Badgers Hit Road For Ohio Series In 1967-68 Finale
Wisconsin hockey aims for 20th win as the high scoring Badgers head to Athens for a two game Ohio University series after beating Ohio State. Bert DeHate eyes career point mark as Wisconsin holds a 9-2 edge in Ohio meetings and pursues a fifth straight winning season since 1963-64.
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Michigan Tech
Western Collegiate Hockey Association
Lake Forest
Gustavus Adolphus
Notre Dame
Youngsters to perform in two Athens minor hockey shows
Athens Minor Hockey Association members from grade 4 to 12 will showcase in Bird Arena in two Saturday performances. An 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. open house will feature all three groups, followed by a post intermission game during a Ohio University vs Wisconsin hockey match.
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Athens Minor Hockey Association
Ohio University
Bird Arena
Ohio University-University of Wisconsin
Ken Bamble
Mike L’heureux
Parker Walker
Robert Burson
Tiff Cook
Don Switzer
Reds begin spring drills as unsigned pitchers stay away
Cincinnati Reds opened 1968 spring training with 20 pitchers and catchers on the field for nearly two hours. Six unsigned hurlers did not report, including Milt Pappas who met with GM Howsam but did not finalize terms amid a reported salary dispute.
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Dave Bristol
Milt Pappas
Robert Howsam
Howsam
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Pappas
Jim Maloney
Gary Nolan
Mel Queen
Gerry Arrigo
Kay Ritchie
College Scores and Wins Across The Nation
College basketball scores listed by region with teams such as Miami, Xavier, Notre Dame, NYU, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Manhattan, Brandeis, Northeastern, MIT, Boston University, Duke, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Clemson, Kentucky Wesleyan, North Carolina, Oklahoma City, Houston, New Mexico, Sam Houston State, Arizona State, San Jose State and others. Matches show final scores and some overtime results.
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Xavier
Wilmington
Malone
Central State
See
Syracuse
Colgate
Notre Dame
NYU
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Iowa
Brandeis
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Wake Forest
Washington
Georgetown
D. Garte
Clemson
Kentucky Wesleyan
North Carolina
Fighting Irish
New York
New Madison Square Garden
Irish
Army
Fordham
Oklahoma City
Rolls First Ball Dies At ABC Tournament
Cincinnati AP report says Robert Pethe, 59, of Hartford City Indiana, collapsed and died after rolling his first ball in the American Bowling Congress Tournament. Pethe posted a 584 for his team in the regular division the night before as hospital officials withheld the death cause.
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Cincinnati
Robert Pethe
Hartford City
Ind
Pethtel
How To Roll The Hook Ball Easy Method
Advice from Joe Wilman on achieving a consistent hook in bowling using finger release positions. Describes thumb at 10 to 12 o'clock and fingers at 3 o'clock, with higher thumb angles producing more hook. Promotes a booklet, offers a free timer contest, requires a stamped return envelope and ZIP code.
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Joe
Tournament Pairings For Ohio Sectional Basketball
A listing of Feb 23 24 sectional pairings for Class A at Buchtel Rutland and Oak Hill sites with teams Federal Hocking Glouster Sheridan Laurelville New Lexington St Aloysius Starr Washington Alexander Southern Oak Hill Nelsonville York Eastern Kgger Creek North Gallia Meigs New Lexington Warren Local Belpre South Point Rock Hill Gallipolis Wellston and more.
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Glouster
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Rutland
Alexander
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Nelsonville-York
Eastern
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Logan
Meigs
New Lexington
Warren
Belpre
South Point
Rock Hill
Gallipolis
Wellston
Big EK climbs to third on career scoring list in rout
Elvin Hayes 44 points and 21 rebounds pace Houston 130-75 over Arlington as he moves to 2,525 career points, passing Baylor and Bradley. Ron Sanford scores 34 for New Mexico in 102-74 win. Xavier suffers fifth straight loss as John Zeides scores 16 in Miami victory.
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Associated Press
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Bill Bradley
Princeton
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Furman
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Wake Forest
Ron Sanford
New Mexico Lobos
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George Washington
Georgetown
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Miami
Ohio
Xavier
Syracuse
Colgate
Holy Cross
Connecticut
San Francisco
San Jose
Phil Snow
Redskins
John Zeides
Point Pleasant Falls 78 55 to Huntington East
Huntington East overwhelmed Point Pleasant 78 to 55 as the Big Blacks suffered their 17th loss in 19 games. Mike Marnhout led Point Pleasant with 22 points and 12 rebounds, while Mike Shortridge and Bill McNeer each had 21 for Huntington East. Shortridge also grabbed 12 boards as Stambach added 11. Point Pleasant shot 33 percent and totaled 37 rebounds. they close the regular season at Huntington High and then face the Parkersburg winner next week at Parkersburg South.
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Point Pleasant
Mike Marnhout
Mike Sergeant
Mike Shortridge
Bill McNeer
Shortridge
Steve Stambach
Huntington High
Parkersburg High Field House
Parkersburg
MccDermitt
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Fragmented local notice compiles names and scores
The fragment lists multiple names such as Baldwin Renee Henson Adams Main Davis and others alongside numbers and items like Buckeye Potatoes and Globe Orthopedics. It also cites top scorers Mary Scott and Betty Hayhurst with scores and prizes, plus several business names and products. The overall piece reads as a crowded community notice with partial data and unsure context.
McGee Leads Tucson Open After First Round
Jerry McGee shot a seven under par 65 to take a two stroke lead at Tucson Open. The Ohio native notched seven birdies with no bogeys on the Tucson National course, while Dean Beman trailed at four under and defending champ Arnold Palmer stood nine back after Thursday’s round.
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McGee
New Lexington
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Dean Beman
Beman
Steve Oppermann
Bruce Crampton
Dave Stockton
John Lotz
Arnold Palmer
Pro Cage NBA Thursday Results
Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 112 to 99 while Detroit routed St Louis 128 to 15. Friday matchups included Detroit at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Los Angeles Seattle at San Diego Baltimore at St Louis and Boston at San Francisco. Saturday programs listed Detroit at Baltimore Chicago at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco Boston and Seattle at Vancouver.
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Falcons Go For Crown
Bowling Green's 9-2 MAC pace under rookie coach Bill Fitch sets up a title bid. Star forward Walt Piatkowski has slimmed down and leads with a 24.5 scoring average as BG faces Ohio in a potentially decisive 8 p.m. game at Anderson Arena while Snyder notes a relaxed attitude and needs strong shooting for the Falcons to clinch a share or more of the conference crown.
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University of North Dakota
Coe College
Iowa
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al Dixon
al Hairston
Joe Henderson
Dick Rodgers
Reading
Ohio
Bobcats
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Marshall
Piatkowski
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Falcon Flash
Snyder
Miami
Anderson Arena
Jerry McKee
Doug Parker
Greg McDivitt
John Canine
Wayne Young
Gayle
Waverly
Fred “Dirk” Moore
Athens
Amesville Faces Coolville in Jr High Final Saturday
Amesville battles Coolville in the Athens County Jr High tournament final set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Amesville arena. The matchup pits local rivals in a decisive title game drawing student fans and community support.
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Coolville
Athens County
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