Small College Hot Shots Abound On Ohio Scene
Ohio's small college basketball players put up record scoring as Kenyon's John Rinka and John Dunlop average 57 combined and Rio Grande's Tony Bass and Bob Mabry push per game totals toward 106. Kenyon's Rinka, a 5 foot 9 guard, poured in 55 points against Kentucky Southern, while Bass and Mabry rank high among NAIA scorers as Findlay, Cedarville, Bluffton, Malone, Defiance, Otterbein, Wooster, Baldwin Wallace and others rely on key A averages.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Kenyon
John Rinka
John Dunlop
Rio Grande
Tony Bass
Bob Mabry
Nets
Redmen
Rio
Rinka
Dunlop
Kentucky Southern
Ious Lords
Kentuckians
Bass
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Mabry
Findlay
Oilers
Jerry Carder
Jim al Knott
Cedarville
Bruce McDonald
Don Cooper
Mark Froning
Jim Sommer
Denny Lane
Bluffton
Malone
Dave Miller
Dave Fross
Defiance
Dan Terhune
Rich Otte
Otterbein
Terry McCammon
Jim McKee
Wooster
Tom Dinger
Rich Thompson
Baldwin-Wallace
Havey Hopson
Terrry Allerton
Y Girls Tie Middletown YMCA in Seven New Records
Middletown YMCA girls swim set seven team records at the new pool but tied Springfield 125 to 125. Carol Humphreys led with two records in the 200 IM and 100 back plus a 200 medley relay clocking. Barbara Dorn added two in the 100 IM and 25 butterfly. The midgets and juniors posted most marks and Springfield captured the meet, while the local divers won their events.
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Middletown
Donna Marts
Melody Repper
Susan Vorhis
Diane Fening
Cathy Ransdell
Nancy Douglas
Miss Vorhis
Miss Dorn
Julie Dillon
Miss Dillon
Springfield
Boys Lose To Springfield
Springfield YMCA boys swim team swept the meet in overall competition 183 to 137. Dave Moore and Ben Routson each won two events while Jim Mull and others contributed in the midget and intermediate divisions. Prep, junior and other groups posted various event wins as Springfield held the upper hand.
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Springfield
Middletown
YMCA
Dave Moore
Ben Routson
Jim Mull
Moore
Mull
Boutson
Biff Martin
Tim Moore
Steve Hornback
Tom Long
David Blevins
David Hughes
Jeff Chamberlain
Steve Chamberlain
Hughes
Blevins
Tim Fenings
Jim Routson
Pott Extends Lead With 71 In Bing Crosby Tourney
Johnny Pott fired a 71 at Pebble Beach to move to 212 after three rounds in the Bing Crosby tournament, holding a three stroke edge over Bruce Devlin and Billy Casper who tied for second at 215. Defending champ Nicklaus is 216 with Bobby Nichols.
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Johnny Pott
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bruce Devlin
Crosby
Billy Casper
Jack Nick
Laus
Pebble
Bobby Nichols
Monterey Peninsual
Pott
Casper
Cypress Point
Pacific Ocean
Billy
Devlin
Spyglass Hill
Louisiana State University
Broadwater Beach
Miss
Spyglass
Nichols
Deane Beman
Frank Wharton
Beman
Wharton
Arnold Palmer
Mike Fetchick
Ron Cerrado
San Rafael
U.S
Harvie Ward
Football Clinic At Greenhills Details Coaches And Topics
The Southwestern Ohio Football Coaches Association schedules its All-Star Football Clinic for February 10 in Greenhills with speakers Bron Bacevich Roger Bacon Dick Haines Dover Bill Wilkins Shelby Hub Etchison Richmond Indiana and John Meihaus St Xavier. A pre clinic smoker on February 9 features Bo Schembechler and Charles Blackburn.
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Greenhills
Southwestern Ohio Football Coaches Association
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Bron Bacevich
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Dick Haines
Dover
Bill Wilkins
Shelby
Hub Etchison
Richmond
Ind
Louisville
St. Xavier High
John Meihaus
Bo Schembechler
Miami
Charles Blackburn
Virginia
Pros Applaud Two Tee Line Cleaning Rule Change
Golf pros cheered the PGA decision to allow two ball cleaning rules while amateurs face one cleaning per green and intermittent putting. The USGA last year set the one cleaning rule for amateurs citing dawn dampness and debris. The PGA Executive Committee voted Thursday for the two rule deviations.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Pgas
U.S. Golf Association
PGA
Roosevelt JH Extends unbeaten streak with win at Manchester
Roosevelt Junior High remained undefeated after a 49 37 road victory over Manchester Junior High Friday night. Scorers included Gibbons and Rodefer leading for Roosevelt while Manchester’s Barnett and Woods posted several points. final score by quarter shows Roosevelt pulling away after a strong second half.
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Roosevelt Junior High
Manchester Junior High
Teddies
Manchester
Woods
Seaften
Roark
Glossip
Williams
Barnett
Totals
Roosevelt
Cole
Gibbons
Rodefer
Lindsay
Barton
Holbrook
Ratliff
Tucker
ABC Tourney Deadline Set Ahead of Cincinnati Event
Cincinnati special report notes a Tuesday midnight cutoff for entering the American Bowling Congress Tournament to be held in Cincinnati for first time in 50 years. Entry offices operate at the new Convention Center as the ABC opens February 17. The last ABC classic in Cincinnati was in 1918.
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Cincinnati
New Convention Center
ABC
Wooster JV Drops Middletown Branch 87 70 In Game
Wooster JV overwhelmed Middletown Branch 87 to 70 as the Branch rebounded poorly with 24 total boards and saw Walton Lawson ineligible this week fade from 21 rebounds per game. Randy Silcox led Miami with 24 points in a midseason setback.
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Wooster
Middletown
Miami University
Woosters College
Walton Lawson
Branch Boys
Randy Silcox
Miami Branch
Smith
West
Silcox
Hoffler
Glass
Pence
McHaigh
Hughes
Tubbs
Walz
Baab
Wooster JV
Cokes to Defend Title Against Harris in Dallas
Dallas welterweight champion Curtis Cokes will defend his title on March 18 against Philadelphia’s unbeaten Gypsy Joe Harris in Dallas. Harris has undefeated record heading into the bout.
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Cokes
Philadelphia
Custiss Cokes
Dallas
Gypsy Joe Harris
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Paula Murray
Miss Humphrey
Nancy Enochs
Lisa Douglass
DePaul
Rich Shealey
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Ill
Dwight Murphy
Most
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DIAL
Runyan
Ohio State
Roosevelt JH
ABC Tourney
Hine Loolfield
Soneeth
Chevrolet
Howe
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