OU Hockey Fresh Sets Record With Seven Goals
Ohio University hockey team routed Indiana Hoosiers 18 to 2 at Bird Arena Friday night for its seventh win of the season. Freshman Hd Mundy erupted with seven goals and four assists, Jacob added three goals and four assists, Govatsos, Ra nalli, Ivany and others contributed as OU piled up 72 shots to Indiana's 17. Barry Kessler made 16 saves as Indiana goalie Doc Rawson faced 89 shots. Indiana drops to 5-3 on the season.
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Flash Thes
Onlo
A & HU
Mundy
Trestt
Anther
John Jacob
Cats
Bill Derrick
Bobcat
Ohio
Jacob
Fim Govatsos
Indiana
Rick Sloan
John Ranalli
Ron Ivany
Speré
Hoosier
Ohio Nef
Qhia
Barry Kessler
Doc Rawson
Ohio University
Bird Arena
Green and White Club plans NCAA regional trip
The Green and White Club organizes a bus trip to the NCAA regional first round at Dayton for Ohio U facing Notre Dame. 47 members paying 20 dollars will ride from Peden Stadium Saturday at 2, with dinner at Holiday Tap beside the arena, including transport and a game ticket.
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Raine
Dayte
Oho U
Notre Dame
Dayton
Steve Kovacs
Army Rotc
Ohio University
Green and White
Peden Stadliem
Bt Holiday Tap
Gante
OU Cagers Win Title Bid in Last-Second Drama
Ohio University falcons edged a narrow win over Ohio State as key players cranked pressure in the Convocation Center. Connally led with 19 points while Walker and McLemore added 17 apiece, Canine struggled from the field, and pivotal fouls shortened Groff and McBVier’s nights, leaving the winner to salvage a dramatic finish and a likely share of the league lead.
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Rodeheffer
Obie
Tais
Comie
Snyder
Paris We Wey
Connally
Falcon
Bobcats
Miami
Convocation Center
Falcons
Dan McLemore
Iead
Tim Penis
Canine
McLemore
Rich Walker
Hazel Park
Mich
Love
Ohio
Palcon
Olle
Groff
Mcbivier
Mixed College Scores From An Erratic Slate Of Games
A garbled pregame and postgame recap lists numerous college basketball results with scattered teams including Wisconsin, Michigan, Duke, North Carolina, Cornell, Princeton, Stanford, California, San Diego, Lehigh, Richmond, George Washington, and others. The text weaves scores, opponents, and partial locations with many OCR errors, yielding a collage of results and tournament notes rather than a single cohesive story.
Kentucky Nips Vandy 90-86 in SEC thriller
Kentucky held a late lead but survived a Vanderbilt push to beat the Commodores 90-86 in Lexington. Dan Issett led Kentucky with scoring while Vanderbilt’s Wallace top-scored for the visitors with 25 points as the Wildcats shook off rough play to secure the win.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Pesky Vandycilt
Wildcats
Timoay
Dan Isset
Tom Parker
Ety Wallace
Vander
Mount 61 Points Sparks Iowa Past Purdue for Title
Iowa defeats Purdue 108 107 as Rick Mount pours in a record 61 points. John Johnson ties the game with 27 seconds left, Glenn Vidnovic adds two free throws, and Mount drives for the winning layup. Hawkeyes clinch Big Ten title, earn NCAA Mideast Regional berth. Purdue falls to 12 4 in conference.
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Lafayette
Iowa
Big Ten
Purdue
Boilermakers
Rick Mount
Hawkeyes
John
Johnson
Thst
Glenn Vidnovic
Towa
Mount
Schedihase Purchae
Michigan
Tour Hawkeye
Tonisie
Chad Calabria
Pred Brown
Vienovic
Snyder Named Ohio College Basketball Coach of the Year
Ohio University coach Jim Snyder won the 1970 Ohio College Basketball Coach of the Year after leading the MAC champions to finish atop the Mid-American Conference. He outpolled Capital’s Vince Chickeraria and Youngstown State’s Dom Rosselli in the Columbus Dispatch poll. The Bobcats clinched the MAC title with a 77-78 win over Bowling Green and will play Notre Dame in the Mid-East regional at Dag.
