Ohio cage games ignite busy basketball night
A heavy schedule features 25 Ohio college games with notable matchups. Gen Darton meets Eastern Kentucky as Ohio teams defend home turf. UCLA upends Ohio State 92 66 while Steubenville clobbers Wisconsin State. Eastern Michigan, Western Reserve, and others post mixed opening results.
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Cazzie Russell
Ann Arbor
Falcons
Michigan
Oliver Darden
Bearcats
Kent State
Fittsburgh
Toledo
Wisconsin State
Oshkosh
Steubenville
Central State
Anderson
Ind
Baldwin-Wallace
Marauders
Akron
Wittenberg
Zinps
Bowl-Down-Cancer entries open December campaign
Bowl-Down-Cancer opens December 4 through 12 with a $1.60 entry fee. League totals fund prizes up to 21 Lorain County establishments with top scorers advancing to state level, plus 500 runnerup awards tied to pro bowlers exhibition in Elyria. Bruce Stephanchick announces Lorain County event details and venue listings.
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Robert Stephanchick
Lorain County
South Central Edge Mapleton In Last-Second Thriller
South Central barely beat Mapleton 60 to 59 after a late surge. Mapleton tied the game on free throws by Bob Fraver before Bob Iceman hit a buzzer shot to seal the win. The two teams split rebounds 35 apiece and the game featured 39 percent shooting for Central and 25 percent for Mapleton.
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Central
Bob Fravier
Bob Iceman
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Seaman and Walker Named Coaches for Ohio All-Star Game
Bob Seaman of Sandusky and Dick Walker of Columbus Walterson were chosen as head coaches for the Ohio North-South High School All-Star Football Game to be played next August in Canton. Seaman led Sandusky to a 16 0 season and state title, beating Ted Federica for North coach. Walker guided a 9 0 team and won the South position over Jack Gordon of Middletown, with other finalists including Al Scrivener and Joe Miller.
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Sandusky
Dick Walker
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Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
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Oregon Clay
Tony Chiacchierro
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Cliff Foust
Garfield Heights
Walker
Jack Gordon
Middletown
al Scrivener
Lima
Seller
Joe Miller
Cincinnati Anderson
Four 910 Scratch bowlers hit 600 in city leagues
Four 910 Scratch league bowlers reached 600 series last night. Doug Sweeten led Prestis with 191 213 241 for 635. George Lloyd and Jack Tarry posted 633 and 632 respectively, while Dick Noll and Chuck Hess also hit 600s in other leagues.
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George Lloyd
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Saddlers Insurance
Barney
Ray Berson
Browns host Redskins in final home game of the season
The Cleveland Browns welcome the Washington Redskins at Municipal Stadium for the last home game of the year. Officials expect about 560000 in attendance with a potential gate above 560000 if the weather stays mild. Sonny Jurgensen leads Washington’s high scoring attack while Cleveland relies on its league leading defense.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Sonny Jurgensen
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Pat Richter
Angelo Coia
Jerry Smith
Buckeye Tops Highland In Cold Inland Conference Tilt
In a frigid Inland Conference game Buckeye defeated Highland 36 to 44. Buckeye led 20 to 8 after the first quarter but Highland cut the margin to 28 to 28 at halftime. Bill Inman scored 20 for Buckeye and Dave Winland had 17 for Highland. Buckeye improves to 1-1, Highland to 0-2.
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Buckeye
Rocky River Downs Olmsted Falls in Rough Clash
In Olmsted Falls, Rocky River defeated the Tigers 67 to 63 after leading 37 to 30 at halftime. Rocky River’s 46 rebounds keyed control of the boards while three River starters hit double figures, led by Greg Allavach in the second half.
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UCLA Hands Buckeyes 92 66 in rout
UCLA dominated Ohio State 92 66 after a close first half 35 32. Mike Warren 23 and Mike Lyon 20 led the Bruins while Ohio State's Bill Hosket foul trouble limited his impact. Bucks press clamped early but UCLA pulled away in the second half and now host North Carolina Monday.
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Bommer Leads Lanes with 545 Top Score
Kathy Bommer paced Center Ridge Lanes ladies bowling with 161 185 in Porter House League while Holly Banjoff added a 205 in game two. Shirley Thompson topped the city league at Tarry Lanes with a 305 total for 500 series. Coletta Wildaver converted a 27 10 in the same circuit.
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Center Ridge Lanes
Kathy
Center Ridge
Holly Banjoff
Tarry Lanes
Shirley Thompson
Coletta Wildaver
High school basketball scores stumble across several conferences
High school games featured Buckeye Conference North Central results with Cadhe and Milan, Inland and Southwestern matchups including Avon Leste and Meda, plus regional showdowns among Cincinnati LaSalle and Woodward, Cleveland East Tech, Shaker Heights, and Solon. Notable scores include Cincinnati Roger Bacon 71 over Purcell 49 and Avon Leste 68 over Fatimes 57.
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Parma
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Racing Commission Sets 1966 Ohio Racing Schedule
The Ohio Racing Commission plans to approve dates for 1966 racing at thoroughbred and harness tracks. Sessions include Thistledown in Cleveland May 22 to July 20 and Randall Park July 3 to Sept 17, with numerous 30 to 350 date blocks across tracks in Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo.
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Shoremen Hold Off Fairview For 15 Point Victory
Avon Lake Shoremen beat Fairview 53 to 37 as Mark Pfaff Russ Ross and Tom Ness led with double digit scores. Gary Rames topped scorers with 21 while Jim Johnsen supported with key assists and rebounds.
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Jim Johnsen
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Berlin Heights Topples Milan in Firelands Conference Clash
Berlin Heights Tigers erased a four point halftime deficit to tie in the third and pull away with 23 points in the final quarter to beat Milan 67 62. Gib Hensley led Berlin Heights with 31 points while Milan's top scorer was Tom Valentine. Berlin Heights hit 33 percent from the field and struggled at the free throw line.
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Bob Lap
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Milan
Gib Hensley
Tom Valentine
Indians
Nets
DeKalb Tops Early Bird Ladies League Standings
DeKalb leads the Early Bird Ladies League at Strikeout Lanes Wellington with a 30% win record. Bru's Cellar Dwellers posted high team totals of 755 and a 2,222 series. Marion West led singles with 175, Delores Danesi 489 series, and Pat Brubaker converted the 6 7 10 split. In Tri City Men's League, Russ Hurst won a 359 series while Howard Born and Dick Minnich tied with 204 for high singles. Reep Ford and Bliss Plumbing tied for 33 points, Reep’s posted the high game at 829, and Laubenthal's had the top team series at 2,379.
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Marion West
Delores Danesi
Pat Brubaker
Tri City
Russ Hurst
Howard Born
Dick Minnich
Reep Ford
Bliss Plumbing
Reep’s
Laubenthal
Royals edge Lakers 122 to 118 in tight finish
The Cincinnati Royals held off a late Los Angeles rally to win 122-118 as Oscar Robertson scored 48 points and Jerry West posted 51 in a Friday NBA clash. Philadelphia defeated Boston 119-103 in the other game.
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Los Angeles Lakers
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Jerry West
Lakers
Bob Boozer
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Philadelphia
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