Jackson and Wellston Spar for 1962 SECL Title
Jackson and Wellston clash in Wellston for the SECL basketball title with leaders Jackson at 12-0 and Wellston at 10-2. Ed Spriggs leads scoring for Jackson while Jack Graham, Bob Heitzman and Keith Blankenship pace Wellston as both chase a share of the crown. If Wellston wins, a first place deadlock could form.
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Jackson
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Middleport
Ironmen
Ed Spriggs
Spriggs
SEOIL
Jack Graham
Bob Heitzman
Keith Blankenship
Athens
Pockets $9000 Littler Wins At Frisco
Gene Littler edged a tense finish to win the San Francisco Open, finishing two strokes ahead at 274. Knudson Casper and Rosburg chased from second, each earning $4600 and $2800 respectively. Finsterwald Cramp ton tied for fourth at 279 earning $2200 each. Nicklaus and Shave earned smaller sums with 290s.
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Littler
Milwaukee
Gene
San Diego
Knudson
Casper
Rosburg
Palm Springs
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Bruce Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Bob Shave
Willoughby
Roush and McKechnie Named Hall of Fame Draftees
Edd Roush and Deacon Bill McKechnie named to Baseball Hall of Fame by the veterans committee. They will be inducted July 23 in Cooperstown, joining Bobby Feller and Jackie Robinson. Roush recalls long voting waits, and McKechnie is celebrated for his managerial titles with Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Roush
McKechnie
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Baseball
Cooperstown
N. Y
Bobby Feller
Jackie Robinson
Indianapolis
Newark
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati
Buck Herzog
Wade Killefer
Bradenton
Fla
Robinson to Receive Most Valuable Award
Frank Robinson will receive the league's most valuable player award February 10 in Cincinnati at a banquet hosted by the baseball Writers Association and the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Warren Giles will present the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Warren Giles
Baseball Writers Association
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Unclear college basketball results across multiple games
Fragmentary OCR lists many scores and teams including St John s Georgetown Indiana Clemson Yale Louisville Temple Princeton Penn Auburn Georgia Temple Delaware Toledo Fordham CCNY West Virginia Georgetown Kansas State Notre Dame Iowa State Detroit Hillsdale Massachusetts Villanova and others with incomplete details and mismatched punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ete
St. John's
Ee College
South Carolina
Livingston
Bemidji
Mooriend
Ado
Cudanere State
Kent State
West Virginia Tech
Rio Grande
Connecticut
Vermont
St. Louis
Marquette
Drake
Tulsa
Princeton
Penn
Auburn
Georgia
Wilmington
Centre
Ohio Northern
Defiance
Capital
Mount Union
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Resees
Arietta
Kingstown
N. C. State
Clemson
Yale
Spring
Louisville
Wichita
W. Kentucky
E. Kentucky
Bradley
North Texas St
Duquesne
LaSalle
Maryland St
Delaware St
Toledo
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Loyola
Fordham
Burknell
CCNY
West
Top 10 College Hoops Poised for Busy Week Amid Rivalries
Ohio State remains undefeated at 14-0 and hosts Purdue as top teams Kentucky Cincinnati and Kansas State plan three or more games this week. Duke Duquesne and others chase key conference clashes while stars Lucas Dischinger and Rays highlight dramatic scoring across major showdowns.
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Ohio State
Purdue
Boilermarkers
Northwestern
Kentucky
Cincinnati
York Wins Thrilling Comeback To Tie Second In League
York used a second-half press to rally past Trimble 58 54 Saturday night. Tom Bentley scored 30 for York while Harry Russell led Trimble with 25 as York improves to 8 5 and Trimble falls to 6 2 in a tight league race with Albany and Troy.
