Toledo Invades To Close Ohio Cage Season
Toledo visits Ohio University in a MAC clash as the Rockets chase a share of third while Ohio aims to climb. Jim Cox and Wil Babione pace Toledo with Dennis Parzynski and Bob Aston key inside. Ohio counters with Schroeder Williams and Hammond, plus a halftime gymnastics act by Muriel Davis Grossfeld.
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Toledo
Ohio
Bowling Green
Falcons
Marshall
Ohio- Toledo
Jim Cox
Wil Babione
Rockets
Cox
Babione
John Schroeder
Bobcats
Ken Fowlkes
Mike Hammond
Fowlkes
Hammond
Seph
Dennis Parzynski
Bob Aston
Bill Backensto
Seph Babione
Fred Cluff
Phil Williams
Dave Brown
Seph Marshall Hatcher
Muriel Davis Grossfeld
Bobcats Academic Leaders Named to MAC All Academic Teams
COLUMBUS M Bill Backensto of Toledo heads the Mid-American Conference All Academic Basketball Team. The first team includes Jerry Pierson of Miami Fred Cluff of Ohio University Russ Hamilton of Ohio University and Bill Coole of Western Michigan. Second team features Frank Lukacs Wayne Young Ed Behm Jim Jordan and Don White with Miami Ohio Bowling Green Marshall and Toledo represented.
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Columbus
Bill Backensto
Toledo
Bob James
Jerry Pierson
Miami
Fred Cluff
Ohio University
Russ Hamilton
Bill Coole
Western Michigan
Frank Lukacs
Soph Wayne Young
Ohio U
College Top Ten Final Through Feb Twenty Sixth
The Top Ten teams and records through games of Saturday February 26 show Kentucky 23-0 Texas Western 22-0 Duke 20-3 Chicago Loyola 21-2 Vanderbilt 21-3 Kansas 20-3 St Josephs Pa 21-4 Providence 21-3 Nebraska 18-4 Cincinnati 20-5 with points tallies listed beside each team.
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Kentucky
Texas Western
Duke
Chicago Loyola
Vanderbilt
Kansas
St. Joseph's
Providence
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Blohm Named MAC Player of the Week
Western Michigan guard Bob Blohm earned the Mid American Conference player of the week after scoring 36 points. He keyed a 74 72 triple overtime win at Toledo with six of Western’s eight overtime points and sealed the victory with a final seven second jumper.
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Columbus
Bob Blohm
Western Michigan
Blohm
South Bend
Ind
Western
Toledo
Marshall
Larry Horner
Kent State
Tom Langfitt
Jerry Pierson
Miami
Russell Tops All-Americas in AP basketball selections
Cazzie Russell of Michigan headlines the 1966 AP All-America team, becoming a two time honoree. Also on the first team are Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt, Dave Schellhase of Purdue, Louie Dampier of Kentucky, and Dave Bing of Syracuse.
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New York
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Associated Press
Cazzie
Clyde Lee
Dandy
Vanderbilt
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Dampier
Russell
All-American Team Named by AP for 1966
The Associated Press selected the 1966 All-America basketball team from votes by 214 writers and broadcasters. First team includes Cazzie Russell, Clyde Lee, Dave Schellhase, Louie Dampier and Dave Bing with their schools and hometowns listed. second and third teams feature Jim Walker, Jack Marin, Bob Verga, Dick Snyder, Matt Guokas, Walt Wesley, Henry Finkel, Bob Lewis, Thad Jaracz, and Pat Riley with their respective schools and locales.
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Jack Marin
Bob Verga
Dick Snyder
Davidson
Matt Guokas
St. Joseph’s
Marin
Verga
Snyder
Guokas
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Henry Finkel
Dayton
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Kentucky
Thad Jaracz
Pat Riley
Associated Press
Russell
Chicago
Michigan
Lee
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Schellhase
Evansville
Ind
Purdue
Adolph Rupp
Dampier
Indianapolis
Bing
Washington, D. C
Syracuse
Orangemen
New York
Cazzie Russell
Clyde Lee
Dave Schellhase
Louie Dampier
Dave Bing
Washington
D.C
Jim Walker
Providence
Boston
Farrell
Sea Girl
North Canton
Ohio
Matt Guokas, Jr
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Fort Myers
Fla
Union City
Lexington
Schenectady
N.Y
Ohio Teams Discover Varied Cage Troubles
Michigan State trounced Ohio State 98-79 at Columbus as Youngstown state fell 71-69 in 3 overtimes after a 42-42 regulation tie. Loyola crushed Bowling Green 109-70 in Chicago, while Central State and Findlay won NAIA District 22 playoff openers. Otterbein failed NCAA declaration on academic average, jeopardizing regional eligibility.
