Ohio University Alumni-Varsity Football Battle Set at Peden Stadium
Coaches reveal starting lineups for the first annual Ohio University Alumni-Varsity game at Peden Stadium Saturday at 3 pm. Alumni feature Belu Massarelli Erdy Peters Dean Fisher Mallet Wagner Dickason Harrison Brooks. Varsity: Smith Trevis Bateman Nickoson Pugh Schulz Lyon Babbitt Pontuti Wagner Archibald. Officials include Swearingen Rolph Kessel Ratherman. Phi Delta Theta band to perform at halftime. Admission 50 cents students with cards, $1 adults. proceeds to athletic scholarship fund.
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Ken Smith
John Trevis
Aaron Bateman
Chuck Nickoson
Jim Pugh
Dick Schulz
Ron Lyon
Bob Babbitt
Jim Pontuti
Otis Wagner
Dave Archibald
Fred
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Point shaving scandal widens with 10 players tied to 6 colleges
New York reports extend grand jury probe into college basketball corruption to June 30. Ten players from St Josephs, La Salle, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Connecticut and others named in 26 games across 13 cities. immunity granted to all but one, with payments alleged from 750 to 1500 dollars for shaving points.
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Frank Hogan
Aaron Wagman
New York
Hogan
Yack Egan
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Vince Kempton
Cambria Heights
N. Y
Frank Majewski
Jersey City
N. J
E. Bowler
la Salle College
University of Connecticut
Lou Brown
North Carolina
Brown
Wayman
Sherlock Dominates Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland
Sherlock, a 3-year-old son of Correspondent Samminiato, captured the $34,300 Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland by a clear margin. Flutterby led briefly from the gate before Sherlock surged to the front on the first turn and held on to win the $22,295 first prize over Flutterby and eight other derby eligibles. Mr Consistency finished third, ¾ of a length back, with Loyal Son close behind.
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Jacob Sher
Sherlock
Keeneland
Samminiato
Alberta Ranches
Flutterby
Mr. Consistency
Travis Kerr
Eastwood Stable
Hocking Valley Sportsman's Assn Plans Next Month
The Hocking Valley Sportsman's Assn holds a regular meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the Radford Road clubhouse. President Dwight Robinson says committees will report plans for next month.
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Dwight Robinson
Nine OU Thinclads At Drake Relays
Ohio University will send nine track athletes to the Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa for a two day meet. The squad led by coach Stan Huntsman includes seniors John Balough Al Fanaff and Les Bowman juniors Mike Ryan and Jim Linthicum and sophomores Ray Palmer Ray Fleming Dennis Zmierowski and Jim Zettelmeier. Balough will run the 100 and Fleming the two mile with relay entries in the 440 880 mile two mile and distance medley. If Balough or Fleming run in relays they will be scratched in their individual events.
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al Fanaff
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Mike Ryan
Jim Linthicum
Ray Palmer
Ray Fleming
Dennis Zmijewski
Jim Zettelmeyer
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Balough
Fleming
Paul Wastes Little Time as Indians New General Manager
Gabe Paul, named Cleveland Indians general manager, vows quick team familiarization and bench-strength evaluation. At 51, he jumps from Houston to join the Indians after 25 years with the Reds, signing a three-year contract and aiming for a pennant.
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Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Paul
Jimmie Dykes
Indians
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Whitt Leads Texas Open in San Antonio
Don Whitt of Borrego Springs California shot an eight under par 63 to lead the Texas Open on Thursday in San Antonio Texas. Al Balding of Toronto followed at 65 while Frank Wharton of Dallas and Don Fairfield of Casey Illinois were tied at 65.
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Borrego Springs
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al Balding
Toronto
Canada
Frank Wharton
Dallas
Tex
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Casey, III
Baseball Scores and Schedule Recap by League
American League results show Boston 5 Detroit 2 New York 4 Cleveland 3 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 2 Baltimore 5 Washington 0 Chicago 9 Kansas City 1. weekend games include Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Washington Boston at Detroit Chicago at Kansas City Minnesota at Los Angeles. National League standings list San Francisco atop with 85 games, Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia. Thursday results Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2. International League standings and fixtures note Columbus Toronto Richmond Jersey City San Juan Buffalo Rochester Syracuse with multiple scheduled matchups.
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Athens Bulldogs Face Chillicothe Invita tional Track Meet
Athens high school aims for a top team title at Chillicothe in the first annual Varsity C Invitational. The 6 3 Bulldogs rely on field men led by Tom Norris with 26 points and state high jumper Steve Chase. Also competing are Logan Greenfield Waverly Westerville and host Chillicothe.
