Ohio B Teams Show Quality In Strong NCAA Run
Ohio's B squads Bearcats Bucks and Bobcats pace to March NCAA bids with Cincinnati and Ohio State in early rounds. Ohio University aims for first bid facing Notre Dame then Georgia Tech as Dayton enters NIT at Madison Square Garden. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas highlight a high scoring season for Ohio schools.
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Two Local High Schools Clash In Oxford Showdown
Fenwick Falcons and Middie Middies faced off in Oxford with Fenwick showing well as a potential future AA foe. The article notes Lincoln Heights upset history and coach Joe Martin’s successor Carlton Bolds, who benched his second unit to finish the season 9-5.
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Temple Helps Indians Shore Up Infield After Reds Trade
Cleveland manager Joe Gordon says Johnny Temple will plug the infield defensive holes and push Carroll Hardy to relax and perform. Temple is described as professional and confident, with expectations to raise Hardy's play if he becomes a regular outfielder.
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Olympic Goalie Embraces Pro Ball After Debut
New York AP report notes goaltender Jack McCartan enjoys NHL action after a 3-1 Rangers win over Detroit in his debut. He looks forward to his next game and asks how the pro level will feel after more time between the pipes.
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Cleveland Team Upset Nets in Indoor Doubles Championship
Cleveland players Bob Scho field and Clark Graebner won the Northeast Ohio Indoor Doubles title defeating top seeds Dick McFarland and Bob Nihousen 11 64 in Berea. In NHL action, Red Wings’ Sunday loss and Sparky McCartan’s Olympic gold recall marked a busy night with Chicago beating Detroit and Toronto dropping Boston.
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Cage Results Highlight ACC Championship Duke Defeats Wake Forest
Duke wins 63 59 over Wake Forest to claim ACC Championship. Other notable scores include Manhattan 91 Fordham 61 and St Bonaventure 87 Canisius 62 as college basketball action spans multiple conferences and venues.
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High Schools Class AA Sectionals Roundup
Columbus East 64 over Westerville 3 and London 61 over Eastmoor 7 highlight Columbus area results. Shawnee 74 beat Kenton, Mansfield 46 fell to Ashland, Fairview 57 defeated White 51. Other scores include Niles 56 over Newton Falls 53 and Canton Timken 76 over Louisville 44.
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Miami Grappler Wins MAC 125 Title in Upset
Miami University stunned the MAC wrestling meet with Rich Fleming winning the 125 pound class by defeating Toledo’s Ron Stauber in overtime. Teammate Dave Kaiser captured the 167 pound crown as Bowling Green led the team standings with 49 points. Toledo and Kent tied for second at 47, followed by Miami 39, Ohio University 30, Western Michigan 25, and Marshall 12.
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Bird Dog bids for two major titles at national event
Home Again Mike, winner of the National Bird Dog Championship, challenged for the National Amateur Quail Championship in Hernando Mississippi. A victory would give him two of dogdom's greatest prizes, tying a rare double.
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NCAA Play Opens Tonight With Regional Matchups
The NCAA tournament begins with DePaul vs Air Force in Chicago and USC vs Utah in Provo. Santa Clara and Loyola meet in a WCAC playoff, while Kansas fights Nebraska for a possible Big Eight title tiebreaker.
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Baylor Joins 2 000-Point Club In NBA
Minneap olis Lakers star Elgin Baylor reached 2 000 points in the season with 43 in a 114 105 win over Cincinnati to become the fifth player ever to reach the mark. He now has 2 006 for the year as the Lakers prepare for a Western Division semifinal against Detroit. Wilt Chamberlain leads the league with 2 676.
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Big Ten honors AP names Lucas and Dischinger stars
The AP selects the 1960 Big Ten All-Star five led by sophomores Jerry Lucas of Ohio State and Terry Dischinger of Purdue. Also on the first team are Horace Walker, Walt Bellamy and Ron Johnson. Lucas and Dischinger join Horace Walker as top picks with Bellamy a standout junior.
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Bearcats Begin Spring Football Practice Despite Snow
Cincinnati AP reports the University of Cincinnati plans to open spring football practice today with about 75 candidates in drills. Coach George Blackburn must replace six two way starters and five other key performers lost to graduation as conditions threaten start.
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Boston and Syracuse collide in high scoring game
Boston beats Syracuse 126 to 117 in a fast paced matchup. New York defeats Detroit 120 to 112 while Minneapolis tops Cincinnati 114 to 105. St Louis hosts Philadelphia 109 in a heavyweight schedule with no games on Monday.
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Top Scores Highlight Middletown Bowling Tournament Start
Brooks Wright led singles with a 641 actual score in the first shifts at J & J Lanes as Dale Johnson followed with 633. Proctor Realty topped the five-man team totals at 3,066 while McCoy Leffler led doubles and all-events standings with strong showings as 55 five-man teams and 140 singles and doubles entries prepare for Saturday and Sunday play.
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Pepsi-Cola Cincinnati Tops Pins But Misses Top 10
The Pepsi-Cola team of Cincinnati posted the highest actual pin total 2 632 in the Ohio Women’s Bowling Tournament yet still failed to crack the top 10 in the handicap team event. Gray Motor Sales of Salem moved to third in the team division with 3 018 total pins on 2 559 actual pins and a 459 pin handicap. Viola Carroll and Betty Griesemeyre of Cincinnati rose to fifth in doubles with 1 262 total.
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Bowling Standings Show Strong Scores and Names
The Leader lists high scorers in singles, doubles and all events. Notable figures include Brooks Wright Dale Johnson Hampton Bailey Joe Coyner Jerry Leak John Hoover Arvid McWhorter Marvin Bittinger Chick Boxwell Tom Class Esten Wom bold Estil Wombold Marvin Bittinger Paul Lockmeyer Earl Whitt Bill Whitt Tom Calloway Earl Eads Roger Hughes George Pierce and high totals for all events led by Hampton Bailey Chick Boxwell Virgil Yenser Esten Wombold and Estil Wombold.
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Fraser Adds Lustre To Rating As Ten Netter
Neale Fraser of Australia enhanced his status as world’s top amateur by winning the Masters Invitational men’s tennis championship in St. Petersburg Florida. He defeated fellow Australian Roy Emerson in straight sets 6 4 6 0 9 7. Fraser then teamed with Emerson to capture the doubles crown over Ulf Schmidt and Jan Eric Lundquist 6 3 8 6. Ann Haydon beat Donna Flora 6 1 6 2 for the women’s singles title. Haydon and Carol Prosen defeated Sandy Warshaw and Mary Habicht 6 1 8 6 for the women’s doubles.
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Weekend Fight By The Associated Press
Manila fighter Bert Somodio stopped Bonie Espinosa in the 9th round to win the Philippine lightweight title. Espinosa entered the bout with a 133%4 record as Somodio earned the weekend victory in the title contest.
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