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Ohio State
Youngstown
Otterbein
Buckeye
Bowling Green
Chicago Loyola
Central State
Findlay
Columbus
Michigan
Gannon
Erie
Otter
Association
Lynn W. Turner Otterbein
NCAA
Pennsylvania
Penn
Stan Washington
Bill Curtis
Spartan
al Peters
Bucks
Penguins
Loyola
Kent
Western Kentucky
Corky Bell
Ohio College
Chicas Loyola
Defiance
Bluffton
St Louis Edges Detroit 108 103 In Monday NBA Result
St Louis defeated Detroit 108 to 103 in a Monday NBA game. Boston plans to visit St Louis and Detroit hosts Baltimore in later matchups with New York and San Francisco also on the slate.
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National Basketball Association
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Williamson Shaft Co Leads Inaccurate Credit Line Summary
Vague OCR readouts show figures and names like Williamson Shaft Co and Blackmore Restaurant alongside scorer totals Susie Antle Wilson Carr Bill Balfour Kenny Kerr Rex and Sidney Grimes. The fragment mixes firm names with unclear percentages and numbers, lacking a coherent event or date.
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Blackmore
Ohio University Grants Varsity Status to Ice Hockey
Ice hockey is named the 11th varsity sport at Ohio University by Athletic Director Bill Rohr at the team banquet. Coach John McComb led the club squad to a 79-46-2 record, with legacy schedules against major programs.
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Ohio University
Bill Rohr
John McComb
Ohio
Michigan State Wisconsin
Army
Colorado College
Boston State College
Ohio State
Cornell
Hamilton College
Michigan
University of Windsor
Top Award To Goalie Tiff Cook
Sophomore goalie Tiff Cook was named the Most Valuable Player on Ohio University's 1965-66 hockey team at the banquet in Baker Center. Captain Ted Martin announced Jerry Muerge will captain next year with Jim Barrett and Joe Ciolek as assistants. Cook posted 592 saves and 81 goals allowed in 21 games while Barrett set records with 31 goals and 51 points.
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Bobcats
Ohio University
Bill Rohr
Jerry Nuerge
John McComb
Rohr
Tiff Cook
Baker Center
Ted Martin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Jerry Muerge
Jim Barrett
Joe Ciolek
Cook
Willowdale
Ont
Barrett
Chesterhill Basketball Ends as Morgan County Consolidates
Chesterhill High School ends its basketball history after a 43 game losing streak. The district consolidates with Stockport Denvertown Malta McConnelsville to form Morgan High School four miles southeast of MecConnelsville on Ohio 376. Jerry Brannon, Malta McConnelsville coach, named athletic director of the new school.
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Chesterhill
Chesterhill High School
Matamoros
Marietta
Stockport
Denvertown
Malta-McConnelsville
Morgan High School
MecConnelsville
Ohio
Morgan County
Reinersville
Homer Union
M and M
Pennsville
Trimble
Glouster
Malta-McConnelsville High School
Jerry Brannon
New
Philo High School
Dizzy Dean Fired as Curt Gowdy Hired for Game of the Week
NBC signs Curt Gowdy to replace Dizzy Dean for the Baseball Game of the Week. Dean, 55, says he was told to retire after Falstaff Brewing Co sponsor pulled him from the telecasts. Dean vows to try to return on air as Gowdy takes the play by play role.
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Wiggins
Miss
Dizzy Dean
Dean
New York
Falstaff Brewing Co
Pee Wee Reese
Cbs—Tv
NBC
Falstaff
Ole Diz
Curt Gowdy
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Hall of Fame
Ohio High School Basketball Sectional and District Results
Ohio sectional and district tournament scores list for Monday across classes AA and A with games at Columbus Newark Hamilton Steubenville Steubenville Bedford Struthers and other sites. Notable outcomes include Worthington 62 over Westerville 27 and Grove City 61 over Hilliard 58.
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Ohio
Columbus
Newark
Hamilton
Worthington
Westerville
Grove City
Hilliard
Bedford
Cleveland
John Hay
Shaker Heights
Warrensville
Struthers
Brookfield
Youngstown
Raven
Liberty
Coach Walker Reverses Decision at Warren High
Columbus report says Dick Walker will not take coaching duties at Western Reserve High School in Warren. He cites personal reasons and plans to pursue a master’s degree at Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Watterson
Dick Walker
New
Western Reserve High School
Warren
Walker
Ohio State University
Elks State Tournament Ends With Second Place Finish
Four Ath ens teams competed in the Elks State Bowl ing tournament at Lima last weekend with one squad taking second place at a 3096 total. Al Watson finished fourth on the board with 1847 in all events and Ralph Kyle set a high single game of 256 for one shift among 32 players. Sonny Guy returns to Mississippi State University after 13 years to resume as the Bulldogs track coach.
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Athens
Lima
al Watson
Ralph Kyle
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