Al Hart named OSU head athletic trainer
Alan W. Hart longtime Ohio University head trainer since 1959 was named to the same post at Ohio State University succeeding the late Ernie Biggs. Hart, 35, a Fairview Park graduate, will leave Athens with mixed feelings and credit colleagues including Dr. Woodworth and Athletic Director Bill Rohr. He has held multiple roles in national trainer groups and sports medicine societies. Biggs died August 7 after 30 years as OSU trainer.
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Ohio University
Ohio State University
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Athens
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Ohio U
Bill Rohr
Cleveland Fairview Park High School
Athens Country Club Leads Chillicothe in Seniors Golf
In the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association Seniors Tournament at Lancaster Athens County Club holds a three stroke edge over Chillicothe after 18 holes. Lead is Bill Stanholt 71 with Kermit Blosser 74 and Art Smith 78. Teams from Circleville Hocking Hills Logan Cambridge Lancaster and others follow as awards set for Tuesday luncheon.
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Athens
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Fred Schleicher
Walter Pyle
Robbin Gardner
Raymond Shepard
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Cambridge
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Kermit Bloser
Paul Brill
Zanesville
Newark
Portsmouth
Ironton
Major League Baseball doubleheaders and night games list
National League action shows Boston, California, and Milwaukee winning or losing on Tuesday. Matchups include Splittorff, Clemon, Lolich, Kekich, Peterson, and other pitchers with across cities such as New York Boston Chicago Washington Milwaukee and Minnesota. Schedule features twi night and night games through Wednesday with Kansas City at New York and Detroit at Chicago among others.
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Palmer Advice on Grassy Lie Takeaway and Weight Shift
Arnold Palmer explains a golf technique for shots from deep grass. He advises a quicker clubhead lift on the takeaway to avoid grinding the grass and to set up a steeper return to the ball. He notes the risk of lifting with hands and arms and recommends keeping weight on the left foot for a more upright, normal turn.
Indians Capture L Crown In Chauncey Little League Final
The Indians rallied from a ten run hole to beat the Cardinals 13 11 and claim the Chauncey Little League title. Winning pitcher Gary Bentley, loser Scott Blower. Key hitters include Billy Matheny with three hits and Tony Abdella two hits including a decisive fifth inning double and tying run.
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Tony Abdella
Foster Delivers Ninth Inning Stunner For Reds
Cincinnati outfielder George Foster lined a game winning single in the ninth off Frank Linzy to score Tony Perez from second, lifting the Reds to a 6-5 comeback victory over the Cardinals. Perez slid home on John Bench’s run producing hit after Pete Rose boosted the Reds with another single.
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Minnesota
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Cleveland
Jim Kaat
Stargell Slams Astros, Jenkins Stars For Cubs Victory
Willie Stargell slugged three singles and a double driving in four as the Pirates beat the Astros 8-3. Ferguson Jenkins pitched a two hitter to edge the Braves 3-0 as Chicago stayed within a half game of St Louis. Cincinnati beat St Louis 6-5 and the Mets defeated the Dodgers 6-0 behind Tom Seaver.
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Conigliaro Powers Red Sox Past California in Ninth Inning
Billy Conigliaro slugged a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift Boston to a 6-5 win over California as Rico Petrocelli and George Scott opened the frame with singles and his blast capped a late rally. The victory followed a prior three run eighth inning by Boston after California led 5-3.
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Rico Petrocelli
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Orioles
Mark Belanger
Jim Palmer
Merv Rettenmund
Boog
Indians to Play 30 Games a Season in New Orleans
The Cleveland Indians near a 20 year deal to play 30 games annually in the New Orleans Super Dome beginning 1974 with 15 games in April and May in New Orleans and the rest in the other months. Cleveland would retain most gate receipts and keep some April May home dates.
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Super Dome
Skorich Defends Phipps Over Rams Loss
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich says quarterback Mike Phipps did not shoulder all blame for the 17-5 loss to the Rams. He cites penalties, a Rams rush, dropped passes, and reading defenses as factors. Browns prep for an exhibition against the Cowboys in Dallas. Jim Houston improving, may return. Jack Gregory hopes for action.
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Cowboys
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Toledo Under Lights Night Football Opens Season
Toledo will host its first four games under artificial lighting marking a bold start to the season. The schedule emphasizes evening starts to boost fan attendance and team exposure.
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