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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1968

Page

10

Ex-Bobcat goalie invents ice hockey puck shooter

Ohio University graduate and Willowdale native Tiff Cook develops a puck shooting device to train goaltenders and players. He collaborated with Dar Ciccone to build a throwing arm powered machine that fires pucks at varying speeds and heights, potential patent filed, price estimated at 300 to 400 dollars.

Dave Kempton Tiff Cook Ohio University Bobcat Willowdale Toronto Canada Ohio Dar Ciccone Ohio Hockey John McComb

Canadian aims to start lacrosse at Ohio University

A Canadian organizer in Ohio hopes lacrosse becomes a varsity sport at the Mid-American Conference school. Cook, a multi sport athlete at Earl Haig and Ohio University, was MVP in 1967 with an 88 percent save rate on 804 shots. He advocates goaltending research and greater specialization in a growing hockey era.

McComb Aze Cook Ohio Mth Earl Haig Secondary School Willowdale Ohio University

Hurl With Either Hand Reds Rubio Switch Pitcher

The Reds reveal Jorge Rubio can pitch left handed after throwing left handed in the outfield. Manager Dave Bristol will consult Mel Harder on multi handed pitching training as Rubio shows potential with both arms.

Tampa Fla Jorge Rubio Reds Dave Bristol Rubio Bristol Los Angeles Mel Harder

Athens Seventh Grade Basketball Managers Omitted

A Sun day Messenger story about the Athens seventh grade basketball team omitted the names of two managers Russ Staley and Greg Blower. The article notes their absence from the published report.

Athens Russ Staley Greg Blower

Indians open spring camp under relaxed rules

Cleveland Indians start spring training with a loose atmosphere under rookie manager Al Dark. Leon Wagner praises the vibe as no yelling or cursing, while Dark enforces two rules a curfew and 100 percent effort. Attendees include Lee Maye, Joe Azelle, Pedro Gonzalez, Gary Boyd, Vic Davalillo, Don Demeter who retires, Sonny Siebert and Jose Vidal. Mel Allen to join Tribe TV broadcasts with Harry Jones.

Tucson Ariz Alvir iDark Cleveland Indians Leon Wagner Wagner Leon Dark Tribe Lee Maye Houston Tex Joe Azelle Pedro Gonzalez Gary Boyd Vic Davalillo Don Demeter Indians Demeter Sonny Siebert Jose Vidal Siebert New York Yankees New York al Downing Cleveland Downing Jim Maloney Joe L. Brown Alou Phil Regan Elston Howard Los Angeles Walt Alston Regan Alston Howard Boston Dick Williams File Williams

Touring The Training Camps Salty Salary Sliced

Associated Press report details Stu Miller facing a pay cut after a 3 10 season with Baltimore and arriving at camp at 172 pounds. It notes other team moves including Al Downing and Sonny Siebert contracts and various players missing or signed as camps open.

Stu Miller Baltimore Jose Leo Durocher Chicago Cubs Fellows

Ind-Ranked Middies Upset In Tournament By AP

Greenhills knocked off No. 2 Middletown 72-71 at Oxford as Tom Elfers hit a jump shot with 16 seconds left. Middletown led by John Fraley 30 points but faded late. Columbus East rolled past DeSales 67-42, Randy Smith scoring 17 for the Tigers. Marlington beat Tus Haw 69-41 and Canton Lincoln edged Canton Timken 57-53 in overtime.

Associated Press Middletown Greenhills Middies Oxford Tom Elfers Paul Walker Columbus East Umbus DeSales Tigers Randy Smith John Fraley Kent Johnson Stark County Marlington Canton Lincoln Tus Haw Canton Timken

Feud over track control may hinge on NCAA action

The AAU Executive Committee unani­mously backed a Feb 1 arbitral ruling granting AAU sole control of open meets including nonstudents and foreigners, while USTFF would run college meets for student athletes. NCAA has not yet ratified the decision, and coaches warn the dispute may continue.

Los Angeles National Collegiate Athletic Association Amateur Athletic Union AAU United States Track and Field Federation NCAA Arbitration Board Hubert H. Humphrey USTFF Theodore Kheel Facbiteainn Board

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Baseball Tiff Cook Rowland Congdon Mel Allen Tribe Hal Bock Stu Miller Roger Bentley Denny Rapp Dan Vickerham Chrysler Motors Corporation Newport Newnes Chrysler Kinneer Motors East State Street
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