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vant:ag...t Wahama Ia the first period te five, at :!MI. Tl)el!,,l pi~ act1011 tor !allure to atqi¥U'ter Saturday Dl(h~
and In the lfnal quarter the F,l!l tend pr~. ha4 Ubu a ton
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. Mark TamlebW 8lld Bradbury Day! led reboundlng far 161- .,. W larl IIIII ......_. ,!
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• Bruce Simpson paced all ·Tile Wahama five will be 11
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i .Its flrat ·cage conte~t agalllst bad beeu chatge'd wllh three Alao blltlng In ~uble 11cJni Ill a 110'/C mateh lbll
who have lost nme. The- Fa!- of Pomeroy and David White ets .. Pomeroy•1 next 1~ , ..1
i the Southern TornadOes ls ail foull, 8Qib Bradbury 8lld am for Southern . besidea Hill ._.. lllgbl wlllt 1Qddleport piql"
l'ell8 have WOB ' two aQd lost tf Weh1UQ8 eal!b hit .II. ance
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a 65-55 victory Davis )lad four when the game Cundiff wltll It 8114 WlllhrowD at WellltGa lbl Dl&amp;bt ' ,,
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three by the end of the game. of 10 for 30 per cent. 8lalllticl w. Davia 1.0.1, B. DIN au.
free throws In the !Irs~ period. way through the final ~ · Simpson; H-20· Knl8bt. S.l·
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However, from that pomt on, Wahama also lost ·two lnqtto~ ll· Cumlnp ~- Logan·· U·
Carl Wolle, himself a on.tlme atorlllg by 6-2 Selllor Dale mn turnovera a CODJlWeCII 0 aiDe Sauer J.l-7. Totals a (IUl)
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~21 at halftime and were 011 111 games Ill a TOI'IIado un1- pert 1n the iJreUmlnary coutest. D. mu 74-18, McCiiatoet ~
'ftlll FalCODI made It ao clolle that aecond antll llie , ~ M. Fry, a-M; Redmaa, 4+
top 48-30 at the close of the form. He also led the Tornado Steve !!ewell and iiODDie Deem, ~ 2-41-4, WallhroWII
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in 'the final minutes thatlbe re- quarter.
: 11; White, ~II; GrinStead, By UIIM Preos IJrtmlallollll third quarter.
reboUI!dh!g which totaled 40 as with U and II respeclively, ~ 10, Malbewa ~. TGiallll (
suit waa In doubt unill conseeu- In the preliminary . .' ~arne, O.t-t; L. Fry, IJ.U.O; Batey, 4-2· Tht Boaton Celtics, looking Coach Craynor Slone's South· compared to 52 by Middleport. ped the winner while Bartlett 24) 55.
llv•. field goals by Don Swish• the Pomeroy Reservei"''eaaily 10. Totala; ls-flf&gt;-261-45.
for tried and true eomblnalillls, .,.. team, now with a 4-11 recer and Dil!k Knight wrapped up whipped the Wabama 'Re&amp;erves, Score by quartm:
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Gallia Pirates stunned Soulh· 20 of 22 tosses, and added lour II each. Dillon had 16 1llld C&amp;r•·
Th- makeup gamtl piloted the Dons to twt otralght Southern, however, did out- western 114-62 on the PI r a I e; field goals to pace the winners ter 13 for Southwestern'• rto
are on tap for county baJ- NCAA crowns, have led the score Middleport 22 to 17 Ill the plank• Saturday night.
wl!h 28 points. Clyde Smith add- seres.
ktlball team' TUIIday Cellics to seven National fourth quarter. The Tornadoes 11 was North Gallio's foW'th ed 25, and Taylor had 12. Skid· - -- - - - - .
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Ohio Ctllege Ballelball leeret
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Close games were 'the order wh.,.. E11tern hot'; to 1956.
Wallbrown with 7 and 5, re- seventh loss against six
trl· Southwestern. Hall bad 19.
Dllnois 78 Ohio State 71
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North Gallia
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m!lke or break for a bost of lost to Illinois 71!-77, Cl~cinlibtl SVAC title. North Gall Ia on the Buckeye team which Mld
Inside the · svAC, Southwest- Southwestern, 38-33. Garrett had
Bowling Green rl C2 arf.
teams this week as the edged Louisville 56-54 and Sleu· plays II Rutland, and won the NCAA championship in 'th dlboepolrtt was. 0~••top so.4S ern dropped to 3-4 while the Pir- ll snags for the winners. Ron Kent State 106 Western Midi llf
scramble lor post-season tour· benville went' Into evertjp;e. for c$euthwtslern Ia at Syrn- 1960. With Russell and K. C. WI a u wo DllDU= remam- ales climbed iniD a tie with Twyman lumed Ill anolhet good Detroit Tech. 81
nament berths moves Into lull a \'2-59 victoey over Alliance ol ,_ Valley.
Jones In the twilight of great ing when the Tornadoeo made 1 Hannan Trace with a :IrS mark. hall-handling game. The Pirates
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swing with 46 games on the Pennsylvania I~ 17 J~~n llumcareers, the Obit State duo Is ~elr
~~gel atd o=n;;mg 11 was sensational foul shoot- hlt 54 pet Clllll from the ield. Heidelberg 84 Marietta 81
Ohio college basketball schell- mel's 31 points. Steubeiivllle
depended on more 8lld more by 1e '~'1ersJru!g ~ 'eu dill ~j mv which actually gave the In the reserve game, Soutb- Wooster 74 Wittenberg 1141
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Bosllll shaded Philadelphia bit consecuhve buckets for North Gallia hlt :ro of 41 charily un~isputed leogue crown with ClncinnaU 56 Louisville M
tlnue for conference titles, and, Youngstown rail ita r«erd to
J.OO.II Sullday as Havlicek sank Southern and cut the lead to
a 46-40 w1a over the LIUI1 Pir· Bluffton 72 Ashland 68
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lbe winniiJI ha!ket and then 1111-51. But thea Stohart hit
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Earlham (Jad.l WI
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over Walsh ef Canton and Jerstole a pass with IZ sec911d! left foul shot and A.a Bradbury
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NORTH GALUA (84) - Tay. Baldwln·Wallace II
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and Havlicek each scored 22 low Jackets fifth Wl8 m 14
roll 4-211-28· Twyman
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Valley Conference rae· Rio Grnnde.
points, while Russell and K.C. games, Middleport Is u In
Skidmore 5-1•11 • Ml~hell Il-l~
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Jones combined for Z2.
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I· Deel i.o-2· Cremeens ii-M· Ohio Northern 84 RID Graode a
theweek~ommg·up.
Earlham of Indiana got 38 WDtonusedablg
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'YoungstownNWalsb55
!the Ohio Canferenee, ••• polnls from St.ev.e Ward In a.,. quarter iaUy Ill hand BaJman Western leader Los Angeles er, tallied four in the first per.
SOUTIIWESTERN (liZ)
