Jackson Ups Loop Lead In SE Ohio Hoop Race
MIDDLEPORT Jackson Ironmen, riding a five game win streak, edged Middleport 62 61 to grab a share of the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League lead. Jackson moved to 9 3 in league play and 11 4 overall with two games left, while Middleport dropped to 7 4 in league and 10 4 overall, tying Logan for second. Harold Howe led Jackson with 16 points as Chris Mullins followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Jackson Ironmen
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Ironmen
Wellston
Athens
Jackson
Logan
Yellow Jackets
Dave Patton
Mark Tannehill
Bill Swan
Harold Howe
Chris Mullins
Middleport Ironmen top Jackson in rough 51 45 clash
Middleport defeated Jackson 51 to 45 as the Ironmen hit 26 of 39 free throws to Jackson’s 18 of 40. Jackson players fouled out four, while Middleport had three fouls. Bradbury led Middleport with 18 points and Nelson 14 as Tannehill added 14 and Davis 5. Jackson’s Howe Mullins Mount and Lee Glasgow fouled out. Jackson shot 18 of 45 from the floor, Middleport 19 of 50, with a 34-33 rebounding edge for Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Mount
Asa Bradbury
Middleport
Bill Davis
Mark Tannehill
Yellow Jackets
Jackson
Howe
Mullins
Mount
Lee Glasgow
Bradbury
Don Nelson
Wayne Davis
Ironmen
Red Howe
Gull
Ohio College Basketball Results and Records
Ohio College games include Kent State 53 versus St Louis 63 and Cincinnati 60 Dayton 71. Marietta 80 defeated Kenyon S Re erewe, Ky. 1 Rio Grande Otto Northern 82 Capital 7% Otterbein 79. Ohio State at Northwestern postponed to Monday. Ohio University fullback Bob Houmard set a Bobcat rushing record with 41 carries for 162 yards against Xavier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onle Stee
Kent State
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dayton
Miami
Toledo
St. Bonaventure
Marietta
Kenyon
Erewe
Rio Grande
Otto Northern
Capital
Otterbein
Kentucky
Southern
Ohio State
Northwestern
Ohio University
Bob Houmard
Xavier
Bulldogs Snap Losing Streak In Athens win over Pomeroy at home
The Athens Bulldogs ended a six game slide by beating Pomeroy 57 to 53 at the Athens gym. Curt Heady led Athens with 19 points while Bill Radford scored 20 for Pomeroy. Athens improves to 6-4 in league play and remains in contention for the SECAL title as Jackson Logan and Middleport hold top spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Bulldogs
Pomeroy
Athens Gymnasium
Bulldogs
Middleport
Logan
Athens
Curt Heady
Bill Radford
Jack Clark
Denny Rapp
Ronnie Logan
Gallipolis
Jackson
Nelsonville
Radford
Eric Hummel
Bill Moore
Swisher
Moore
Whaley
Thens
Hull
Oz. Rapp
Heady
Clark
Eblen
Hummel
Green
State Capital News Value in Daily Report
The paper highlights its role in covering government work for lawmakers and factions, with major stories from Saigon to the Supreme Court, disease research, fashion, and city affairs. It emphasizes its local staff and AP network delivering daily global news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Wellston Rockets cruise past Gallipolis in league win
Wellston built a 49-26 halftime lead and rolled to a 93-75 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League victory over Gallipolis. Five Rockets hit double figures led by Mark Hayburn and Steve Jeffers with 20 each. Gallipolis star Gene Jackson poured in 23 as the Blue Devils shot 34 percent to Wellston's 57. Wellston also won the earlier junior game 37-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Skip Downard
Robbie Buescher
Terry McManus
Blue Devil
Gene Jackson
Bob Ford
John Davidson
Tom Meadows
Rockets
Meadows
Gilkey
Jackson
Davidson
Ford
Spencer
Hayburn
Morrow
Jeffers
King
Buescher
Downard
K. McManus
T. McManus
Milliken
Lavender
Logan Ties For 2nd After SECAL Victory
Logan Chiefs beat Nelsonville Greyhounds 88 to 79 to move into a tie for second in the SECAL. Four Logan players hit double figures led by Greg Poston with 25. Tim Pancake led Nelsonville with 26. Logan shot 46.3 percent (38 of 82) while Nelsonville hit 49.2 percent (32 of 65) and dominated rebounding 43 boards to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Logan
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Athens
Greg Poston
Chuck Kemper
Mike Weiland
Bill Westfall
Chiefs
Tim Pan
Cake
Sandy Harold
Courtney Haning
Greyhounds
Harold
Pancake
Kemper
Westfall
Chieftains
Weatton
Mike Welland
Stone
Poston
Brooker
Hubbard
Stimel
Coker
Haning
Corrigan
Labor Wisse Antaten
Rutland defeats Racine to seize fourth in conference
Rutland edged Racine 65 to 41 to rise to fourth in the Mid-Ohio Valley Conference while Racine dropped to fifth. Roger Davis led Rutland with 14 points, Perry Kennedy 12, and Joe Hawkins and Gary Drenner 10 each. Sherm Cundiff led Racine with 18 as Racine’s reserves won the opener 38-27. Rutland shot 37 percent to Racine’s 33 and held a 49-36 rebounding edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Racine
Tornadoes
Roger Davis
Red Devils
Perry Kennedy
Joe Hawkins
Gary Drenner
Sherm Cundiff
Davis
Sea Online
Knorr
Kennedy
Brenner
Scott Od Young
Lathey
Wood
Three AJHS Teams Win tage Games
Athens Junior High School basketball teams won all three games against Ames Bern on Saturday. Seventh graders led by Jim Scott with 14 points won 44 29 as Mike Green added 10 and Neil Meir led Ames Bern with 11. Eighth graders won 38 36 with Dick Rutter scoring 15 and Bob Beverage 10. Ninth graders beat Ames Bern 41 35 as Dave Coon scored 14 and Skip Dennison 10. Rise of Ames Bern led with 15. All three Athens teams meet Trimble at 4 30 p.m. Tuesday and Jackson next Saturday at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ames- Bern
Jim Scott
Mike Green
Neil Meir
Dick Rutter
Bob Beverage
Chuck Robinson
Dave Coon
Skip Dennison
Ames-Bern
Trimble
Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
AF Ae
Jack & Jill
Sunnybank’ Eee
Globe Orthopedic
Buckeye
Hawk
Dale
Shank
Apple
Robert Steene
F Sewer
Frost Grocer
Eeeuse Sens
Athena
Stace Plumbing Henares
Laughlin
Are
Real
Bugs
Ohio College
Ebay
Princeton
Penn
Proviesnes Et Paten Sa
Syracuse
Ore Army
Konto T
Acrn
Lonsing St
Omerkl
Bradley
Duke
North Carolina
West
Virginia
Maryland
Auburn
Georgia
Tennessee
Minaissdi
Wake Forest
Vandervilt
Miss. St. Ga
Tech
Florida
Carolina
Furman
Chicaro
Loyola
Tex
West St. Brig
Steubenville
Tulea
Wichita
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan St
Wisconsin
Detroit
Marquette
Joty
Nebraska
Miscourie
UCLA
Shinola
Villangva
Duquesne
Panthers
Athen
Rapp
Mike Goodwin
Ron Deem
THE
Associated Press
the Indispensable News Service
Kracine
Cundiff
McClintock
Wallbrown
T. Diddle
Beegle
B. Diddle
Philadelphia
Foston
New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
St Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Laws
Boston
Baltiners
Cisco
Memphis
A Francisco
AJHS
the Tavern
Michelob