Improving Bobcats Face First Of Three Road Games At Toledo
Ohio University’s Bobcats, 2-1 MAC and 4-5 overall, head to Toledo to face Coach Eddie Melvin’s Rockets in a three game conference road stretch. Jim Snyder’s squad aims to rebound from close losses and adjust offensively while Paul Storey recovers from a virus.
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OU Tee Hockey Team Tests Denison Today Then Fenn
Ohio University hockey returns with a 4 p.m. exhibition at Bird Arena against Denison, not counting toward final OIHA standings. Denison is an OIHA member and OU will face them again later, while Saturday's game at Cleveland Arena vs Fenn College aims for a third league win and OSHA title push.
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Athens target Wellston in crucial SECL clash
Athens High coach Charlie McAfee bets on a full effort to upset Wellston, the SECL leaders, in a high-stakes 8 15 PM Friday matchup. Athens aims to rebound from a 9 point earlier loss while facing two key players Jack Graham and Bob Heitzman on the Rock ets.
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Utah Bonds on Probation Ends NCAA Postseason Bid
The NCAA placed Utah on a one year probation for illegal financial aid to a player, ending their chance at the NCAA tournament. Meanwhile, Billy McGill led Utah to a 95-70 win over Denver as other top teams posted wins across major conferences.
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Browns star Jim Brown expected to return to Cleveland backfield
Coach Paul Brown says he expects star full back Jim Brown to play for the Cleveland Browns next season despite a Los Angeles report that Brown may skip the 1962 season. Brown told Melvin Durslag he may have overworked in 1961 and could pursue other opportunities, while Brown affiliates say contract talks fuel these remarks.
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Dayton Coach Hanged in Effigy After loss to Duquesne
A Dayton crowd hanged University of Dayton basketball coach Tom Blackburn in effigy at a downtown intersection near the Montgomery County Courthouse. The sign read The Blackburn Era is dead after Dayton’s 79 59 loss to Duquesne on Wednesday night.
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Pink Cloud Fire Kills Harness Horse at Circleville Farm
A barn on the Circleville farm of owner-driver McKinley Kirk burned Thursday killing Pink Cloud a $15 000 harness racing horse Crimson Satan’s sire Requiebra is noted as Argentine Derby winner The Garden State the dam of Papila Crimson Satan won The Garden State at one mile and a sixteenth.
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Goalby Leads Open Golf in San Diego
Bob Goalby topped the San Diego Open field after the first round and carried a two stroke edge over Mike Souchak. The 30 year old ex Illinois football player shot 32 33 65 in the opening round and posted 34 33 67 in the pro am today to sit atop the leaderboard.
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Fast Field Lined Up For Boston
World sprint champion Frank Budd Bruce Kidd and John Thomas prepare to defend 1961 titles at the 36th Knights of Columbus indoor meet opening the 1962 season. Defending champs also include Charlie Jones Roland Cruz and Bill Johnson. Budd holds a 9.2 in the 100 yards and Kidd was named Canada's outstanding athlete of 1961.
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Deacon) Jones
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Miami Near 500 Mark in 84 50 Win Over Ashland
Miami Redskins moved to within one win of .500 with an 84 50 victory over Ashland. It was their third straight win after a rough start, with defeats to strong teams including Cincinnati Kentucky Dayton Iowa Minnesota and Miami Florida. Marietta and Mount Union won their Ohio Conference games on the same slim schedule.
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