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In lhe Mid·Am, Mlllllll, lead· b1g suns were re&amp;!IY pompmg lbe Wildcats fell behind 3S-f1 cbarlty toases with 11 aeconds
ink the league, host&amp;.~.er-daD- Ia lbe points. Hiram'• Jim at halftime
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win to keep a clear-edt lead. Dunlop Keny1n's fresh~ ace 24 rebonnds paceCI the ~Iii. the San Francisco Warriors at
The Bobcats are on a three- scored ' 36 ia a 10Hti vic~ Teny Cremeens did a good job ~eel
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overtime win over ll&lt;;wling Ohio Wesleyan and Jeff Bucka- Strausbaugh, iD lbe !leCOI!d half. po!nta for the Warrioro.
Green Saturday.
lew hit 28 and Tom Carnes 1D ·the reaerve game, four
The los8 to Ohio aU but eljm· 24 for Wesleyan 1n 1 112-69 deci- players bit Ill double ligures,
inated BowUng Green .orom the sion over Tr~lv. anill)'! t~e ted by Don Saunders' 11 poiall, SERVICES PLANNED
race and left MI8DII and Toledo nig\ltcap. ... _ . .. . • · - the LIUie Wlldcatl wot, 46- NEW YORK (UP! -Funeral
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Wittenberg,
6-11; Minoter, 6-0-12; Lons, IH· the wtrld
heavyweight rated table tennis tournaments
Other leadiiJI scorers In a I, TOTALS 25-111-G.
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died will he held m Akron Ibis weekheavy Salurdi!X ltlght of action HANNAN TRACE (591- Bel· Saturday In his lOa.
end will! top players from the
Included · 'Cedaf\.tlle's AI KnoU ville, 1.0.2; Danlelll, 6-Z.I4; D.
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Hall 11-5-27· Murdoclt z.z.t·
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with 32 In an 88-83 wlll over Cre.;eeas 4-Z.Io· TOT
SKI JUMP CRAMP
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of Bluffton, . 23; Don Trainer, By quarters:
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Rio Gran~, 33; Nick Alo~ Wilton ... .. ·.. 14 21 t 21-4 jumpiiJI tournament Sunday ever field this year. Play atarts
Bowling Gteeil •. 32 · Iii a losing ~an Trace 16 1114 18&amp;59 will! 217.8 points 111 leaps of 78 at neon Saturday, continues iJI.
cause end, ~(en l'owjkes, Ohio, ~es - llanua Troee meters (250.38 feet) and 78.5 to that night, and begills again
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with the baH Clll offense, had Werry with 15 and Kenny Ens· G l 'ia 46.
Miami 76 Xavier 68
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then rolled up a 18 polnj .ad- dwindle by the end Of the third Igame alter l)ljurlee iDd dJid.
vant:ag...t Wahama Ia the first period te five, at :!MI. Tl)el!,,l pi~ act1011 tor !allure to atqi¥U'ter Saturday Dl(h~
and In the lfnal quarter the F,l!l tend pr~. ha4 Ubu a ton
then atood off a repgeat Wblte cons moved to within ooe.J@Jll:j 8molll Fal!:on vanity atan.
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. Mark TamlebW 8lld Bradbury Day! led reboundlng far 161- .,. W larl IIIII ......_. ,!
way to Win, C9-G. .
• Bruce Simpson paced all ·Tile Wahama five will be 11
: r,Jlddlepo~ paced by tha bot W«&lt; pulled for a wb11e ·duriiJI d!eport will! 20 and Stoblrt
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The vi~ ·will the fourth scorers with 20 Points. RaJ Re!l• li9111e Tu.elday 81 they tiller: shooiiiJI of Gary Siobarl, woo the IM!COnd quarter when each .J5.
\ 8oatbn wllllllt Wlilllml · •
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i .Its flrat ·cage conte~t agalllst bad beeu chatge'd wllh three Alao blltlng In ~uble 11cJni Ill a 110'/C mateh lbll
who have lost nme. The- Fa!- of Pomeroy and David White ets .. Pomeroy•1 next 1~ , ..1
i the Southern TornadOes ls ail foull, 8Qib Bradbury 8lld am for Southern . besidea Hill ._.. lllgbl wlllt 1Qddleport piql"
l'ell8 have WOB ' two aQd lost tf Weh1UQ8 eal!b hit .II. ance
be at home OD FrJdai !
Ill:! BODS with
a 65-55 victory Davis )lad four when the game Cundiff wltll It 8114 WlllhrowD at WellltGa lbl Dl&amp;bt ' ,,
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. Co!H;h lloj) Oliver oi.\Valiama only other player In .Uble 'II; t~ then f!avel to Logan on "llnp , , me Gil 111 lliy lh'l drilled . e of 19 field goal lost .J.olm McClintock with five Middleport Wit 2S aUt lbola lloulbena ...... " .. , 11 IU1 II
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attempts •nd 7 of 10 free throw while Dale mn had four 8lld I1'0m the. field for 18 per eent
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ling started, scoring only four gan left game ·on foula.,;I!Jld. · ' POMERC)y 101
league match.
three by the end of the game. of 10 for 30 per cent. 8lalllticl w. Davia 1.0.1, B. DIN au.
free throws In the !Irs~ period. way through the final ~ · Simpson; H-20· Knl8bt. S.l·
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However, from that pomt on, Wahama also lost ·two lnqtto~ ll· Cumlnp ~- Logan·· U·
Carl Wolle, himself a on.tlme atorlllg by 6-2 Selllor Dale mn turnovera a CODJlWeCII 0 aiDe Sauer J.l-7. Totals a (IUl)
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atar eager at Racine, held a with 11 on seven field goo.la and for Southern.
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alim 13-10 edge at the end o1 four free throws. HIU was cred· Slutherll'a rellll'fel eam acorIIOUTIIERN fll)
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the first quarter, upped it to lied lritb playing ODe of hls fin. ed a 39-29 victory over Middle- Cundlll H-14, Clrclt ~
fielders. In the leal mlliute.
fouta as did Mike .!flJ rtom ·
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~21 at halftime and were 011 111 games Ill a TOI'IIado un1- pert 1n the iJreUmlnary coutest. D. mu 74-18, McCiiatoet ~
'ftlll FalCODI made It ao clolle that aecond antll llie , ~ M. Fry, a-M; Redmaa, 4+
top 48-30 at the close of the form. He also led the Tornado Steve !!ewell and iiODDie Deem, ~ 2-41-4, WallhroWII
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in 'the final minutes thatlbe re- quarter.
: 11; White, ~II; GrinStead, By UIIM Preos IJrtmlallollll third quarter.
reboUI!dh!g which totaled 40 as with U and II respeclively, ~ 10, Malbewa ~. TGiallll (
suit waa In doubt unill conseeu- In the preliminary . .' ~arne, O.t-t; L. Fry, IJ.U.O; Batey, 4-2· Tht Boaton Celtics, looking Coach Craynor Slone's South· compared to 52 by Middleport. ped the winner while Bartlett 24) 55.
llv•. field goals by Don Swish• the Pomeroy Reservei"''eaaily 10. Totala; ls-flf&gt;-261-45.
for tried and true eomblnalillls, .,.. team, now with a 4-11 recer and Dil!k Knight wrapped up whipped the Wabama 'Re&amp;erves, Score by quartm:
• found Bill Ruuell and K. C. 'ord for the seaaon with threo