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Fort Fry
Athens
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Greenfield
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Westerville
Don Eskey
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Canton Chosen as Site for NFL Hall of Fame
Canton selected as the site for a National Football League Hall of Fame. The decision marks the city's 112,750 population and roots of professional football born on Sept. 17, 1920.
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Canton
Bobcats Host Kent State in MAC Baseball Showdown
Ohio University seeks sole MAC lead with a two game series against Kent State at Trautwein Field. Starter Jack Crew for Ohio faces Pete Baltic. Saturday's game may shift to a twin bill if rain. Kent struggles with a .198 team average and injuries to Ken LaVergne.
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Reds Acquire Blasingame Schmidt From Giants
Cincinnati trades Ed Bailey to San Francisco for second baseman Don Blasingame and catcher Bob Schmidt with a third player to be named. Blasingame, 29, led NL second basemen in double plays in 1957 and was an All Star considerer in 1958. Schmidt, 28, is the Giants’ regular catcher. The trio will join the Reds at Crosley Field for a cutoff game against the Pirates. Blasingame predicts a better year after a poor 1960. Schmidt notes the move but prefers San Francisco’s weather.
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Orioles top Senators as Hall wins two hit gem
Dick Hall fired a two hit ball as Baltimore defeated Washington 5-0, with Brooks Robinson doubling in the seventh to score on Russ Snyder's sac fly. Early Wynn moved to 286 career wins as Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City 9-1.
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Athens Bulldogs Rally Past Belpre 5 4 in Seventh
Athens unbeaten improved to 5 4 with a 5 4 victory over Belpre as Dick Duncan delivered a two out RBI single in the sixth. Hensley took the loss despite five Athens hits with Woodell starting and Porter finishing. Bennett Norris Duncan and Mayne led Athens with two hits apiece. The Bulldogs next play Fort Frye.
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Gallipolis to Enter Huntington Relays
Athletes from 23 high schools in three states will compete Saturday in the 25th Huntington Relays. Nine Ohio schools, including Marietta, Upper Arlington, Columbus West, Ironton, Portsmouth, South Point, East Palestine and New Lexington St. Aloysius and Gallipolis, will send representatives.
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Upper Arlington
Columbus West
Ironton
Portsmouth
South Point
East Palestine
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Gallipolis
OU Netmen Set for Wesleyan Match at Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University's tennis team travels to Ohio Wesleyan on Saturday to face the Bishops who are listed as a strong squad. Mentor Jim Mason plans to line up six players led by Bob Kumnick at first and Bill Hollman at second with Bob Bird, Jerry Bannister, Leon Chapman and Dave Calhoun in the middle slots. Bruce Blackman remains out and Bill Schein may also be unavailable due to a knee injury. The Bobcats were scheduled to play Kenyon Monday in Gambier after rainouts.
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Jim Mason
Bob Kumnick
Bill Hollman
Bob Bird
Jerry Bannister
Leon Chapman
Dave Calhoun
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Bill Schein
Kenyon
Gambier
Trimble Secures Finals Berth in Athens County Tourney
Trimble becomes the first Athens County Tournament team to reach the Class A Sectional after Bill McNickle’s Cards defeated Albany 6 to 1 at The Plains. Chauncey Dover beat Carthage-Troy 14 to 0 in five innings to earn the other finals berth. finalists meet at Chauncey today at 2 p.m. for a spot in the sectional.
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Athens
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Albany
the Plains
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Carthage-Troy
Chauncey
Barrett
Kestner
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Fishing prospects poor this weekend in regions across state
The fishing outlook for the coming weekend is poor. In East Central and Southeastern areas lakes and streams are muddy and high, reducing chances of success for anglers.
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Columbus
Pomeroy Beats Racine To Even Record At Four Four
Pomeroy defeated Racine 7 to 2 on Thursday to even the Tornadoes' season at 4 wins and 4 losses. White and Hatfield along with Grimm and Salser contributed for Pomeroy.
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Hatfield
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Salser
Bees and Eagles Clash In Exhibition At Buchtel
The 1960 Hocking Valley champions the Buchtel Bees meet Logan Eagles, second place, in a Sunday 2 p.m. exhibition at Buchtel.
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Hocking Valley Association
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Buchtel
Middleport Caps First Victory At Point Pleasant
Middleport won its first game of the season by defeating Point Pleasant 6 to 4 in Point Pleasant on Thursday. Winning pitcher was Boone Hindy, while Howard Lee Miller took the loss. Final scoring shows Middleport with a 6 4 tally and Point Pleasant 4 3 across innings.
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Point Pleasant
Boone Hindy
Howard Lee Miller
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