Norwalk Eighth Graders Upset Perkins In OT
Norwalk eighth graders topple Perkins 46 44 in overtime after a 42 42 regulation tie. Doug Ott hit a late basket. George De Bolt and Stu Schillig added key points as Tom Edwards led scoring with 15. Next games at Huron Thursday.
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Perkins
Norwalk
Doug Ott
George de Bolt
Stu Schillig
Tom Edwards
John Ross
Schillig
DeBolt
Ott
Dale Perkins
Jim Ryerson
Rick Brooker
Clyde White
Bob Theisen
Cecil Boyd
Huron
West Leads Chamberlain In Scoring
New York UPI reports Jerry West tops the NBA scoring list through January 16 with 1 585 points at a 33 0 average for the Los Angeles Lakers while Wilt Chamberlain is the lone big man among the top five scorers.
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New York
UPI
National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
NBA
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Toledo Ace Holds MAC Point Lead
Jim Cox of Toledo tops the Mid-American Conference scoring in league play with 24 points per game. Teammate Bob Aston sits second at 21.4, while Western Michigan’s Reggie Lacefield drops to fifth at 18.3. Marshall’s Orville Stepp ranks third in league scoring with 20.7 as Nick Aloi of Bowling Green hits all 13 free throws. Al Dixon of Bowling Green is the top rebounder at 6-9.
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Columbus
UPI
Jim Cox
Toledo
Bob Aston
Reggie Lacefield
Western Michigan
Marshall
Orville Stepp
Phil Snow
Miami
Nick Aloi
Bowling Green
Falcons
al Dixon
Schroeder Aids Cats In 84 73 Victory Over Seattle
Ohio University coach Jim Snyder credited defense and the play of 6-9 John Schroeder and 6-8 Fred Cluff as the Bobcats snapped a three game losing streak by beating Seattle 84-73. Schroeder had 15 points and nine rebounds, Cluff 16 rebounds and 15 points, while Mike Hammond and Ken Fowlkes added 16 and 15 respectively. Dayton, Steubenville, Findlay and Cedarville also posted victories as Ohio Conference action loomed with Hiram at Baldwin Wallace and Heidelberg at Wittenberg.
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United Press International
Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Snyder
Bill Hess
John Schroeder
Fred Cluff
Schroeder
Cluff
Dowing
Seattle
Bobcats
Mike Hammond
Ken Fowlkes
Jerry Stech
Schulte
Polar Bears
Hiram
Baldwin-Wallace
Heidelberg
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Muskingum
Cedarville
Bluffton
Snowbound Track Takes Heavy Toll at Monte Carlo Rally
The 1600 kilometer second section of the Monte Carlo Auto Rally saw 37 of 159 starters unofficially out as snowbound Alpine passes challenged competitors. Ford of France led a strong British Ford and BMC Mines challenge amid heavy, cold conditions and many penalties, with contenders aiming for Monte Carlo despite numerous dropouts.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
UPI
Chambery
B.M.C
Ford
France
Tim? Makinen
Finland
Dawson named MAC basketball player of the week
Joe Dawson a sophomore guard in the Marshall lineup replacing Tom Langfitt earned this week’s Mid-American Conference basketball player of the week. He started against Ohio University and scored 24 points to pace the win over the Bobcats.
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Columbus
UPI
Joe Dawson
Marshall
Tom Langfitt
Dawson
Ohio University
Bobcats
Huntington
W.va
Tiffin Columbian Tornadoes Lead Northern Ohio League
The Tiffin Columbian Tornadoes sit atop the Northern Ohio League with a 7-0 league record as the second half opens. Fremont Ross faced an early test as teams brace for a challenging stretch from the undefeated squad.