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The Panthers held o 28-19 ulars for the l'afcoiis hild' been1Wahama ........ · 4 19 11 45 and have bad similar luck with effort In the closiiJI eight min·
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Havlicek and Larry Siegfried. l!bance of overcomin~ the big Coach Clyde Evans' North tosses, and &amp;ger Garrett bit Logue and Ron Morris ICOfed
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Russell and Jones, who Jacket lead.
Gallia Pirates stunned Soulh· 20 of 22 tosses, and added lour II each. Dillon had 16 1llld C&amp;r•·
Th- makeup gamtl piloted the Dons to twt otralght Southern, however, did out- western 114-62 on the PI r a I e; field goals to pace the winners ter 13 for Southwestern'• rto
are on tap for county baJ- NCAA crowns, have led the score Middleport 22 to 17 Ill the plank• Saturday night.
wl!h 28 points. Clyde Smith add- seres.
ktlball team' TUIIday Cellics to seven National fourth quarter. The Tornadoes 11 was North Gallio's foW'th ed 25, and Taylor had 12. Skid· - -- - - - - .
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Ohio Ctllege Ballelball leeret
bt played at Kyger CrMic Eastern Division IIUes· since ,by Sherm Cundiff and Amos the llighlnnders, it was their Steve Ellloll's 24 points led By United Preu IDteralltllllll'
By BOB GRIMM
Close games were 'the order wh.,.. E11tern hot'; to 1956.
Wallbrown with 7 and 5, re- seventh loss against six
trl· Southwestern. Hall bad 19.
Dllnois 78 Ohio State 71
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965-66
Havlicek and Siegfried played specUyely.
umphs.
North Gallia
outrebounded Ohio University 1111
m!lke or break for a bost of lost to Illinois 71!-77, Cl~cinlibtl SVAC title. North Gall Ia on the Buckeye team which Mld
Inside the · svAC, Southwest- Southwestern, 38-33. Garrett had
Bowling Green rl C2 arf.
teams this week as the edged Louisville 56-54 and Sleu· plays II Rutland, and won the NCAA championship in 'th dlboepolrtt was. 0~••top so.4S ern dropped to 3-4 while the Pir- ll snags for the winners. Ron Kent State 106 Western Midi llf
scramble lor post-season tour· benville went' Into evertjp;e. for c$euthwtslern Ia at Syrn- 1960. With Russell and K. C. WI a u wo DllDU= remam- ales climbed iniD a tie with Twyman lumed Ill anolhet good Detroit Tech. 81
nament berths moves Into lull a \'2-59 victoey over Alliance ol ,_ Valley.
Jones In the twilight of great ing when the Tornadoeo made 1 Hannan Trace with a :IrS mark. hall-handling game. The Pirates
Cleveland state II
swing with 46 games on the Pennsylvania I~ 17 J~~n llumcareers, the Obit State duo Is ~elr
~~gel atd o=n;;mg 11 was sensational foul shoot- hlt 54 pet Clllll from the ield. Heidelberg 84 Marietta 81
Ohio college basketball schell- mel's 31 points. Steubeiivllle
depended on more 8lld more by 1e '~'1ersJru!g ~ 'eu dill ~j mv which actually gave the In the reserve game, Soutb- Wooster 74 Wittenberg 1141
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outscored Alliance 1&amp;-3 in the
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their surprise win. western's reserve• clinched the Kenyon 101 Centre (Ky.) • ·
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Same red-hot scrambles con- overtime.
Bosllll shaded Philadelphia bit consecuhve buckets for North Gallia hlt :ro of 41 charily un~isputed leogue crown with ClncinnaU 56 Louisville M
tlnue for conference titles, and, Youngstown rail ita r«erd to
J.OO.II Sullday as Havlicek sank Southern and cut the lead to
a 46-40 w1a over the LIUI1 Pir· Bluffton 72 Ashland 68
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lbe winniiJI ha!ket and then 1111-51. But thea Stohart hit
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Earlham (Jad.l WI
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over Walsh ef Canton and Jerstole a pass with IZ sec911d! left foul shot and A.a Bradbury
l!oJ; score:
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NORTH GALUA (84) - Tay. Baldwln·Wallace II
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lead ovar the 76ers. Siegfried lclng on the cake for the Ye~
lor, 6-0-12; Smilh, 11-3-25; Gar·
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and Havlicek each scored 22 low Jackets fifth Wl8 m 14
roll 4-211-28· Twyman
().H· Fladlay 108
Valley Conference rae· Rio Grnnde.
points, while Russell and K.C. games, Middleport Is u In
Skidmore 5-1•11 • Ml~hell Il-l~
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Jones combined for Z2.
SEOAL aclioa to date.
I· Deel i.o-2· Cremeens ii-M· Ohio Northern 84 RID Graode a
theweek~ommg·up.
Earlham of Indiana got 38 WDtonusedablg
aecond SI.Loula turned hack Stobart,thegame'stopscor.
'YoungstownNWalsb55
!the Ohio Canferenee, ••• polnls from St.ev.e Ward In a.,. quarter iaUy Ill hand BaJman Western leader Los Angeles er, tallied four in the first per.
SOUTIIWESTERN (liZ)
- CedarvDie 88 Detroit eon
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fi~~: one of liB wildest 88 rtmp over hapless W~· Trace_ a 65-St setback Satur· 109-.105 as Joe Caldwell scored iod, 10 in the second, four in Coal!b Bud Bickel's Pomeroy Hall 1-J-19. Elliott u.24 . CoJ. Del'1
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In lhe Mid·Am, Mlllllll, lead· b1g suns were re&amp;!IY pompmg lbe Wildcats fell behind 3S-f1 cbarlty toases with 11 aeconds
ink the league, host&amp;.~.er-daD- Ia lbe points. Hiram'• Jim at halftime
left to "'
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gam~ that the Redsklna must 67-58 loss to &lt;ii~-~j~ ;;;I;lllllily••lhdl'•••t'J ,a~at~ . 184 Riyals a 117-116 triumpb over
win to keep a clear-edt lead. Dunlop Keny1n's fresh~ ace 24 rebonnds paceCI the ~Iii. the San Francisco Warriors at
The Bobcats are on a three- scored ' 36 ia a 10Hti vic~ Teny Cremeens did a good job ~eel
th 'D:,alu. wiJactlh 31~ant
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streak, includiiJI a .9l&gt;87 double first game ol a doublel!eader at on Wilton s blih-IICOrlng . IIClt, Rookle Rick Barry netted 43
overtime win over ll&lt;;wling Ohio Wesleyan and Jeff Bucka- Strausbaugh, iD lbe !leCOI!d half. po!nta for the Warrioro.
Green Saturday.
lew hit 28 and Tom Carnes 1D ·the reaerve game, four
The los8 to Ohio aU but eljm· 24 for Wesleyan 1n 1 112-69 deci- players bit Ill double ligures,
inated BowUng Green .orom the sion over Tr~lv. anill)'! t~e ted by Don Saunders' 11 poiall, SERVICES PLANNED
race and left MI8DII and Toledo nig\ltcap. ... _ . .. . • · - the LIUie Wlldcatl wot, 46- NEW YORK (UP! -Funeral
to fight it out for the tiUe.
. Jim Tangeman of Heidelbe!'s 37. Box !ICOI'I If lbl varsity aervlces an planned Tuesday

