Men's College Basketball Scores Amid Busy Monday Card
A lengthy list shows Army 67 over Manhattan 46 and Duke 87 over an unspecified opponent, with multiple OT results including Charleston 117 over West Virginia 92 and Salem 73 over Dickinson 66. The report compiles scores across divisions, highlighting OT thrillers and assorted regional clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's College
Army
Manhattan
Brown
Yale
Bucknell
Castleton
St Rose
Charleston
Virgina
Concord
Bluefield
CW Post
Phila Textile
Davis & Wilkins
Salem
Dickinson
Elizabethtown
Duke
St Joseph's
Eastern
Lincoln
Edinboro
Geneva
Fairfield
Lehigh
Fairmont
Alderson-Broaddus
Farleygh Dickinson
St Francis
Fdu-Madison
Kings
Poll ranks top women’s college basketball teams by coaches
Mel Greenberg of The Philadelphia Inquirer compiles a top 20 poll based on first place votes and points from coaches. Texas leads with 60 first place votes. follow ranks include George asante Louisiana Tech and Virginia. other listed teams receive points and numerous others accumulate votes from the sport's coaches across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Sand
North Carolina
Michigan
Duke
Syracuse
Georgia Techay
Memphis State
Oklahoma
Kansas
St Johns
New Las Vegas
Kentucky
Ala -Birmingham
Notre Dame
Lousiana State
Georgetown
Virginia Tech Hee
Texas-El Paso
Lousville
Purdue
Bradley
Michigan State
Tennessee
Iowa
Indiana
Navy
Auburn
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Richmond
St Joseph's
Boston College
Temple
Clemson
Pepperdine
Tulsa
Marshall
Weber State
Alabama
Arkansas
Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Solar Posts
Wayland Baptist Tx
Berty
Francis Marion SC
Wingate
Louisiana Coll
Carson-Newman
Vallegidie
Brrouga
Mel Greenberg
Phiadelphia Inquirer
Texas
Wu Woot George
Louisiana Tech
Virginia
Southern
Western Kentucky
Long Beach St
Mississippi
Auburn Ib
Lousiana St
Boy
Butgers
Ohio St
Penn St
Waaye
Caroling
Northeast
Idaho
Vanderbit
St Peter's
Washington
Dames Madion
Southern Ihness
Holy Cross
Northwestern
St Josephs
Houston
Kansas State
Old Dominion
Montana
Texas Tech
California
Maine
Tennessee Tech
Villanova
Drake
DePaul
Ohio U
Oregon d
Girls Scores From Monday's Ohio Results
Akron Buchter led with 95 points while Cle East trailed 46. Multiple teams posted wide margins including Akron Firestone 18 Amelia 44 and Boardman 92 Warren Reserve 33. Notable results feature Cin Mount Healthy 96 West Chester Lakota 43 and Elyria 62 Vermilion 0 amid a dense list of district league scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Pus
Cleveland St Joseph
Akron Central-Hower i
Barberton
Manshield
Cincinnati
Marian Furcell
Cincinnati Mount
Healthy
Logan
Fairheld
Oxford Tulawanda
Warren Western Reserve
Sidney Bay Village Bay
Woodward Stow
Canton Timken
Weathakz
Massillon
Perry
Lancaster
Pis
Willard
Enon Geronon
Bexley
Kinsman Badgeria
Greenfield McClain
Los
Oberhou
Bedford Chanel
Grant
Wash Court House
Gates Mills Hawken
Orrville
Pomeroy Meigs
Wellington
Or Petersburg
Springfield
Steubenville
Tipp City
Napoleon
Youngstown
Curyuline
Garfield Heights
Tramly
Creston
Nurcheyne
New Concordohn
Glenn
Dehanee
Tinors Bhoun-Carreyl
Meadowbrook
Wehil
Graysville Skyvue
Berlin
Middletown
Fenwick
Ratan Southern
Columbus Grove
Lockland
Strasburg
Liavton
Jefferson
Akron Buchter
Cle East
Akron
Akron Firestone
Amelia
Cin Turpin
Ashtabula Harbor
Ashtabula Edgewood
Beavercreek
Trotwood
Madison
Bergholz Springfield
Mingo Junction
Besley
Loecon
Boardman
Warren Reserve
Briggs
Columbus West
Chammon
Nesetan Falls
Cin Mount Healthy
West Chester
Lakota
Cin St Bernard
New Richmond
Ein St Rita
Christian
Cie
Eneview
Cie Lutheran West
Avon
Ol South
Marion Franklin
Columbia
Brooklyn
Compton Valley
Tuscarawas
Crestline
Mount Gilead
Day Pattenson
Thay Differson
Dublin
Buckeye Valley
Elyria
Vermilion
Elyria Cath
N Ridgeville
Fairborn
Spring Catholic
Farless
Waynedale
Farport Harding
Painesville
Harvey
Fredericktown
Carsington
Grand Valley
Southington
Grandvies
West Jefferson
Hammondsville
Stanton
Inion Hartley
Reynoldsburg
Independence
Amherst
Jewett Sois
Buckeye Weat
Kenston
Aurora
Kettering Alter
Day Meadowdale
Keystone
Cosahnga
Lake
Carrollton
Lake Catholic
Gilmour
Lemon-Monroy
Lebanon
Logan Biie
Mullersport
