Green Paces Bulldogs To Second At Relays
Athens Bulldogs finish second to Unioto at the first Unioto Relays with 54 points. Dave Green wins the high jump and helps in three relays while teammates Giffin Goodwin Essex and Riggle contribute multiple wins and podiums. Jackson and Laurelville also competed as 12 teams entered.
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Green
Bulldogs
Chillicothe
Athens Bulldogs
Unioto
Unioto High
Jackson
Laurelville
Athens
Greenfield McClain
Adena
Waverly
Southeastern
Point
Bob Giffin
Mike Goodwin
Rick Essex
Steve Riggle
Essex
Goodwin
Riggle
Bot Sebring
Bob Handley
Jeff Dixon
Sebring
Handley
Dixon
Mike Noel
Steve Kappes
Logan
Greeenfield McClain
Paint Valley
Carrroll
Piketon
Logan Elm
Juengen
DeStephen
Mossbarger
Noel
Tackett
Harris
Point Valley
Gregory
Greenfield
Hartel Southeastern
Shafer
Giffin
Adene
Carroll
Greenfield Jackson
Carrell
Uniete
Sebring Rigagle Handley
Hoffner
Hill
Mullens
Dotson
Kepler
Corrrell
Ward
Tle
Bowers
Lourelville
Davisson Southeastern
Ramey Unioto
Juenaer
Uniocto
A. Harris
Riogle Athens
Mays
Karshner
Walker
Taylor
Borland
Unieto
Johnson
Kappes
Souvers
Martin
Sharman to Coach Los Angeles Stars in ABA
Bill Sharman has indicated he will sign to coach the Los Angeles Stars of the ABA. Sharman quit Friday as coach of the San Francisco Warriors in the NBA, and his attorney Ed Kookstratten said Sunday night that he has been offered several coaching jobs and decided to take the Stars post.
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LOS Angeles
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Stars
American Basketball Association
Sharman
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Ed Kookstratten
Boston Celtics
Stars
Downing wins high jump at Penn Relays
Philadelphia event saw Ted Downing of Miami of Ohio clear seven feet to win the high jump championship. Miami of Ohio also claimed the pole vault title as Les Smith cleared 15 feet 6 inches.
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Philadelphia
Ted Downing
Miami
Ohio
Les Smith
Bair Wins Mile At Drake Relays Invite
Kent State distance runner Sam Bair clocked 4 06.2 to win the invitational mile at the 59th Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa.
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Bair
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa
Sam Bair
Kent State University
Ohio
Carol Mann Wins Raleigh Ladies Invitational Golf Title
Carol Mann carded a final round par 72 to finish 54 holes at 214 and capture the $15,000 Raleigh Ladies Invitational in Raleigh North Carolina on Sunday.
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Raleigh
N. C
Carol Mann
Lewis youngest winner in North and South finals at Pinehurst
Twenty-year-old Jack Lewis defeated Bill Hyndman 7 and 6 in the 36-hole finals to win the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. He becomes the tournament's youngest champion since Jack Nicklaus, who won at age nineteen nine years earlier.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Jack Lewis
Bill Hyndman
Jack Nicklaus
Yarborough dominates Virginia 500 at Martinsville Speedway
Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville South Carolina won the Virginia 500 stock car race at Martinsville Speedway. He drove a 1968 Mercury averaging 66.686 mph to add to his Daytona 500 and Atlanta 500 victories.
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Martinsville
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S. C
Martinsville Speedway
Lakers Rally Past Celtics 118 105 in West Injury Spotlight
Lakers beat Celtics 118 105 to tie the NBA series at 2 2 as Jerry West sprains his left ankle after a collision with John Havlicek. West scored 38 for Los Angeles, coach Bill van Breda Kolff ejected late. Game moves to Boston then Forum. ABA finals see New Orleans lead Pittsburgh 3 2. sixth game Wednesday in New Orleans.
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LOS Angeles
Boston
Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
NCAA Talks On Track Dispute Opens Three Day Meeting
NCAA council members meet to address the track and field feud with the AAU and protect the U S Olympic team preparation for Mexico City. President Marcus L Plant supports a moratorium on enforcement of noncollegiate meet certification until after the Games. The U S Track and Field Federation rejects arbitration-board proposals. Sessions are closed. In NHL, St Louis edged Minnesota 4 3 in overtime in the Western Division. Eastern Division Montreal beat Chicago 4 1 in overtime. No games scheduled Tuesday.
