One point upsets in Ohio college hoops on Saturday
Ohio University edged Miami 20-58 in a game described as inches by coach Tates Locke as Cleveland State beat Central State 41-40. Ohio State surged past Minnesota 58-41 while Cincinnati beat Tulsa 76-63 and Toledo defeated Kent State 66-58.
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Robertson Joins NBA Assists Elite in Suns Win
Oscar Robertson moved past Bob Cousy for the all time assists mark with eight assists to reach 6 949. The Cincinnati Royals lost to the Phoenix Suns 125 113 as Gail Goodrich and Dick Van Arsdale led Phoenix in a fourth quarter surge.
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Columbia Raiders edge St John Cantins in season finale
Columbia Raiders beat St John Cantins 58 to 52 to cap the season. Cliff Dech led with 18 points while Rick Bing and Joe Madak added 16 and 12. Columbia finished 4-14 overall and 3-11 in the Inland Conference, opening the Class A Sectional at North Ridgeville against Keystone.
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Talladega challenges Charger in ARCA 200 debut
Benny Parsons of Detroit won the ARCA 200 mile winter championship at Daytona Beach driving the Talladega to first place and a $5,500 payout. The race featured caution flags after a rollover by Jack Shanklin, with Iggy Katona and Andy Hampton finishing second and third as Dodge Chargers struggled but remained competitive. Parsons mulls entering the Daytona 500.
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Sandusky St Marys defeats Oberlin 87 to 41 in big win
Rich Davie led Sandusky St Marys with 20 free throws and 36 points in the 87 41 victory over Oberlin. Panthers hit 31 free throws to Oberlin 17 as St Marys pulled away by halftime and continued the lead.
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First Methodist routs Pilgrim in Church League clash
First Methodist led 31-27 at halftime then exploded for 51 points in the second half to beat Pilgrim 80-53 at the YMCA. Paul Swiger scored 33 for the winners. Other games saw First Assembly down St Mary 73-57 and First Congregational defeat St Paul 46-31.
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First Methodist Swiger and Pilgrim-Huskinson clash in return match
In a high scoring game First Methodist Swiger posted 11-3 from 11.33 mark with Smith 7-1-15 and Cope 6-2-14 leading the way. Pilgrim-Huskinson and Beore defense held early as Nickels and Resar contributed for the Pilgrim squad.
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First Congregational Good Speed Stats Recap
A fragment lists players and scores for First Congregational with Felton Eisen Street Meister and St Paul-Farkler among others. Team totals appear as 5-1-1 and 9-3-9 with multiple players contributing points and assists.
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Amherst Stuns Firelands 63-58 In Upset Finish
Amherst Comets close season with a 63-58 home win over Firelands as they surge in the second quarter to take a 33-27 lead at halftime. Amherst ends 9-9 in Lakeland Conference. Firelands 15-3-1 Inland Conference.
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Ohio College Basketball Roundup Highlights Regional Schedules
A dense roundup lists college games across Ohio with multiple matchups including Kent State at St Bonaventure and Ohio U at Findlay. It chronicles numerous results, standings, and upcoming contests across conferences and venues.
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Avon’s Chapman shines as Toledo Freshmen down Kent State
Avon star Bill Chapman led Toledo University Freshmen to an 81 71 win over Kent State Freshmen scoring 21 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. He averages 16.1 points and 11.8 rebounds per game as coach Jim Zak notes Chapman’s role as a backbone alongside Tim Harmon.
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Remodeling Causes Late Edition Reports In Chronicle Telegram
Due to emergency pressroom remodeling begun Saturday night and completed early Sunday, many late game reports and other activities could not be run in Sunday's Chronicle Telegram. The work, needed before today’s edition, accompanies the newspaper’s expansion to offset printing this summer.
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Small Fry Basketball Scores Report Card
Compact roundup of youth games with multiple teams and final scores including Allen-Comets 11 Rockets 3 and Bombers 20 Missiles 8. Cascade Wildcats 33 Hurricanes 10 Badgers 21 Hawksng Bears 30 Trojans 14 plus other listed results.
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