Ohio Bobcats honor 1970-71 team at arena banquet
Seniors Ken Kowald and Craig Love named co MVPs for 1970-71 as Tom Corde earns captaincy for 1971-72. Bobcats finish 17-7 with second place in MAC and potential NIT bid. Kowald sets scoring and free throw records. Love boosts career shooting accuracy. Kittens and cheerleaders receive commendations. Reis awarded Varsity-O blanket. Huntsman departs for Tennessee with wife Sylvain honored with silver tea set.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
MAC
Bill Rohr
Baker Center
Ken Kowald
Craig Love
Tom Corde
Maysville
Love
Kowall
Ohio
Dick Garrison
Caeer
Dave Groff
Indiana
Ohio Babkittens
Miami
Ohio Athletic Program
Huntsman
University of Tennessee
Sylvain
Frazier Ali Prize Fight Promises Record Payoff
The heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden airs at 10 40 p m EST with a projected 30 million gross. Frazier is the 6 5 favorite in Las Vegas while Ali holds 11 to 8 odds overseas. Each fighter guarantees 2 5 million with a potential total take of 20 25 or 30 million.
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Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
New York
Ali
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Bell Tonight
Las Vegas
Bull
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Matador
Jimmy
Snyder
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia
Romania
the Garden
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Lancers and Waverly Reach Semifinals in District Play
Federal Hocking and Waverly advanced to the Class AA District semifinals at Rio Grande after wins over New Lexington and Portsmouth West. Eastern claimed a Class A bye into Chillicothe’s district action, with regional playoff results shaping Friday night pairings and ticket distribution.
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Tom Metters Messenger
Federal Hocking and Waverly
Rio Grande
Eastern
Chillicothe
The
Eagles
Nelsonville- York High School
Crooksville
Laurelville
Paint Valley
Frankfort Adena
Western
Pike
Peebles
Lucasville Valley
Clay
South Webster
Portsmouth
Fairland
Symmes Valley
Ironton
Federal Hocking
Lancers
New Lexington
Beaver Eastern
Waverly
Portsmouth West
Ohio State Eyes Big Ten Title On Indiana Visit
Ohio State can clinch a share of the Big Ten title with a win over Indiana Tuesday night to finish 13-1 in league play. Michigan also won to stay in title contention as Northwestern’s rally fell short and Capital won the Ohio Conference final.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Indiana
Miami
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Michigan
Michigan State
Hoosiers
Capital
Marquette
Ohio University
Iceman End With Defeat
Ohio University Bobcats hockey ended their season with a 5-4 overtime loss to Air Force in Colorado Springs. The Cats led 3-2 after two periods before Air Force rallied with goals by Henehan Hall and Perrot, and Bob Ross sealed the victory in overtime.
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Colorado Springs
Cal
Ohio University Bobcat Icemen
Air Force
Cats
Gerry McTernan
Bill Derrick
Ohio
Ed Mundy
Ron Ivany
Mike Henehan
Steve Hall
Ivany
Tom Perrot
Hall
Falcon
Mundy
McTernan
Bob Ross
Denny Haworth
Albany Gym Hosts Independent Tournament Finals
Quaker State of Gallipolis meets Wilson Oil of Chauncey in the championship at Albany High School gym Monday night at 8 30 p m. The 7 p m consolation pits Athens Masonry against King s Furniture with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Albany
Quaker State
Gallipolis
Wilson Oil
Chauncey
Albany High School
Athens Masonry
King’s Furniture
Perry County
Delta Thi
Delta Upsilon
Athens Mental Health Center
Bing’s Furniture
Pro Basketball Scores and Notable Upcoming Games
The recap lists Saturday results with New York, Boston, Philadelphia and others posting wins. Sunday results include New York beating Boston and Cleveland defeating Detroit. Monday features Seattle at Milwaukee and Buffalo at Portland with Tuesday sparring Phoenix at Detroit and Seattle at New York. Ohio University coach Jim Snyder will speak at Tuesday noon in Baker Center per Ben Kendall.
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Ohio University
Jim Snyder
Green and White Club
Baker Center
Ben Kendall
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Various Matchups
Exhibition games feature New York A defeating Baltimore 2 0 Chicago A beating Cincinnati 4 1 New York N 10 St Louis 9 Boston 6 Combined squads list multiple results Oakland 13 Milwaukee 9 Cleveland 7 San Francisco 6 11 innings San Diego 4 Tokyo Lotte Orions 2 California 5 Chicago N 2 St Louis 5 New York N 2 Baltimore 4 New York A 3 Pittsburgh 5 Kansas City Boston 8 Houston 7 Chicago A 5 Cincinnati 1 Chicago N 7 California 7 San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 10 Atlanta 2 rain halted games six innings Milwaukee 3 Oakland 2 Minnesota 4 Detroit 3 Montreal 1 Washington 0 seven innings Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 San Diego 5 Tokyo Lotte Orions 3
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Toronto
Buffalo
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Vancouver
Chicago
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Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
California
Los Angeles
St. Louis
ABA
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Seenenee
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Midwest
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Phoonix Wescvenses
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Ween
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Ccsccees
Denver Toxos
Cific
San Francisco
Carolina
Seattle
Secceesees
Floridians
Saniego
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Texas
Portland
Esceese
Virginia
Kentucky
Denver
New York A
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Washington
Houston
Kansas City
San Diego
Tokyo Lotte Orions
Oakland
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Tokyo
Lotte Orions
Ex OU Star Leads Sox Over Reds
Rich McKinney a 1969 Ohio grad starred for the Chicago White Sox with three hits and a sacrifice fly in a 5-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds, missing Pete Rose Tony Perez and Bob Tolan, prepare to host the Boston Red Sox at Al Lopez Field in Tampa.
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Chicago White Sox
Queen City
Ohio
Ohio University
Rich McKinney
McKinney
White Sox
Sox
Reds
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Bobby Tolan
Boston Red Sox
al Lopez Field
Tampa
Fla
Tourney Schedule for CLASS AA District Play
Lyne Center Rio Grande hosts a Friday night double header with South Point versus Ross Southeastern at 7 00 and Waverly against Federal Hocking at 8 30 Both games feed into the Saturday championship with the winner advancing to the Athens Regional Columbus District Upper Bracket winner to follow Friday March 19 at 8 45 p m
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Steubenville
Marietta
Cambridge
Chillicothe
Columbus
Lyne Center
Rio Grande
South Point
Ross Southeastern
Waverly
Federal Hocking
Chillicothe High School
Western
Pike
Paint Valley
Crooksville
Fairland
Meigs
New Concord
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Ron the Barber
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Jack Kent Cooke
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Kelly Shy
Gary Martin
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Joe Beverly
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Dennis Eichinger
Howie Caldwell
Bob Caldwell
Arthur Clark
Larry Justus
Roger Pelfrey
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Dave Thompson
Roger Weaver
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Gary Gamble
Jeff Cope
Ken Brown
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