Crothers Delivers 30 as Jackson Ironmen Top Logan Chiefs 66 59
Jackson Ironmen defeated Logan Chiefs 66 to 59 as Dan Crothers scored 30 points. Jackson pulled away in the third quarter after Craig Lappen fouled out for Logan. Robbie Johnson led Logan with 18, while Jackson shot 41 percent to Logan’s 38 percent.
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Jackson Ironmen
Chiefs
Jackson
Ironmen
Dan Crothers
Craig Lappen
Crothers
Robbie Johnson
Tom Auker
Logan
Logan Freshmen Rout Jackson 41-23 to Open Season
Logan freshman basketball toppled Jackson 41 to 23 on Friday, lifting their record to 1-1. Westfall led with 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Weiland added nine as Logan built large early leads before substituting freely. Loyd paced Jackson with eight points.
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Jackson Fresh
Ken Fisher
Bill Westfall
Mike Weiland
Dan Loyd
LHS Fresh
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Westfall
Weiland
Stone
Frasure
Bartow
Whalen
Shelton
Loyd
Humphrey
Patton
Gilliland
Papooses Fall 36 17 To Jackson Ironboys In SEC Play
Logan Papooses struggle from floor lose to Jackson Ironboys 36 17 to sit 1 2 in a four way SEC tie for fourth. Jackson leads 12 3 16 6 25 8 with Litteral scoring 14. Logan hit seven of 25 free throws 28 percent while Jackson made four of 11. In other SEC reserve games Wellston beat Middleport 51 40 Athens crushed Gallipolis 52 18 Nelsonville topped Pomeroy 39 29.
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Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Jackson
Wellston
Bob Trowbridge
Papooses
Litteral
Iionboys
Middleport
Athens
Huntington Wins In Taylor Tourney
In Upland Indiana Huntington College edged Taylor with a 104-102 overtime win as Jerry Snapp scored the decisive rebound basket with under a second left. Kent Paul fueled Huntington with 40 points while Rex Kreigh 24 Deturk 23 and Winterholter 22 for Taylor. Cedarville Ohio defeated Spring Arbor Michigan 111-81 led by Dozier Carter 28 and Jerry Olsen 23 while Bill Veydt added 22 for the losers.
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Huntington College
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Kent Paul
Huntington
Rex Kreigh
Lee Deturk
Larry Winterholter
Cedarville
Ohio
Spring Arbor
Michigan
Dozier Carter
Jerry Olsen
Bill Veydt
Bowling Notes And Results From Local Lanes
The Crazyettes at A W Drive In swept Smead Manufacturing in three games. Gay Boyle led with 453, Jo Mount added 422 for Smead. Goodyear beat Godman Shoe Co in two games as Jean Richards scored 391 for the winners and Donna Geil 384 for the losers.
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Jo Mount
Goodyear
Godman Shoe Co
Jean Richards
Donna Geil
Trades Completed At Baseball Convention Shape 1964 Pennants
Los Angeles Dodgers sold Bill Skowron to the Washington Senators for about 25000 dollars. Angels sent Leon Wagner to Cleveland for Barry Latman and Joe Adcock. Indians moved Willie Kirkland to Baltimore for Al Smith. Giants traded Felipe Alou Ed Bailey Billy Hoeft and another player to Milwaukee for Bob Hendley Bob Shaw and Del Crandall. Detroit sent Jim Bunning Gus Triandos to Philadelphia for Don Demeter and Jack Hamilton. Mets bought Bob Taylor from Braves for about 30000 on a conditional basis. Major league draft named 63 minor leaguers at 691000. 45 were first year players.
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Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Baltimore
al Smith
San Francisco Giants
Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Billy Hoeft
Milwaukee
Bob Hendley
Bob Shaw
del Crandall
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Gus Triandos
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
New York Mets
Bob Taylor
Braves
Majors
Royals Fall to Celtics in Slim Defeat
Tommy Heinsohn iced the Cincinnati game with clutch shooting as Boston beat Cincinnati 112-107. The Celtics improve to 16-2 on the NBA season, after also beating Cincinnati on Thursday. Other results include Detroit over St Louis in OT 112-108, Baltimore over New York 116-102, and Los Angeles over San Francisco 110-103.
