Bucks Triumph 94 89 Over Gophers In Columbus
Ohio State defeats Minnesota 94 to 89 in a Big Ten clash at Columbus. Lou Hudson led Minnesota with 34 points while Bill Hasket added a career high 33 for Ohio State. Ron Sepic and Archie Clark also reached 22 and 21 respectively. The Buckeyes led 40-36 at halftime and extended the margin to 70 32 before a late Gopher surge. Ohio State finishes season at Purdue. Minnesota hosts Wisconsin.
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Tennessee Upsets Kentucky In College Basketball Showdown
In Knoxville, Tennessee toppled top ranked Kentucky 69 to 62 in a major upset. Widbey led with 22 points, joined by Riley's 22 for Kentucky, as Tennessee surged in the late minutes. Robbins added 18 points and 13 rebounds guiding the Volunteers.
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Delphos St Johns Nips Kalida 58 57 in triple overtime
Delphos St Johns Blue Jays edged Kalida 58-57 on a free throw by Art Ulrich with four seconds remaining in a three overtime super sectional final. Dave Hoehn scored 29 for Delphos while Gary Kuhlman had 19 for Kalida as the Blue Jays improved to 14-7.
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Cage Results Basketball Tournament Highlights
AP reports Class AA results across Ohio venues with teams like Upper Arlington, Bexley, Pleasant View, Columbus Ready, Lima Senior, Defiance, Warren Harding, Newton Falls, Cincinnati Elder, Cincinnati St Xavier, Indian Hill, Finneytown, Fairfield, Hamilton Garfield, John Adams, Shaker Heights, West Tech, Valley Forge, Parma, Medina, Tiffin Columbian, Canton McKinley, Hoban, Lorain Admiral King among others. Outcomes include wins such as Upper Arlington 54 over Bexley 45 and Cincinnati Elder 55 over Parcel 41, with multiple close scores and field highlights across Columbus Lima Oxford and Cleveland areas.
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Sanders Disqualified From Pensacola Open Golf Lead
Defending champion Doug Sanders was disqualified for failing to sign his scorecard after a 67 in the Pensacola Open, leaving Gay Brewer tied for the 36 hole lead at 134. Sanders had fired a 67 and earlier a nine under par opening round. he disputed the ruling as he waited in the press room for PGA consultation before the official disqualification was announced.
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Miller chosen as executive director of MLBPA
Marc J. Miller of Pittsburgh, a 48 year old labor union leader, was selected by Major League Baseball players for a two year term as executive director at a salary of 50 000 dollars per year. The selection ends a 24 year search and was announced Saturday in Miami Florida AP report.
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