SEOAL All Stars Name year awards
Don Eskey of Athens earns Coach of the Year as the SEOAL honors its top figures. John Gasser of Logan is the Most Valuable Player. Honorary selections include Butch McCormick Gallipolis Rod Sauer Middleport and Jim Schultz Nelsonville with multiple players named in honorable mention across Athens Gallipolis Jackson Logan Middleport Nelsonville Pomeroy and Wellston.
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Don Eskey
Athens
John Gasser
Logan
Butch McCormick
Gallipolis
Rod Sauer
Middleport
Jim Schultz
Nelsonville
John Stanson
Gary Sams
Ron Janey
John Magnussen
Larry Adair
Dale Kanouse
Jackson
Chuck Kemper
Bill Westfall
George Sauer
Dave Ashley
Rich Polley
Paul Conrad
Carson Crow
Jeff Gibbs
Pomeroy
Joe Triplett
Roger Estep
Wellston
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Randy Harkins Athens
Bruce Higgins Athens
John Brown Gallipolis
E Jackson
Jim Reynolds
Gary Gillum Jackson
Bob Courter Logan
Fred Robinson
Jay Brooks Nelsonville
Dick Werry Pomeroy
Ike Fox Wellston
Dick Adams
Todd Snyder Athens
Don McIntorf Athens Srain
Pete Anderson Gallipolis
Richard Long Gallipolis
Dan Gilmore
Jackson Gallipolis Jr
Daryl Terry
John Gasser Logan Sr
Buddy Moore
Gary Haynes Nelsonville
Bruce Simpson Pomeroy
John Milliken Wellston
Xindicates
Mel Adams
Terry Hansley
Todd Snyder
Randy Harkins
Pete Anderson
Gasser
Chieftains
Eskey
Bob Ashley
Sports Association
Bo Schembechler
Miami University
Jaeskon
Bruce Higgins
Don McIntorf
Anderson
Bob Courter
Ike Fox
Logan's Gasser Is Loop's MVP
Logan's Gasser named most valuable player as Athens dominates all star selections in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League awards. Athens coach Don Eskey earns coach of the year honor as Athens claims the league title with a 9-0 season and 7-0 league mark.
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Logan
Loop
Mvp
Rowland Congdon Messenger
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
American Legion
Jim Brown Surpasses 1000 Mark in Browns Victory
Cleveland beat the New York Giants 34-21 before 82,426 as Jim Brown scored three touchdowns and gained 156 yards to reach 1,064 yards on the season. Frank Ryan’s target Green had 7 catches for 160 yards, including a 69 yard grab set up a score. Giants QB Earl Morrall threw three TD passes in the loss.
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Cleveland
Allie
Jim Brown
Ernie Green
New York Giants
Allie Sherman
Sherman
Cleveland Browns
Giants
Brown
Green
Frank Ryan
Jim
Browns
St. Louis
Chicago Bears
Earl Morrall
Aaron Thomas
Homer Jones
Bob Crespino
Laurelville Wins Second HVAA Contest Over Allensville 69-65
Laurelville improves to 2-0 in the Winton Hocking Athletic Association with a 69-65 victory at Allensville. Rick Unger and Dwight Woodward lead with 15 points each. Mark Bethel tops Allensville with 22. In other results Ames-Bern edged Denver town 78-76 in overtime after Darrell Ball scored 30.
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Allensville
Laurelville
Winton- Hocking Athletic Association
Rick Unger
Dwight Woodward
Steve Hettinger
Terry Thompson
Mark Bethel
Roy Schrader
John Maxwell
Ray Johnston
Thompson
Hettinger
Whitcraft
R. Unger
Woodward
M. Unger
Thomas
Rose
Bethel
Eller
Johnston
Schroeder
Hopkins
Maxwell
Amesville
Darrell Ball
Ames-Bern
Denvertown
Mike Jago
Phil Tate
Gary Edgelle
Deavertown
Ball
Stockport defeats Carthage Troy 71 to 59 on Saturday
Stockport led 23 25 to 59 at the end with D White and Zumbro top scoring for Stockport and Hopkins and Cremeans pacing Carthage Troy. The Trojans shot 22 of 53 FG and 15 of 29 free throws while Stockport made 25 of 43 free throws in the game.