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the ·race wltb 'a 74-56 romp over lll-il-23; . Wells, 5-3-IS; GGsa, 4- Jack Dempsey In Cblcago for One of the ·~na blgh •
Wittenberg,
6-11; Minoter, 6-0-12; Lons, IH· the wtrld
heavyweight rated table tennis tournaments
Other leadiiJI scorers In a I, TOTALS 25-111-G.
champ10118hlp. Ill
died will he held m Akron Ibis weekheavy Salurdi!X ltlght of action HANNAN TRACE (591- Bel· Saturday In his lOa.
end will! top players from the
Included · 'Cedaf\.tlle's AI KnoU ville, 1.0.2; Danlelll, 6-Z.I4; D.
eastern half of the United Stalel
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Hall 11-5-27· Murdoclt z.z.t·
competing In all diVIsions.
with 32 In an 88-83 wlll over Cre.;eeas 4-Z.Io· TOT
SKI JUMP CRAMP
11 11 the Fourth Rubber City
Detrtit College: Don Carlos olu.sg
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Ottetbeln wltll !a; Mark Fro
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Italy fUPI) -Giacomo AJmoni ouccessful tournaments, is tl·
of Bluffton, . 23; Don Trainer, By quarters:
won an lnternatlenal
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Rio Gran~, 33; Nick Alo~ Wilton ... .. ·.. 14 21 t 21-4 jumpiiJI tournament Sunday ever field this year. Play atarts
Bowling Gteeil •. 32 · Iii a losing ~an Trace 16 1114 18&amp;59 will! 217.8 points 111 leaps of 78 at neon Saturday, continues iJI.
cause end, ~(en l'owjkes, Ohio, ~es - llanua Troee meters (250.38 feet) and 78.5 to that night, and begills again
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13mes this week against WichIt; State and .Dralle:' A loss In
either one could kliOc;k Olney
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Califorala St. (Pa.) 75
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Miami 76 Xavier 68
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GAMES

