Scoring leaders across SECAL and regional leagues
Dave Kempton reports Harrison of Pomeroy leads the SECAL with 229 points in 10 games. George Stump of Logan trails at 215 points with four games left. Others fill the top ranks: Patton, Wickerham, Carman, Spriggs, Hartinger, Collings, Salts, Collins, Wolfe, Lopez, Fore and Dodd across Meigs, Winton, Athens, Hocking, and Athens County leagues with varying totals and averages.
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Dave Kempton
Phil Harrison
Pomeroy
SECAL
Logan
George Stump
Stump
Harrison
Mike Patton
Nelsonville
Russ Wickerham
Athens
Ron Carman
Jackson
Ed Spriggs
Spriggs
Gallipolis
Dave Hartinger
Middleport
Jerry Collings
McArthur
Larry Fore
Jack Dodd
Fore
Dodd
Logan RS
Patton
Nels
Wickerham
Ath Carman
Hartanger
Mid
Dalton
Kunzman
Nel
Harris
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Gal
Scharfenbarger
Swingle
Jack
Blake
Dexter Nels
Meigs County
Chase Athens
FG FT
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1. C. Collins
East
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Cunningham FE
McKelvey
Racine
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Martin
Rutland
Ramsey Well
Cline
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Bo & R2
Bean
German
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Hocking County
Wright Jackson
Kisor
Wellston
Lopez
Murray
Anderson
Io Keck
Laurelville
Vinton County
McDaniel
U. Fur
Young
Laurel
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Unger
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Athens County
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A Fore
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Im Dodd
Palmer
Wilton
Shade
Stewart
Hamden
Wright
Huston Hamden
Frost Rome-Can
L. Graves Allens
Tinkham_ Plains
Scott Allens
Linton
Rome-Can
Bolton Faces Tall Task Against Ohio Bobcats
Western Michigan 6-10 sophomore center Bolton prepares for a stern test Saturday in Kalamazoo as the Broncos host MAC leader Ohio University Bobcats.
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Bolton
Jolliff
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Bronco
Mid-American
Ohio University
Bob
Dickens Grocery Leads Second Round Title Hopes
Dickens Grocery, led by M Chesser and Dick ens, edged Swearingen's 59 56 to loom as top contender in Athens City League second half. Swearingen's won the first half at 5 0 with Dickens 4 1, while Ray Riggs crushed JayCees 80 49 and Franks Confectionary beat Williams and Sons 58 54.
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Dickens Grocery
Athens
Swearingen
Swearingen’s
Dickens
Ray Riggs
JayCees
Frank
Williams and Sons
Ohio State and Michigan State Lead Big Ten Statistics
Ohio State and Michigan State square off in Columbus as leaders in the Big Ten. OSU tops scoring at 89.7 points per game while MSU averages 87.4. Top scorers Dischinger Walker Lucas Olson are set to clash, with Walker also leading rebounds in league play.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Michigan State
Columbus
Spartans
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Horace Walker
Secmeao
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
MSU
Lance Olson
Kruger Rises in MAC Scoring as Ohio U Nears Toledo
Larry Kruger of Ohio University climbed from sixth to fourth in MAC scoring with 28 points against Kent, lifting his season average to 19.3. He trails Jim Darrow, John Milhoan, and Bob James in the leaders list and also contends in field goal percentage and rebounding as Ohio joins Toledo atop theMAC standings.
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Larry Kruger
Ohio University
Bobcats
Toledo
Allensville High School
MAC
Kent
Jim Darrow
John Milhoan
Marshall
Bob James
Western Michigan
Darrow
Kruger
Big Bob Burgess
Ohio WA
Jolliff
Burgess
Larry
Trojans
Fore
Stephenson
Deem
Dodd
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Jensen
University of California
Oakland
Yankee
Yanks
Washington
Boston
NBA Results And Friday Schedule From The League
Wednesday night scores feature Boston beating St. Louis 127 to 114 Syracuse top Detroit 144 108 Philadelphia 129 New York 117 Minneapolis 116 Cincinnati 112 Also remaining games show Cincinnati New York Boston Philadelphia Syracuse Minneapolis Detroit St. Louis on Friday.
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National Basketball Assn
Boston
St. Louis
Syracuse
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Carthage Troy Trojans Gain in Athens County Basketball Race
Carthage Troy led by seniors Fore Dodd and Lockhart with junior Stephenson and Deem, coached by Danny Hall, pursues Athens County title. The 16 game win streak for the tough Trojans includes solid shooting led by Fore and Dodd, with a strong bench and fast break. They stand 8-0 in league play and face Ames-Bern next for the crown.
