Buckeyes hold on to edge Hoosiers 53 52 in OT
Ohio State trailed Indiana by 12 in the second half but forced overtime to win 53 52 behind Bob Bowen and Wayne Wells. Herron and Wallace sparked a late Indiana rally before Bowen and Anderman and Wells sealed the Bucks win at home in Columbus.
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Ohio State
The
Bucks
Hoosiers
Indiana
Jack Herron
John Wallace
Bob Bowen
Herron
Bowen
Wallace
Wayne Wells
Jack Anderman
Snyder Wells
Underman
C Elliott
Huston
Amun
Biele
Il Kralovanski
WJ Stepler
Mehl
H Schwartz
Si Herrmanne
Walkere
Herrone
College Basketball Scores Across Big Ten and Midwest
A jumbled multiple Big Ten results show Iowa Purdue Indiana Illinois Michigan and Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota and Chicago with scattered scores and overtime notes. Midwest Conference games feature Coe Lawrence Beloit Ripon Dubuque Toware-flight Washington University Loyola Elmhurst Indiana State Concordia St. East St. Louis teachers Evansville Tennessee State Kentucky State Macomb DeKalb Monmouth Iowa Wesleyan North Central Wheaton Drake St. Louis Luther Missouri Kansas State Missouri Mines Warrensboro Tech Bowling Green Oklahoma A and M Missouri Kansas Missouri S0 Loras St Ambrose Toledo Baldwin Wallace Marquette Western Michigan DePaul Hamline Miami Cincinnati Michigan State Detroit Dayton Ohio University Marshall Intersections North Carolina Navy New York University Notre Dame Eastern Saint Francis Manhattan Dartmouth Cornell Penn Princeton Yale Holy Cross Scranton Maryland Virginia Clarification of scores is incomplete with multiple misspellings and unclear team names.
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BIG Ten
Iowa
Purdue
Ohio State
Indiana S
Ilinois
Michigan
Northaestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Midwest
Coe
Lawrence
Beloit
Ripon
Dubuane
Carnell
Toware
Washington
St. Louis
Loyola
Elmhurst
Indiana
Concordia Sem
St. Teach
Evansville
Tennessee
Kentucky
Macomb
DeKalbur
Monmouth
Iowa Wesleyan al
North Central
Wheaton
Drake
Luther
Upper Town
Missouri
Kansas State
Missouri Mines
Warrensboro Tech
Bowling Green
Okla
Loras
St. Ambrose
Toledo
Baldwin Wallace
Marquette
Vanderbilt
Western Mich
DePaul
Hamline
Miami
Cincinnati
Michigan State
U. of Detroit
Dayton
Ohio U
Marshall
Oraler
North Carolina
Navy
N. Y
N. Y. U. 62; Notre Dame
East
St. Francis
Manhattan
Dartmouth
Cornell
Penn
Princeton
Yale
Holy Cross
Stroy Hi
Northwestern Edges Wisconsin 63-58 To Stay In Big Ten Race
Northwestern defeated Wisconsin 63 to 58 at Madison as Max Morris scored 19 after a 30-point burst against Minnesota, helping the Wildcats fend off a late Badger rally. A crowd of 13,500 witnessed the Western Conference game with Northwestern holding a slim lead late.
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Madison
Wis
Northwestern
Wildcats
Wisconsin
Badgers
Badger
Max Morris
Morris
Minnesota
Les MacMitchell Wins Boston Hunter Mile Race
Les MacMitchell won the Hunter mile in the 57th Boston A A games, clocking 4:13.6 to beat Tommy Quinn by about 20 yards. Marcel Hansenne finished third, about 40 yards back, as 12,000 spectators watched in Boston.
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Boston
INS
Les MacMitchell
Boston A. A
Navy
Tommy Quinn
New York A. C
Marcel Hansenne
Quinn
Thunderbolts Defeat East Waterloo 45 22 in Narrow Victory
Franklin led 23 11 at halftime and rode a tight man to man defense to a 45 22 win over East Waterloo. Rod Rust scored six baskets and two free throws while Hoff contributed ten for the Thunderbolts, who pulled clear in the second period and maintained the lead through the final two quarters. East Waterloo’s sophomores were outplayed 39 16 in the opener.
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Thunderbolts
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Trojans
Waterloo
Cutler
Pinch
Cohrs
Phelan
Cog
Rod Rust
Hoff
Todrive
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Thorne
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Ewers
Lynn
Parsons
Dalzell
Indiana
Roosevelt alums pursue USC basketball and a coach faces past pupils
Former Roosevelt stars Dick and Gene Zisko write from Los Angeles on enrolling at Southern California with basketball ambitions. Gene stands 6'5" at 195 lb, Dick 6'3" at 185 lb. Other notes praise Lee Winterberg's bond drive, coach Wolfe at Stanford, and various recruiting updates with local names and events.
