Record Holders Gather For Ohio University Relays
Baseball Bobcats open MAC title defense against Marshall Big Green at Trautwein Field. Ed Petecost to start MAC opener, after three innings in a 12-3 win over West Virginia Wesleyan. Ohio University lineup unchanged with Bandy, Mayer, Wade, Wandersleben in infield and O Neill catching. Nossek in left field.
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Dale Bandy
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Dutch Wandersleben
Army O'Neil
Joe Nossek
Larry Thomas
Rudy Kalfas
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Marion Majher
Pentecost
Tom Kochendorfer
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Jackets Panthers Register Victories
Jackets and Panthers posted wins as Pomeroy's baseball Panthers defeated Racine 10 1 for their second straight victory, while neighbors also contributed to the late season results.
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Indians Lose Exhibitions End Season With 9 14 Defeat
Cleveland Indians finish Cactus League with a 9 14 record after a 10 run loss to St Louis. Pitching woes draw comment from coach Mel Harder and manager Joe Gordon ahead of Herb Score’s weekend start against the Red Sox in New Orleans.
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Bulldogs Sell er Game At Lancaster
Athens' Bulldogs travel to Lancaster to face the Golden Gates in a 4 o clock contest at City Park Field after a 5 2 win over Wellston. Starter Curt Laufhautte will be supported by reliever Boyd Cornwell as coach Ed Rannow rotates in field and pitching options for the SECAL opener.
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Braves Up To Old Ways Against Reds
Milwaukee and Cincinnati split spring games as Milwaukee won three straight, 7-5 at Columbia. Reds squandered a late chance. Tony Gonzalez struggles while Hutchinson weighs lineup changes and options at first base and outfield. Whitey Ford and Bull Lea references noted in closing.
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Blue Devils Rally To Edge South Point 7-6 In Diamond Clash
Gallia Academy beats South Point 7-6 as Chuck Dowler tosses a full three hitter. Gallipolis offense scores seven in the third inning, then withstands late rally by South Point.
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Sam Matthews
Jack Saunders
Bobby Scott
Ohio University Tennis Opens 1960 Season Against Bowling Green
The Ohio University tennis team opens its 1960 campaign Saturday afternoon against Bowling Green with hopes to avenge last year’s 7-2 defeat as they begin conference action. Game time is 1 30 p.m. Six starters are Hartman Jantz Gates Bird Emde Hollman Motz.
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Ohio University Relays Set at Peden Stadium This Saturday
Davis, Carney, and Telford headline AAU entrants at the first annual Ohio University Relays in Peden Stadium starting 12 45 p m. OU stars and other college teams join AAU events with notable sprinters and distance runners. Admission is 50 cents for the public, free for OU students with ID.
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OU Golfers Face Bishops Play Ohio State Saturday
Ohio University golfers met Ohio Wesleyan today with five players teeing off at 1 pm amid six man plans. For Saturday the Bobcats prepare to face Ohio State in Columbus with eight men. Noting past results, Nicklaus will miss the match to play in the Masters while coach Blosser cites Ohio State as a top foe alongside Wake Forest. Santor Snyder Don RKetchley Bryast Vandick anchor the visit, with Mollencop Gore Howells or Ed Gordon filling three of the remaining spots. All nine have shot par at least once this year.
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