Ohio State Bowl Musings and Local Notes
A collation of college football chatter from the Ohio State scene with picks for Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl outcomes, plus notes on players and local sports milestones. Mentions Woody Hayes holiday card, Dave Foley on Academic All Big Ten, and Lorain Kent State scoring leaders as the season concludes.
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Ohio State
West Coast
Buckeyes
Big Ten
Buckeye
Hollywood
Disneyland
Alabama
Joe Namath
Denver Broncos
Namath
Dave Foley
Harry Gonso
Findlay
Indians University
Missouri
Charlie McCullers
Kansan
Kansas
Penn State
Tennessee
Texas
Doug Dickey
Volunteers
Dickey
Darrell Royal
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Georgia
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Broyles
Tech
Vince Dooley
College scores mix with varied results across venues
College games produced a mix of close and decisive outcomes. Washington trimmed Ohio State 59 to 53, Toledo edged San Francisco 58 to 59, Bowling Green topped Dartmouth 89 to 53, Baldwin Wallace beat Cleveland State 68 to 57, and LSU defeated Duquesne 91 in the Holiday Festival. Other notable results include UCLA 74 over St Joan’s NY 54, Quaker City BC 82 over La Salle 59, and Duke 95 over Wisconsin 72.
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Washington
Ohie
Toledo
San Francisco
Bowling Green
Dartmouth
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland
Kansas
Ucla
St Joan‘s
Quaker City
High School Football Scores Summary from Ohio Districts
A scrambled list of scores shows various Ohio high school teams competing across cities including Lorain, Reynoldsburg, Delaware, Worthington, Mt Vernon, Grove City, Columbus areas and more. Matches feature teams like Sandusky, Admiral King, Grandview, Hilliard, Meixs, Heath, Athens, and Licking Valley with multiple close results and several double-digit margins.
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Westerstile
Gananca
Whitehall
Delaware
Worthington
Mt Vernon
Leidon
Buaryavlile
Flexiey
Seimlin
Grove City
Grandview
Groveport
Hilliard
Columbus Webbe
Liberty Unio
Granville
Licking Valley
Heath
Fremont jayvees defeat Elyria 41 to 38
Fremont junior varsity defeated Elyria 41 38 as Elyria’s Tim Graham sprained an ankle in the first half and left the game. Fremont led 21 0 at halftime and held on for the win amid disrupted scoring lines from the match.
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Fremont
Elyria
Pioneers
Tim Graham
Bruins overwhelm St John’s in Holiday Festival title game
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor 22 rebounds and 24 points dominated St John’s 74 to 56 in New York securing the ECAC Holiday Festival crown. North Carolina and Kansas also claimed wins as top teams faced late-round action across college basketball.
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NEW York
UPI
Passon
UCLA
NOG
Davidson
Kentucky
Santa Clara
Manang
Villanova
Ditols
Cipeinnat
Jones NY
Duquesne
Mexico
Mecroft
Columbia
Camalla
Purdue
Maria Wyomine
Vanderbilt
Associated Press
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Stex
Lew Alcindor
Ucla Bruins
St. John’s
N.Y
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Charlie Scott
Kansas
Jo Jo Whites
America
Detroit
Spencer Haywood
U.S
Mexico City
Minnesota Gophersa
Mikan
Alcinder
Bruins
St. John's
Scott
Rusty Clark
Princeton
White
Oklahoma State
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Larry Mikan
George Mikan
American Basketball Association
Gophers
Haywood Mikan
Minnesota
Titans
Holy Cross
St John's
South Carolina
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Lousiana State
Kenny Heitz
John Warren
Madison Square Garden
Clark
Tar Heels
Dave Robisch
General White
McHugh Tops Panther Defender of the Week
Elyria Catholic’s Jerry McHugh named defensive player of the week by The Chronicle-Telegram for his standout performance in the Panthers 78-76 win over North Ridgeville Friday night.
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Jerry McHugh
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Catholic
Hig
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North Ridgeville
Seattle ends 10 game skid with 120 118 win over Phoenix
Seattle stops a 10 game losing streak with a 120 118 victory over Phoenix as Bob Rule and Art Harris lead with 24 points each. Chicago beat San Francisco 103 97 and Los Angeles edged Dallas 131 128 in overtime. In ABA Indiana beat Kentucky 110 93 and Los Angeles topped Dallas. Jerry West scored 40 for the Lakers as Los Angeles rallied in overtime.
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al Bianchi
SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
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Los Angeles
San Diego
American Basketball Association
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Warriors
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Bob Rule
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Jimmy Washington
Bob Weiss
Clem Haskins
Joe Ellis
Jerry West
Rockets
Elvin Hayes
Lakers
West
Elgin Baylor
Jim Barnett
Don Kojis
Mel Daniels
Bob Netolicky
Daniels
Netolicky
Pacers
Jim Jarvis
Sandusky routs Admiral King 91 73 in Buckeye action
Sandusky built a big early lead and withstood a late Admiral King rally to win 91 73. Ed Ashby led King with 18 points as Sandusky stayed within reach of Marton and dominated at the Free-throw line with 23 of 38.
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Sandusky
Admiral King
Admirals
Iveritha Beckers
Cam
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