Admirals Rally To Reach Ohio State Tournament
The Admiral King basketball team rebounded from a rough stretch to win the sectional final against Shawnee and advance toward a regional final. Players Roe Pagan George Ferrie and Bubbles Harris led a disciplined comeback as coach Gary Duhaime admitted the Admirals provided a shock. The crowd greeted the team late Sunday with a muted sendoff and a local teacher said they deserved better.
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Class A All Ohio Hoop Stars Named
The 1965 UPI Class A All Ohio high school team lists players from Celina Immaculate Conception Piqua Catholic Albany Eastern Meigs Wynford Lakeside Columbus Aquinas and more with heights weights and scoring averages for first squad. Names include Kerry Myers Jim Hayes Jerry Turner Mike Thomas Bill Leftwich Ken Hartung Tom Link Gary Johnson Dan Rolfes Dan Wilson Larry Price Aaron Adams George Zwick Mark Hammond Clem Asdage Larry Lattimer Ted Cupp Fred Meyer and others across Ohio schools.
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Columbus
UPI
United Press International
Kerry Myers
Celina Immaculate Conception
Jim Hayes
Piqua Catholic
Jerry Turner
Albany
Mike Thomas
Tom Link
Gary Johnson
York
Don Ogeltre
Batavia
George Burkhart
Springboro
Kent Gearhart
New Lebanon
Dixie
Rich Mckinney
Vuama East
Aaron Adams
New Boston
George Zwick
Skyvue
Mark Hammond
Coldwater
Clem Asdage
Anna Gary Triel
Mendon Union
Larry Lattimer
Pymatuning Valley
Ted Cupp
Ottawa Hall
Fred Meyer
Minster
Terry Lucas
Fredericktown
Larry Seafert
Braceville
al Almond
Liding Heights
Kingston
Robert Guinta
Bill Leftwich
Jonathan Alder
Leftwich
Ken Hartung
Meigs
Mike Schifer
Wynford
Paul Lacey
Dresden Jefferson
Keith Krynock
Lakeside
Jim Duckworth
Aquinas
Schifer
Myers
Dan Rolfes
Northwood
Dan Wilson
Zanesville Rosecrans
Larry Price
Racine
Myers stars as Kishman signs Akron letter of intent
Torain senior Kishman Toe tain signed to enter the University of Akron this fall after starring at center on the football team and playing basketball. Kerry Myers of Immaculate Conception led Class A all Ohio players with top votes, earning Player of the Year honors and a first team berth alongside teammates and rivals from several Ohio schools.
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Boll Kishman
Toe Tain
University of Akron
Kishman
Clisy
Ohio
Kerry Myers
Clauss
Esayers
Ceuna Immaculate Conception
Myers
Wilt Chamberlain wins sixth straight NBA scoring title
Wilt Chamberlain, now with the 76ers after a midseason trade from the Warriors, led the league with 2,534 points at 34.7 per game and set the record for 464 consecutive games without a disqualification. He also topped field goal percentage and finished second in rebounds as the Celtics claim 62 wins and Pistons tie for most players in double figures.
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San Francisco Warriors
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Oscar Robertson
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Bailey Howell
Baltimore
Boston Celtics
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San Francisco
Warners
Larry Costello
Philadelpha
Horse racing opens in Toledo for Maumee meet
Toledo Raceway resumes racing to start the Maumee meet running 27 days through April 24 marking Ohio’s earliest season start. Detours like snow or cold could affect turnout while other tracks including Ascot Park and Northfield Park announce early opens.
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Campbell narrows college choice Indiana or Miami
Elyria High star Al Campbell, top Elyria scorer with 146 points and 958 rushing yards, narrows the college list to Indiana and Miami of Ohio. Indiana coach Bo Schembechler and Miami assistant Dave McClain led inquiries as Campbell plans a Bloomington visit before final decision after an early August All-Star game in Canton.
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United Press
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Elyria Catholic coach Machock named NCC coach of the year
Elyria Catholic's Chuck Machock earns the North Central Conference coach of the year honor from the Cuyahoga County Basketball Coaches Association after guiding the Panthers to a 13-6 season, their second straight top defensive mark, and league title. Two Panthers earn all star honors.
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Cuyahoga County Basketball Coaches Association
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Thers
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