Bulldogs eliminated by Tigers in sectional final
Marietta Tigers defeated Athens High 65 to 54 to win the sectional final at Alexander High School and earn a district bid. Knight led Marietta with 30 points and 10 rebounds, Scott added 18 points and 11 rebounds, while Athens’ Wickerham scored 14 and Swart 12. Knight's and free-throw accuracy keyed the late decisive stretch as Marietta improved to 15-6 and Athens to 18-3.
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Swart
Seat
Sage
Saunders
L ° Burke
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Wegner
Marjetta
Snyder Looks Back at 1968-69 Ohio Season and NIT Bid Talk
Snyder, Ohio coach Jim Snyder, reviews the 1968 69 season and contemplates a potential NIT bid during Tuesday noon Toucheon event of the Green and White Club.
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Ohio
Jim Snyder
Joe Wilman’s Guide to Lane Adjustments for Bowlers
A vintage bowling note advises bowlers to make one change at a time when adjusting to lanes. Start with angle changes to keep track of cause and effect. If the 1 3 pocket remains elusive, proceed to more difficult tweaks while maintaining a measured approach.
Box Score Summary From Partial OCR of Game Stats
Incomplete box score fragment lists players and numbers with unclear team names. Totals shown include attempts and points for several players, but many names are garbled, leaving overall result and key statistics unreadable.
Two Area Teams Persist In Ohio Tourneys
Federal Hocking faces Zane Trace after a 50-40 win over Glouster in the Class A District at Chillicothe while Alexander draws a first round bye and meets the Chesapeake-Portsmouth Clay winner. Marietta beat Athens and will play Miami Trace in Friday district action.
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Messenger
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Nelsonville-York High School
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Ross County
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Ohio University Convocation Center hosts Class AA district matchups
In Marietta and Portsmouth sections, teams compete for spot in the Class AA Regional at Columbus. Marietta faces Miami Trace at 7 0 pm with a 35 6 record while Portsmouth plays South Point at 3 3 pm. Championship winner advances to Columbus.
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Zane Trace
Ross
Chesapeake
Portsmouth
Athens
Federal Hocking Lancers win sectional final in a 50 40 victory
Federal Hocking defeats Glouster 50 40 to claim the Class A sectional title and advance to a district game against Zane Trace of Ross County at Chillicothe. Don Bise scores 16, Steve McKinley 14 for the Lancers. Glouster’s Bob Leeper nets 16.
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Ohio University
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Greg Irwin
Pro Cage Salvedory Newitt Siew
San Francisco V8 Seattle 124 Cineinnon 122 Sop Angolan V3 San Diego 112 Sunday game results list multiple city teams and scores including Philadelphia and Houston matchups.
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Los Angeles
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Gineinnaty
Gormes
High School Tournament Scores Across Ohio Regions
A fragmented list of high school tournament results shows numerous Ohio venues and teams recorded with varied scores. Notable entries include Ashland 4 0, Dayton 47 8, Columbus 14 78, Cincinnati 78 53, Springfield 40, and Lima 46, reflecting a wide array of city and school matchups across the state.
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Youraeroon
Warcen
Ohio University basketball honors capped by McKee award
Ohio University held a Sunday night awards event at Baker Center where Jerry McKee won the captain's trophy and the most valuable player award. Jon Canine, Dave Groff and Ken Kowal received co captaincy honors and other awards. Bench players and freshmen were lauded as the team finished 16-8 and second in the MAC behind Miami.
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Messenger
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Jon Canine
Dave Groff
Ken Kowal
Ohio University
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Carine
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Kowall
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Indiana
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Dale Bandy
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Mendon
Jim Snyder
Owls
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Canine
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New Personality Wins Doral Golf Open
New personality wins the Doral Open as Shella Moran reports the event produced a fresh face in golf's spotlight. The tournament yielded a surprising victor and new momentum for the tour.
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Doral Golf
Shella Moran
Associated Press
Shaw wins Coral Country Club tourney in Florida
Tom Shaw, 21 year old from Golf, Ir., captures first prize of 30 000 on Florida circuit with a 276 total after a closing 70. He shared the lead throughout and finished six under par, beating Dan Sikes by two strokes as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer faltered late. Shaw’s comeback follows a 1968 return after a back injury and prior tour gaps.
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Arnold Palmer
Florida
Shaw
Coral Country Club
Dan Sikes
Nicklaus
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Cleveland
Pensacola
Three Ohio Gridders On Academic All America Team
Three Ohio Bobcat players earned academic honors as Frank Peters a tackle and co captain of the 1968 Mid-America Conference champions made the third team while Steve Skiver quarterback and defensive halfback Mike Schott received honorable mention on the Academic All America list released Monday.
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Frank Peters
Steve Skiver
Mike Schott
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