Athlete of Year to Insurance Stands in Athens Office
J David Lundberg, Ohio University Athlete of the Year 1954, runs a family insurance office at 185 Court St in Athens. An Ohio U alumnus 1952 to 1956, he balanced varsity football and track with work and studies, maintained a B average, and credits athletics with broadening character. He chairs the University Green and White Club and resides with wife Jacqueline and two sons at 18 Angela Drive.
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Mark Shaw Muscles Logan Past Ironton In OT Thriller
Logan Chiefs beat Ironton 75-87 in overtime as Mark Shaw scores 32 points and adds 24 rebounds to power the win in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League opener. Gary Rollins adds 18 for Logan while Bill Washburn leads Ironton with 30. Ironton led late, but Logan tied it at 63-64 with 61 seconds left, then pulled away in OT and held the Tigers to no late buckets.
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Albany Alexander led 34-21 at halftime as the Spartans defeated Belpre 62-57. Tom Bobo poured in 74 points while Pat Lawson added 17 and Jan Leel 10 for the winners. Belpre's Steve Ramsey had 20, Alexander dominated rebounds 49-27, and Tony Brooks anchored defense.
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Wilson's Fielder Nips Meigs At End 51 49
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North Gallia 62 Southern Valley 61 final in last seconds
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