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Northern Ohio
T.C
Tiffin Columbian Tornadoes
Fremont Ross
Northern Ohio League Standings Preview and Week Schedule
The article previews the Northern Ohio League race with Upper Sandusky in first at 9-1, Bucyrus chasing, and Galion, Bellevue, Norwalk, and Willard in close contention. It cites recent results like Upper Sandusky 61, Bucyrus 6 4 and Norwalk 36 34 over Bellevue, plus upcoming showdowns at Bellevue and home games for Shelby and Willard.
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Tornadoes
Galion
Tigers
Seneca County
Norwalk
Bellevue
Redmen
Bucyrus
Rams
Kirkham & Company
Upper
Drupper
Truckers
Willard
Shelby Whippets
Chuck Williams
Northern Ohio
Tiffin
Col
Sandusky
Shelby
Norwalkh Galion
Buckeye
Findlay
Elyria
Bie
Fremont Ross
Marion Hard
Hull Extends NHL Scoring Lead After Four-Goal Night
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks increased his season totals to 36 goals and 23 assists for 59 points to stretch his NHL lead to 11 points at the halfway mark. He scored four goals Sunday night and will receive a $500 bonus from the league.
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Montreal
UPI
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hull
NHL
College Ratings NY UP I ranking through Jan 15
United Press International major college basketball ratings list top teams with first place votes and win loss records as of Saturday January 15. Duke leads with 28 first place votes and 14-1 record, followed by Kentucky 12-0 and Kansas 13-2, with several others like St Josephs Providence Vanderbilt and Utah also shown among the top twenty.
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UPI
United Press International
Duke
Kentucky
St. Josephs
Providence
Vanderbilt
Bradley
Kansas
Texas Western
Loyola Ill
Utah
Brigham Young
UCLA
Michigan
Cincinnati
New Mexico
San Francisco
Michigan State
Nebraska
Iowa
North Carolina State
Breach Of Contract Hearing On Rams Coach Move
Chicago Bears seek to block George Allen from joining the Los Angeles Rams in a breach of contract case. The second hearing with Circuit Court Judge Cornelius Harrington could delay a decision, affecting Allen’s Rams role and the Bears coaching staff.
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Chicago
UPS
Chicago Bears
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Cornelius Harrington
Allen
Rams
Dan Reeves
Bears
George Halas
Hawks Gain First Win In South
The St. Louis Hawks finally earned their first win in the Deep South by beating the New York Knickerbockers 115 to 106 at the Mid South Coliseum in Memphis Sunday night. No other NBA games were on the schedule.
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St. Louis Hawks
Deep South
Hawks
National Basketball Association
Memphis
Tenn
Mid South
New York Knickerbockers
Ohio AA basketball ratings with first place votes
United Press International lists Class AA ratings through Jan 15 with first place votes and records. Canton McKinley leads with 14 votes and 11 1, Lima Shawnee top in undefeated 12 0, coliseum teams like Findlay and West also ranked, while several schools follow in the top twenty with varying records and votes.
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Columbus
UPI
United Press International
Canton McKy
Day Chamade
Lima Shawnee
Hamilton Taft
Findlay
Columbus West
Columbus Linden
Elyria
Cleve
E. Tech
J. Adams
Toledo Libbey
Warren
Canton Lincoln
Hamilton Garfield
Middletown
Salem
Finneytown
Dayton Roosevelt
Akron East
Newark
Cleveland St. Edwards
Martins Ferry
Springfield South
Cincinnati Elder
Portsmouth
Dayton Alter
Cincinnati Withrow
Dayton Meadowdale
Alliance
Copley
Colavito Vowed to Power Swing for 1966 Season
Rocky Colavito in Cleveland to accept the Indians Man of the Year Award talks about rugged winter workouts to add inches to his swing. He belted 20 homers before the All Star break last season but finished with six more as Cleveland faded to fifth, 15 games back. Luis Aparicio of the Orioles, cut from 40 000 to 38 000, batted .225 in 144 games and agreed to terms for 1966.
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Rocky Colavito
Rock
Cleveland
Indians
Colavito
Tribe
Minnesota
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore Orioles
A.L
Aparicio
Orioles
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