High School Basketball Scores Across Numerous Ohio Schools
A long list of boys basketball scores from Ohio high schools shows Lorain Clearview 59 over Lorain 50, Amherst 61 over Lorain 59, Avon Lake 50 over Berlin Heights 35, Vermilion 55 over Firelands 33, and many other district results including Dublin Columbus Watterson 51, Columbus Central 67, Dayton Alter 7, Springfield North 55, and Cincinnati Roger Bacon 77 with many more district game outcomes reflecting a busy winter slate. Multiple teams posted notable wins, with Milton Berle style close matches and OT results noted among the county-wide scores.
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Lyria
North Olmsted
Oberlin
Kennedy
Amherst
Clearview
Lorain
Avon Lake
Berlin Heights
Firelands
Vermilion
Brookside
Brunswick
Buckeye
Medina
Wellington
Haron
Milan
Lucas
Mapleton
Columbus
Reynoldsbury
Mansfield St. Peter
Delaware Hayes
Hilliard
Franklin Heighns
Columbus St. Mary
Cohanbus Rosary
Upper Arlington
Gawanne
Pleasant View
Grandview
Canal Winchester
Groveport SL ‘Weat Jefferson
Columbus Ready of Chillicothe
Circleville
Centerburg
Cardington
Frankfort Adena
Amanda Olparcreek
Lancaster
Riverview
Portamouth
Hilleboro
Mapion Cathalie
River Valley
Sheridan
the Plains
Athens
Yast Clinton
the Plaine
Mt. Brerling
Millersport
Lakewood
Minford
Byringfield Booth
Dayton Stebbins
Fairborn
West Milton
West Carrollton
Wayne
Xenia
Greenview
Teeunton
Vandalia Butler
Eaton
Ruddistown Fanwick
St Marys
Greenville
Springboro
Franklin
Mechanicsburg
Logan Hille
West Liberty Salem
Fairlawn
Yellow Springs
Cedarville
Fort Recovery
Ansonia
Probie Bhawnee
Arcanum
Hether
Versailles
Oridersville
Wapakoneta St. Joseph
Marion Loca
Minster
Badney Holy Angels
New Knoxville
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Monroe
New Panl - Jefferson
New Madison
Westmont
Newton
Gettysburg
Macon
Lebanon
Reeding & Little Miami
Springfield Buawnee
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Findlay
Defianre
Parkway
Paulding
Mariot Local
Minoter
Kalida
Humler
Marietta
Mary
Liberty
Bediond
Belem
Briatol
Josdatown
Newton Falls
Branch
West Mercer
Laurel
Leaman Canton
Peery
Power
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Jo&n
Marshall
Eveland
Euclid
Brush
Lakewood Cieveigna
Shaker Heights
Parma Valley
Forge
Bedford
Dalem
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Stanidaua
Maple Heights
Medias
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Ao Elyria
Witk Iite
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Huron
Obertin
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Pass
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Ae” Wadeworth
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Findlay cagers blast Defiance in nonleague opener
Findlay High Trojans defeated Defiance 75 to 51 in a nonconference basketball opener. Scott Carlin led with 19 points, Baumlein 15, Sorenson 12, while Sorenson posted strong rebounding. Defiance top scorers were Portal 12, Conner 10, Wallace 10.
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Findlay
Scott Carlin
Dave Sorenson
Dave Baumlein
Findlay High
Trojans
Defiance
Carlin
Nets
Baumlein
Sorenson
Rick Porter
Terry Conner
Glenno Wallace
Baum Jeln
Gudi
Goodman
Rhodes
Janning
Holmes
Portal
Con‘ner
Wallace
Thompson
Dwliy
Bcheurman
Henerves
Pro hockey 500 Club honors listed players
Jim Benson, Jim Dawson, Fd Dages, Bob Toth, Steve Bucynski, Wayne Borman, Bob Sowers, Bob Reed, Ken Ball and Rita Dubena join the 500 Club. Jeri Pomeroy and Dot Pavelka also receive listed recognitions.
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Jim Benson
Jim Dawson
Fd Dages
Bob Toth
Steve Bucynski
Wayne Borman
Bob Sowers
Bob Reed
Ken Ball
Indians Rally Past Kennedy at New Oberlin Field House
Oberlin defeated John F. Kennedy High 56 51 in a tight nonleague contest marking Oberlin’s second straight win. Doug Gerber led Oberlin with 14 points while Dave Leninger added eight. Kennedy’s Alvin Canty topped the Knights with seven points as the Indians outrebounded 34 32 and shot 45 percent to Kennedy's 33 percent.