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Coolville
Stockport
Carthage-Troy
D. White
Zumbro
David Hopkins
James Cremeans
Trojans
White
Mayle
Zumt
CBC
Shaer
Barnett
Hook
Blackburn
Mollohan
Hopkins
Miller
Cremeans
Norman
Thompson
Guthrie
Nelson
Chapman
Tithe Runner-Up Athens Clinches Seventh Title in SEOLA
Athens High School finishes 7-0 in the season and 9-0 overall, tying for second with Logan Gallipolis and Jackson at 5-2 in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Jackson leads with 12 titles, Athens claims its seventh league crown, and Todd Snyder and Dick Adams share top scoring with 78 points each.
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Logan
Pomeroy
Athens
Chieftains
Jackson
Middleport
Todd Snyder
Dick Adams
Adams
Snyder
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
John Gasser Logan
Chuck Kemper Logan
Don Mclintorf
Larry Adair Jackson
Pete Anderson
Gallipolis
Richard Long
Daryl Terry Jackson
Buddy Moore
Kirby Osler Wellston
Dan Gilmore
Nelsonville
Gary Haynes
John Stan
Stefan Dennis
Bill Mundy
Dave Daubenmier
Ron Hindy
John Lackey
John Brown
Chris Roderick
Dale Kanouse
Ted Wolford
Gary Gillum
John Hansley
George Sauer
Gary Stobart
Fred Robinson
Richie Polley
Don Swisher
Sam Bisnaugle
Bill Brinkman
Ron Janey
Martin Wallace
Chuck Malone
Bill Moore
Rex Cummings
Bob Smith
Gary Stabler
Wellston
Bill Wend
Rickey Remains In coma after heart attack in Missouri ceremony
Columbia Missouri Branch Rickey 84 collapsed at the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame induction and remained in a coma in Boone County Hospital ICU He was said to be in critical condition receiving oxygen The longtime baseball executive left St Louis for the ceremony and had previously endured two heart attacks in 1958 and 1961
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Branch Rickey
Boone County
Rickey
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Sudbury
Ont
St. Louis Cardinal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ohio College and State Scores Snapshot
Scores across colleges and universities show Ohio State topping Iowa by 38 to 17. Ohio University falls to Kent State 33 to 7 while Miami loses 28 to 14. Kentucky beats Arkansas 24 0 and USC defeats Pittsburgh 25 to 6. High school results include Cincinnati Catholic and St Xavier in Ohio.
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Xavier
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Newport
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Roger Bacon
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Cincinnati Purdell
Johnson Bags His Second OSU Interception
Logan’s Robbie Johnson, MVP of the SECAL in 1963, intercepted a pass for Ohio State versus Iowa. He played the full game at linebacker and has back to back picks in as many weeks.
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Robbie Johnson
Ohio State University
Iowa
Buckeyes
Logan Bowler Qualifies for Tourney in Columbus
Ed Thomas of Logan joined four other bowlers in Columbus to earn spots in the BPAA All-Star Tournament with a 4281 pin total and 102.31 Petersen Point average after finishing 17 wins and three losses. Also noted is veteran Albert Malabry of Lemans France to be awarded the Croix De Guerre for WWI bravery.
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Ed Thomas
Logan
Columbus
Lansing
Mich
Olentangy Village
Thomas
Albert Malabry
Lemans
France
Lucas Stars as Royals Rally Past Bullets with 38 Points
Jerry Lucas erupted for a career high 38 points and 35 rebounds as Cincinnati Royals edged the Baltimore Bullets 135 132. Oscar Robertson added 29 points and 17 assists to move into second on the NBA all time assists list, surpassing Dick McGuire.
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Jerry Lucas
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Jack McMahon
Big Luke
Royals
Baltimore Bullets
McMahon
Oscar Robertson
Big O
Robertson
The
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