Chieftains Face Wellston Miller In Weekend Clashes
Logan High School reloads for a pair of SEC contests after an 80-53 loss at Gallipolis. New starter Cliff Siehl teams with Fred Walter to lead a lineup that includes Johnston Shaw Gallagher and Stimson Hampshire Rollins as the Papooses host Wellston and then travel to face the Falcons in a first meeting.
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Ken Insani
Logan Chieftains
Chiefs
Gallipolis
Wellston
Falcons
Logan
Cliff Siehl
LHS
Fred Walter
Bob Johnston
Mark Shaw
Dan Gallagher
Jeff Stimson
Steve Hampshire
Gary Rollins
Logan Papooses
Gallia
Miller
New Straitsville
Shawnee
Corning
Bob Matthews
Mark Hermey
Ken Williams
Chuck Beatrice
Paul Dullel
Chuck Smith
Bob Parsons
Rich West
Fred Altman
Logan Frosh Edge New Lexington 32 28 in Tight Comeback
Logan freshmen battled from behind in the final 21 minutes to beat New Lexington 32-28 at host New Lexington. Greg Smith scored 13 and Brian Davidson 10 for Logan. Henry led New Lexington with 11. George Shaw had eight rebounds for Logan.
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Logan
New Lexington
LHS Frosh
Athens
West Gym
New Sex
Papooses
Greg Smith
Brian Davidson
Henry
George Shaw
Davidson
College Football Leaders Listed
New York AP reports defensive back Paul Ray Powell of Arizona State won the kick scoring title, Danny Pitcock of Wichita State the punting crown, and Terry Leiweke of Houston set an extra point record. Powell finished with 77 points, second highest by a kicker in history, after scoring 47 extra points and eight of 10 field goals in the last four games.
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NEW York
Paul Ray Powell
Arizona State
Danny Pitcock
Wichita State
Terry Leiweke
Houston
Powell
Charley Gogolak
Princeton
Jim O’brien
Cincinnati
Bob Jacobs
Wyoming
Ohio State Hosts Big Lew UCLA Tonight
UCLA star Lew Alcindor leads the No. 1 Bruins against Ohio State in Columbus as the Buckeyes, using a 6-9 freshman with a tennis racket to imitate Alcindor’s reach, aim to upset the powerhouse. UCLA seeks its 18th straight win and 65th victory in 66 games while other top programs post notable results across college basketball.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Ohio State
Lew Alcindor
Ucla Bruins
Alcindor
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeyes
Fred Taylor
UCLA
Houston
Purdue
North Carolina State
Colorado
Boston College
Western Kentucky
Arizona
Theodis Lee
Ken Spain
Lee
Spain
Los Angeles
North Dakota
Rick Mount
New York
NYU
Madison Square Garden
Vann Williford
Cliff Meely
Texas Tech
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Buffaloes
LeMoyne
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Tenn
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Amherst
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Northwestern
Missouri
Virginia
Richmond
Bradley
North Dakota State
Kent State
Arizona State
New Mexico State
Brigham Young
Texas A&m
Centenary
Seattle
Utah State
Dave Davis Leads PBA Title Event at MSG
Dave Davis of Phoenix surged to the lead in the $80,000 PBA National Championship at Madison Square Garden. The 26-year-old southpaw won eight straight match play games, reaching 16 games remaining, with Wayne Zahn and Dick Weber close behind as totals show Davis 9,923 Zahn 9,885 Weber 9,832.
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New York
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Madison Square Garden
Wayne Zahn
Atlanta
Zahn
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Davis
Weber
Logan Bowling Highlights and Scores Across Local Leagues
Logan Bowling highlights feature Joan Rem pel and Ruth Souders each with 395 leading the Country-ettes as they sweep three from Three Belles. Annamae Ander son 424 and Corene Callender 395 top losers. Mad Bowlers with Shir ley Bowlby 411 win two from Bunnies. City Jack Kornmiller 7-Up Dis tribut ing led by Thomas and Connors top Ace. Log Cabin Restaurant backs Harry McVey 563 to beat Leonard Funeral Home. Melodee Mart powered by George Hatem 210 240 158 608 sweeps Buckeye Potato Chips. Woody's Carry-Out with Curly Sinnott 560 takes three from Local 7630. Jim's Garage led by John Sloan 563 beats Bill Conner's Sporting Goods. Nelsonville TV Cable with LaVerne Arnold 570 takes two from Ford Hack Auto Supply. Merchants Milby's Drive-In led by Al Sanders 445 sweeps Schultheis Insurance. First Last Chance Bar with Larry Chaffin 194 243 168 605 takes three from Jones Meat Shop. Logan Jaycees backed by Roger Hinerman 494 win two from Logan Meat Suppliers. Glen Porter 498 tops Smead Manufacturing as they sweep Logan Federal Savings & Loan with Don Lightfoot 510 loser's mark.