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Denison
o 4 600 6119
1 High Ind. Gamt - 8. Souls--1DEPl'TY NAMED
1 ~ ---llatdwin·Wallace 5 5 llli3 681
W
lbY 119: High Team Game _ I WASHINGTON {UPf) -D.. nl 1
Call For Homo Appointment - No Chorgt
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OJerlin
5 5 653 684
:Team No. 2 888.
I W. Coston, 42, bas been
- - ----~- ·-COLUMBUf ti!P() - Oblo Marietta
4 5 67• 69.2 Womea's Tbtortday L&lt;a&amp;ae I
Jaa. 26, lllli4
deputy undersecretary for
ooltege basketball records for Kenyon
3 o li38 589
JBD. 24, 1168
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De p a r t me n t of Rea1tth,
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- - ---aames lnclndlng Saturday, Feb. Ohio Wesleyan 4 7 845 844 1
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3 7 715 804 Simon's Market ...... o lTeam No. s ...... 22
10 1 s.cret~ry John W. Gardner
LY a-.sso
Tbi1 week's Ohio colleee Ills- Teams
' If t '"Jiti'olts 1\!'ofskiniufu '·' "" 3'"7 lltt-~IOTeam No.5 .......... 4 2:Team No. 4 .. ... ·. 20'1. 11\1 announced today.
1\ADlO
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bdball schedule:
Youn]litown
t! t t2t2 928 Hiram
3 9 822 891 Fabric Shop
-- .. .. 3 3 Team No. 1 ...... ·18'1. 13\i Coslon wlllS&lt;rve as deputy
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MOIWAY
MI. Union
14 1259 1103 Capllul
1 9 674 796 Donna's Restllurant .. · 3 3 ream No. % __ . ___ 14 11 Wilbur J, Cohen in the
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Findlay
1~ 3 1695 151L
Mlfl.OHIO
J.,ndmark
2 4' High Ind. Come and Series created post. He was dep11t~
"'venport at Wilberforce
Dayton
15 3 1471 12211Bluffton
6 1 5:17 " 482 · N Y Cothing Hou!e
5 •l Phalln 142 269: High Team a s s I st a n t secrelary
,Walsh at GallllOll
Bluffton
13 31383 1210 Deftanre
5 3 6011 6119 Hig~ Ind. Gam• Eolher O:Rmr ream No. 3
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Steubenville
13' 3 1234 1069 A;hland
5 3 :;ao 492 Sylvester 161: High Ind. Serres :m. l 1476.
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Akron
13 3 1:!51 1015 Cedarville
4 4 626 624 ' - Janet Bailey 488; High Ttam
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D•fiance .12 3 !20't 11192 Malone
3 5 5119 618 , Came and SeriesFabric Shop '
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Cincinnati
15 4 liM 1!091Wtlmington
0 , 458 526 &lt;65-2252.
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Wooster
14 . 121! 10121
BIG TEN , .
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ltl)attl. II Ft. Wl)'lll! Blblt
OUerhelll ·
13 4 1249
Michigan
6 1 816 559
Industrial League
WMPO
21
John C.rroll at Bethany
Miami • : -- 13 4 1206 11183 Michigan St
6 1 578 5111 1
Jan. 24, lH&amp;
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t:erttral State 12 I 129311l91nunois
5 1 b32 481
Points earn
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II ,1 1356 1349 Mlnneoota
4 2 464
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1 &gt; 811 820 Iowa
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&amp; C .tewetero
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8 6 915 !!21 Ohio State
2 I 174
wos er's a ~hse rug; -- 12 Wald Cro" &amp; Son _ -_
l'llllnl State II WllmJnaton Cedarville
9 7 13301314-Indiana
I 4 383
Davis-Warner Ins. -·- · · · · · 128 High Ind. Game - Pleas.
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Ohio Univ.
9 7 1316 1225 1 Purdue
I 5 478
Blue-Grey lte!t. .......... - lis 235: High Ind. Serieso~:.~~~ II Hetdelhe Wittenberg
9 7 IIIII 1009 Northw09tern
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Bletner Block · · ·--- ---- . 6, Meadows 525; High Team "aone,J
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tO I 1405 14151Wisconsin
I 5 416
High Ind. Game - John SIS-- - Team 300 - 881: lllgh Team
I~'OOIIer II MI. \Inion
Kenyon
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215: High Ind. Seroes- Lar.l Serle - Team 300 - 2487.
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xavier ;_
tO 9166't5!01
Wolaon 586; High Team'
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9 I 1406 1311 FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT
- Ed's Auto Trim 837; I A 1111 . lok
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State Rio Ctande
11 'I 20\ :9ti NEW YORK (UP!) -The High Team SerlesBiut &amp; Grey 127
67,700
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a 8 1211 !247 Atlanlic Coast Foolblll !.&lt;ague ' 2510 I the fl!h within three years.
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John Cepoll
4 4 578' 5671ow n e rs S u n d a y gove
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llPDiaon at Kenyon
Ashland
7 8 915 923 ja five-year contract, hio
Jan. Zl, liM
Mltltkingum at Marietta
Hiram
1 11 1363 1386 multi·year pact since he
Team No. 2 6811.
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Ohio Wesleyan 7 10 1338 1311 lhe job in 1962.
T"'lll No. 2 .. .. .. .. .. II
FRIDAY
Baldwtn.W'all.a 7 10 1315 1451 The ACFL expects to
YOU MAY WIN UP TO
Team No. I ............ 9
VISIT OUR
•:sVJer at Kent State
Bowll!fi Green 7 10 1300 1461 eight teams next season
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Wetter~ •fttMrrYe 3 D liB Ill fraochlseo definite in
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Kent Sli~ ··
8 1114112 1450 Haven, Scr&amp;Dton, New.~l!?,~:~-~~~~N~0-:._ ~3 ....:·:.:.":.:.·:.:.":.:.":.:"~7~1:a1tem Mich. at John
Heidel~,; ._, 4 9 952 IOU Lo w e II t•nd J e rs e y
t&lt;Jlleordla at Malone
Muskin8util·_ · 4 ·10 873 1053 Mohawk Valley "hlch ·a:~~::;l The Southampton
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2 7 6;!8
t'lttcinneti at Drake
Sta~, 2 11 960 1017 1 probably Wtll shift to
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Ufl11tllle New York town.
-.-.•emphis State at Dayton
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Bowling Greetl'
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Sunday Ill win the
