Ohio college hoops clash tops week of holiday play
Cincinnati aims to extend its nine game win streak by beating Ohio University as top ranked Bearcats face the Bobcats. Ohio State seeks a tough test at Wichita against the Mavericks while sixth ranked Wittenberg hosts Westminster Pa. Xavier, Bowling Green, Toledo and Ohio Wesleyan also feature in holiday action across major tournaments.
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Two coaching giants face off in Orange Bowl clash
Alabama coach Bear Bryant and Oklahoma mentor Bud Wilkinson are portrayed as contrasting yet equally successful leaders. The piece contrasts their personalities, war service, and career records, noting both have built sustained championship programs and stressing that in the long run success is the answer.
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Sailors edge Bellevue to reach 3-2 after frenzied win
Vermilion Sailors held off Bellevue 68 63 in a tight game. Tom Siebert led scoring with 22 points, Ron Brown 18, John Holley 14, while Mark McClain paced Bellevue with 16. The game featured a nine point Vermilion fourth quarter lead and balanced shooting from both teams.
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Demons rally to win 54 48 over Brooklyn in tourney
Westlake pulled away late in the fourth to beat host Brooklyn 54 to 48. Bob Grundy led with 22 points, followed by Phil Obenauer with 11 and Bob West with 17. Brooklyn stayed close through three quarters as Westlake edged ahead in the final period on strong rebounding and clutch free throws.
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A’s Place Three in AL Top Batters of 1962
Three Kansas City Athletics finished among the American League’s top ten hitters in 1962, giving the A’s the season’s best team representation. Norm Siebern led the trio with a .308 average, while Jerry Tampe and Manny Jimenez each hit .301.
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Ridgeville rides weight and rebounding past Keystone Wildcats
Ridgeville High outrebounded Keystone 46 to 30 and rode strong inside play to a 71 51 victory. Center Beckloff and guard Beckloff led the Huskier Rangers with several key boards as Ridgeville earned its seventh straight win under coach Jack Schumacher. Keystone saw its five game win streak end, dropping to 2 5.
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Rocky River tops Bay in Southwestern Conference clash
Rocky River beat Bay Village 67-42 to pull within two games of Oberlin in the Southwestern Conference standings. Star trio Cross, Miller, and Meyer combined for 52 points as Rocky River led from the start, boosting its league record to 2-5 and 4-3 in all games. Bay’s Rekstis led with 14, Linak added 10.
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New Year Mud Bowl Draws Elyria Crowd At Hamilton Field
Elyrians skip TV for a live New Year’s Day mud bowl softball game at Hamilton Field. Bittner De Carlo Funeral Home and 3 Club meet, first pitch 2 pm, aiming for a seventh straight win after 15–12 series, with Gordy Bell, Tony Sito sharing pitching for Bittner DeCarlo and Ed TalarekBattery for the 38 Club.
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Barons Meet Baltimore Clippers In Western Division Tilt
The insurgent Cleveland Barons, tied for second in the Western Division, host the Baltimore Clippers tonight in Cleveland. The Barons share second place with Rochester, after Cleveland moved into the tie on a recent road trip that ended Wednesday with a 1-0-2 record.
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South Central tops Milan in Firelands clash
South Central defeated Milan 72-61 to seize first in the Firelands Conference. The Trojans led 40-27 at half, with Neil Walcher scoring 23 and 25 rebounds. Dan Schlenbaker 17, Dave Chandler 13 for South Central, while Milan's George Tigges 16 and Glen Ryerson 10 led the Wildcats.
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Fremont Defeats Findlay In Buckeye Conference Thriller
Fremont Ross Little Giants erased a nine point third quarter deficit to beat Findlay 53-52. Hyzer led Fremont with 14 points, Prosser 13, Davis 11 while Tom Miller paced Findlay with 19. Fremont improves to 2-2 in conference, tied with Findlay and rival team at 3-2 overall.
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