Tiffin Tornadoes Lead NOL Standings Despite Poor Shooting
The Tiffin Tornadoes hold a one game lead in the Northern Ohio League as they top the standings while posting a league worst .331 field goal percentage after five games. Bellevue leads from the foul line with .623, and Jim Kirkham of Bucyrus tops scoring with 25.2 ppg as the race includes multiple teams and player stats across shooting, rebounding, and scoring.
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Bowling High Game and Series Leading Scores
Crow Lockwood posts a 699 single and 1988 series to top high marks. Bob Meyer leads the high team series with 2345 and Debble's Shell garners the high team game 744 and series 2146.
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Weekend Predictions Open 1966 Basketball Campaign
The writer forecasts two weeks into 1966, naming Western Reserve, Hillsdale, Milan, South Central, Monroeville, Berlin Heights, Black River, Bucyrus, Tiffin Columbian, Upper Sandusky, Bellevue, Galion, Sandusky Senior, Fremont Ross, Findlay, Elyria, New London, Midview, Huron, Wellington, Norwalk St. Paul, Lorain St. Mary, Lexington, Plymouth, Sandusky St. Mary, Margaretta, Clyde, Genoa, York, Woodville, Green Springs, Perkins, Western Reserve, Monreville, Loudonville, Crestline, Mansfield Senior, Akron North, St Mary, St Joe, San dusky Bay.
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Weekend Cage Schedule Amid Mixed Conference Play
Fire Lands Lakeland Western and Northern Ohio League matchups highlight the weekend slate. Mapleton hosts West Res, Milan visits Hillsdale, and Tiffin Columbian faces Shelby as battles shape district standings.
Kentucky Cagers Rise to Second in Nation
New York UPI reports unbeaten Kentucky jumps to No. 2 in major college basketball ratings. Duke holds No. 1 for the fourth straight week as holiday tournament results shuffle the top 10. Kentucky under Adolph Rupp remains the era’s winningest program with a perfect record.
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Schroeder Leads Bobcats In Big Year Outlook
Ohio University forward John Schroeder dominates with 22 points and 22 rebounds in a 90-52 win over Brown. Coach Jim Snyder pins MAC title hopes on Schroeder as Ohio eyes a strong season and a possible 9-3 league finish.
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Sox Hire Farrell
Kerby Farrell former Indians manager joins the Chicago White Sox coaching staff for the 1966 season. At 52 he was slated to manage the Mets Jacksonville farm club before Eddie Stanky hired him, reuniting with Stanky who coached Farrell in 1957.
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Namath Named AFL Rookie of the Year for 1965
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, 22, wins the AFL Rookie of the Year by near unanimous vote from 24 writers. He joins Matt Snell as a previous Jet rookie honoree and edges rivals like John Huarte, Kent McCloughan, and John Bramlett in a season highlighted by a strong debut against the Bills and a pivotal upset over the Chiefs.
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Van Brocklin Signs Five Year Vikings Pact
Norm Van Brocklin, who resigned as Minnesota Vikings head coach last season, signed a five year contract Monday promising to remain with the team through 1970 in Minneapolis Saint Paul.
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