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Zisko
Gene
Roosevelt High
Don Wolfe
Sports Desk
Los Angeles
Southern California
Wolfe
Stanford
George Ottsen
Arizona
Lee
Winterberg
Phil Seghi
Immaculate Conception
Tallahassee
Fla
Baltimore
Theron Thomson
Iowa A. Cage
New York Yankees
Joe McDermott
Morningside Avenue
Sioux City
Alex Mitchell
Navy
Frisco
Ben Hogan
Milroy Skorepa
Europe
Vaughn General Hospital
Hines
Bowling Green Upsets Oklahoma A&M 48 37 in Chicago
Bowling Green Falcons delivered a major upset by defeating Oklahoma A&M 48 to 37 to claim the DePaul round-robin tourney title before 8,198 fans at Chicago Stadium. DePaul defeated Aggies 46-38 on Friday and took third with a 62-49 win over Hamline.
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Chicago
Falcons
Bowling Green
Oklahoma A. & M
DePaul
de Paul
Aggies
Hamline
Irish Nosed Out By N Y U 62 58 at Madison Square Garden
New York Universitys hard driving Violets held off a late rally by Notre Dames crack courtmen to secure a 62 to 58 victory before 18 095 fans at Madison Square Garden.
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NEW York
New York University
Notre Dame
Madison Square Garden
Coe Overpowers Lawrence In 87-32 Midwest Clash
Coe Kohawks sprinted to an 87-32 victory over Lawrence at the Coe fieldhouse, running their conference mark to 6-0. Star guard Tvrdik led Coe with 18 points as the fast break and strong defense produced a decisive rhythm, while Gerry Hall topped Lawrence with 18 points.
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Coe
Kohawks
Lawrence
Crimson
Bobi Tvrdik
Gerry Hall
Bob Connell
Bob Wessale
Tvrdik
Wilbur Gregor
Gregor
Connell
Beloit Stings Ripon 60 to 42 in WC play
Beloit Blue Devils stay in the Midwest Conference race with a 60 to 42 win over Ripon. The Goldmen surprised by opening with a second-string lineup, but Ripon stayed close until Beloit’s starters returned to turn the game into a comfortable margin.
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Gazette
Beloit
Wis
Blue Devils
Ripon
Cagers
Goldmen
Bill Klay
Blue Devil
IllinIos Beats Michigan 49-44 in Big Ten Clash
In Champaign Illinois defeated Michigan 49-44 before 7005 fans as two ex servicemen Jack Smiley and Fred Green played their first games of the season. Michigan led early 5-0 and 20-9, held a 22-20 halftime edge, but Illinois tied 22-22 at the start of the second half.
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Champaign
Illinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Ilinois
Jack Smiley
Fred Green
Golden Gloves Final Nights Tickets Run Short
A recent check shows reserved seat supplies for the final nights February 20 21 and 22 at the Memorial Coliseum nearly exhausted. Less than 100 ringside seats remain at two outlets while other shops sell out quickly. Beck's Beeson's Armstrong's and the 312 Grill still have good seats for the first two nights.
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Memorial Coliseum
Beck's
Beeson’s
Armstrong's
Ex-GIs lead Knox hoops as Shelton comments clash
GALESBURG Ill INS report captures Knox college basketball scene where 16 ex servicemen compete, led by Capt Bill Heerde and Lt Hugh Arnold. Coach Ed Shelton of Wyoming criticized returning GIs for tight play, while Knox coach Dean Trevor defends them as disciplined and capable, noting peaceful locker room camaraderie and strong late-game results.
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INS
J. Harley Murray
University of Wyoming
Ed Shelton
Knox College
Shelton
G.I
Galesburg, Ill
Armed Services
Knox
Hawkeyes outlast Purdue in 43-41 home thriller
Iowa's unpredictable Hawkeyes eked out a 43-41 victory over Purdue before 14,400 fans at home. Paul Hoffman led Purdue with 24 points, including 11 in the second half, while Noble Jorgensen contributed 17 for Iowa as the hosts battled jitters and a rough shooting night to stay atop the Big Ten race.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Purdue
Popsy Harrison
Ives
Anderson
Danner
Millerse
wRitter
Jorgensene
C.wilkinson
Trump
Wilkinsong
Jaages Postels
Lawson
Guztowskhe
DeMoss
Ives J. Danner
Jorgensen
C. Wilkinson
Herb Wil- Guzowski
Kinson
Hoffan
Dill Haarlow
Joe Reiff
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King Kong) Keller
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