Frick Replaces Wagner At OU
Ohio University football names John Frick as head freshman coach, replacing Dave Wagner who resigns to pursue a doctorate at Florida State University. Wagner, a 1960 undefeated quarterback, will assist Bill Peterson’s program while Frick, a 1964 AP second team All American, returns from Vietnam service. Frick, a Cincinnati Wyoming product, had played for OU 1962 64 and later coached as a graduate assistant. Hess calls Frick a high type young man and expects success.
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Dave Hucky
Wagner
Florida State University
Bill Rohr
Ohio
John Frick
Vietnam
Dave Wagner
Bil Hess
Florida State
Bill Peterson
Frick
Associated Press
New York Giants
Cincinnati Wyoming
Hess
Hugh Hindman
Ohio State
Hindman
Nick Mourouzis
Undefined Sports Fragments Across Cities and Scores
A jumbled OCR style list mentions games across divisions and cities including New York Los Angeles San Diego Houston St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Chicago and San Francisco. Players Fisher Kirby Dierker Seturdey cols linger with partial scores and upcoming schedules.
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Tedey
New York
Iene
Phie En Pha
Sarrenciace Aantacians
Los Angeles
Seturdey
St Lewis
Porea
Prilaceione
Montreal
San Francisco
San Diego
Houston
Lee Angeles
Sundeys
St Louis
Pitsburgh
Philadelphe
Montress
Chesge
Howvaren
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Concinnet
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Hoyeror
Schedy
Leitch and Fish Reach NCAA Finals in Knoxville
Ohio University’s Dave Leitch qualified for the NCAA hammer finals with a 179-4 effort, while Don Fish of Manchester Conn., advanced in the javelin with 248-3. Tennessee’s Bill Skinner set a 273-3 NCAA prelims record.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ohio University
Dave Leitch
Don Fish
Leitch
Omo
Tennessee
Tom Black
Richard Narcessian
Rhode Island
Steve Deautremont
Oregon State
Dewitt Davis
Dartmouth
Edwin Potts
Navy
Fish
Manchester
Conn
Bill Skinner
Athens
Bill Alley
Kansas
Mark Murro
Arizona State
Ohio
Craig Maul
Maul
Villanova
Erv Hall
Carlos Aims To Break Nine-Second 100 Yard Dash
John Carlos predicts an 8-something time for the first sub nine-second 100-yard dash as NCAA championships begin. He says he is pursuing money with pro scouts while celebrating a heat victory and eyes a record-setting sprint ahead. Hall and Kansas dominance loom as contenders on day one.
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Knoxville
Carlos
Villanova
Ery Hall
Kansas
San Jose State
Jim Ryan
Frank Shorter
Yale
Fourteen Pound Flathead Caught At Athens Pond
A 14 year old, Ted Pate of Athens, caught a 14 pound flathead catfish at the Athens Wildlife Pond using a night crawler. The fish measured 34 inches. The report notes bass spawning is largely finished as water warms and advises anglers to target deeper, cooler waters and early morning or evening hours for feeding. Bluegill season is open with small poppers and live worms among top baits. shorelines with vegetation yield strong action as temperatures rise.
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Ted Pate
Donald Pate
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Athens
George Billy
Billy
Nine Country Clubs Vie For SEOGA Title In Chillicothe
Marietta seeks to defend its previous SEOGA team crown as the 45th annual tournament returns to Chillicothe. Nine clubs compete from Friday’s pro-am through 36 hole championships on Saturday and Sunday with Cambridge and Logan chasing first titles and Wilbur Jerles of Cambridge the medalist at two under par 142.
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Marietta
Cambridge
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Athens
Gallipolis
Lancaster
Jackson
Fairgreens Country Club
Circleville
Pickaway Country Club
Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Wilbur Jerles
Cam
Route to Chillicothe Country Club For Southeastern Golf Tour
List of routes and start times for players from Athens Gallipolis Jackson and Logan areas advancing to the Southeastern Golf Association event at Chillicothe. It includes instruction to the club via Route 50 and a schedule of many players with Saturday and Sunday tees.
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Chillicothe Country Club
Southeastern Golf Association
Electric Company and Albany Remain Undefeated in Athens Pony League
Electric Company beat Hocking Valley Bank 21 4 in five innings as Buzz Grim doubled and singled twice. Albany topped Athens National Bank 8 6 with Rich White fanning seven for the win, while Litton shut out Moose 5 0 led by strong hitting from John Sager Dick Baker and Terry Strickland. Snoopys All Stars defeated Grand Slama 10 2 with Susan Reed earning the win and contributing two doubles.
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Electric Company
Albany
Hocking Valley Bank
Athens National Bank
Litton
Moose
Buzz Grim
Mark Handley
Justin Kilimbo
Erik Bostrom
Rich White
Don Wood
Eric
Greg Brooks
Jan Kostival
Bankers
Mike Green
Fanning
John Sager
Dick Baker
Terry Strickland
Debbi Armbruster
Luwain Brostrom
Sandy Elliott
Joan Kempton
Jody Gilbert
Leslie Hicks
Snoopys All Stars
Grand Slama
Susan Reed
Risa Rosenberg
Debbie Childress
Jo Wood
Sharon Latz
Zella Nisley
Dents Shifts to 2 0 Stand in Pony League Softball
Dents remained undefeated at 2 0 with a 9 8 win over Tagers who fell to 0 2 in a close girls pony league softball game played Thursday securing top spot in the standings.
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Poston and Groves Lead Mid America Junior Open Finalists
In Mansfield Ohio two Ohio youths Greg Poston of Logan and Steve Groves of Lancaster advanced to the 36 hole final of the 11th Mid America Junior Open at Possum Run. Groves won over Doug Mowery 4 and 3 while Poston edged Neil Gerhart 1 up with a birdie 4 on 18.
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Ohio
Steve Groves
Lancaster
Greg Poston
Logan
Groves
Doug Mowery
Oak Park
Mich
Poston
Neil Gerhart
Lexington
Miami University
Oxford
Kenny Kerr Wins Shootoff At Pomeroy
About 300 sportsmen attended the Meigs County Fish and Game Association gun shoot at the Meigs County Gun Club House. Kenny Kerr of Athens won the Class B trophy after a shoot-off with Roger Winebrenner of Syracuse, 24 to 23, while Leyton S. Long of McConnelsville was undisputed Class A champion.
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Meigs County Fish and Game Association
Meigs County
Kerr
Winebrenner
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