Ohio State Coach Looks Back On NCAA Final Loss
Taylor, Ohio University banquet speaker, recalls Ohio State's 70 65 overtime defeat to Cincinnati in the NCAA finals in Kansas City last month. He notes the flood of mail after the loss, urges all-leaguers to value education, and praises team members with trophy and certificate honors.
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Baseball results and upcoming games across league night and weekend
Detroit defeats Chicago A 7 2 while Kansas City over Minnesota 9 4 Cincinnati edges Milwaukee 6 5 Chicago N toppled Boston 9 5 Cleveland 6 Los Angeles A 5 in 12 innings Los Angeles N beat San Francisco 14 7 Baltimore 8 Washington 1 night. Friday slate includes Philadelphia Pittsburgh in Wichita Cincinnati Milwaukee in Charlotte Chicago N Boston in Houston Los Angeles N Cleveland in Las Vegas Minnesota Detroit in Lakeland. Saturday Chicago A Chicago N in Denver Louisville LA N San Diego PCL in San Diego San Francisco Cleveland in Salt Lake City Baltimore Kansas City in Daytona Beach Boston Washington in Durham Los Angeles A Atlanta Ga
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Bowling Scores and Team Standings at Athens Weekly Meet
Results show Beasley and ee and Commonwealth Telephone leading, with Abdella's Truck and Belk Simpson close behind. Highs include Commonwealth Tele single 2693 team series and E. McBride 224 single, with Campus Barbers totaling 2904 in team games.
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Dodgers NY Selected For The Pennants
The Dodgers and Yankees were chosen by AP sports writers to win their leagues. Dodgers beat Pirates 125 to 92 for first in the National League race and led in points. Yankees dominated the American League with 192 first place votes and 3131 points. Milwaukee San Francisco and St. Louis were also noted as NL contenders.
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Indians Rally Past Angels In 12 Inning Exhibition
Cleveland collected 18 hits in a spring clash but needed 12 innings to beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 at Tucson. John Romano delivered a one-out single for a two-run finishing burst after trailing. The game stretched four hours and 10 minutes.
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Hess Aims 90 Candidates for Opening Spring Session
Ohio University football opens spring drills with about 90 candidates reporting under Bill Hess. Key losses from the 10-0 MAC champions create halfback shortages and possible position switches. Several players compete in other sports, reducing drill participation, while 17 lettermen return. The intrasquad games run April 29 and May 6.
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Bobcats Golfers Face Key Matches This Weekend
Ohio University hosts Western Michigan in a 1 pm dual at the University course. Probable starters include Ed Gordon Nick Karl Tom Mollencop Jerry Mollencop Karly Hull and Don Howells or Bill Harding. Saturday adds Southern Illinois Pittsburgh and Ohio State in a quad event at Columbus.
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Bell Scoring Champion Lebron Bell Named Top Small College Player
Lebron Bell, a 6-3 sophomore from Bryan College of Tennessee, was declared the scoring champion for small college basketball in 1960-61. He totaled 462 points in 14 games for a 33.0 point average.
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Len Matthews Over Ed Armstrong In Camden Bout
Len Matthews of Philadelphia defeated Ed Armstrong of Linden New Jersey by unanimous decision over ten rounds in Camden New Jersey. Matthews weighed 138 pounds to Armstrong 140.
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Bobcat Tennis Opens Season at Kent State
The Ohio University tennis team led by new coach Jim Mason begins the season with a MAC matchup against Kent State. The contest marks Mason’s debut guiding the Bobcats.
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