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Matlelll at lllram
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Mrs. Gladyt Smith
MI.. l1alon at Kenyon
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Charl11ton,
W.Va. , _ $100.00
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Rlttlflotl at Oelllt'Vllle
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Colu....,., Qhlo .. , . , . 100.00
Indiana Tech. at Meloni
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N. CarOlina St. 7$· Clenisdit
Carrolllolto St. Edwards
Abilene Chrsln 78 ~~k. St. 71 Hampdet&gt;!lydny It Shl!phrd 87 Minso 71 Sl)il~lde 16 (o!)
Arhngton St. '17 Tr~mty 71
Bridgewater 96 Richmaitd 1;
Baltie!VIUe iif Thktlabd &amp;7
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Cameron (W. Va.) 711
Arizona 76 Wyomill8 70
Auburn 70 Mlssi,.lppiSS .
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Chrostoan Bros. 82 Harding
Ind. St. Ind. 101 ValparaiiiO
Santa Fe 87 W. N. Mex. 84
Ft.o~e~ce 62 Troy It ·
Cnerda Ind. 81"Cn&lt;rda IU. 75
Arirona St 74 New Mel. 88
Moamt Fla. 91 Creoghton 81
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NW St. _La.
Davenport 106 Indiana 1'. 99
St. Mary Tex. 93 T. :. Weo. 1g Tennessee 78 .Florida 17
Indiana Central 111 Taylor 74
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Furman 911 Rochmond 96
Wabash 90 R""' Poly 79
Southorn• Cal 87 Waohtngton 87 " 8'"" 85 NaVy 57
Franklin 19 Hanover n
IPaoclfi&lt; Cal. I! Loyola Cal. 72 Norfnlk 1!2 Livingstone 70
I!Unols St. 80 W. nllnot• 7t
. Brigham Youn@ 94 Utllh 93
Mt. t. Marys 91 Old Domn.
Lewis l11 ~t. Ambrose 71
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Northern tn. 99 E~~tm Dl. 01
Colorado St U 87 Denver 85 Tennessee St. 86 Pad Am 71
Ill. 82 carroll Ill
Oregon 116 Calii.Jrnla &amp;3
Alabama St. 92 Ft. Vallef
St. 1116 DePauw '12
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Gallopuhs won, 43-37.
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Akron 101 Amerlclll U. II
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Mlnol 72 N. D. l!lllendlle 61
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MOI'IIltlplde f1 N. D. St. 88
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and scored to govo Rio Grande Jlllnois 78 Ohio St. 77
IAitller 89 81ntp1011 II&amp; .
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, 'Georgia T. 75 Notre Damt · Wartburg 811 Buena Vl!ll !9
o-.•r the II&gt;&lt;• Grcmde Collego •resumed, Paul Seffanni, 6-0 other Bears were in double ft- ,lead, shoved it to 19-10 and The
for Coach Larry Ripon 11 Monmouth 16
Beloit Ill COrnell M
R•'dmcn 111111 three seconds 011 sophomore guard, paoaed
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held a 31-21 margin with 7:!2 Michael hronp Oble Northe'rn • Dl. Chi Br. 70 Eureka c
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ISan Kooser a mid-cour and · Ben Baird, 6-6 oenior center, left in the .first half. Tralllflll ri!OO!'d to ..10 lor the sea110n. Michigan St 19 Wisconsin f11i
IJI!'k Lusetl• took the hall Norhern called ime wih eigh!had 20 points on 10 of 12 from 35-28, Rio Grande •rnred sl• The ,1os.• leares Coach Art Lan- Indiana Cent 78 Taylor 74
uut under the Bears b"ket and "cons lei.
1the noor and 8 rebounds Stan •otraight points, 35·34 before Der- [ him' Redmen at II-IO. Rio Iowa 81. 14 Colorado II&amp;
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~';" fr• • Bem•r shot but to Stech&gt;l'hulte going in for ' ler, 6-5 juni'&gt;r forward made 5 crlp by Trainer gave Rio / '";{,_• 111• Academy 48gym.
Loyola lit 85 Marquette M
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the all l·ounded off the board the lay up oo gove Ohio Northern ! of 10 from the floor and I for I Grande Its fir•l lead 38 _37 t' . e Redmen hot - per cent Mlall\i Ohio 7! Xavier Ohio
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at the line for II points. He had the 2 .~2 mark Th Red a •woth 35 of 71 from the floor. IUinoil 78 Ohio 81. 71
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The Red men took an 83-82 il'tl the Bears with 26 poonts on bounds.
Ithe half.
The Bean hit 38 or 114 for 1Kent IDe Weatern Mlcht«BD
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U per cent, and 8 of 10 from Detroit T. 83 Cleveland St
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Heidelberg 84 Marietta 112
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Grande led 48-43. ' Trainer Iter Stec schulte and LU!elti lreohmatl guard, louled out
Kenyon 106 Centre Ky. 86
made 12 of 23 from the noor traded baslt'il', ~ 5• and scor- olftcii!J! callad 16 per!OIIal
Blulflon 72 Ashland 59
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wlt.b IS BIAilllt_Ohlo Northern and
Earlham Ind. 97 Wilmingtow
Big Paul Dillon, 8.ft ..nior Baird s jumper giving
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Flndlay 106 St. Francis Ind. 81
center, finished wioh 20 points Bears a U-60 lead. Shively
I Oltto Norlhera 184) Northrn 114 Rio Grande s,'l
on 9 of 11 attempted goals and ped Ih a rebound to make
11-0-16; Readier 0.1--11
YollfiiiBtOWit 79 Walsh 15
2 for 2 at the line. Dillon also Rio Granda 52-60. Ohio
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CedlrvlUo Ill Detro!! J!3
bad 14 -of Rio Grande's 38 re- ran the count to ~ and
chulte u · ; Dlekinson
Defllll&lt;e 11 Malone !4
bounda.
led '/1.71 with 6:17Jeft.
Totals 38-lJ.84.
Capital 114 Oberlin 66
lllo Gnade 1831 Mo.
811 SE Mo. 83
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Loras 71 Dominlcall 60
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Denison
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1 High Ind. Gamt - 8. Souls--1DEPl'TY NAMED
1 ~ ---llatdwin·Wallace 5 5 llli3 681
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:Team No. 2 888.
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6 1 5:17 " 482 · N Y Cothing Hou!e
5 •l Phalln 142 269: High Team a s s I st a n t secrelary
