Buckeyes win tri meet led by Nelsonville-York dominates Logan Glouster
Nelsonville-York captures eight of 15 events to take first in a triangular track meet over Logan and Glouster. Buckeyes total 80.44 points to 71.14 for Logan. Glouster scores 8.0. Relays help N Y with Coffman Bookman Foughty Voigt on 880 and mile relays.
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Gallipolis Blue Devils win triangular track meet at Portsmouth
Gallipolis Blue Devils clinched six first places to finish with 54 points, besting Portsmouth West 45 and Portsmouth East 38 in a Monday triangular meet. Winners included Richard Ferguson in the two mile, Rick Grimes in the mile, Bagshaw in discus, Knotts in pole vault, Stebbins in long jump, and the 880yard relay trio Stebbins Sneden Neal Ferguson.
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Lancers Tie Meigs Marauders Behind Sixth Win
Federal Hocking Lancers secure their sixth victory of the season by defeating the Meigs Marauders 5-3 at home. Mitch Daugherty homered with two aboard in the second, Mick Harris tripleled, and Tim Mayle added two doubles as Rob Smith earned the win. Rick Van Matre took the loss for Meigs.
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Gallipolis Golfers Win Dual Match Led by Cunningham
Gallipolis golf team won a dual match against Wellston here Monday. Medalist John Cunningham shot 35 aided by Steve Gardner 36 and Mike Noe 38 and Don Saunders 38 for a total 147. Wellston countered with Bill Vicars 46 and Bill Householder 44 among others to reach 197.
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Pro Hockey By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday’s Results
No games scheduled. Tuesday’s semifinals include New York at Chicago with New York leading 1-0 in the best-of-7 series and Minnesota at Montreal for the first game of their series.
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Bobcats Blank Musketeers 4-0 in Ohio State Victory
Ohio University freshman Jim Bierman earned five scoreless innings as Bobcats beat Xavier 4-0. Gary Shade collected four hits to raise his average above .260, Steve Swisher hit his first career homer, and reliever Bill Toadvine closed with three punchouts. Bobcats improve to 13-3 while Xavier drops to 4-7 with a 3:10 p.m. game vs Cincinnati scheduled at Trautwein Field.
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Knits Edged in NBA East Crown Clash
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the New York Knicks 93 91 to claim the Eastern Conference title and earn a best of seven final against the Milwaukee Bucks. Ray and Charlie Scott scored 30 points each as Virginia Squires led Kentucky 150 137 in the ABA Eastern Division finals.
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Indians Squeeze Past Redsox Giants Win Ninth Straight
The San Francisco Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 for their ninth consecutive win as Ron Bryant earned the complete game. Chris Speier Willie Mays and Bobby Bonds sparked the offense with key hits and Bryant struck out eight. Elsewhere the Dodgers edged the Padres 3 to 2 Minnesota outslugged Kansas City 9 to 8 and Cleveland defeated Boston 5 to 4 in 13 innings.
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Monday Stars Bat for Twins and Giants
Harmon Killebrew drove in six runs for the Minnesota Twins through a homer a single and an infield out as they beat Kansas City 9-8. Ron Bryant relieved Frank Reberger in the first inning and pitched nine innings for a 4-2 Giants win over St Louis.
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Major League Leaders Mixed Standings Baseball Stats
American League leaders include Buford batting .440 with 12 runs and 22 hits by Tovar. Killebrew and Aparicio lead RBIs at 12. Home runs reach 3 by several players, with Pipers, Alou and Powell among leaders. National League lists Bonds batting .426 with 21 hits and Stargell homering. Pitching leaders show Seaver and Perry with high strikeouts and strong win records.
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Baltimore Wins Eastern Conference Final In Tight 93 91
Baltimore edges New York 93 91 to clinch the best of seven series at 4 3 and advance. Wednesday features Baltimore at Milwaukee in the championship series opener on national TV at 9 p m.
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Selgo Signs Letter With Bowling Green State U
Pettisville High School basketball star Dick Selgo signs with Bowling Green State University of the MAC. He averaged 30.6 points per game and earned AP Class A first team All Ohio honors.
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Villanova Aide New Army Cage Coach
Dan Dougherty, longtime Villanova assistant basketball coach, has been named head coach at the U S Military Academy at West Point. He succeeds Bob Knight who left West Point for Indiana University.
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Dodgers Cool On Roberts Trade Rumors
Dodgers reportedly keep distance from Dave Roberts trade while eyeing Mets pitcher Ray Sadecki. Los Angeles, seeking a starter, cooled talks on Roberts after beating him 9-2 in L A and 3-2 in San Diego Monday night.
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Oklahoma Center Inks Chicago Bulls Pact
Clifford Ray, a 6 9 center from the University of Oklahoma, signed with the Chicago Bulls on Monday. He averaged 13.1 points and 12 rebounds in 27 games last season. The Bulls also signed their No 1 pick Kenneth McIntosh from Eastern Michigan last week.
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Chauncey Plans Class B Basketball Tournament
Chauncey announces a Class B basketball tournament at the old Chauncey High School sponsored by the Chauncey Lions. The event, open to non college players, will hold a Friday drawing at Chauncey Village Hall with games on April 28 29 and 30. Entry is 20 dollars and trophies will be awarded. Contact John Matheny or Tom Blower for details.
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Giants Radio Voice Russ Hodges Dies at 60
Russ Hodges longtime Giants radio and TV announcer died at 60 in Mill Valley California after collapsing at home He had retired from full time broadcasting in 1970 Hodges is remembered for calling the 1951 playoff when Bobby Thomson hit the pennant winning shot Giants win the pennant was his famous line
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Ohio Bobcats finish third in MAC Invitational golf
Ohio University Bobcats place third at the 5th Annual MAC Invitational on Hueston Woods course with a 36 hole total of 744. Purdue leads with 732 and Indiana second at 741. Low Bobcat was Mike McPhee tied for second individually, as Brad Hoffer of Purdue tops medalist with 141.
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Ali Case Prejudiced, Supreme Court Is Told
Ali's case argues government bias in the draft appeal. Chauncey Eskridge says Griswold's brief shows prejudice against Ali and Islam. Justices hear the argument as Thurgood Marshall recuses himself. Decision due in June. In New York, David Vazquez defeats Chuck Spencer to win the North American bantamweight title after Spencer suffers a broken nose and the bout ends in the seventh.
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