis 123 119 and Detroit tops Syracuse 121 114. New York meets Philadelphia in Boston while St. Louis faces Boston. Minneapolis plays Cincinnati in Detroit. Syracuse battles Detroit as Kent State wins 101 70 over Marshall and Ohio Northern beats Tri-State 81 79.
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