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Hiram
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Team No. 2 6811.
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Ohio Wesleyan 7 10 1338 1311 lhe job in 1962.
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Chrostoan Bros. 82 Harding
Ind. St. Ind. 101 ValparaiiiO
Santa Fe 87 W. N. Mex. 84
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Cnerda Ind. 81"Cn&lt;rda IU. 75
Arirona St 74 New Mel. 88
Moamt Fla. 91 Creoghton 81
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NW St. _La.
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St. Mary Tex. 93 T. :. Weo. 1g Tennessee 78 .Florida 17
Indiana Central 111 Taylor 74
Wett
Furman 911 Rochmond 96
Wabash 90 R""' Poly 79
Southorn• Cal 87 Waohtngton 87 " 8'"" 85 NaVy 57
Franklin 19 Hanover n
IPaoclfi&lt; Cal. I! Loyola Cal. 72 Norfnlk 1!2 Livingstone 70
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. Brigham Youn@ 94 Utllh 93
Mt. t. Marys 91 Old Domn.
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Moss. St. Loulaoana St.
Northern tn. 99 E~~tm Dl. 01
Colorado St U 87 Denver 85 Tennessee St. 86 Pad Am 71
Ill. 82 carroll Ill
Oregon 116 Calii.Jrnla &amp;3
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St. 1116 DePauw '12
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Loyola La. 110 Tampa 67
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Oakland Cty 88 cmpblllvle 87
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lip·dis;l'omcr~y basketball game. Watching from a crouched position is Pomeroy's Dick Werry. !'layer on right 11 and Dillon hit from the Bide, Hardit&gt;!lmnl 88 Centenary 114 Otterbein 87 Hiram 18 ~""'"• s Dan Gtlmore.
Gallopuhs won, 43-37.
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Akron 101 Amerlclll U. II
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MI. Union 17 Clllf. St. Pa. 7$
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GuJtavuwtUI. 74 Mlel!lr 72
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Mlnol 72 N. D. l!lllendlle 61
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MOI'IIltlplde f1 N. D. St. 88
f&lt;•r a by up. made it, and Oh1o with 12 seconds to go and the fl•:lOr a 4 for 6 a the foul er bad 5.
and scored to govo Rio Grande Jlllnois 78 Ohio St. 77
IAitller 89 81ntp1011 II&amp; .
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Bears called time. When play iline. He hnd 7 rebounds. Three The Bears jumped into a 7·2 its last lead 83--112.
, 'Georgia T. 75 Notre Damt · Wartburg 811 Buena Vl!ll !9
o-.•r the II&gt;&lt;• Grcmde Collego •resumed, Paul Seffanni, 6-0 other Bears were in double ft- ,lead, shoved it to 19-10 and The
for Coach Larry Ripon 11 Monmouth 16
Beloit Ill COrnell M
R•'dmcn 111111 three seconds 011 sophomore guard, paoaed
o· gureo.
held a 31-21 margin with 7:!2 Michael hronp Oble Northe'rn • Dl. Chi Br. 70 Eureka c
ill" ·•·orehoard clo.-k
ISan Kooser a mid-cour and · Ben Baird, 6-6 oenior center, left in the .first half. Tralllflll ri!OO!'d to ..10 lor the sea110n. Michigan St 19 Wisconsin f11i
IJI!'k Lusetl• took the hall Norhern called ime wih eigh!had 20 points on 10 of 12 from 35-28, Rio Grande •rnred sl• The ,1os.• leares Coach Art Lan- Indiana Cent 78 Taylor 74
uut under the Bears b"ket and "cons lei.
1the noor and 8 rebounds Stan •otraight points, 35·34 before Der- [ him' Redmen at II-IO. Rio Iowa 81. 14 Colorado II&amp;
pa&lt;;c:t•d m 10 Don Tramrr h·'- Then Stechschulte pas~ed in Kaiser, 6-1 senior forward, h1t ek Dickinson hit to make u Grande now meets Cumberland, MlnnHOta 68 Purdue IH
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hltlc lo Steffonm. •hn passed bock , 8 of 18 for t8 points. Bob Read- 137-31 Two free throw• and al Ky. College at ! p. m. 8oturda•1 Ko118a! 77 MbtiiOUri M
~';" fr• • Bem•r shot but to Stech&gt;l'hulte going in for ' ler, 6-5 juni'&gt;r forward made 5 crlp by Trainer gave Rio / '";{,_• 111• Academy 48gym.
Loyola lit 85 Marquette M
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the all l·ounded off the board the lay up oo gove Ohio Northern ! of 10 from the floor and I for I Grande Its fir•l lead 38 _37 t' . e Redmen hot - per cent Mlall\i Ohio 7! Xavier Ohio
·· &lt;Ill 'the buzzeo •oundin g Ohio '" •In,
at the line for II points. He had the 2 .~2 mark Th Red a •woth 35 of 71 from the floor. IUinoil 78 Ohio 81. 71
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The Red men took an 83-82 il'tl the Bears with 26 poonts on bounds.
Ithe half.
The Bean hit 38 or 114 for 1Kent IDe Weatern Mlcht«BD
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U per cent, and 8 of 10 from Detroit T. 83 Cleveland St
oro of the night w1th 33 points, I Ohio Northern came
back tbe line.
Heidelberg 84 Marietta 112
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Grande led 48-43. ' Trainer Iter Stec schulte and LU!elti lreohmatl guard, louled out
Kenyon 106 Centre Ky. 86
made 12 of 23 from the noor traded baslt'il', ~ 5• and scor- olftcii!J! callad 16 per!OIIal
Blulflon 72 Ashland 59
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and 9 of 10 at the line.
ed , stralaht points
wlt.b IS BIAilllt_Ohlo Northern and
Earlham Ind. 97 Wilmingtow
Big Paul Dillon, 8.ft ..nior Baird s jumper giving
I•samst Roo Grande.
Flndlay 106 St. Francis Ind. 81
center, finished wioh 20 points Bears a U-60 lead. Shively
I Oltto Norlhera 184) Northrn 114 Rio Grande s,'l
on 9 of 11 attempted goals and ped Ih a rebound to make
11-0-16; Readier 0.1--11
YollfiiiBtOWit 79 Walsh 15
2 for 2 at the line. Dillon also Rio Granda 52-60. Ohio
1~0; ~r 2.3-7;
CedlrvlUo Ill Detro!! J!3
bad 14 -of Rio Grande's 38 re- ran the count to ~ and
chulte u · ; Dlekinson
Defllll&lt;e 11 Malone !4
bounda.
led '/1.71 with 6:17Jeft.
Totals 38-lJ.84.
Capital 114 Oberlin 66
lllo Gnade 1831 Mo.
811 SE Mo. 83
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Loras 71 Dominlcall 60
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GASOLINE ALLEY