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Trimble
York
Harry Hall
Bruins
Albany
Troy
Tom Bentley
Harry Russell
Miller
Erdy
Bolin
Russell
Mingus
Snyder
ORK
Jones and Eskey
Troy Bumps Waterloo Five in non league clash 68 to 52
Troy Trojans improved to 11 4 with a 68 52 non league win over Waterloo Five. Darrell Smith led Rockets with 19 points while Carthage Troy contributors Bibbee 31 and others paced the attack as Waterloo trailed throughout the second half. Officials Swain and Null supervised the game with reserves listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dischinger
Jimmy Rays
Indiana
Minnesota
Coolville
Carthage-Troy
Waterloo
Trojans
Larry Bibbee
Darrell Smith
Rockets
Swain
Null
Weekly Mixed Bowling Standings and Results
The page lists Sunday mixed league results across teams including Jimanott's Sunnybank's and Dupler's Sportswear with scores and placements. It also shows junior league results and weekly totals for F. H. Brewer & Co. Blackmore's Restaurant Hartzell's Luncheonette Kerr-Hunter Hardware Athens Pharmacy and Don's Donut Shop with various point tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimanott's
Sunnybank’'s
Dupler’s
Pendergrass Hardware
Mathews Goodyear
Lamborn
Sunnybank’s
Lamborn’s
Dupler’s Spokswear
Stephenson Acc’t
Don's Donut Shop
Kerr-Hunter Hardware
Hartzell’s
Feirview Drive-In
Athens Pharmacy
Blackmore's
F. H. Brewer & Co
Stephenson Ace’t
Kerr-Hunter
Loyola Ramblers Keep Scoring Lead Against St John’s
Loyola Ramblers, led by Jerry Harkness, beat St. John’s of New York 92-82 in Chicago Stadium to remain the national scoring leader with a 12-2 upcoming foe. Coach George Ireland’s trio of Harkness Egan Miller and Gavin pace a 89.3 ppg team as OU tickets remain available at Grover Center for the next game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyola University of Chicago
Ohio University
Grover Center
St. John’s of New York
Chicago
Bobcats
W. J.dutch Trautwein
Loyola Ramblers
Ohio State
Loyola
Jerry Harkness
John Egan
Mike Gavin
Vic Rouse
Ron Miller
Leslie Hunter
Ramblers
George Ireland
Ironton Defeats Gallipolis Five 59 34
Ironton Tigers beat Gallipolis Gallia Academy 59 to 34 in non league action. Rich Bacon led Ironton with 20 points while Joe Clark scored 15 before fouling out late. Gallipolis shot 24 percent from the field and 40 percent at the line as Ironton pulled away late.
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Gallipolis
Ironton
Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Rich Bacon
Lawrence Countians
Tigers
Carlos Dupler
Blue Devils
Joe Clark
Clark
Sheets
Pope
Lanier
Saunders
Tronton
Osborne
Wright
Ames Bern Registers Win Over McArthur
Ames Bern tops McArthur 56 to 40 as Gary Rise leads with 14 points amid early 16 9 first quarter and 31 19 halftime edge. Smith 19 Copeland 13 Bates 11 pace the winners while Wicker sat out for the Generals.
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Ames-Bern Registers
McArthur
Ames - Bern
Athens
Vinton
al Bowen
Greenies
Gary Rise
Larry Driggs
Mark Smith
Jim Copeland
Smith
Copeland
Dick Bates
Paul Haney
Doug Wicker
Generals
Athens Countians
Ames-Bern
Ames-Bermm McArthur
Skowron Signs and Reds Add Five In MLB Shifts
Bill Skowron, the Yankees first baseman with back trouble, signed a 1961 contract for 35 000 after hitting .267 with 28 homers and 89 RBIs last season. He described a personal stretching routine from Mayo Clinic guidance that helped his back. The Reds added five players including Don Blasingame and Jesse Gonder, while the White Sox picked up Ray Herbert, plus three rookies. Brooks Robinson agreed with the Orioles as Washington signed rookie pitchers Roy Heiser and Carl Middlesorf. Ted Savage joined the Phillies and Don Hoak the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Bill Moose Skowron
New York Yankees
Skowron
Cincinnati Reds
Mayo Clinic
Reds
Don Blasingame
Jesse Gonder
Chicago White Sox
Ray Herbert
Blasingame
San Francisco
Ed Bailey
Giants
White Sox
Herbert
Kansas City
Hurler
Chicago
A's
Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Washington Senators
Roy Heiser
Carl Middledorf
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Savage
Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Whisler Scores 45 as Laurelville Routs Pleasantville
LAURELVILLE 104 PLEASANTVILLE 78. Whisler, a 6-2 senior forward, scores 45 and pulls 24 rebounds to lift Laurelville. The Wildcats improve to 10-5. Pleasantville slumps.