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Chicago
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Bears
Tiger Faces Giardello In 15 Round Middleweight Title Showdown
Middleweight champion Dick Tiger, 34, meets title hopeful Joey Giardello in a 15 round non-televised bout at Convention Hall in Atlantic City. Tiger predicts victory while Giardello nerves and plans to seize the crown. Odds favor the Nigerian champion at 3-1. Start time is 10 p.m. EST.
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Joey Giardello
Nigeria
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Packers Keep Title Hope Alive
Green Bay returns to full strength to face the Los Angeles Rams in a pivotal NFL showdown. The Packers, one-half game behind Chicago, aim to bolster their title chances before a large CBS audience and a loaded Sunday slate that includes the Bears hosting the 49ers and the Giants meeting the Browns. The Rams game follows Green Bay’s 42-10 earlier win over Los Angeles.
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Washington Redskins
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Chicago
Bruins Rally Past Waterloo 69 39 in Athens League
York Bruins defeated Waterloo 69 to 39 on Friday to even their record at 1-1 in the Athens County League. Gary Trowbridge led with 17 points, Tom Mitchell 15, and Bill Day grabbed 15 rebounds as York built early leads and held on.
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Perry County
Harry Hall
Gary Trowbridge
Tom Mitchell
George Boggs
Gary Brooks
Bill Day
Vic Nelson
Trowbridge
Steve Grinstead
Mitchell
Wagner
Nelson
Day
Jones
Boggs
Wachenschwanz
Ohio State Wichita Collide In Early Top Ten Showdowns
Top ten teams faced upsets in the first full week of play as No. 5 Wichita State lost to Texas Western while No. 10 Ohio State fell 76 75 to No. 4 Duke in Morgantown West Virginia Duke led early and Ohio State rallied but missed a late jumper by Dick Ricketts Trailing by one with nine seconds left New York University beat Tulsa 99 76 at Madison Square Garden Princeton star Bill Bradley delivered a standout performance.
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Westminster
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Madison Square Garden
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Wellston and Athens Lead SEC Race After Weekend Wins
Wellston upset Middleport 63-51 while Athens crushed Gallipolis 79-43 to pull even atop the Southeast ern Ohio League at 3-0. Nelsonville beat Pomeroy 54-48 and Jackson edged Logan 66-59 as the standings tighten with Wellston, Athens leading 3-0, and Middleport, Jackson and Nelsonville at 2-1.
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Otto Graham Voted Greatest Pro Quarterback
Otto Graham, Coast Guard Academy coach and former Cleveland Browns star, was named the greatest professional quarterback of all time in a writers poll sponsored by an oil firm. Sammy Baugh, Y A Tittle, Johnny Unitas, and Sid Luckman rounded out the top five. Graham received the trophy at a midtown luncheon after steering the Coast Guard to a perfect season.
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Cleveland Browns
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Washington Redskins
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Baltimore Colts
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
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Coast Guard
College Upset Updates and Debut for Bob Cousy
A school record 40 points fueled an 80-73 win over Army. Bob Cousy debuted as a college coach but Boston College fell to Fairfield 69-63. Other results include Columbia 88 Colgate 72 Creighton 77 La Salle 62 Michigan 80 Nebraska 55 Rice 61 Tennessee 55 Southern California 74 Butler 62 Colorado 75 Arizona 60.
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Wilton Bears Win In Overtime Thriller Over Union Furnace
Wilton High School defeated Union Furnace 66 to 60 in overtime after a 56 56 regulation tie. Wilton outscored Union Furnace 10-4 in OT led by Wright 18 and Maynard 17 while Harbour and Hamshell added 16 and 13. Union Furnace had 42-33 rebounding but shot 30 percent from the floor and made 14 of 30 free throws.
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Lambert
College Cage Fans Lacking In Garden
New York AP notes Madison Square Garden bans betting as theGarden season opens with a crowd of 12 693 the smallest opening since 1958. College hoops face waning interest after gambling scandals with eight doubleheaders planned this year and Navy beating Manhattan in near silence. Sherman Lewis to co captain Michigan State football and track in 1963.
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