FOX, red, $5.110. Gray,
All 4 feet on. Bill
Re-edsville , Ohio.
NOTICE , Will buy lu1

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Sta. Wagon , Air
Pomeroy, Pbono WY U311L
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and brake~ . Automatic trans.
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lDsurance Ajency , lne., PoD&gt;
ANTIQUE Furniture,
dishes.
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careful
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cia! entertainment.
Help Wanted
Sunday night and every night
FOR SALE: S room bouse
through Friday, "The Go Go $17,000 plus regular mb
bath, full basement, 1194
Dancin&amp; GirlE,'' from 9 t1ll for man over 40 in Pomeroy sell St., llliddlepotl Pbooe:
2 a.m.
2. 6 6tc area. Take short auto
Pt. Pleasant 69546111.

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SOc, 75c, and $1.00 sizes.
luxe Pizza, 11.50. Jack's
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WY 2-30511.
2 4 lie

yourself.

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living room, diniog room, ~~~
chen, basement aad garage.
forced air gas furnace. Butternut Avenue. Call WY :1~127.
2 4 lie

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batb, modern residence, gas
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DIADLINII
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6500 miles by local owner. Black vinyl Interior. Dark
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' lll lie

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.,.. 1ft ,... wlttil• lt 111p.
CAtD Ofl THANKS 6 OlrTUAIIIIII
11.11 t1r M weN llllnkMIIIL lhch

NOW

IS THE
nME TO PLACE Y91,11
ORD~R for LIMESTONE
FOR DRIVEWAYS AND
PARKING AREAS.
· PHONI! IN EVENINGS.

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"'" .TK'
WIDOU
'I'IIIWMP.
AH WANTS TO
GIT A MES5AIOE
TOMAH l.ATE

"usem·--

Pomeroy Motor Co.

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OP',.CI MOUitl
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IT'I 10 IAIY
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TO GIVE '!0' HER
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WANT AD

PHONE WY 2·2156

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Wanted To Buy

GASOLINE ALLEY

FOX, red, $5.110. Gray,
All 4 feet on. Bill
Re-edsville , Ohio.
NOTICE , Will buy lu1

$2,495 Mullen lDsuranct Apncy,
Sta. Wagon , Air
Pomeroy, Pbono WY U311L
~112tc i Condit ionPr. Powcr steering
t I lie
and brake~ . Automatic trans.
This car will please the most GRAN=="'o=E~INSIJRAN==:;;;CE.
discriminating
buyer.
lDsurance Ajency , lne., PoD&gt;
ANTIQUE Furniture,
dishes.
mi!;r!i!llaneous. (;a.tl or Wlite
63 Pontiac -· $1 ,875 oroy. Phone WY z.3381.
I I lie
Mra. Howard Cec:U. 800 W. Ca talina Sta. Wagon. One
careful
ownf'r.
Power
steerMaiD St.. Pomeroy.
1
IIIIW'IIJ&lt;e • 29 tic ing and brakes. Extra nice . •UTOMOBILI&amp;
CIIICOIIedT fAll JUif Qlllft

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Pomeroy, Ohio

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THE SUNDOWN Nile Club. S]l&lt;'-II,="="""",.;,=,....,.,,J Real Est... for Sale
1
cia! entertainment.
Help Wanted
Sunday night and every night
FOR SALE: S room bouse
through Friday, "The Go Go $17,000 plus regular mb
bath, full basement, 1194
Dancin&amp; GirlE,'' from 9 t1ll for man over 40 in Pomeroy sell St., llliddlepotl Pbooe:
2 a.m.
2. 6 6tc area. Take short auto
Pt. Pleasant 69546111.

7931.

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Notice

Rea~onable

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skunk till \l11rch 15.
Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio.

WILL BOARD horses
Je5. Good care and

By KIN.

A1

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mall J . W. Duke, Mgr.,
a:t Refinery Corp., Box 711,
Fort Worth 1, Tens.

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Instruction•

mach!... Reasonsble
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Wrlta. """" or C.nlaell
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Rac1De, Olalo
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DEUCJOUS Homemade
SOc, 75c, and $1.00 sizes.
luxe Pizza, 11.50. Jack's
1')1 Bar, MiddletlOI'l 11 I

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ly MERRILL BLOSSER

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For Rent

aad uk for Phil.

Auto Sales

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EXPERIENCED

t:.:
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NICELY furnisbed I bedNNimjJ
apartment, llliddleport, W'i
3874.

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ed and unfurnished apar&gt;
ments. WY ~5434.
12 6 tfc

' ROOM lurnlsbed apartment
lor rent. PboDO WY :1-2776. AI·
1er &amp; p.m. Phono W'i :l-357t
Rowley and Rood Hardware.
II I Uc

Joining

the Peace corps

TRAILER LO'I1 - lleo qo IDd
lltwn'o !'rail
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II 30 1lc
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ROOM house, furnace heal
North Third St., Middleport.
WY 2-30511.
2 4 lie

yourself.

BRJCK Duple&gt; 3 bedroom,
living room, diniog room, ~~~
chen, basement aad garage.
forced air gas furnace. Butternut Avenue. Call WY :1~127.
2 4 lie

Pe~CoJps.

batb, modern residence, gas
furnace. Point Lane, LiRcola
Heights. WY 2·3371. 2 t'Stp

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BUDGET PRJCED lumlturo In
· our third floor i&gt;lldset abop.
Baker F11l'Di111re, Middleport,
Ohw.
U 12 1lc
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Tl,JESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1966. ·

1tJayor Optimistic about Assistance
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ERFELDS

RCA VICTOR
BRINGS A FINE·FURNIT~RE LOOK
TO TABLE RADIO DIIIGN

Pomeroy, Ohio

TONIGHT thru TUESDAY
"DR. GOLDFOOT AND
THE BIKINI MACHINES"

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In RomBntic Moorish Stvling

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Hickman Vincent Price
Alio C.rtoon1
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FEB. 11 &amp; 12
'DIE, DIE, MY DARLING"
Tullah Bankhead
"APACHE GOLD"

(Tf'rhnico!orl

Lex Barker

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1nd TUESDAY
FEB. 13·14-15
"MARRIAGE ON THE
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