Kentucky rises to No. 2 in UPI college basketball ratings
Unbeaten Kentucky vaults to second place in the UPI major ratings after holiday results. Duke remains No. 1 with 330 points. Vanderbilt drops to third after a loss. St Joseph's climbs to fourth. Brigham Young falls to fifth.
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Cincinnati
Syracuse
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Dayton
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Florida
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Area prep eagers back in action with big games
Area prep basketball returns with 22 games on Friday across the Buckeye and Inland conferences. Elyria, Lorain, Medina, and several rivals brace for clash as top teams seek to maintain pace and secure first places while key non league contests loom Saturday.
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Admiral King
Sanchis
Klusky
Mansfield
Confer
Ence Frays
Saturey
Buckeye
Lorain
Dale Reichenbach
Steelers
Findlay
Trojans
Dan Ba
Lakeland
New London
Midview
Middies
Oberlin
Huron
Wellington
Amherst
Ridgeville
Clearview
Vermilion
Perkins
Keystone
Brookside
Avon
Firelands
South Amherst
Highland
Jand Columbia
Medina
Westlake
Bees
Olmsted Falls
Fairview
Avon Lake
Black River
Berlin Heights
Elyria Catholic Panthers
Panthers
Mansfield St. Peter
Cantius
Byzantine
Lorain St. Marys
Comet
Lourdes
Chanel
Columbia
Tygers
Akron
Lutheran West
Willard
South Central
Berea
Bay Village
Western Reserve
Norwalk St. Paul
Thompson
York
Monroeville
Mapleton
Loudonville
College cage results show wide score variety across conferences
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Florida
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Wilt and West battle for lead in NBA scoring race
Wilt Chamberlain continued his chase of Jerry West for the NBA scoring crown. Chamberlain joined the 20,000-point club last week and lifted his season total to 1,182 points at a 33.8 average, while West remained first in per-game scoring with a 33.2 average despite playing seven more games. Oscar Robertson, Dick Barnett, and Gay Rodgers followed in points.
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Yale
Saban Named Maryland Football Coach To Rebuild Terps
Lou Saban accepted a four year Maryland contract and vowed aggressive recruiting. He addressed the team at a meeting and signaled a shift away from the previous offense as he aims to revive the struggling Terrapins under university backing.
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Tuesday and Friday Sports Schedule for Buckeye Conference
Ohio high school teams across Buckeye and related leagues set weekly action. Wrestling at Admiral King and Midview headlines Tuesday and Thursday events with multiple basketball games Friday across Lorain Elyria Fremont Sandusky Mansfield Findlay and more in various conferences.
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Buckeye
Midview
Lorain
Elyria
Fremont
Admiral King Sandusky
Mansfield
Findlay
Marion
Areland
New London
Ridgeville
Clearview
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Huron Island
Columbia South Amherst
Highland
Brookside
Keystone
Firelands
Avon
Olthwestern
Avon Lake
Rocky River
Westlake
Medina Bay Village
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Fairview
Irelands
South Central
Rules switch for Wittenberg and Central State
Central State defeats Wittenberg 70 61 as rule changes shift college basketball status. Esteemed NAIA champion Central State seeks to extend a 7 1 run and topple Wittenberg in tonight’s eighth meeting. Ohio Wesleyan hosts Marshall and Georgetown Ky visits Rio Grande on a light schedule.
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Wittenberg
Central State
Tigers
Eldon Miller
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Marshall
Georgetown
Rio Grande
Ohio college Cage schedule mixed with scattered pairings
A list of college basketball matchups includes Wittenberg vs Ohio Wesleyan Georgetown Ky at Rio G, Bowling Green at Toledo, Miami at Kent State, and many others across Ohio and neighboring states with multiple colleges such as Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Denison, Marshall, and Dayton. The fragmentary OCR reads like a dense schedule grid with teams not consistently paired or dated.
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Wittenberg
Ohio
Wesley
Georgetown
Rio G
Miami
Kent State
Onin U
Western Mid
Youngstown
Alliance Wooster
Capital
Cincinnati
North Tex
Akron
Hiram
Wilmington
Cadarviil
Morris Harvey
Marler
Western Reserve
Bethany
John Carrel
Ohio Wesleyab
Wopar
Defiance
Spring Arbor
Rilo Grande
Walsh
Tule
Michigan
Ohio State
Dayton
Depaul
Xavier
Marquette
Bowling Green
West
Cedarville
Cental Sct
Lincoln
Niagara
Boetheny
Case Tech
Wash de Jeff
John Carr
Gannon Findlay
Aquinas
Mich
Class B basketball blowout and close Ridge Tool clash
In a National League showdown, Short's outscored Ridge Tool 124 to 7 in the third period and won 67 to 51 after both teams entered at 41-41. Ridge Tool led the other three stanzas but B teams Trenes defeated Timms 56-38 and Eliminators overwhelmed Bowling Center 80 to an unspecified score.
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Green Dragon cagers pace 'B' scoring lead in league
Green Dragon has three of the top five scorers in the American League in Class B basketball after six games. Earl Webb leads with 122 points and a 2.0 average, while Ken Dick and Bob Taylor sit fourth and fifth with 109 and something markers respectively. Paul Swiger of Sweda's is second in the league with 128 points, and Zen Chawansky of Bowling Center is next with 115. In the National League after five games Tom Beckloff and Bill Hershey lead, Beckloff at 113 points on a 22.6 average and Hershey with 9 markers. Hank Mowery of Timms has 0 points, Gary Tomski of United Polish Club is next with 84, and Mitchell Sharp of Shotts has 78.
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Bob Taylor
Paul Swiger
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Zen Chawansky
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Gary Tomski
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