Ohio U. baseball opener delayed by injuries and rain
Ohio University prepares for a home opener against West Virginia Wesleyan after a southern tour. Dale Bandy fractured his ankle, likely out six weeks, and Ralph Wisniewski may fill in. Catcher Army O’Neil shines, batting .417 and hitting a homer in practice. Pitching depth should be ready for Saturday.
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Wednesday Results From Baseball Scores
Chicago A defeated Milwaukee 8 to 5 while Kansas City beat Detroit 4 to 3. Cincinnati topped Washington 6 to 4 and New York beat St. Louis 5 to 1. Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia 8 to 0 with Chicago (N) winning 10 to 0 against San Francisco. Cleveland outscored Boston 5 to 4 as Baltimore and Pittsburgh played 12 innings.
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Michigan Dominates Ohio University in Indoor Track Meet
Michigan Wolverines outpaced Ohio University with 12 firsts and multiple new field records at Ohio Stadium. Key performances included Reynolds 23 feet 11.5 inches in the broad jump, Gibson 14 feet in the pole vault, and Robinson 9.4 seconds in the 100-yard dash, contributing to a 110 364 victory.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets blow out Racine Tornadoes in non-league win
Middleport defeats Racine 14-1 as hurlers combined for a no hitter through seven innings. Eddie Crooks homered with three hits and three runs. Racine pushed a lone run in the third. Tornadoes open Meigs County Tournament play next week at Rutland.
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Buchtel Bruins Open Season With 12-0 Win
Buchtel opened the season with a 12-0 non league victory as Dan Wright and Jerry Mellinger combined for a no hitter. Wright pitched four innings with nine strikeouts, Mellinger three with four Ks. Jim Brady had three hits in four trips, while Wright Townsend and Addis contributed two each.
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Snyder Leads Ohio U Golfers To 7 2 Victory
Snyder captured medalist honors with a 34 36 70 at Lexington Country Club as Ohio University rolled to a 7 2 win over VMI to complete a 2 2 duel match record and clinch the Greenbrier Intercollegiate title Scott Vandlik Gordon Reichley Santor Turner and Kemp among others helped the Bobcats defeat VMI Tech and Wake Forest Duke earlier in the tourney Blosser praised Gordon s strong play while noting Turner and Bryant underperformed at Lexington Country Club
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Natchez Archers Hold Novelty Shoot Sunday
The Natchez Archers formerly the Athens County bow hunters plan a novelty shoot at the Canaanville range. Events include a .4 target field round with various novelty contests and prizes in multiple classifications. Registration begins before 10 with shooting at 10 and a $1.25 entry fee. Refreshments will be served.
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All-Sports Banquet Tonight At Chauncey
Chauncey Dover Blue Devil Booster Club sponsors the first annual All-Sports banquet at 6:30 p m in the high school auditorium. Ohio University football coach Bill Hess is the featured speaker with Jack Gilbert of the Athens Messenger as toastmaster. Ten extra plates were ordered for unticketed attendees at the door.
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Leafs, Black Hawks Seek Cup as Semis Open Tonight
Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks resume the Stanley Cup playoffs with series tied at 2-2. Leafs, hot in late season form, travel to Boston while Chicago heads to Montreal. Coach Punch Imlach declares, We’re coming and they’re going to get this one.
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