Ohio District Tournaments Claim Roosevelts Downfall
Dayton Roosevelt, ranked third in the Columbus area ratings, fell 61-59 to Dayton Fairview in the Dayton Class AA District. Hannibal River, ranked 10th in Class A, lost 69-68 to underdog West Muskingum at New Concord, as 14 teams were eliminated across Ohio districts.
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Cager Too Old 17 4 State Becomes 0 21
Bridgeport was disqualified from the Class A high school basketball tournament after the Ohio High School Athletic Association ruled an over-age player played all season. Wayne Local was named to replace Bridgeport in the Class A tourney against Strasburg at Steubenville tonight on a last minute basis. The team forfeited all victories, changing their 17 4 record to 0 21.
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Flyers Basketball A Year For Rebuilding
The St. Paul Flyers went 7 12 in 1966 67 after a 13 5 previous season. Center Bob Humbel emerged as a surprise key contributor with a 39 percent field goal mark and four of five in the tournament. Senior John Amato led regulars with 73 percent foul shooting. Jim Grine led in rebounds at 9.9 per game, Humbel 9.1. Team field goal 29 percent. opponents 35.6. Free throw 59 percent. opponents 61.2. Points per game 53.6 for St Paul. 59.6 for opponents. Leading scorers: Jim Grine 14.7 and John Amato 13.6.
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Alcindor and Walker Lead 1967 All-America Team
Lew Alcindor and Jimmy Walker head the 1967 United Press International All-America team, reflecting two distinct high school backgrounds. Joining them on the first five are Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes and Bobby Lloyd, with Don May named to the third team.
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Toledo Rockets win MAC title with 93 90 victory over Ohio
Toledo clinched its first Mid-American Conference crown in 13 years with a 93 to 90 win over Ohio University. The Rockets improved to 11-1 in conference play and 22-1 overall.
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