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Troy
Danny Hall
Trojans
Larry Fore
Jack Dodd
Ames-Bern
Athens County
Roy Cross
Coolville
Carthage Troy
Ohio
Carthage-Troy
Dave Lockhart
Roger Stephenson
Larry Deem
Southeastern Ohio
Glenville
W.va
State College
Hall
Dodd
Fore
Stephenson
Deem
Lockhart
Jack
Athens
Middleport
Bulldogs
Nelsonville
Logan
Buchter York
Plains
Buckeye
Rutland
Belpre
Corning
New Straitsville
Glenford
Hamden
Engineers
Zaleski
Tech Star Denton Fined for Ticket Scalping
Georgia Tech guard Dave Denton and two teammates faced a suspended $1 fine after pleading no contest to scalping tickets. The incident occurred before the Tech-Kentucky game with Denton known as a Tech star and the team highly ranked in the AP poll. Denton allegedly tried to resell two $2 tickets for $20.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Dave Denton
Denton
Tech
James Webb
Associated Press
Olympic Flame From Europe Chosen For Winter Games
Winter Olympics planners select Morgedal Norway as the source of the flame for the torch after rejecting Mt Olympus. The cottage once owned by 19th century skiing star Sondre Norheim is cited as the cradle of modern Norwegian skiing.
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Souaw Valley
Calif
Mt. Olympus
Norway
Morgedal
Sondre Norheim
Dow Passes In San Diego Open Opens With Strong Local Support
In San Diego Calif Billy Casper and Gene Littler led a field of 150 pros in the first round of the $20 000 San Diego Open at Mission Valley Country Club a 6716 yard par 72 course Casper and Littler long tied to the area both grew up in golf here National PGA champion Bob Rosburg withdrew with flu Dick Mayers also exited and Ken Venturi and Don Finsterwald did not enter Marty Furgol the 1959 San Diego winner was out with a back injury.
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San Diego
Calif
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Mission Valley Country Club
Bob Rosburg
Dick Mayers
Ken Venturi
Don Finsterwald
Marty Furgol
Casper
Littler
Apple Valley
Singing Hills
Watrous 7th Leads PGA Seniors Field in Florida
In Dunedin Florida Watrous built a lead in the PGA seniors tournament second round for players 55 and older after a one under par 71 at PGA National. He briefly led Tuesday before the pace shifted as the group of elder players vied with the younger 50 to 54 division.
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Dunedin
Fla
Watrous
Jackson on Spot In SEOAL Race Ahead Of Logan Clash
Jackson faces a critical SEOAL road test at Logan while Pomeroy leads a crowded chase. The Ironmen must win to stay within a game of league frontrunners as Nelsonville and Logan also contest.
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Jackson
Logan
Pomeroy
Ironmen
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Gallipolis
Seoul
Carl Ward
Blue Devils
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Seoal Jackson
Middleport
Athens
AFL mulls eighth team as selection drags on
The American Professional Football League ends its first annual meeting without a clear eighth franchise. President Lamar Hunt cites four applicants Atlanta Oakland San Francisco and two Miami groups. Oakland appears strongest, backed by Barron Hilton, with a telephone ballot likely if needed. A unanimous vote is required.
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Dallas
Lamar Hunt
Atlanta
Oakland
San Francisco
Miami
Bob Neal
Cleveland
Hunt
Barron Hilton
Los Angeles
Montreal and New York settle to draw as Toronto loses
Montreal ties New York 2 to 2 while Toronto falls 2 to 1 to Chicago. The hockey results list Montreal hosting Detroit in the next matchup.
Reds Sign Coleman and Brosnan to Contracts
Cincinnati Reds announce the signings of pitcher Jim Brosnan and first baseman Gordon Coleman. Coleman, the Southern Asia batting champion at .353 for Mobile, was acquired from Cleveland in the Johnny Temple trade. If he proves effective, Frank Robinson may move back to the outfield.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Gabe Paul
Jim Brosnan
Gordon Coleman
Coleman
Southern Asia
Mobile
Cleveland
Johnny Temple
Reds
Frank Robinson
NEL Owners Weigh Expanding League This Week
NFL owners meet in Miami Beach weighing possible admission of 1 to 4 new teams. Dallas, Minneapolis St Paul, St Louis and Miami represent bids with Bath seeking a franchise. Rozelle presides as vote on expansion timing and conference alignment looms.
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NFL
Pete Rozelle
Surprise
National Football League
Los Angeles Rams
Miami Beach
Fla
Dallas
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
Miami
Bath
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Howard Jolliff
Wayne Embry
Charlie Slack
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