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Ettes Pj’s
Joan Rempel
Ruth Souders
Annamae Anderson
Shirley Bowlby
Bunnies
Corene Callender
City
Jack Kornmiller
Tom Thomas
Ron Connors
Ace Bowling & Billiard Supply
Wayne Grove
Log Cabin Restaurant
Harry McVey
Leonard Funeral Home
Wayne Timberlake
Melodee Mart
George Hatem
Buckeye
Gene Stanforth
Woody
Curly Sinnott
Dale Holdren
Jim
John Sloan
Bill Conner
Sporting Goods
Doug Sigler
Nelsonville TV
LaVerne Arnold
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Dick Taylor
Merchants Milby
al Sanders
Schultheis Insurance
Dave Chapman
First
Last Chance Bar
Larry Chaffin
Jones Meat Shop
Otis Speicher
Logan Jaycees
Roger Hinerman
McNulty Leads AP Class AA All Ohio Football Team
Ted McNulty of Upper Arlington headlines the AP Class AA All-Ohio selections a star studded listing that includes Logan Chieftains on HM list and runners such as Browning White and Lee. Arlington's McNulty passed for 1414 yards and 15 touchdowns and rushed for 830 yards and 10 scores to total over 2200 yards.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ted McNulty
Upper Arlington
Logan
Mike Cottrill
Ron Rutter
Larry Vincent
Athens
Dennis Ault
Meigs
Tim Bloomfield
Ironton
Rick Mosley
Gallipolis
Sherman Perkins
Nelsonville
York
Bob Sebring
Steve Price
Wellston
Steve Mitchell
Jackson
Darwin Valentine
Bob Handley
Mike Goodwin
McNulty
Arlington
Postell
Browning
Fostoria
Mike White
Portsmouth
Jim Smith
Massillon
Chris Zaffer
Elyria
Gary Patterson
Steubenville
Mike Poff
Vermilion
Bullets Stop Laker Trio to Take Lead in East
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 108-90 to move to first in the Eastern Division. Elgin Baylor was limited to 16 points, Wilt Chamberlain 17, and Jerry West 20 as the Bullets’ defense stifled the Lakers. Chamberlain added four of 21 rebounds after halftime.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Butch van Breda Kolff
Jack Martin
Chamberlain
West
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rinka Nicks 51 Points as Lords Rout Wilmington
Kenyon guard John Rinka, a 5 foot 9 star, scored 51 points on Thursday guiding the Lords to a 115-104 win over Wilmington. He hit 15 free throws and tops 86 points in two games this season while freshman Marty Hunt added 23 and Gary Davis 22.
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Associated Press
Kenyon
John Rinka
Lew Alcindor
Ucla Bruins
Ohio
Rinka
Lords
Wilmington
Baldwin-Wallace
Marty Hunt
The
Gary Davis
Kent State
Arizona State
Xavier
Union
Steubenville
Wheeling
Georgetown
Rio Grande
Urbana
Malone
Penta Tech
Wilberforce
Appointment of Executor for Estate of Cora Allen
Notice of appointment names Pearl Bowen of Columbus Ohio as Executor of the estate of Coralen deceased late of Laurelville Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated November 26 1968 Rhea Bangert Brown Probate Judge.
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Cora Allen
Pearl Bowen
Columbus
Ohio
Coralen
Laurelville
Hocking County
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Dwight Phillips
John Eberst
Porter Harden
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Ed Hillyer
Earl Kitchen
Big Lew
Leonard Myers
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Brindle
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Miami Trace
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Cal Deitz
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Jim Lash
Akron
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Sidney
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Zaffer
Doug Root
Cuyahoga Falls
Robert Sims
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Jim Tucker
Columbus Eastmoor
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Toledo Central Catholic
Stanley Ice
East Liverpool
Tony Pistick
Xenia
Columbus South
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Cleveland St. Ignatius
Bill Drahuschak
Youngstown
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Worthington
Lenny Masci
Wintersville
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Cleveland St. Joseph
Steve Rogers
Sandusky
Fred Pisanelli
Warren Western Reserve
Don Wright
Lima
John Leibert
East Cleveland Show
Tim McManus
Lakewood St. Edward
Jim Musuraca
Tom Rabatin
Wadsworth
Larry Johnson
Columbus East
Mal Stoudenmire
Cleveland Kennedy
Shad Williams
Tim Quinn
Kettering Alter
Bruce Woerner
Gahanna Lincoln
Rocco Rich
Canton McKinley
Don Moser
Columbus Northland
Joe Rotterman
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Ken Dixon
Laker
Cage
Rhea Bangert Brown
Said County
Belville Motor Car, Inc
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Volkswagen
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Bel Air
Olds Mobile
Cadillac
Sears
Sam Belville
Ralph Sheets
Jack Antle
Ray Dennis
Don Wood
Keith Dawley
GMAC
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