Minership Junction City rout in district tourney thriller
Murray City from Hocking County upset Junction City 56 to 54 at Men's Gymnasium as Jack Wooten hit a last second shot. The Miners erased a nine point deficit, overcoming John Sweeney’s defense and Larry Smith’s 18 points to clinch a Perry County Tournament win and threaten New Lexington’s title hopes. Free throws and a second unit surge propelled Murray City past McArthur in a later game.
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Jack Gilbert
Murray City
Hocking County
Junction City
Jack Wooten
Perry County
Cincinnati
Hockings County
Wooten
John Sweeney
Wildcats
Sweeney
Wildcat
Larry Smith
Murray
Smith
Bob Spencer Tomed
Jim Griggs
Bill Spencer
Francis Metager
Jim Sanborn
Griges
Larry Senith
Junction
Messenger Sportaphotos
Don Moore
New Lexington Tops Perry County In Tournament Thriller
New Lexington defeated Perry County 48 to 42 in a fast paced tournament game led by Gill with 26 points. Ault and McArthur fueled the Generals early, but New Lexington surged ahead in the second half to secure the win and advance to the semi finals alongside Murray City and Rio Grande.
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Lexington
McArthur
Tom’ Gill
Generals
Perry County
New Lexington
Mee Ahr Wag Abe
John Cume F
Dave Arnett
Uzer
Deane Ault
Bruce McLin
Perry Countians
Mel Arthur
Ahve
Ault
Onty
Pans
Murray City
Ita
Rio
Grande
Ohio
Associated Clase
Athens
Feller Feels Optimism as Indians Readying Pitch Mix
Feller discussed talking with the Indians and refining a new pitch to boost his value and readiness for games. He noted Manager Al Lopez plans a careful rotation with the Big Three plus Score, aiming to keep him sharp for the season.
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Feller
NAIA tournament opener tests St Francis Terriers
The St Francis Terriers face a first round test in Kansas City as Loyola of San Angeles and Southwestern of Winfield vie for a six day NAIA tournament lead. Southwestern, with 400 students, trails Loyola 41 at halftime as Belit College, Whitworth, and Steubenville's Souther highlight opening day scoring.
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Speeterse
The
St. Francis Terriers
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Lin
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Quincy
Winfield
Kan
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Beliot
Wis) College
Whitworth
Spokane
Wash
College of Steuenville
Misigue
Souther
Steubenville
Paul Brownlee
Ohioanade
Mike Lissippi
Wininger Wins $2200 In Baton Rouge Open
Wininger, a PGA tour player, won $2200 in the Baton Rouge Open after an eight under par finish. He defeated Jimmy Clark of Cocoa Beach, Maxwell, and two others in a playoff for first money.
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Wininger
Okahoma
Fourney
Saly
Jimmy Clark
Guna Beach
Calif
Odessa
Mesh ‘Maxwell
Four-Game Schedule On Tonight In Athens
The Class A tournament race heats up as four games start at 6 pm in Athens. Gallipolis and Portsmouth chase semifinal spots, with Portsmouth West facing Jackson and Wheelersburg meeting Chillicothe in the upper bracket. Gallipolis and Portsmouth aim for a solid lead to reach the regionals. a pair of upsets could reshape the path to the finals.
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Athens
Atheny
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Portsmouth West
West
Jackson
Wheelersburg
Chillicothe
Greenfield
George Heller
Trojans
Champons
This Week's Tourney Card
Athens versus Wheelersboro at 6 pm. Jackson meets opponents on Saturday finals. Rio Grande faces Murray at 4 30 pm. Thornville battles New Lexington in a 22 3 matchup.
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Rio Grande
Murrayay
Thornville
New Lexington
Fights Last Night Fight results from New York and Brooklyn
In New York Rennie Delaney defeated Sugar AL Wilson by points, 10 rounds. Akron fighter 149 percent accuracy, 147 for Wilson. In Brooklyn Gil Turner stopped Joe Miceli in 155 fashion, Philadelphia opponent 142, New York crowd watching.
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New York
Rennie Delaney
Akron
AL Wilson
Brooklyn
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Joe Miceli
Toro
Explorers Open Defense of National Basketball Title With Mountaineers
Mountaineers face Explorers as national title defense begins in a stacked NCAA tournament slate. Local teams from Philadelphia to Kansas City prepare for regional playoffs after a diverse set of first round matchups.
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Mountaineers
Francisco
Dons
All America Billumelly
West Texas
San Francisco
Idaho State
Ackdes Seale
Seattie Holds
Bs Atered
Oklahoma
Bate
Philadelphia
Evanston
Manhattan
Kan
Corvallis
Ore
Kansas City
Pan American track warmup stars Santee and Dwyer
The Pan American track program features Wes Santee and Fred Dwyer as the headliners in a major warmup tonight at Public School Stadiums. A large Texas crowd is expected to watch top trackmen from Texas and Oklahoma, including a swap in mile events between Santee and Dwyer following their East Coast indoor rivalry.
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Wes Santee
Fred Dwyer
Texas
Avens
Alahoma
Univers
Madison Square Garden
Pung Wins Tourney in Jacksonville Open Golf
Honolulu housewife Pung fired a 72 to break a four way tie and win the Jacksonville Women’s Open with a 201 total. Mary Lena Faulk, Patty Berg and Fay Crocker trailed by one stroke at the finish, finishing in a deadlock at the start of the final round.
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Smn
Ita Fiat
Jackie "Pung
Honolulu
Jacksonville
Mary Lena Faulk
Patty Berg
Fay Crocker
Mrs. Pung
Pitching Not Only Problem For Tebbetts
AMPA Fla The pitching problem at the Cincinnati Redies spring training camp has 4 battermate catching pret Andy Seminick a year old veteran is getting to the point where it will be tough if he has to catch in 100 or more.
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Ampa
Cincinnati Redies
Andy Seminick
Albany Riding Club Plans Wednesday Meeting at Zimmermans
The newly formed Albany Riding Club will meet Wednesday at its headquarters Zimmerman bin north of Albany. Officials urge all ST members and anyone interested in the club activities to attend. Refreshments will be served and badges presented. The club originated by the county group interested in pleasure horse and trail riding. President is Keith Immerman. membership is open.
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Albany Riding Club
Zimmerman, bin
North of Albany
Keith’ Immerman
MAC Swimmers Aim for Six New Records at Kent Meet
The third annual Mid-American Conference swimming championships at Kent State University on March 10 aim to set six new records across events. Ohio University seeks its third straight title with defending champions in the 30 and 100 free, both diving events, and both breaststroke events, while several relay and individual marks showed season-time improvements.
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Omore
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