BG Meets Marquette At Regional In Kent
East Tennessee State faces Florida State and Bowling Green meets Marquette in a NCAA Mideast Regional doubleheader at Kent Memorial Gymnasium. Winners advance to Lexington March 15 16. Key players include Harley Swift Ernie Sims Dave Cowens Walt Piatkowski George Thompson and Bri an Brunkhorst.
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Lexington
Kent
Memorial Gymnasium
East Tennessee
Florida State
Bowling Green
Marquette
Ohio Valley
Harley Swift
Ernie Sims
Swift
Buccaneers
Sims
Seminoles
Suph
Dave Cowens
Florida
Piatkowski
al Dixon
Joe Henderson
al McGuire
Brian Brunkhorst
Pat Smith
George Thompson
Pitakowski
Thompson
Iowa
Kentucky
Wildcats
Reds open exhibition with Phillies in Clearwater
In Tampa Bay the Reds plan an all right handed batting lineup for today’s opener against the Phillies while lefty Chris Short is expected to start for Philadelphia. Manager Dave Bristol may alter the plan if a right handed pitcher starts.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
Reds
Dave Bristol
Phils
Chris Short
Bristol
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Tommy Helms
John Tsitouris
Lee May
Jim Beauchamp
Alex Johnson
Don Pavletich
Bob Johnson
Leo Cardenas
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Paes
Young Is Smartest In MAC All Academic Team
Ohio University's Wayne Young leads the 1968 Mid-American Conference All Academic basketball team with a 3.95 grade point average. Also named are Dennis Cavanaugh of Bowling Green Fred Cluff of CA Al Hairston of Bowling Green Clarence Har ville of Western Michigan Doug Hess of Toeedo Bill Vander Woude of Western and Don White of Toledo.
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Columbus
Ohio University
Wayne Young
Dennis Cavanaugh
Bowling Green
Fred Cluff
al Hairston
Clarence Harville
Western Michigan
Doug Hess
Toeedo
Bill Vander Woude
Western
Don White
Toledo
Tournament Trail Basketball Scores From Ohio and Beyond
Ohio high school results from Columbus at Newark and others with Norfolk teams like St. Edward and Lorain King facing tough lanes. College action includes Fordham beating Manhattan and Missouri routing Nebraska, with ACC first round results and Thursday NBA-style scores across major cities.
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Ohio High School
Weeny
Columbus
Newark
Watterson
Columbus Linden
Columbus Eastmoor
Steubenville
Zanesville
New Philadelphia
Martins Ferry
East Liverpool
Middletown
Hamilton Garfield
Hamilton Taft
Oxford
Greenhills
College Hill
Yton Dayton
Chaminade
Centerville
Troy
Northwestern
Clark
Tecumseh
Youngstown
Hubbard
South
Kant
Roosevelt
Akron
Buchtel
Canton
Massillon
Woostern
Lore
Bostlake
Cleveland East
Ashtabula
Berea
Cleveland
Avon
Sebring
Springfield
McDonald
Fordham
Manhattan
St. Louis
Memphis State
NYU
Rutgers
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
North Carolina State
Maryland
North Carolina
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Virginia
Duke
Clemson
Purdue Is Playoff Site For Big Ten Showdown
Purdue's fieldhouse in Chicago is selected as the potential playoff site between Iowa and Ohio State next Tuesday to decide the Big Ten representative in the NCAA basketball tournament.
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Chicago
Purdue
Iowa
Ohio State
Big Ten
Fitch is Ohio's Top Cage Coach
Ohio college basketball coach of the year honors go to Bowling Green State University's Bill Fitch in his first year, after steering the Falcons to the MAC title. He won 14 first place votes from 41 coaches in The Columbus Dispatch poll, narrowly ahead of Denison's Dick Scott.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Bill Fitch
Columbus Dispatch
Fitch
Bowling Green
Falcons
Dick Scott
Denison
Bill Musselman
Ashland
Bob Harrison
Kenyon
Marvin Hohenberger
Defiance
Robinson Callison Sign Contracts With Large Upfront Sums
Orioles star Frank Robinson signed for about 115000 while Phillies outfielder Johnny Callison secured over 40000 as spring training opened. Yankees managed only three hits in a 1-0 win over the Senators as Bouton, Stottlemyre, and Monbouquette shut them down.
