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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1972

Page

13

Noise at Trautwein Field not 14 gun salute opener

Witnesses heard sounds near Trautwein Field Wednesday afternoon but officials clarified they were not the 14 gun salute for the Ohio University baseball home opener.

Trautwein Field Ohio University

Bobcats rout Dayton 10-0 in season opener

The Ohio Bobcats pounded out 14 hits to rout the Dayton Flyers 10-0. Terry Wenger started for Ohio, with Mike Weiss tossing two hitless relief innings. Bob Kats, Sparks, Anderson, Bihl, Makoski, Kebber and Gray key the early offense as Dayton mustered only one hit from Tom Widin.

Bobcat University of Dayton Wrenmen Flyers Bobcats Dayton Tom Terry Wenger Ohio Scott Robinson Bob Niekamp Kevin Long Cats Dave Sparks Jim Anderson Steve Bihl Bob Makoski Bob Kebber Wenger Tony Gray Sparks Bihl RBI Gray Anderson Bob Kleiber Weiss Robinson Niekamp Swisher Robertson

Bobcats Top Dayton 10 In Striking Win Behind Slump-Busting Pair

Ohio State’s left fielder and key hitters led a 10 run effort as Wenger earned the win over Dayton 10 to 0. Bihl Sparks Gray and Kleiber supplied multi hit games with several RBIs. Ohio State hosts Notre Dame in weekend doubleheader following the win.

Dayton Ohio Gray Flyer Sparks

Last Original Bullet Leaves Johnson Traded To Suns

Gus Johnson the flamboyant Bullets star is traded to the Suns for the next NBA season. Phoenix GM Jerry Colangelo hopes he revives his form after knee injuries and a reduced role last year. Johnson, 33, has a two year $1100000 contract and a career 17.4 average.

Baltimore Gus Johnson Honeycomb Phoenix National Basketball Association Suns Jerry Colangelo Johnson Gene Gene Shue Bullets Tom Patterson Ouachita Baptist

Ohio nets lead 3-0 before rain cancels Dayton match

Ohio University led 3-0 with three matches completed as rain and high winds halted dual play at Dayton. Phil Joffey beat Mike Wilton 6-0 6-2, Marc Wasserman topped Keith Zimmerman 4-6 7-5 6-0, and Pete Kendall defeated Mike Graci 7-5 6-2.

Dayton Ohio University University of Dayton Cats Bobcats Ohio Phil Joffey Mike Wilton Marc Wasserman Keith Zimmerman Pete Kendall Mike Graci Mark Singerman John Russum Jim Suscak

Billie Jean King confronts Wimbledon over prize money

Billie Jean King criticized Wimbledon for offering a top women’s prize of 3600 while the event grosses about 1.3 million. She threatened to quit the tournament if purses are not raised, speaking from St. Petersburg on the Virginia Slims tour.

Billie Jean King ST. Petersburg Fila Britain Mrs. King Billie Jean

Wickerham Named Yale Assistant Football Coach

Russell Wickerham, formerly of Athens and current Muskingum College assistant football coach, has accepted an assistant coaching post at Yale University, announced today. He is a Miami University graduate.

NEW Concord Russ Wickerham Athens Muskingum College Yale University Wickerham Miami Univer Muskingum Muskie al Christopher Berne Union High School Fairfield County Chillicothe High School Sue Rohr Ohio Athletic Bill Rohr Yale

Dickson Wins Sun sprint. Beale moves atop USAC standings

Larry Dickson of Marietta Ohio led all 40 laps at Winchester Indiana setting a track record 11 27.89 to win the USAC sprint race and stay 2 points behind Rollie Beale who finished third. Cy Fairchild was 40 feet back in a late rally. Beale now leads with 128 points while Dickson has 126.

Winchester Ind Larry Dickson U.S. Auto Club Rollie Beale Dickson Marietta Ohio Cy Fairchild Saginaw Mich Beale Toledo

BU to Honor Two Hockey Coaches on April 28

The Boston University Varsity Club will honor two prominent New England hockey coaches. John "Snooks" Kelley, retiring after 17 years at Boston College, and Jack Kelley, who resigned from BU to coach and lead the Boston Whalers in the new World Hockey Association.

Boston University New England John ‘“Snooks” Kelley Boston College Jack Kelley Boston Whalers World Hockey Association

Lancer Defeat Buckeyes In Tri Valley League Clash

Federal Hocking Lancers beat Nelsonville York Buckeyes 6-5 to claim their second Tri Valley League win. Rob Smith started for FH, Mark Rockswald got the win, while Dave Pritchard took the loss. Ed Hastings went 3 for 4 and drove in the deciding run with a fourth inning single.

Nelsonville Federal Hocking Lancers Nelsonville-York Dave Pritchard Lancers Bucks Lancer Federal Hocking Tim Bateman Buckeyes Ed Hastings

Tommie Smith Named Oberlin Track Coach and A D

Oberlin College appoints Tommie Smith as head track coach and assistant athletic director after he pursued a meaningful post since 1968. Smith, 27, set 11 world records and is famed for the 1968 Olympic black glove salute.

Oberlin Ohio Tommie Smith Oberlin College Smith Mexico City Jack Scott Department of Other Education Smi

Mrs Gera Wins Court Battle Umpire Bid

Bernice Gera, at 40, secured a favorable court ruling in her bid to umpire in the Class A New York Pennsylvania League. She had contracted in 1969 with league president Vince McNamara, then faced rejection by Hank Peters. the court case named Bowie Kuhn and McNamara as defendants. The decision clears the way for her to wear a chest protector and pursue her lifelong dream amid prior struggles dating from Little League officiating on Long Island.

Buffalo N.Y Bernice Gera National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues New York Pennsylvania Gera Vince McNamara Hank Peters NAPBL New York Commission On Human Rights Baseball Bowie Kuhn McNamara Long Island Florida

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