Buckeyes Tough Without Lucas Headline
Ohio State shows strength without All American Jerry Lucas who missed a game due to a knee injury. Coach Fred Taylor fears Lucas’s injury may be worse than thought and contemplates lineup changes for the Northwestern showdown.
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Diederick Rolls 254 644 Series Leads Local Bowlers
Diederick rolled 254, 644 series to top Elyria Bowling Center action, with Gary Schneider 637 and Andy Wassilek 616 close behind. Other leagues crowned first half champions, and Ohio State routed Evansville 86 59 as Esposers Lucas sat out with a knee injury.
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Falcons Tigers Y Pacesetters in YMCA High School action
The Tigers crushed the Redskins 84-33 while the Falcons beat the Rockets 74-48 in YMCA High School House league games at the Y. Tom Jackson led the Tigers with 28 points. Ted Sabo, Bill Ogle, John Antonczak, Chris Brown and Gary Howell each scored for their teams.
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Tribe Scouts 14 Top Minor Prospects for the Tribe
Cleveland based report lists 14 minor prospects invited to spring training in Tucson including Julius Grant Jim Weaver Steve Hamilton Don Schaeffer Larry Brown Wilfred Sieber and Bob Miller. It notes relations to majors such as Dick Brown and Jim Brown and mentions positions from pitchers to catchers with prior seasons cited at Reading Mobile Burlington and Lakeland and training with the Cubs in Arizona.
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Basketball Scores East and Midwest College Games
East region results show t. Martime 77 Rutgers 59 and West Virginia 94 Syracuse 74. Vermont 30 Massachusetts 76 at Virginia Tech 69, Marietta 66 Bt Vincent 69 Steubenville 66. Vanderbilt 64 Kentucky 62. Auburn 51 Mississippi 40. Eastern Ky St 75 Murray J 73. Georgia 80 Louisiana St 65. Florida Tulane 73 Virginia 54. South Carolina 91 Midwest Indiana 79 Michigan St 55 Ohio St 86 Evansville 59 Tows St 76 Missouri 67 Town 76 Wisconsin 68. Abil Christian 68 Arlington 6 Nebraska 65 Colorado Hamline 81 St pannesti 49 Creighton 107 Omaha Kansas 68 Oklahoma 68 Drake 45 St Louis 44 Southwest New Mexico 64 Amorona 64 Regis 78 Washington Mo. 60.
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Wellington Bowlers Dominate Night With Big Games
Wellington area action sees Harry Unangst post a 234 game while Del Richmond hits a 580 series to pace the Monday Night Amateur Bowling League at Strikeout Lanes. Gulf Service rolls 878 for team high and Ferriman Milk Cartage plates at 2,303.
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Triple Crowner Sir Bar None Wins American Triple Crown
New York reports that Sir Barion in 1919 became the first horse to win the American Triple Crown by capturing the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont Stakes in succession.
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Dartmouth coach proposes three point field goal in college basketball
Dartmouth coach Doggy Julian urged increasing a field goal to three points to curb reliance on free throws and close gaps created by the one and one rule. Speaking to the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association, he argued three points would curb stalling and promote defense and said he would push the proposal at the College Basketball Coaches Association meeting in March.
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Lady golfers to challenge men on long iron course
OSCAR FRALEY reports from Palm Beach that six top women pros and six top men will compete for 10000 on a wind swept 17 acre oceanfront long iron course. Betsy Rawls Mickey Wright Louie Suggs Arnold Palmer Don Finchsterwald Sam Snead among participants in 18 hole and 30 hole format with par threes and many hazards testing the players.
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Wrestling Schedule Sets Six Matches This Week
Firelands visits Ridgeville at 7 p.m. Thursday as Ridgeville climbs to 2-1 under Coach Phi Perkins. Huron travels to Clyde while Midview hosts Bay. Firelands hosts Elyma Friday at 4 15 with Elyma at 3 1. Vermilion 2 1 goes to Avon Lake 1 3 at 4 15. Ridgeville meets North Olmsted Saturday at 2 30.
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Elyria Six Plays Tie in Cleveland Metropolitan Hockey
Elyria Six Plays Tie Town and Country Parma 5 5 in a Cleveland Metropolitan League contest. Yunker scored twice in the first period as Town and Country rallied with five in the second. Elyria answered with one in the third to set the final score. Goals came from Bill Parker Dick Burrer Rol Vanaver Parker and Lou Vanaver. The Elyrians meet Cleveland Heights next Monday at 10 p m at Town and Country.
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San Francisco Match Ends As Rodriguez Stops Bar Row
In Spokane, Washington, Kirk Bar row 18042 faced Sion Rodriguez of San Francisco in a halted bout. Rodriguez, weighing 173 pounds, secured a victory as the action paused amid unclear circumstances.
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Weekend basketball schedule with many matchups
A dense list of Tuesday Friday Saturday and Wednesday games across Buckeye, Lorain, Firelands, Lakeland and other conferences. Notable pairings include Elyria at Marion, Fremont at Sandusky, Bay at Brecksville, Oberlin at Bay, and Akron at Muskingum with numerous cross conference clashes and non conference derbies across Ohio.
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Durocher Rejoins Dodgers as Coach
Lea Durocher returns to the Los Angeles Dodgers after 23 years, joining manager Walt Alston as a coach. The outspoken figure sought work after being out of baseball for 15 months and will continue a Mutual radio show while taking the new position.
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