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Columbus
Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Wmamenit
Ohio
Snyder
Vince Chickeraila
Capital
Dom Rosselli
Youngstown State
Columbus Dispatch
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Dagweder
Frank Lauterbur l
Toledo
Mabry And Moore Lead NAIA District 22 Basketball
Mabry from Rio Grande and Robert Moore of Central State head the NAIA District 22 basketball squad. Mabry averages 22.2 points and 25.4 rebounds per game, while Moore posts a 16.6 scoring mark. Also named were Denny Lane Bluffton Curtis Clark Wilperforce and Tom Wesseley Wilmington with second team selections Sterling Quant Tom Ross Jin Marshall Dave Baker and Larry Hobden.
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Bluffton
Bob Mab Ory
Rio Grande
Robert Moore
Central
Mabry
Ffoot
Dayton
NASA
Moore
Central State
WATA
Denny Lane
Bluffian
Curtis Clark
Wilperforce
Tom Wesseley
Wilmington
Sterling Quant
Tom Ross
Ohio Northern
Jin Marshall
Dave Baker
Larry Hobden
de Glance
Athens and Wellston Key in Eastern League Totals
OCR fragment lists multiple teams Athens Lexington Wellston and Southeastern with player totals and team tallies. Mentions districts Leeds and South Point with varied scores and a Federal mockery section. Data appears inconsistent across lines but records team totals and player names.
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Athens
Riggle
Swan
Winsfordner
Somer
Coon
WEW
Lexington
Wars
Jenkins
Denny
Elahne
Uowin
Orth
New Leaington Co
South Point
Gearbouan
Eel
Merrie
Wellston
Tendon
Zimmerman
Borin
Ald
Fell
Howl
Armae
NBA Scores And Schedule From Weekend Fallout
Feidav's Results Basismore 114 Aflenta 17 Phoenix 134 Boston 135 Philodatehia 24 San Diego 191 bos Angeles TH Chicago 101 Seattle 7 San Francisco 99 Milwaukee 91. Sunday games include Los Angeles at Detroit and Denver at New Orleans with multiple afternoon games and a Dallas win over New York 122 135.
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NBA
Feidav
Aflenta
Phoenix
Boston
Philodatehia
San Diego
Bos Angeles
Chicaga
Seatrle
San’ Francisco
Milwaukee
Derren
de Tios Angeles
Gosian
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Phen
Ausnra
Cheago
Sen Diegs
Aba
Rasuke Denver
Thesiana
Caraling
Dallas
New York
Miami
Lac Angels
New Orleans
Indiana
Tos Angeles
Kentucky
Washington
Denver
Shortstop Cesar Gutierrez Dubbed Top Hitter Twice
Cesar Gutierrez, a Venezuela native and Detroit Tigers shortstop candidate, enters season highlighted as a top hitter. Pete Rose led the National League in hits the past two seasons with 348 and 5. Bobby Bonds of the Giants had 129 runs last season, tying Rose for NL lead. Maury Wills, with 40 stolen bases for the Dodgers and Angels, was caught stealing 21 times.
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Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Cesar Gutierrez
Detroit Tiger
Venezuela
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reis
Tires Rose
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Idaury Wills
Man
Los Angeles
Hill Fights Winds In Coral Open Lead At Doral
Mike Hill battled strong winds to surge into the third round lead with 208 eight under par at the Coral Open on the 7,025 yard Blue Monster course. He held a three stroke edge over Jack McGowan and Jim Colbert as Gibby Gilbert faltered with a triple bogey on hole 9.
