Hess Exuberant Over 1967 Ohio Bobcats Football
Ohio University coach Bill Hess shows rare optimism for the 1967 Bobcats as he enters his 20th season. The squad, 62 players strong, began two-a-day practices with a high powered offense led by quarterback Cleve Bryant and a veteran line while defense is keyed to mobility and tenacity. The MAC coaches picked Ohio to finish first in a tight race, but concerns about the quarter system schedule and student support loom as the team opens at Toledo on Sept 16 and Marshall on Sept 23 before a home date with Kent on Sept 30.
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Nicklaus Wins Westchester Classic Amid Arnie's Army Rally
Jack Nicklaus wins the Westchester Classic at the Westchester Country Club with a 272 total, one stroke ahead of Dan Sikes who made a late charge after rain interruptions. Sikes finishes second at 273, with Roberto de Vicenzo third at 274 and Gary Player and Arnold Palmer tied for fourth at 275 and 276 respectively.
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Six TD Bulldogs ignite Crooksville scrimmage night
Crooksville hosts saw Athens score six touchdowns and shut out Crooksville in the second of three pre season scrimmages. Coach Don Eskey praised improved execution as players rotated. Davis Green missed with a shoulder injury while Dan Higgs was briefly shaken up. Wednesday stars highlighted batting and pitching notes from other games.
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Amateur Play Is Postponed In Severe Weather Conditions
The 67th U S Amateur championship at the Broadmoor West course faced delays as rain wind and snow halted early round play. University of Ashland golfer Jim Nordstrom participated, with Don Finsterwald serving as club pro. In Pacific Coast League scores Oklahoma City 5 Phoenix 2 Denver 1 Spokane 4 Tacoma 3 Vancouver 8 Seattle 4 Tulsa 5 San Diego 3.
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