Lorain Southview
Lorain
Clearview
Ashtabula
Marysville
Big Walnut
Fort Frye
Middletown Fenwick
Miarsburg
Mudview
Mineral Fie
Western Reserve
Obrlia Firelands
Methna Buckeye
Olentangy
Jonathon Alder
Oxford Talawanda
West Carrollton
Painesville Riverside
Conneaut
Parma Holy Name
Berea
Parma Normandy
Parma Padua
Preble
Shawnee
Union County
Ind
Rootstown
Garrettsville
Solon
Maple Hts
South Range
Columbiana
Ridgewood
Westerville North
DeSales
Willoughby
Wickufle
Yellow Springs
E Clinton
Shaw poised for No 1 pick in winter baseball draft
Jeff Shaw, a 19 year old right handed pitcher from Washington Court House Ohio who plays for Cuyahoga Community College West near Cleveland, expects to be selected No 1 by the Cleveland Indians in the regular phase of baseball's winter draft. The Indians own the top pick based on last season's reverse order and Shaw learned of the potential selection by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Shaw
Shaw
Cleveland Indians
Washington Court House
Ohio
Cuyahoga Community College-West
Cleveland
Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Columbus
New York Yankees
New York
Columbus Clippers
Rio Grande College
Yankees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnstown
Shipper Rock
Point Park
LaRouche
Pousdam St
Utica Tech
Queens
NJ Tech
Quinnipac
Connecticut
Shepherd
West Liverty
St Bonaventure
Rhode Island
St Joseph's Maine
Bryant
St Vincent
Lack Haven
the Chattanooga
Furman
Va Wesleyan
Glenville
West Virginal
South Alabama
William & Mary
Elon
Emory & Henry
Milligan
Fisk
Knoxville
Florida A&m
Paine
Francis Marion
Citadel
Freed-Hardeman
Cumberland
George Mason
American U
Georgia Cal
Berry
Jackson St
Texas Southern
Johnson C Smith
Gardner Webb
Lander
Presbyterian
Limestone
Morris
Lincoln Memorial
Bristol
Lousiana
Louisville
Lowell
Florida Tech
Marquette
Middle Tennessee
Austin Peay
Miss Valley
Alcorn
NC Central
Elizabeth City
North Alabama
Jacksonville
Oglethorpe
Kennesaw
Old Dominton
NC Charlotte
Pembroke
Catawba
Pensacola Christian
Florida Christian
Nc-Wilmington
Roanoke
Maryville
Grambling
Southern Tech
Georgia SW
St Leon
St Thomas
Murray
Tenn -Martin
Troy
Texas A&i
Fla International
Union
Clack Valley
Usc-Spartanburg
Wofford
Valdosta
Albany
Commerwealth
Janes Madison
Virgins
Longwood
West Georgia
Tennessee SL
Winthrop
New Midwest
Morehead
Dayton
Cineinnata Bible
Ohio Valley
Cleveland St
Ti -Chicago
DePauw
Taylor
Detroit
Butler
Franklin
Alderson
Northwood
Tidmors
Creaghton
Jameytown
Mayville
Loras
Coe
Marycrest
Graceland
Monn -Duluth
Northern
Mo Baptist
Northland
St Scholastica
Park
Cent Methodist
Rosary
Roosevelt
Mussour
Quincy
Illinois Tech
Ulinats
Sterling BC
Kansas Wesleyan
Massager
Iona
Washburn
Benedictine
Valparaiso
Concordia
Wis
Wright
Wayne
Xavier
Chi
Loyola
Youngstown St
Southwest Arkansas Tech
Ouachita
Ark-Montivello
Cameron
Lubbock
Christan
Arkansas Call
Central St
Okla
Oklahoma Baptist
Concordia Call
Langston
Harding
Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Oral Roberts
Evansville
Pan American
Houston Baptist
Paull Quinn
Wayland Baptist
UT Phillips
Science & Arts
Marymount
Boy’s Poll
Cuyahoga
THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Firestone
Goodyear
Dunlop
Michelin
Opentam
Cage Poll
MISL
Balaimar Uw & Ave Minnesot
Clevelad
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Baltimore
Chicago
Dallas
Minnesota
Wichita
Independent
SHA Ue Gans
Easy Hubsetterias
POM Credit
Elyria Siron
Cove
Elyria Catholic
Chanel
Admiral King
Elyria West
Bob
Wieol
Curtis Strong
Philadelphia Phillies
Danbury
Conn
Gustave Diamond
Strong
Adam ©. Renfroe Jr
Philadelphia
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Virginia State
Hampton
Lady Pirates
CIAA
Bob Moorman
James Sweat
Leon Bey
William Harvey
Martina Navratilova
Pam Shriver
Navratilova
Shriver
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch
Helena Sukova
Eagles
Norman Braman
Miami
David Shula
Moriday
Buddy Ryan
Chicago Bears
Braman
Miamm
Miam
Ryan
Shula
Charles Morgan
Dolphins
New England
Ohio Boxing Commission
Bethany Ann Torres
Commission
Torres
Clint Martin Boxing Academy
Joseph “Blackie” Gennaro
Fred Crosby
Joseph LoPrest
David Tobias
Tobias
Nevada
Florida
New Jersey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!