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Miami SR
Mike Hill
Doral Country Club
Hill
Jack McGowan
Jim Colbert
McGowan
Colbert
Larry Hinson
Freshman Cagers Lose Finale To Falcons
Ohio University freshman basketball ends season with an 80 73 loss to Bowling Green at the Convocation Center. BG freshman lead most of game, final minutes tight after Bobcats tie at 71 71, but two late baskets seal the tilt as OHIO finishes 7 6. Players Knight Hieby and Perrine headline box score for both sides.
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Sy Frank
Messenger
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Fresh Falcons
Bob Kittens
Jeff Knight
Kittens
Fresh
Ken Hieby
Ohi
Killens
Falcons
Anky
Bob"kilens
Thei
Ong
Bowling Green Frosh
Bodenhop
Seat
Beamsy
Rust
Bobi
Perrine
Ohio Frosh
Ay Heiby
Abernathy
Swisher
Deth Selves
Knight
Bosehl VO
Otio
Rose Hits Six Figure Reds Contract For Rose
Pete Rose signed a six figure contract with the Cincinnati Reds after noting hitters can earn big salaries. He tied NL batting titles with .335 in 1988 and .348 in 1969, becoming Reds’ top paid player at around $100,000 plus, and over $190,000 overall. General manager Bob Howson praised his value and work ethic as workouts begin Sunday amid several unsigned stars.
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Cincinnat
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Hustle
Rose
Reds
Peta
Bob Howson
Bes
Tony Perez
Jim Maloney
Bobby Tolan
Ambiguous regional scores from scattered high school games
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous teams and scores in a stray Columbus area schedule. Names include Columbus Newark, Ashland, Cincinnati, Chillicothe, Minford, Huntington, and Wheelersburg with various odd figures. No coherent game narrative or dates are recoverable.
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Tatrix
POUL
Wick Walker
Craig Love
Falcon Jt Connally
OU Hockey Fresh
Rich Schoenberger
Messeinger
Gruacht
Ohio Universe
Mendy
Rady Ashcraft
ASSOC
East Seventh ST
Parkersburg
W.va
Kent Stove
Northern
Wilianis
Texar Chrissian
West
Lawrence
Brake
Loulevilla
Vanderbilt Kenya
Okieroms Starz
Roylor
Tarte A EM
Princeton
Cornell
Bano
Colonie
St. Thi
Souther Canesones
Seraifina Powidynn
Wegatae
Richmond
George Wethingicn
Salem Stata
Geifinnyga Satera Stata
Elizabeth City
Pa Marviond
Steshan ¢ “Austin
St Morya
Taxphon & Muatin
St Mary's
Revtin Teadt
Beatobthres Serins Va
Bilt Wall
Thorpe Weber
Tom Ambou
Jimany
Ranguage
Louisenvine Vandy
Ge Jornbus
NAIA
Rome
Boston Ned Sox
Ocala
Fla
Toursville
Ireland
Southeastern
Sly Prater
Skeags
Berber
Pitt
Coline
Puting
Puting 42A, Organ: “Te Bee
Ebionon
Total Wiese
Laurelville
Fed
Hacking LovrelvBle
Ken Steinholt
Miller
Captain Scott
Josephson
Battes
Roger Weaver
Burhtel
Gilbert
New York Racing Association
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Saratoga
Cager
Boat & Motor License
Travel Bureau
Columbus Road
Stoel’ Ras
Sun
Marsh
Lakeview Lanes
Stroh't
Lakeview
Ries
Sueubanvill Steubenvile
Wallet Ib
Beweling Green
Lima
Bath
Ifekin
Central Carrere
Newark
Columbua Whetstone
Grandview
Ashland Leningier
Upper Sandivaky
al Gincinnati Activeignette
Elgar
Cincinnati Weavers
Mariemont
Cincinnat’ Aiken
Rocky: Aver
Chillicothe
Ribeto
Minford
Huntington
Ar Sevianea
Inview
Holgele
Beanton Wheelersbura
Dayton Thordered
McKinstry Tire Center
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