Three Wins Already For Favored Toledo
Toledo leads the 1968 Mid-American Conference race after three straight conference wins including key decisions over Bowling Green and Marshall. Western Michigan joined the leaders with an 86-84 win at Ohio. Miami and Bowling Green also posted wins as coach Bob Nichols’ Rockets push toward a repeat title while MAC scoring and rebounding pace the league.
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Ohio Bobcats Seek MAC Road Win At Marshall Saturday
Ohio University heads to Marshall in a Mid-American Conference TV matchup as the 3-7 Bobcats look to rebound after a two game slide and a narrow 84-82 loss to Western Michigan. Sophomores Canine and McDivitt pace scoring with support from Parker and Battle while Marshall, 4-6, features a balanced lineup led by Stone Davidson Redd DAntoni and Allen.
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Ohio hockey men seek turning point against Ohio State
Ohio University coach John McComb says consistent play could spark a season shift after a 7-4 win over St Mary's Minn to even the record at 5-5. Harry Williams led with a hat trick, while Barrett Gray and Esdale also contribute as Ohio eyes Bowling Green and Oberlin before hosting Ohio State.
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Pro Cage Monday Results and Wednesday Games at Various Cities
A compact report lists results and upcoming matches: New York 119 over Seattle. Louis vs Chicago in Evansville. New York at San Diego. Detroit at Oakland. Cincinnati versus Baltimore in Winston Salem. Seattle at Boston. Baltimore versus Cincinnati. Louis of Philadelphia. New York of Los Angeles. Detroit at San Diego. New Jersey 24 over Oakland 18. Pittsburgh 109 over Houston 107. Kentucky 107 over Minnesota 103. Upcoming East West All Star in Indianapolis with Kentucky at Denver and Pittsburgh at Dallas. Anaheim of Houston. Minnesota at Indianapolis.
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NCAA convention opens amid football playoff talk and rule debate
New York AP The NCAA convention begins amid disputes with the AAA over a moratorium and control of amateur track and field. Discussions include a possible national football playoff as early as 1969, with coaches favoring current unlimited substitutions and proposed tweaks to punt rules.
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Volunteers Hold Off Commodores In Home Thriller
Tennessee edge Vanderbilt 64-62 to extend home win streak to 29 with 22 from Bill Justus and 16 by Tom Hagan. Kentucky beat Alabama 84-76 as LSU tops Georgia 79-76 and Niagara falls to Villanova 74-57.
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Team Wins Returns To Tragedy in Ohio Coach In Critical Condition
In Steubenville AP dispatch Amsterdam Jefferson County players drove to Wellsville for a game 79 to 70 victory. They found Coach Robert Raber and his wife unconscious and Raber’s 12 year old sister in law died. Mrs Raber died later. Raber critical. Fumes from space heater blamed. Raber had coached at Springfield High School for three years since Bluffton College graduation.
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Ohio College Scores Highlight Variable Results
Jim Snyder, who has piloted Ohio University cage fortunes the past 18 years, was admitted to the university's Athletic Hall of Fame last fall. He was a star on the 1941 Ohio cage team which was runnerup in the National Invitational tourney that.
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Ask Joe Wilman Bowler's pocket hits and split advice
Natick Massachusetts reader Jerry asks how to convert pocket hits into strikes. Joe Wilman suggests increases in speed or ball mass, longer backswing, extra step, higher finger lift, and adjusting angle by moving right a couple of boards. He offers a free timer prize for top questions.
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