Hess Off To Army For Spring Football Lookover
Ohio University coach Bill Hess travels to New York City to scout Army spring drills. He aims to borrow formations for next season while evaluating an experienced Bobcats lineup that leads drills nine of twenty. Wagner remains at quarterback as Babbitt Merb and Widdoes push for starting roles.
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Hayes plans two platoons for Ohio State football
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes says spring drills show no single great athlete but many good players. He will use a three platoon system including offensive specialists and defensive stalwarts to boost Saturday game time and rebuild from last season. All-Ohio Bob Vogel moves to left tackle with sophomore potential. Tom Matte directs the first offense. Jerry Fields and Mike Ingram shift roles on defense.
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Canadiens poised for fifth straight Stanley Cup sweep
Montreal moved within one win of a fifth consecutive Stanley Cup by crushing Toronto 5-2 to take a 3-0 lead in the best of seven final. The Canadiens benefited from a scoring burst by the third line of Phil Goyette Andre Pronovost and Marcel Pronovost and solid goaltending by Jacques Plante.
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Tuesday Results in MLB Slugfest and Close Wins
Tuesday results show Los Angeles defeating Chicago 3 2 in 11 innings while Milwaukee edged Pittsburgh 4 3 and San Francisco topped St. Louis 3 1. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 9 4. Wednesday schedules list St. Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles with only those games on tap.
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Reds Rally Past Phillies 9-4 In Season Opener
Cincinnati Reds erased a 4-0 deficit to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-4 in the season opener. Roy McMillan and Tony Gonzalez homered, Jim O'Toole pitched six strong innings, and Fred Hutchinson praised his rookie and veteran hitters while noting Bill Henry's late relief.
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No Volleyball Program暂停遇 university vacation
No volleyball is scheduled this Thursday due to university vacation. The program will resume on a weekly basis starting Thursday, April 21.
Braves Edge Pirates On Adcock Two Run Shot In Eighth
Joe Adcock of the Braves drove in three runs including a tie breaking two run homer in the eighth to beat the Pirates 4-3. Sam Jones of the Giants held the Cardinals to three hits in a 3-1 victory.
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Bobcats Head For Northlands on Spring Tour
Ohio University baseball team under Coach Bob Wren heads on a five day spring vacation tour starting with Findlay. Sophomores Nossek Wandersleben and Thomas star in fielding and hitting while Ed Pentecost leads pitching with Kochendorfer close behind as OU seeks Mid Am success.
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Three Big Ten Schools Oppose Postseason Ban
Northwestern Purdue and Illinois lead a bloc of Big Ten schools opposing a plan to ban all post season sports. Joining them are Minnesota Ohio State and Wisconsin who will vote against the embargo. The stance follows the Rose Bowl vote pattern and aims to block a conference embargo at May meetings in East Lansing Michigan.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs In 11 To Stay Close In NL Race
Dodgers win 3-2 in 11 innings at the Coliseum on 67,550 fans. Chuck Essegian delivers a two-out pinch hit for the decisive blast off Don Elston after Don Drysdale holds the Cubs to three singles in eight. Roy Face’s relief era noted, Braves and Giants stay within reach with 4-3 and 3-1 wins. Joe Adcock homers for Milwaukee, Hank Aaron drives, and Sad Sam Jones earns another win.
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AHS Golfers Roll On with 12 4 Win at Logan
Athens High School golf team improves to 3-0 in Woa rest motion as Bobby Littler leads with a 72 at Logan, while Dick Blosser, Butch Gardner, and Bob Foreman post solid scores. Parkersburg match canceled. next at Gallipolis.
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Ames-Bern to Battle Roman Nine
Ames-Bern opens Thursday at 4 p.m. in Athens County League play against Rome-Canaan at the county field. Bowen’s 1959 champs return eight of 11 lettermen with Larry Driggs a key two way player leading the offense and defense. Regulars Jim and Paul Powell, Driggs and Potter anchor a pitching staff as the lineup features several new positions and a full early schedule through April and May.
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