Bobcats Hope for Better Track Depth After Penn State Relays
Ohio University track coach Meade Burnett says the season is disastrous yet productive. Dowswell won the Knoxville javelin title while Rose led in 440 hurdles. Dowswell and Haviland posted top marks as Ohio shows depth and sprinters developing amid rough weather and tough tests at Penn State and ahead of Ohio State Relays.
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Ohio University ROTC Orienteering Meet at Utah Ridge
The Ohio University ROTC with Col John Nolan sponsors the First Annual Orienteering Meet at Utah Ridge this Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. Capt Jack G Dyess says over 60 competitors from five states will participate. The event runs about three hours and involves the First U S Army Ohio National Guard and West Virginia National Guard.
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Buckeyes Miss Win in Triangular Track Meet
Nelsonville York finishes second with 62 points behind Warren Local’s 85. Eastern trails at 12. Event highlights include Knick and Woodson in field events and multiple sprinters from WL, NY, and E. Notable times include :18.05 for 120-yard high hurdles and :10.95 in the 100-yard dash.
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Giusti Palm Ball Saves Pirates In 7 5 Win Over Cubs
Pirates need ninth inning help but Dave Giusti delivers with a palm ball to seal a 7-5 victory after Chicago likely threatened. Manny Sanguillen drives in two early, Willie Stargell hits his first homer, while Ron Santo homers for the Cubs. Dodgers shell Braves 11 1 as Giants edge Padres 2 1. Orioles beat Tigers 1 0 in other MLB games.
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Dobson’s strong start sinks Tigers. Blair homer keys win
In Baltimore, Pat Dobson shut out Detroit with 63 strikes and 29 balls as Chris Speier’s fifth inning infield hit sparked a two run rally for the Giants. Paul Blair’s fourth inning homer provided the decisive run in a 2 to 0 Orioles victory.
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Green and Dickinson Lead After First Round at Tournament of Champions
Hubert Green and Gardner Dickinson shot four-under 68 to share the first-round lead at Rancho La Costa. Jack Nicklaus, Bruce Crampton and Jerry Heard sit two back, while Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino struggle in the demanding course conditions. Green, 25, praises his unorthodox putting as he contends for the $165,000 event.
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Marshall Invades Trautwein Field
The Ohio University Bobcats host Marshall University at Trautwein Field after a rainout in Dayton. Marshall enters with a 7-6-1 record while Ohio is 10-3-1, with starter options including Dave Campbell or Jim Willis for today and Peppers or Deems for tomorrow. Karlett and Ramella pace Marshall, while Sparks and Swisher lead Ohio's offense.
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Nissalke Named Seattle Coach Promises Three-Step Plan
Tom Nissalke, named Seattle SuperSonics coach, outlines a three step theory: physical fitness, strong defense, and winning. He signs a multi year contract for Seattle and cites past success with the Dallas Chaparrals. He predicts a possible NBA ABA merger within a year or two.
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Baseball Schedule and Scores Include Friday Night Games
Friday matchups list Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with several night games. San Diego visits Los Angeles while Houston goes to San Francisco and Cincinnati plays Atlanta. Dennis Brutus lectures, delayed due to travel complications and canceled for today.
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Bobcats Sweep Denison In Dual Golf Meet
Ohio University Bobcats defeated Denison University 13 ½ to 6 ½ in Granville led by Tom Daniels 37 38 75 over Jeff Rankin. Scott Love and Mike Daly added key wins as Ohio secures best team score and improves to 1 2 in dual meets.
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Bulldogs Second In Triangular Meet At Marietta Athens Second
Marietta hosts a triangular meet with Marietta 81, Athens 55, Williamstown 21. Paul Scarmack and Allen Ackerman led Athens with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, discus and shot put, as the Bulldogs claimed runner up behind the Tigers and ahead of Williamstown.
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Knicks Must Slow It Down in Semifinal Debacle
New York failed to control tempo against Boston as the Knicks lost Game 3 and risk a 3-0 series hole. Bil Bradley notes the Celtics exploited speed, while Milwaukee and ABA results point to pivotal conference matchups ahead.
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