Bobcats Aim to Extend Streak Against Bowling Green
Ohio University seeks a fourth straight win, facing a Bowling Green team known for road success. BG features 6-9, 6-8 forwards and three double figure scorers led by Harris, Hammye, and Hipsher. Coach Dale Bandy lauds the win over Central Michigan and notes strong free throw shooting.
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Ohio University
Bowling Green
Bobcat
Bill Brown
Hipsher
Harris
Andre Richardson
John Arnold
Dale Bandy
Central Michigan
Ohio grapplers pin Central Michigan in home win
Ohio University wrestlers beat Central Michigan 37 to 8 at the Congo led by pins from Gus Malavite Tim Shoemaker and Mike Harris Harris Praised as the strongest OU wrestler as coach Houska noted Fultz contributed after two weeks of wrestling The scorecard lists eight bouts with several decisive finishes and one default win for OU
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Andy Daniels
Mike Boucher
Dave Hopkins
Vince A
Gary Wilson
Glenn Mitchell
Ben Parker OU
Don Markel
Gus Malavite
Mark Daisy
Tim Shoemaker
Pete Palmer
Randolph Scott
Ken More
Bob Markey
Tom Jones
Mike Harris
Steve Kruithoff
Jerry Fultz
Kevin Lindauer
Reserve Clause Test Gets Hearing Date
In Kansas City AP report Judge John W. Oliver moved up a major reserve clause case hearing. He asked Major League Players Association and club owners to file briefs by Jan. 15 and set the Jan. 19 hearing, urging settlement at the bargaining table though the owners did not respond to the proposal.
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Kansas City
John W. Oliver
Major League Players Association
Oliver
Court weighs baseball reserve clause in Messersmith McNally case
The Athens Messenger reports a court battle over baseballs reserve clause prompted by pitchers Messersmith and McNally claiming free agency. Owners led by Ewing Kauffman argue contract terms bind players, while an arbitration panel had ruled players free agents awaiting a judge’s decision.
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Dave McNally
Messersmith
Los Angeles Dodgers
McNally
Montreal Expos
Players Association
Ewing Kauffman
Kansas City Royals
U.S
Kauffman
Oliver
Pro Hockey Exhibition Matchups Announced
Pro hockey exhibition schedule lists New York Rangers at Kansas City Detroit at Montreal Vancouver at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Toronto St Louis at Minnesota California at Boston on Sunday. Soviet Army faces Philadelphia Flyers in a separate exhibition.
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Virginia
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Ohio University Women Open 1976 Basketball Season At Home
The Ohio University Bobcats host the alumni at Convocation Center at 10 a.m. Saturday to start the 1976 season after an 8-4 record last year. Returnees Peg Amos Pat Lilienthal Phyllis Morgan Sue Shepherd Mary Ann Stocker Nancy Thorne form a core as coach Nancy Schaub pushes conditioning during Christmas break. Freshmen Din nie Buchanan Lori Cooperrider Cyndy Detillion Kim Grier Lisa Jennings Crystal Kynard Martha McGreevy Lynnta Mills Sherrill Quinn Jayne Shoup Cinda Westfall Gloria Whipple join a squad with 11 freshmen and 1 sophomore.
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Convocation Center
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Peg Amos
Chillicothe
Pat Lilienthal
Cambridge
Phyllis Morgan
Zane
Dinnie Buchanan
Toledo
Lori Cooperrider
Zanesville
Cindy Detillion
Kim Grier
Lisa Jennings
Crystal Kynard
Martha McGreevy
Somerset
Lynnta Mills
San Antonio
OU Hockey Beats Miami In Home Openers At Bird Arena
Ohio University hosts Miami in Bird Arena for a two game set to kick off the second half of the 1975-76 season. The Redskins and Bobcats aim to rebound from a slow start with key players returning and ailing goalie Lisch out for the season.
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Cincinnati
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Ivan Madar
Gary DeLonge
Ohio
John McComb
Cats
Brian Heggie
Randy Lisch
Multiple High School Hoops Postponed Amid Bad Weather
Weather delays rough the high school basketball schedule with Athens versus Gallipolis at Gallipolis postponed no makeup date set. Tri-Valley games Before at Nelsonville York rescheduled for next Tuesday and Federal Hacking at Vinton County moved to Jan 28. Also Southern Valley contests Eastern at North Gallia and Kgger Creek at Hannan Trace postponed with Kgger Creek rescheduled for next Tuesday. Rock Hill at Symmes Valley postponed. Two games remain definite Warren Local versus Alexander at Alexander and Ironton at Logan. No word on other area games.
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York
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Logan
Pete Rose Wins Hickok Athlete of the Year 1975
Pete Rose rushes between dinners in Iowa Dayton Ohio and Cincinnati as he accepts the Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award for 1975. He edges golfer Jack Nicklaus and Muhammad Ali in a close vote and explains taking his children to witness the moment.
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Cincinnati
Iowa
Hickok
Dayton
Ohio
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Rose
Jack Nicklaus
Muhammad Ali
Bruins Hold Off Upset Minded Ducks 62 61
UCLA survives a frenzied Oregon attack as the unranked Ducks pressure the Bruins to edge them 62 to 61. Gene Bartow’s team trailed late but managed a slim victory after Oregon squandered a chance to win in the final seconds amid dives for loose balls and table leaps.
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Associated Press
Oregon Ducks
UCLA
Gene Bartow
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Bruins
Oregon
Miller's Arizona Streak Ends At Tuscan Open
Johnny Miller suffered a costly finish at Tucson National as he triple-bogeyed the 18th hole and shot 70 in the opener of the Tuscan Open. Miller, seeking to extend his streak of success in Arizona since Jan 12, 1974, fell four strokes behind leader Gibby Gilbert, while Tom Weiskopf shot 67 to sit one behind.
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Terry Nickell
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Ron Lee
Bartow
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