Athletes receive league awards at Athens event
The 1965 South All-League banquet honored players from Athens Wells ton Nelsonville and Jackson with first and second team honors. Larry Coon Eric Gustavson Jack Shelton Dan Crothers Buddy Moore Jamie James and Bob Richards named to the first team. Second team includes Ron Randall Bruce Bannon Pete Anderson Jim Pancake Bill Jewell Bob Crow and Russ Bethel.
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James N. M. Davis
Gallia Academy School
B. F. Auer
Athens
Larry Coon
Eric Gustavson
Jack Shelton
Dan Crothers
Jackson
Buddy Moore
Middleport
Jamie James
Bob Richards
Nelsonville
Ed Jacobs
Wellston
Ronandley
Bruce Bannon
Pete Anderson
Gallipolis
Jim Pancake
Bill Jewell
Bob Crow
Pomeroy
Russ Bethel
Dick Adams
Atens
George Hummel
Logan
Gary Stobart
Bob O'Nail
Cary Stabler
Mike Nixon
Richard Hamilton
Mike Jenkins
Phil Swindell
Johnson
Harry Lackey
Athens High School
Rhage A Ee
Auer
Harold Lee
Southeastern Ohio League holds pre banquet meeting
The Southeastern Ohio Athletic League met at Athens High School for routine business before its annual basketball banquet. Discussion covered dropping a special 40th anniversary banquet due to costs and hosting all league banquets, hosting costs, and plans for the 1965-66 Freeman Basketball Tournament at Pomeroy High School. No actions were taken on all league teams voting or selection rules. a one town one vote proposal was discussed.
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Royals Face Must Game in Playoffs Tonight
The Cincinnati Royals need a win at Philadelphia to avoid a 0-2 deficit in the Eastern Division semifinal. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 119-117 in overtime in game one. The St. Louis Hawks host Baltimore seeking to even the Western semis at 1-1. Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson are noted star players. The Cincinnati Philadelphia series moves back to Cincinnati for a Sunday telecast.
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Azalea Open Golf field led by ex-collegians in second round
In Wilmington North Carolina the Azalea Open moved to its second round as 69 former college stars led by Claude King and Glenn Stuart battled for a share of the $28 750 purse. King 32 former East Carolina College fullback shot seven under par 65 to lead by one over Stuart 30 a former Central Michigan basketball star with a 66. Hampton Auld 43 held third after a 67 while several veterans chased with 68s and 69s as the field trimmed to the low 70s for weekend play.
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Wilmington
N.C
Claude King
Cape Fear
East Carolina College
Glenn Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stuart
Central Michigan
King
Virginia Beach
Bob Toski
Hampton Auld
Secinding Besa
Lackpit
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Tommy Jacobs
Gallia track team preps for opener in April
Gallia Academy High School's 25 member track squad under head coach Terry Hansley and assistant Duke Burson prepares for the season opener on April 12 at Chesapeake. The Blue Devils then travel to Ironton on April 14 for a second meet.
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Gallia Academy High School
Terry Hansley
Duke Burson
Chesapeake
Blue Devils
Ironton
Les Baker
Hank Jim Gliere
John Wakter Strong
John Davidse
Tom ‘Davis
Dutch Fridd
Bruce ‘Smith
Ralph Young
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