Hamden's Young on 2nd Squad All Ohio pick
Virginia of Cleveland area. Larry Jordan, Richmondale Southeastern star, led 25 straight wins and 30 point average to earn All-Ohio Class A first or third team honors. Also named Jim Dalrymple Adena and Steve Peaytt Brillian along with Mark Smith Ames Bern on third team. NBA playoffs wrap with Western and Eastern semifinals listed.
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Ohio
Ross County
Larry Jordan
Richmondale Southeastern
Dresden Jefferson
Jordan
Associated Press
Bowl At Middletown ATHENS TEAMS IN STATE MEET
The 60th annual Ohio State Bowl Association tourney runs Feb 29 to May 17 in Middletown. Twelve Athens teams bowl this weekend at two sites, with captains listed for the 5 man team event at J J Lanes. Doubles and singles Sunday at Sports Bowl Lanes feature many pairing combinations. Last weekend Syracuse Ballpark Team and Swisher and Lohse Drugs of Pomeroy participated.
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Crow’s Steak House
Tom McBride, Jr
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High Boys
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Royal McBee
Virgil Conkey
Kinneer Motors
Bill Adams
George Merchant
Bumpass Contractors
Ed Robbin
K. T. Crossen
George Perry
Campus
John Green
Carling
Lewis Ogg
Lawhead Press
Vance Road
Poston
Pete Bailey
Ron Bickley
Floyd Ballenger
Gomer Jones
Ralph Kyle
Dudley
Bumpass
Don Olbers
Robert Main
Richard Erb
Ed Robbins
Jack Neal
Bob McAfee
Don Strawn, Jr
Kent Bumpass
Ted Williams
Norm Engh
Calvin Whiteside
James Dodds
Robert Hillyer
Leon Henson
John Hammack
Roger Pidcock
Earl McGee
Don Price
Earl Davis
Marion Wood
Leroy Hashman
Tom McBride
C. Pendergrass
G. Hi
Ott Wagner
David Strawn
Syracuse
Swisher and Lohse Drugs
Pomeroy
Funeral for Miami athletics chief Brickels draws 600
About 600 attended the Oxford services for John L. Brickels longtime Miami University athletic director. Rev. Leonard Confar praised his influence and legacy, saying he cast a long shadow on countless students. Brickels, 57, died Tuesday and was buried in Oxford Cemetery. Richard Shrider was named acting athletic director.
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John L. Brickels
Leonard Confar
Miami University
John
Brickell
Oxford Cemetery
Brickels
Richard Shrider
John L. Brickell
Shrider
Glenford
Ohio University
Miami
Coaches Confident as Four Teams Face NCAA Semifinals
Four coaches John Wooden UCLA Duke Michigan Kansas State express optimism despite injuries plane incident and travel worries. UCLA, 28 0 top ranked, faces Kansas State 22 5 while Duke 25 4 meets Michigan 22 4 with winners advancing to the title game.
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Kansas City
Cazzie Russell
Duke
UCLA
Kansas States
John Wooden
Dave Strack
Michigan
Vic Bubas
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Banquet Planned for Racine Basketball Team
Racine will host a banquet honoring its 21 1 basketball squad. It will take place Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the high school cafeteria. Tickets are on sale at Southern Local Schools. Reservations are due by Tuesday evening. Robert Grimm of UPI will be the featured speaker.
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Racine
Mike Morrison
Robert Grimm
UPI
North-South high school all star game approved in Ohio
After a two year lapse Ohio high school basketball coaches win NCAA approval for a North South all senior all star game to be held Saturday June 27 at Marion Coliseum. Tom Thatcher of Sulphur Springs leads the push for resumption of the Yankkee Rebel fray where the South holds a 3 1 advantage. Profits from the event will go to a college scholarship for a member of the winning state Class AA team.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marion Coliseum
Tom Thatcher
Sulphur Springs
Cage Mentors
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
Marshall
Centre
Capital
Thatcher
The
Coaches Association
Dan Baker
Marion Harding
Lee Himmeyer
Ayersville
George Heller
Portsmouth
John Cabas
Salem
Marion
All But Dresden Going For First State Title
Ohio teams eye 1964 high school basketball crowns at St John Arena. Dresden Jefferson and Mogadore tangle in Class A while Dayton Belmont meets Canton McKinley in Class AA semifinals. Coaches plan 10-man all star squads with regional picks and a future statewide reclassing referendum.
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Ohio State
St. John Arena
Dayton Belmont
Bison
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Associated Press
Elyria
Cleveland East
McKinley
Canton
Dresden Jefferson
Bellpoint
Waterloo
Dresden
Mogadore
Celina Ichs
Piqua Catholic
College Scores and Local Sports Briefs
NIT semifinal results show New Mexico 72 over NYU 65 and Bradley 67 over Army 52. Flood delays postpone a game by three days. Zaleski defeated Wilton 32-29 to win the Winton County Junior High title. McArthur won the consolation 53-45 over Hamden. In Worcester Lloyd Marshall 130 pounds stopped Hector Rodriguez 130. in Boise Elmer Rush 210 defeated Archie Ray 192.
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NYU
Bradley
Army
Zaleski
Winton County
Wilton
McArthur
Hamden
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