Ohio coaches honor top high school basketball winners
The Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association saluted five mentors with over 400 career wins. Paul Walker leads with 495 victories followed by Carl Bachman 477, Red Ash 451, Roy Bates 420, and Grant Walls 417. The event was at Ohio State University with plans announced for a senior stars blue book. District directors were also elected, naming Ralph Readout, Ted Theodosoff, Bill Lopresti, Bill Arthur, Wayne Wiseman, Dick Schenck, Carroll Hawkee, and Tom Bryant.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
Middletown
Paul Walker
Carl Bachman
Findlay
Charles
Red
Canton South
Roy Bates
Northwestern
Wayne County
Grant Walls
Norwalk
Bachman
Walls
Association
Ohio State University
Walker
Ralph Readout
Akron Hoban
Ted Theodosoff
Youngstown Raven
Bill Lopresti
Carrollton
Bill Arthur
Archbold
Wayne Wiseman
Springfield South
Dick Schenck
Newark
Carroll Hawkee
Waverly
Tom Bryant
Cincinnati Colerain
Bethel routs Kings Mills 56 or 55-16
Bethel High dominated Kings Mills with a 56 16 or 55 16 victory as Bethel led 38 0 at halftime and scored in every quarter. Kings Mills struggled in their first year of football with multiple interceptions and failed drives.
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Bethel
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Bethel High
The
Atoms
Middletown
Hamilton Taft
Monroe
Carlisle
Germantown
Franklin
Lebanon
Lincoln Heights
Lakota
Madison
Miami Valley
Wayne
Springfield North
Cedarville
Salem
Greenview
New Miami Cruises Past Spartans in SWOC Showdown
New Miami Vikings defeated Seven Mile 36 to 0 in a Southwestern Ohio Conference game. New Miami built leads with Hubbard rushing for a score and a 20 yard run by Brook plus two run plays by Hubbard and Hurd scoring on a Bufner pass. Chapman caught a 35 yard TD pass from Hubbard though the extra point failed.
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Seven Mile
New Miami
Vikings
Spartans
Mineral Bowl invites nine teams for November game
Excelsior Springs Missouri nine teams are under consideration for the Mineral Water Bowl set for November 27. The slate includes Maryville State Washington State Northern Illinois University Colorado Western College Nebraska State at Wyne North Dakota State Parsons College and Austin College.
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Excelsior Springs
Maryville
Sheffield Wednesday signs Jim McCalliog from Chelsea
English first division club Sheffield Wednesday buys inside forward Jim McCalliog from Chelsea for 84000 dollars.
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London
Sheffield Wednesday
Jim McCalliog
Chelsea
Ceulemans Wins World Three Cushion Championship Title
Raymond Ceulemans retained the world three cushion billiards championship by defeating Enriques Navvara on Friday night in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Raymond Ceulemans
Enriques Navvara
Tough Season Predicted For Celts: Royals Win
The Celtics suffer a third straight defeat 108-106 to Detroit as Sam Jones scores 51 in regular season play. Oscar Robertson helps Cincinnati top Baltimore 33 points 15 assists, moving Royals to second in the Eastern Division. Willis Reed leads the Knicks in a loss to San Francisco who pull away at 54-54 halftime.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Sam Jones
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Detroit
Ray Scott
Pistons
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Cincinnati Royals
Baltimore Bullets
San Francisco
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
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Royals
Bailey Howell
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Knicks
New Yorkers
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
Willis Reed
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Bowling Honor Roll Includes Wide Range Of Scores
The bowling page lists players with series and individual game scores. Roger Stamm leads with 181 206 223 213 for 823. Other notable totals include Jim Ferguson 231 210 207 648 and Ken Hall 246 194 177 617.
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Jim Ferguson
Joe Presta
Ken Carpenter
Paul Ballard
Ken Hall
Aaron Fields
Bailey Swartz
Gene Evans
Tom Calloway
Enen
Billie McGee
Mary Collins
Joy Dysart
Helen Hughes
Carolyn Kelly
Judy Schultz
Juanita Jiles
Marty Wombold
Kathy Harrison
Betty Murphy
Nancy Charles
Clara Lukens
Vera Jones
Gibbie Wise
Gerry Gunderson
Angie Callahan
Zelma Taylor
Marge Kennedy
Neda Marchetti
Berflice Harris
UC Students Favor MAC Opponents for Bearcats
The UC News-Record reports a random poll of 100 students showing 70 prefer UC football to play MAC opponents rather than the Missouri Valley schedule. Currently only Miami University is a regularly scheduled Mid-American foe.
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University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
UC News-Record
Miami University
Giants Take Game One Of Japan Series In Osaka
The Yomiuri Giants defeated the Nankai Hawks 4 2 in game one of the best of seven Japan Series. Sadaharu Oh hit two solo home runs. The series moves to Osaka Stadium then Tokyo for games two and three.
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Japan
Yomiuri Giants
Sadaharu Oh
Nankai Hawks
Osaka Stadium
Hawks
Tokyo
Mulligan Advances to Argentina Championship QFs
Australian player Martin Mulligan defeated Hernan Molina Berrer of Argentina 6-1 6-3 6-2 on Friday to move into the quarter-finals of the Argentina Tennis Championships.
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Buenos Aires
Martin Mulligan
Australia
Hernan Molina Berrer
Argentina
Player Dodges Challenge to Win Australian Open Crown
Gary Player of South Africa wins the Australian Open at Adelaide by six strokes with a four round 264 total. Frank Phillips and Jack Nicklaus tie for second at 270. Nicklaus shoots 71 in the final round. Peter Thomson finishes with 271 after a 67 and 65 today.
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Australia
Gary Player
Frank Phillips
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Player
Columbus
Ohio
Peter Thomson
Ferree Seeks Exemption With 50s On Greens
Jim Ferree shot 67 to seize a share of the San Jose Almaden lead at 11 under 133 in the $46,000 San Jose golf tourney. Ferree, 5'9" 165, from Corona, ranks 51st on the money list and contends for a top 50 exemption through 1966 as prize money and standings unfold. Charles Coody and Bob Verney trailed at 135, while leaders Al Geiberger and Steve Oppermann were at 138 and 139 respectively.
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Court of of Common Pleas
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South Africa
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Heavyweight bout ends with Berlin-Jefferson Davis stoppage
Berlin Jefferson Davis of Mobile Alabama stops Albert Westphal of Germany in a 10 round heavyweight clash. Westphal faces a tough test as the two heavyweights collide in the ring. Davis earns a victory in Mobile.
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Jefferson Davis
Mobile
Ala
Albert Westphal
Germany
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