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Cleveland
Oberlin High
John F. Kennedy High
Oberlin
Kennedy
Doug Gerber
John Talbert
Dave Sladky
Gerber
Alvin Canty
Canty
Iso McDonald
Dave Simpson
Dick Kretchmar
Dave Leninger
Scrappy
Indians
Sladky
I Kennedy
Local bowling results from Grafton Holy Name lanes
Grafton Holy Name defeated Mier Builders 30-18 4-0 while Cascade Plating beat Gener. Plug 29-19 4-1. McAlpine Sales won 3-1, Grafton downed C. P. Gilgenbach 25-25 3-1. Linden Propane and others posted mixed scores. Top series included Bob Reeds 386 Cascade Plating and Howard Smith 386. lanes listed high games and individual scores across multiple clubs.
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Holy Name
Grafton Lanes
Zas¢maba Const
Mier Builders
Cascade Plating
Gener
Plug
Roleed Hendrix
Boltey
Atlantic
Vinden
McAlpine Sales
C. P. Gilgenbach
V. W
Bob Reeds
Howard Smith
Dean Boone
Cascade
Charles Idkidmore
Bill Ketchumn
Linden
Bowling Center
Stroh's
Hills Supply
Sam
Tsu
Union
Ron
Gpee Corp
Ned
Rob Suich
Utica
Larry Deiming
Hl's Supply
Harold Thompsci
Ritica
Larry Deimwhup
Hal
Svapis
Harald Thormpan
Utes
Bob Stich
Terasiedt Nite
Stomey
Evniantors
Prewsrouby
Die Maker
Toronado's
Challengers
Milanita
Gran Bparts
Super Spaite
Gtos
Frrebell
Die Cust
Kenna
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Bob Abbott
Zim Godewon
Keun Bail
Zig Godewon
Preseroum
Dubena Leads Women With 550 In Local Bowling Meet
In the Women s All City League at Tarry s Rita Dubena representing Yellow Cab led with a 550 series posting 143 214 and 195. Jeri Pomeroy and Dot Pavelska each had 500 totals as the field struggled for high scores. Jeri fired 200 195 and 154 for 549 while Dot totaled 343 with 159 197 and 187 for Brookpark.
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Tramsmisceen
Midway Golf
Yeilay
Ma Savings A
Trier
Rita Dibena Vai
Yellay
Jersey
Dot Pas Brookpark
Rira Dirhena
Yellow Cab
Jer. Pomeroy
Dot Pavelka
Bropark Bides
Lady Keglers
Rita Dubena
Tarry's
Jeri Pomeroy
Dot Pavel ‘Ka
Jeri
Dot
Brookpark
Wittenberg Names Co Captains For 1965 66 Team
SPRINGFIELD Ohio UPI Bob Logan of Kettering and Jim Osborne of Geneva were named co captains for the 1965 66 Wittenberg University basketball squad by coach Eldon Miller. Logan, a senior guard, and Osborne, a junior guard, were selected Friday night.
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Springfield
Ohio
UPI
Bob Logan
Kettering
Jim Osborne
Geneva
Will
Benson tops 600 Club with 692 in Rainbow Lanes league
Jim Benson led the Scratch League at Rainbow Lanes with a 692 series after scores of 193 232 and 242. Other 600s included Bob Toth 628 and Wayne Borman 612. The Bowl O Drome and Stoney's leagues saw high games like a 255 by Milton Troup and a 247 by Jack Tarry as teams chased top three-game totals.
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Turnpike Inn
Bess & Andy
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Laubenthal Milk
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Ed Dages ‘tTurnpike) 667; Jim Comerford
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Jim Comerford
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Greesdieust
Sam's
Ram've Inn
Tol Bunders
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Secres
Wayne Boomerkeuger
Wayne Funke
Jim Benson
Ig News
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Rainbow Lanes
Evans Lanes
Bob Toth
Wayne Borman
Bob Sowers
Center Ridge
Bob Reed
Jim Dawson
Grafton
Ken Ball
A ‘Laubenthal
Stnnov
Milton “Troup
M.C
John McCabe
Stoney's
Ternstedt
NHL Hall of Fame Dedication in Toronto 1961
UPI briefs note the NHL Hall of Fame building dedication in Toronto on August 26, 1961. They also flag Bobby Hull as the only skater to score over 250 goals in under 10 seasons, and Pierre Pilote setting a defenseman record with 59 points in 1964 from 14 goals and 45 assists.
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United Press International Toronto
UPI
National Hockey League Hall of Fame
Toronto
Chicago
Chicago Black Hawk
Bobby Hull
National Hockey League
Pierre Pilote
Fourth and Inches in Baltimore Punting Decision
On a 21 21 game with midfield fourth and inches, the quarterback leans toward punting. Despite three first-half touchdowns, the risk of giving the opponent a short field and a potential field goal favors a punt. A past green bay gamble is cited as a close call but not persuasive enough to risk the drive.
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