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Laurelville
Ed Whisler
Pleasantville
Whisler
Wildcats
Woolard and Kalish
Standings and weekend results from the Eastern and Western divisions
The standings show Boston leading the Eastern Division with 38 wins and 6 losses, Philadelphia 34-21, Syracuse 24-30, and New York 18-33. In the Western Division Los Angeles leads 39-15, Cincinnati 30-23, Detroit 24-30, with Chicago 10-40. Weekend results include Philadelphia beating Boston 131-106 and 133-129 in overtime, Cincinnati over Syracuse 139-131, Los Angeles over Chicago 124-109, and Detroit 115-107 and 97- Detroit.
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Pet
Boston
Philadelphia
Syracuse
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Rio Grande Falls to West Virginia Tech 69 49
West Virginia Tech rallied after a tight first half to defeat Rio Grande 69 49 in a Saturday night road game. Tech controlled the second half as Rio Grande struggled to keep pace and dropped the contest.
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Welch
W. Va
West Virginia Tech
Rio Grande
Bobcats Rally To Beat Wesleyan In Final Relay
Ohio University swimmers overcome Wesleyan 49 46 in a tight meet at the Natatorium as the 400 yard freestyle relay closes strong. Chrysler and Sommers lead OU with record 440 time and key wins by Downard Meyer and Knaus.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Kent State
Mike Sommers
Bob Downard
Bob Chrysler
Bailey Kahl
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Wesleyan
Sommers
Wesleya
Chrysler
Bowling Green
Hank Rees
Jack Meyer
Chuck Woodlee
Bo Wallsten
Fred Fensel
Denny Knaus
Downard
Meyer
Cleveland Heights
Jim Brown
Brown
Fensel
Robin Farran
Gambier
Kenyon
Kahl
Cage State Tuesday Night Football Schedule
List of Tuesday night high school football games across Ohio venues including Pomeroy at Athens Jackson at Wellston Logan at Nelsonville Gallipolis at Middleport Eastern at Racine McConnelsville at Glouster North Gallia at Wiltonkgger Creek at Hannan Trace Southwestern at Oak Hill Rutland at Wahama Point Pleasant at Barboursville
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Pomeroy
Athens
Jackson
Wellston
Logan
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Middleport
Eastern
Racine
McConnelsville
Glouster
North Gallia
Wilton
Kgger Creek
Hannan
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George Strode
Frisco
Dow
George Knudson
Billy Casper
Bob Rosburg
Edd Roush
Veter
Ans
Deacon Bill
Washington
Yanks
Athens County
York Gymnasium
The
Plains
Ames Bern
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Federico Thompson
Argentina
Gue
Tech
Florida
North Texas
Bearcats
Houston
Kansas State
Iowa State
Nebraska
Colorado
Buffaloes
K State
Southern California
UCLA
Villanova
Dukes
Memphis State
Hubie White
Duke
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Miami
Chet Walker
Mc-Valley
North Texas State
Braves
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Rebels
Delta State
Jerry Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Lucas
Ace
Wisconsin
Badgers
Wellington
N. Z
Peter Snell
Herb Elliott
Snell
Cardinals
Six
Taggart
Bentley
Champ
Conker
Sanborn
Tigner
Rice
Brooks
McKibben
Adams
Kisor
Shambhart
Carthage
Bibbee
Hickel
Horner
Burdette
Parker
Bacon
Rawlins
Holley
Kiggin
Belville
Quarles
Totals
Keesee
Hale
Slone
Bates
Barnes
Reds Sion
Associated Press
Berry
Kemmerer
Markwood
Schiff
Eagle
King
M. Young
Fbert
Hartley
J. Young
Spencer
Johnston
Tatman
Rae
Michelob
U. S. Air Force
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tiger
David H. Jones
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mich
McAuliffe
Woodlee
Wallston
Owu
Cage State
Scotty Roberts
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