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U. S. Track and Field Federation
NCAA
Humphrey
St. Louie
Minnesota
Montreal
Chicago
Wink
Totlay
UnderDog Has His Day Ellis Captures WBA Crown
Jimmy Ellis, 28, father of six, stunned odds to win the World Boxing Association title by a split decision over Jerry Quarry in Oakland. Ellis, from Louisville, rose as the tournament underdog and seeks a fight with Cassius Clay or top contenders, while his promoter hints at potential matchups with Joe Frazier and others in the title scene.
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Ellis
Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Oakland
Louisville
Associated Press
Bellflower
Calif
Quarry
Joe Frazier
Angelo Dundee
al Jones
Florida
Frazier
Jones
Dundee
Buster Mathis
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Maine
Massachusetts
Cassius Clay
Clay
Expect 17 Horses to Start Kentucky Derby Saturday
Louisville Kentucky AP The Derby week builds toward the 94th running of Americas foremost horse race with about 17 hopefuls stabled at Churchill Downs. Post time around 4 30 p.m. EDT. The Derby Trial Stakes Tuesday could feature seven including Dancer s Image and Te Vega. Other possibles include Son O Swoon Big Bend Keele and Proper Proof.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
America
CBS
Peter Fuller
Dancer
Wood Memorial
Te Vega
Son O’ Swoon
Big Bend
Keele
Proper Proof
Frank C. Sullivan
Downs
October House Farm
Iron Ruler
Calumet Farm
Cragwood Estate
Alley Fighter
Cain Hoy Stable
Bobkittens Fall Twice To Ohio State Freshmen
Ohio State yearlings defeated Kent State 8-1 and 8-7 on Saturday at Trautwein Field. Bobkittens stranded 22 and left runners on third six times, as Bill Toadvine started the opener and Mark Tam worked in the nightcap. Al Cariss leads Kent State in stolen bases with 13 in 14 games, chasing the single season school record.
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Columbus
Ohio University
Bobkittens
Ohio State
Ohio
Marietta
Trautwein Field
Cuyahoga Community College
Marshall
Buckeyes
Bill Toadvine
Karl Bergenstall
Bob Eldridge
Wild
Mark Tam
Jack Gross
Greg Spillman
Don Huffman
Bergenstall
Gross
Bobbittens
al Cariss
Philadelphia
Kent State
Kent
Joe Santora
Cariss
Rochester Sweeps Two From Columbus in IL clash
Rochester defeated Columbus 7-3 and 8-1 to pull into a tie with Syracuse for second place in the International League. Syracuse split with Louisville as Rochester continued a four game win streak and moved Columbus from fifth to seventh.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Columbus
Louisville
Columbus Jets
Jets
Jim O’toole
Mike Fiore
Rich Hebner
Steve Demeter
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Bisons
Toledo
Richmond
Madhens
Tom Timmerman
Tacoma Beats Vancouver 2 0 In Pacific Coast League
Saturday results show Tacoma blanking Vancouver 2 0 in the Pacific Coast League. Indianapolis edged San Diego 8 7 in 12 innings. Oklahoma City defeated Phoenix 5 2. Portland beat Seattle 5 1. Tulsa topped Denver 8 2. Sunday scores include Vancouver 45 and Tacoma 0 4, San Diego 2 Indianapolis 1, Phoenix 6 Oklahoma City 1, Seattle 5 Portland 4, Tulsa 3 Denver 2 in 11 innings, Spokane 7 Howell 3.
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Tacoma
Vancouver
Indianapolis
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Portland
Seattle
Tulsa
Denver
Seattie
Spokane
Howell
Hannum resigns as coach of Philadelphia 76ers
Alex Hannum quits as coach of the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers. The club will name a successor within 10 days amid rumors he may join the Oakland Oaks. Also noted is the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot approving an $11.8 million budget for 1968-69 including $2.7 million for development.