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Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
New York Yankees
Robinson
Orioles
Callison
Phillies
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Harry Dalton
Grapefruit League Results From Thursday Exhibition Games
New York AL faced Philadelphia in Clearwater. Fria de?ree played Washington in Florida. Houston met Pittsburgh in Fort Myers. Chicago NL played San Francisco in Scottsdale. Boston faced Chicago AL in Sarasota. Oakland met Detroit in Bradenton.
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Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Seattle
Detroit
Cincinnat
Baltimore
Olympia
Wash
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Fridaree
Phlousiade
Clearwater
Houston
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Fla
Scottsdale, Ariz
Sarasota
Oakland
Bradenton
Fila
Swimming Times table at Ohio Hatatorigm meet
The MAC meet at Ohio Hatatorigm features events Friday at 8 p.m. including 200 yard butterfly and freestyle, 100 yard breast and back, 400 medley and freestyle relays. Saturday at 4 p.m. offers 1650 and 100 and 200 yard events, three meter diving and medley relay. Marshall Hatcher of Campbellsville, Ky., a 26 year old ex Marine and three year Ohio University basketball player, is profiled as the team’s veteran figure.
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MAC
Ohio
Marshall Hatcher
Campbellsville
Ohio University
U. S
Laurelville players named to Scioto Valley all league team
Laurelville High School dominates the 1967-68 all league basketball selections with Clyde Crewey named co coach of the year alongside Logan Elm’s Charles Pritchard. Six Laurelville players earn spots on the 11-man squad including Bob Bowers Mike Kneece Jeff Whitcraft and senior Mike Kinnamon who is player of the year from Paint Valley.
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Chillicothe
Laurelville High School
Scioto Valley Conference
Clyde Crewey
Laurelville
Cocoach
Charles Pritchard
Logan Elm
Bob Bowers
Mike Kneece
Jeff Whitcraft
Westfall
Royce Woolever
Danny Fosnaugh
Mike Chestnut
Dave Perdum
Dear Knapp
Paint Valley
Tony Lightle
Dennis Karshner
Ohio Holds Second In MAC Swim Meet
Ohio University swimmers sit in second place after opening night of the MAC championships with 22 points. Miami leads with 45 and Bowling Green follows. Kent State and Western Michigan trail. Miami set multiple pool records led by John Russell and Bob Shaw, while Ohio’s Chris Newell won the one meter diving with 283.75 points and Terry Gass placed second.
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Bobcats
Miami
Redskins
Gilders
Bowling Green
Kent State
Western Michigan
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Redskin
Ray Ray
John Russell
Cincinnati
Jim Stacy
Neal Wade
Marty Haibach
Bob Shaw
Russell
Shaw
Ted Gobel
Ron Grant
Newell Bobcats
Chris Newell
Bobcat
Terry Gass
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Paul Medberry
Bill Zeeb
Zee
Michigan State
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Dave Solomon
University Health Center
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MAC
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Pohlenski
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Gobel
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Krnstler
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Cahill
Duthie
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Show
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Popoff
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Jastremski
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Newell
Gass
Ritter
Zwiererein
Billman
Medberry
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Associated Press
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Tribe
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Minnesota Twins
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Ruben Amaro
Bill Bryan
Mel Stottlemyre
Bill Monbouquette
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Fitzgerald
Lakeland
Scott Fitzgerald
Athens High
Florida Southern College
Logan
Pete Boal
Yukon—Delta
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Ludepe
St. Patricks Day
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