Penix Finds Home With Falcons After 19 Schools
Jim Penix, MAC scoring leader, has finally found a home with Bowling Green after 19 schools and a Michigan junior college. The 6-4 senior guard, who averaged near 20 points this season, credits coaching guidance and extra practice for a late surge and pro draft potential.
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Ohio State to Install Artificial Turf at Memorial Stadium
Former OSU player Lou Fisher donates $380,000 in stock to fund artificial grass at Ohio Stadium as a memorial to Joe Campanella. Woody Hayes calls the gift deeply meaningful as the team prepares for the 1970 season opener versus Texas A&M.
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College Scores From A Fragmented Box Score Slugfest
Readable college basketball results show a flurry of scores across divisions and conferences. Notable lines include Toney Case Tech 85 over Wilberforce 94 and Anderson 66 over Clarion 47, with Defiance 110 and Gannon 75 in other matchups. The Ohio Conference Tournament heats up with Denison 68 over Muskingum 67 and Wittenberg 82 over Ohio Wesleyan 64. Other regional results feature Baldwin Wallace 74 over East Manhattan 64 and NYU 70 over Fordham 66, plus Utah State 63 at Texas Arlington 4 and Missouri City’s Oklahoma City 9. The Southern Conference Tourney first round sees William & Mary 82 over Furman 67 and George Washington 64 over Citadel 44. Cumberland, Ky. claims the K I C Championship with Cumberland 91 over Union, Ky 80.
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Ohio Bobcats Host Bowling Green in MAC Showdown Saturday
Ohio seeks its 20th win in a 1 30 p m Saturday rematch with Bowling Green at the Congo Center in a pivotal Mid American Conference clash. The 19 4 Bobcats chase an outright title and a NCAA bid while BG fights for playoff positioning. The game will be televised and radio broadcast.
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Pro Cage Results Highlight Unclear Matchups Across Cities
Fragmented results mention multiple teams and cities including Phoenix Detroit Atlanta Baltimore Boston San Diego Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles Seattle Oakland Pittsburgh Kentucky Indiana New York Dallas Los Angeles New Orleans Lafayette and more. Details are inconsistent with several garbled team names and scores.
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Ford's 40 On 9th Hole Shocks Coral Open Leaderboard
Veteran golfer Doug Ford recorded a 40 on the ninth hole and a 116 total in the Coral Open first round after signing an erroneous card. Ford recalled a 79 front nine, with the mistake drawing parallels to Roberto de Vicenzo’s Masters incident. Ford later withdrew from the second round with sponsor approval.
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Bluth Leads Buckeye Open After Four Rounds
Ray Bluth of St Louis holds a 69 pin lead over Nelson Burton Jr as the Buckeye Open advances to the semifinals. Burton leads all scorers Thursday night with 1423 pins for six games while Bob Strampe and Billy Hardwick follow. Ohio bowlers Terry Powell and Mike Durbin both shot 299.
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