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Philadelphia
Alex Hannum
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Hannum
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Rehovot
Israel
Weizman Institute of Science
Week Lasts All Year in Sign at Lexington Salon
During Girl Scout Week in Lexington a salon used the event in a sign proclaiming Every Week Here is Girl Scout Week. Sunday’s stars included Phil Ortega of the Senators and Luis Tlant of the Indians who each pitched two-hit shutouts against Washington and Cleveland. Trent Ward of the White Sox hit a ninth-inning homer to lift Chicago to a 58 victory over Minnesota.
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Lexington
Phil Ortega
Senators
Luis Tlant
Indians
Washington
Cleveland
Aogshender
Ortega
Trent
Ei Ward
White Sox
Minnesota
Bair Seeks Edge in Ryun Showdown at NCAA Meet
Kent State star Sam Bair, 5-6 and 120 pounds, says Ryun’s size gives him trouble but respects the Kansas icon as the best miler. He recalls a near lead in Detroit and notes Ryun’s 3:51.1 mark. Bair plans to target Berkeley or Sacramento meets next month, aiming for peak form in June.
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HAL Paris Press
Kent
Ohio
Sam Bair
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Kent State University
Bair
Jayhawk
Ryan
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Bakersfield
Calif
Berkeley
Sacramento
Meigs 4-H clubs report meetings and new officers
Meigs 4 H News covers nineteen members and two visitors at Meigs 4 H Pleasure Riders at E J Hill farm. Mothers Teen Helpers elect health and safety chairs and set Quick Meals nutrition. Polly, Rosemary Rice and Rey Thompson join initia tion. Several clubs announce new officers and projects including outdoor exploring sewing and safety. COOLVILLE bean supper planned May 1 at Coolville Fire House with 75 cent tickets.
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Ninteen
Meigs
Rosemary Rice
Rey Thompson
Karen Sutherland
Sherry Hayes
Terrie Miller
Poneroy Bend
Irene Barnes
Rutland 4-H Explorers Club
Vernon Weber
Randy Michaels
Tommy Tucker
Dallas Weber
Jim Birchfield
Ricky Bolin
Jerry Coleman
Duane Weber
of the Carpenter Boys
Columbia School
Rex Cheadle
Glen Lawson
Walter Goble
Biff Krebs
Tom Bishop
Stanley Hutton
Rodney Jordan
Joey Nelson
Lester Jeffers
James Goble
Kenny Coen
Pat Lawson
Snowville
Fred Stanley
Sue Wood
Brenda Whaley
Linda Beal
Brenda Stanley
Florence Meeks
Karla Beal
Ronald Wood
Robert Vance
Tamra Stanley
Pamela Wilson
Christie Stanley
Ronnie Wood
Linda
Riverview
Walter Brown
Columbus
Linda Brown
Sandra Newton
Leading Creek Helpers
Diane Milliron
Pomeroy Benders
C. E. Blakeslee
Coolville
Women’s Auxiliary
Notice to Contractors Ohio bids for state highway work
State of Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals until 10 00 a m daylight time on Tuesday May 4 1968 for improvements in Athens and Washington Counties Ohio on various routes including cleaning and opening work. Proposals 1 to 12 offered as one contract with bids based on total amount. Requires a certified check or bid bond and prequalification with the Highway Credit Examiner at Columbus at least 10 days before opening. The Director reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Oakemont
Athens
Ohio
Oakmont
Carroll Road
Oakmont Subdivision
Board of Education
Trimble
Glouster
Low
Department of Education
Director Highway Safety
State OF Ohio Department OF Eee
Columbus
Washington Counties
Higheway Credit
Department of Inp
Department of Highways
Roerves
P. Masheter Necton
Bid invitation for Ohio University library projects
Separate sealed bids for Steel Books stocks and installation for Ohio University Library and Ohio University Library Lancaster Campus will be received by Gerald F. Evans at The Purchasing Department Haning Hall Athens Ohio until 2 00 o clock EST May 17 1968. Bids opened publicly at the office. Information for bidders forms and contract documents available from Gerald F. Evans Room 2 Haning Hall Athens Ohio 45701 for a refundable 25 00 deposit to unsuccessful bidders. The owner reserves the right to waive informalities or reject any bid.
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Ohio
Ohio Ohio
Ohio University Library
Lancaster
Gerald F. Evans
Haning Hall
Ohio University
Athens
Honing Hall
Ian
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Jim Padgett
Earl Robinson
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Padgett
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Harry B. Crewson
Nee B. Betz
Raymond Shepard
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