Ohio high school basketball faces three-class plan
At Sunday drawings Ohio evaluates moving from two to three classifications to balance AA and A programs. Coaches favorals include shifting sectional sites from Ohio University and potential Berea or Kent regional placements. Portsmouth’s Harry Weinbrecht joins coalitions, with Berea Regional now a possible route for Athens winner.
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Butch) Weinbrecht
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Ohio High School Class AA sectional basketball results
Dayton Xenia 64 and Dayton Belmont 50 lead a day of Class AA sectional games. Other scores include Middletown 64 Greenhills 52 and Princeton 84 Sycamore 57 with numerous wins across Cincinnati Columbus and Youngstown districts.
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Bell to Bell: Boxing Figures in Spotlight
Joey Maxim, former light heavyweight champ, appears in current boxing events as an active figure in promoting and commentary. John Ridgers is a lesser publicly known boxing trainer and regional organizer. Buddy Nature Boy Rovers is a ring nickname for a manager tied to Floyd Patterson, known for clashes with the International Boxing Club over control of bouts.
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Bobcats Narrowly Fall to No 19 Louisville 72 70
Ohio University nearly upset nationally ranked Louisville as Bobcats led late and tied 70 70 with 38 seconds left. Bobcats received 26 by Bob Anderson while Louisville’s Fred Sawyer and John Turner paced the Cardinals. Final seconds saw Anderson miss as Louisville held on for 72 70 win before about 5000 at Kentucky State Fairgrounds Coliseum.
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Marietta Tigers win Class AA sectional title over Lancaster
Frank Christie scored 25 points to lead Marietta in a 78 64 win over Lancaster as the Tigers clinched the Class AA Sectional title. Jim Sorenson Tom Baker and John Wilburn contributed double figure totals setting up the district tournament next Thursday in Men's Gymnasium.
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Athens Rollerbowl Saturday Junior League Standings
The Athens Rollerbowl junior league shows Alley Gaters leading with 6 wins and 4 losses, while Lucky Strikes and Black Balls compete for top team honors. Individual leaders include Butch Gardner with high singles and three-game totals, and Dwight Duncan topping the Sunday men’s standings with 245-595.
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Ohio U. hockey team nets second in league with Fenn win
Ohio University clinched second place in the Ohio Intercollegiate Hockey Association by defeating Fenn 5-1. Caldwell scored twice in the first period as Worden and Hill also contributed, while penalties mounted to 24 in the game. Separate note: Dick Hyde of the Senators is drawing interest from the Yankees.
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NHL Sunday and Saturday Results Report
National Hockey League scores and schedule recap with results from Sunday Chicago 3 Detroit 1 New York 1 Toronto 1 tie and Saturday Montreal 6 New York 1 Chicago 5 Boston 2 Detroit 4 Toronto 2 Boston at Detroit listed for Tuesday and no Monday games.
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Ohio Cage Picture Remains Unsettled
Ohio college basketball faces a sprint toward the finish as 20 of 41 teams are active with final conferences deciding titles. Wittenberg hosts Akron in a pivotal showdown while Cincinnati tops Missouri Valley standings with North Texas due tonight. Miami and Bowling Green contend, and Bradley threatens Cincinnati in the Missouri Valley race.
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Johnson wins Baton Rouge Open after rain delays
Husky Howie Johnson seized the Baton Rouge Open title with a 283 total after rain prolonged play. He tied Jay Hebert at one under par after a final round 70, the best winning score in the eight year history of the event. John MecMullin finished third at 285 after a 75 and 72.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup Across Leagues
A wide set of late season college basketball results from major conferences shows Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia Tech, and Auburn posting wins, with Stanford, Denver, and Marquette among notable scorers. Notable upsets and OT notes appear across the Atlantic Coast, Big Eight, and Pacific Coast listings.
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Red Auerbach Criticizes Celtics Officials After Loss
Boston coach Red Auerbach voiced a forceful protest after the Celtics fell 104 102 to the St Louis Hawks. He had deferred to other coaches to argue with officials when Bill Russell was charged, then publicly aired his displeasure.
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Stroh's Clinches Athens Woman's Bowling Title in 2575 Series
Stroh's Beer wins the Athens City Women's Bowling Championship at Sportland with a 2575 series. Neal's Florists and Sunnybank Greenhouse follow in second and third, while Francis Saunders leads all events handicapped and Margaret Adams tops scratch totals. Singles and doubles begin Friday at Roller Bowl.
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Track Feud Brews After ICAA Meet
New York relay meet sparks a coach dispute as Penn State and Manhattan clash after a close IC4A win. George Eastment defends a judges ruling over White and Herman, while Chick Werner vows to question the IC4A decision and seek a ruling change. Manhattan edged the meet with the 2 mile relay as Delany tops indoor mile stars Rozsavolgyi, Coleman and Dellinger.
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Weekend Fights Across Cities Highlight Mexican and South African Bouts
In Mexico City Raul Raton Macias, 127, outpointed Ernesto Parra, 126, Mexico. In Johannesburg Mike Holt, 169, South Africa, out pointed Jerry Luedee, 176, New Haven. In Hollywood Roberto Mono Garcia, 136, Mexico, knocked out Jimmy Moser, 131, Los Angeles.
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Chauncey and Frank's tie for first in Nelsonville league
Chauncey tied with Frank's after Sunday action at Chauncey Dover High School as Chauncey beat Sylvania 88 to 46 while Frank's fell 76 to 73 to Coker's. Reeder's Gas won by forfeit over New Straits ville.
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Lane Urges AL Clubs to Battle Yankees
ST PETERSBURG Fla Frank Lane general manager of the Cleveland Indians calls on American League clubs to join him in all out warfare against the New York Yankees. He says all teams should share a common objective to do everything possible on the field to prevent the Yankees from winning again.
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NBA Scores Roundup From March Night Playoffs
National Basketball Association results show Minneapolis 10, Philadelphia 140, New York 115, St. Louis 104, Boston 102, Detroit 117, Cincinnati 101. New York 112, Minneapolis 107, Cincinnati 124, St. Louis 122 OT, Philadelphia and Detroit at New York, Syracuse at New York.
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