Lorain coaches approve new sectional draw rules
The Lorain sectionalists adopt a draft plan by 14 coaches with seedings 1 through 4 placed in bracket sections. The system allows open draws for one choice per seed, with byes and no home-court bias, while games may be held at neutral sites to attract up to 2,000 fans. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students in advance, rising to $1 at game time.
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Cinziger
Cinniger
Lorain
Admiral King
Elyria
State amateur may become all medal play in golf
The Ohio Golf Association considers switching its state amateur from match play to medal stroke play following the USGA move. Secretary-treasurer Bill Margraf says a July Mansfield board vote could set 1966 as the transition, noting medal play tests nerves differently and may better test skill.
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Bob Bourne
Jim Brown
Ohio
Ohio Golf Association
United States Golf Association
W. H
Bill) Margraf
Columbus
USGA
Margraf
State Association
Mansfield
Bill
Board of Directors
Hudnutt
Top scorers, but Hurricanes win in MAC action
Miami leads the pack as top scorer outpaces rival scorers. Akron and Mount Union vie in Ohio Conference play while Duquesne, Wittenberg, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan and other MAC teams chase standings. Somerset 27 points and Willie Ross 25 pace notable showings as Buckeyes, Terriers and others push for conference wins.
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Akron Ningham
Mount Union
Torious Marauders
Wittenberg
Denison
Ohio
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Marietta
Kent State
Wil
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Otterlie
Somerset
Bein
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Dukes
Wilson Gra
Conferham
Kent
Bow
Jing Green
Toledo
Hiram
Ohio University
San Francisco
State
Oberlin
Bill Meyer
Xavier
Dayton
Steubenville
Terriers
Findlay
Muskingum
St. Francis
Ted Koch
Yeomen
Manchester
Ind
Wooster
Ohio Northern
Hoosier
Baldwin Wall
Race
Kenyon
Wilberforce
Central State
Malone
Skein
Heidelberg
Jastj
Rioquest
Cedarville
Grande
Cumberland
Carter
Two errors decisive: Yeomen nipped by Terriers
Hiram defeated Oberlin 70 65 in overtime as two costly floor errors swung the game. Meyer tied late, then two free throws by Ken Bowen sealed the 65 70 comeback, with Oberlin misfiring in the closing moments and Hiram pulling clear in overtime.
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HIRAM
Oberlin College
Ohio
PGA
Terriers
Bill
Meyer
Oberlin
Ken Bowen
Sth
Julian Smith
Elyria
Scott Kretchmar
Yeomen
Rowen
Keane to Wear Yankee Uniform and Lead His Way
New Yankee manager Johnny Keane will join the club in three weeks wearing number 21 once worn by Tex Clevenger. Keane says he will not wear a man’s collar and plans to lead by example, preferring his own approach over Houk, Yogi Berra, and the club’s traditional hit and run style. He aims to gain players’ buy in to his methods as the Yankees continue to rely on power hitters like Mantle Maris Howard and Pepitone.
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Milton Richman
NEW York
UPI
Johnny Keane
Yankee
Tex Clevenger
Keane
Ralph Houk
Jing
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Ralph
Houks
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Joe Pepitone
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