Wellston Edges In Sectional As Class B Play Opens
Wellston, Marietta and Lanaster won in a busy Class B sectional. Logan fell 79 66 to Gales with Don Calugh keying the Gales comeback while Lancaster’s Leohner and Cavanaugh led Logan’s early push. Albany meets Athens in a top billed 8 5 p m clash as Thornville faces Ames Bern in another opener.
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Giardello Knocks Out Mueller in Second Round Showdown
Milwaukee arena crowd of 10 003 sees Joe Giardello stop Pete Mueller in 29 seconds of the second round to surge as a top middleweight contender. He vows to pursue Bobo Olson next while Giardello faces Philadelphia court matters in a separate case.
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Special Guard Roses and Tigers Clash in Sluggish Vaguely Noted Bout
Togan bowed out with an 8-11 season mark as Southeastern entered with 16 defeats and was overwhelmed. Lamar Tiley led losers with five field goals while Kermit Evans scored 11 for the Rocket lineup. Billy Qualls Bob Wiley Earl Smith sparked a Panthers rally as Marietta, led by Karl Stephan, surged before intermission and held command into the fourth quarter.
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Thurman Powers Redlegs In Fielding Camp Hitting
In Tampa Fin Husky Thurman slugged three homers in a batting session as Cincinnati Redlegs ramp up Spring Training under Birdie Tebbetts. Tebbetts, satisfied with shape and pace, announced standard rules and a generous midnight curfew while players face separate schedules and meal times.
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Parsons Blue Devils Head 1955 All Star Team
Parsons Middleport earns Coach of the Year as SEC Sportswriters select the 1955 All Star squad. Dick Shrider’s Blue Devils place three on the first team and three on honorable mention, with Athens and Gallipolis prominent and Ron Williams named to the first team.
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Dud) Smith
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Sonny) Ellis
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Doyt Perry named head coach at Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University president Ralph W. McDonald announced Doyt Perry will take the head football coaching post succeeding Bob Whittaker who resigned after four years. Perry a Bowling Green alumnus and former OSU backfield coach joined BG after coaching at Lorain and Columbus schools. Gene Fekete will replace Perry as assistant backfield coach.
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Bob) Whittaker
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This Week's Tourney Card Card Event Schedule
Local youth basketball schedule lists Jackson U8 v9 Belpre versus Athens, Wellston against Marietta, Lancaster and Lancaster matchups. Thornville faces Ames, Middleport meets McArthur, Friday features range and St Aloysius, with Thornville/Ames winner 8:30 pm.
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Steubenville Clinches NAIA Tourney Bid With 85 61 Win
Steubenville topped Findlay 85 61 as Paul Brownlee scored 35 points to secure a spot in the NAIA Basketball Tournament starting March 7 in Kansas City. Findlay ends 19 3. Steubenville improves to 24 4. Mount Union edges Hiram 96 80. Western Reserve beats Youngstown College 83 84. Cedarville loses 108 62 to Defiance. Denison tops Oberlin 80 40. Capital defeats Wittenberg 88 80.
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OU's Jim Snyder A Transformation To A Winning Season
The article traces Jim Snyder's coaching evolution at Ohio University from 1950s struggles to a promising 1981-82 outlook. It notes his shift from a reserved leader to a locker smashing motivator, the 8-13 season, and a fresh group of determined players seen as key to a potential MAC title run.
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Baseball scores and exhibition results listed
Rest Johnstown 7 urong maids 4 Fort Wayne 3 Cincinnati 4 Exhibition Cleveland AHL 7 Troy IHL
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Hank Cracks Whip on Doby and Thinning Tigers
Detroit manager Harris weighs Fains knee and rookie help as Fain acknowledges knee pain on first day of camp. Greenberg disciplines Orioles outfielder Doby after failed contract talks and seeks firm commitment from veterans and new signees alike.
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Ohio high school basketball scores mix in early season rundown
A fragmented OCR dump shows numerous small college and high school basketball results across Ohio and nearby cities, listing teams such as Canton Lincoln, Oberlin, Mount Union, Western Reserve, Greenburg, West Carrollton, Dayton, Springfield, and Cleveland area schools with varied scores plus scattered notes on player movements and league play.
Marietta Hosts Ohio U in pivotal season finale
Ohio U coach Jim Snyder previewed a tough finish as Marietta hosts Ohio University in Ban Johnson Field House. The Pioneers aim for a 22nd win and seek to extend a two season undefeated Ohio Conference run, led by Mark Davis near 600 season points.
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Bucky) Davis
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Big Ten May Reject Plan of NCAA TV
Speculation that the Big Ten may break from the NCAA football television plan grows on the eve of the Western Conference Television Committee meeting at East Lansing. Doug Mills of the University of Illinois criticizes the game of the week plan during testimony before the Illinois Senate Education Committee. Illinois has a bill allowing telecasting athlete contests, sent to the House floor.
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Campanella declares hand ready for spring training
Vero Beach Florida catcher Roy Campanella, once MVP, says his injured hand is better after surgery last year. On the first day of spring sessions he took nine swings and reported no pain, numbness fading, and the thumb-index muscle rebuilding as he works to time the bat.
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Fights Last Night in Milwaukee and St Louis Result
Boxing notes report a knockout night with MILWAUKEE fighter Jory Uimracilo beating Charles Sonny in St Louis. Details include locations Philadelphia and a listed referee tag 15815. The outcome highlights a knocked out victory in a nocturnal bout series.
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