Ohio and national stars shine in combined grid draft
Ohio produced four All-Americas including Ron Sepic of Ohio State as Redskins pick. Other notable names from Ohio include Clint Jones, Paul Naumoff, Tom Beier and Alan Page among many districts across NFL AFL rounds. Basketball standouts Jimmy Walker Pat Riley George Carter also drafted along with track stars Randy Matson and Tommie Smith in the 262 prospects chosen.
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NEW York
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohio State
Ron Sepic
Sepic
Uniontown
Washington Redskins
Clint Jones
Cleveland
Michigan State
Minnesota Vikings
Notre Dame
Jim Lynch
Lima
Jimmy Walker
Pat Riley
George Carter
Cornell Green
Dallas
Green
Pete Gent
Walker
Providence
New Orleans
Terry Southall
Baylor
Baltimore
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Chicago
Tulsa
Don Bandy
Washington
Tom Beier
Miami
Fla
San Diego
Ronald Billingsley
Wyoming
Riley
Kentucky
Carter
St. Bonaventure
Buffalo
David Lattin
Texas Western
Kansas City
Lattin
Marshall and Marquette Open NIT Semifinals
Southern Illinois seeks an 18th straight victory against Rutgers in the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Marshall faces Marquette in the other semifinal as UCLA looms for the final.
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Associated Press
Giant Killers
Southern Illinois
Rutgers
New York
Madison Square Garden
Salukis
Carbondale
Scarlet Knights
New Brunswick
N.J
Marshall University
Thundering Herd
Huntington
W. Va
Marquette Warriors
Milwaukee
St. Peter’s Peacocks
Duke Blue Devils
Utah State
New Mexico
Marshall
Villanova
Nebraska
Marquette
Tulsa
Providence
UCLA
Bruins
Lew Alcindor
Wyoming
Two Cage Tourneys Scheduled
North Gallia and Waterford High Schools host independent basketball tournaments. North Gallia's runs March 27 to April 1 with $25 fees due March 22 to Coach Mike Morrison. Waterford's entry deadline is March 20 for eight teams at $25 each, drawings March 26, 2 p.m. Directors are Ron Young and Don Marks. co sponsors include Wolf Creek Boosters and Waterford FFA.
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North Gallia
Waterford
Mike Morrison
North Gallia High School
Route 1
Vinton
Ohio
Waterford High School
Ron Young
Don Marks
Wolf Creek Athletic Boosters
Waterford Ffa
Alcindor unhappy at UCLA seeks move to Stanford or Michigan
Seven foot one inch Lew Alcindor, a sophomore and All America candidate at UCLA, says the campus atmosphere disturbs him and he would prefer Stanford Michigan or Berkeley. He criticizes peer quality and misses New York while noting UCLA offered more than basketball but would have chosen differently with more knowledge.
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New York
Lew Alcindor
U.C.L.A
Sport Magazine
Stanford
Michigan
University of California At Berkeley
Lew
New York City
Alcindor
Berkeley
Cassius Clay Ordered to Report for Induction
In Louisville on April 11, Pvt. Cassius Clay the heavyweight champion is ordered to report for induction into the U S Army. His lawyers filed suit alleging racial discrimination by Local Board 47 and other Kentucky draft boards, seeking a permanent injunction.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
U.S. Army
Clay
U.S. District Court
Kentucky
James F. Gordon
Rose Clouts Ry Two Homers In Tampa Exhibition
Pete Rose, sidelined by a groin problem, belted two homers and a single in the fifth inning as the Reds beat the Mets 11 6 at St. Petersburg. This display kept Rose’s hot hitting on display during the Florida exhibition.
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Rose Clouts
Lakeland, Fla
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
College Scores NCAA College Division Quarter finals
Kentucky Wesleyan defeated Cheyney State 66 to 53 in a quarter final. Southwest Missouri beat Valparaiso 84 to 72. Winston Salem stopped LIU 62 to 54. Illinois State triumphed over San Diego State 77 to 76 after three overtimes.
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College Park
Princeton
North Carolina
Boston College
St. John’s
New York
Tennessee
Dayton
Indiana
Virginia Tech
Evanston
Lawrence
Kan
Southern Methodist
Louisville
Kansas
Houston
Kentucky Wesleyan
Southern Illinois
Panthers
Cheyney Pa
State
Evansvile
Ind
Winston-Salem State
Long Island
Southwest Missouri
Valparaiso
Illinois State
San Diego State
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande
Ohio
Cheyney State
LIU
Browns pick Matheson then Conjar and Cockroft in draft
The Cleveland Browns chose Bob Matheson a 6 3 245 pound linebacker from Duke as their first draft pick. They followed with Fullback Larry Conjar from Notre Dame Punter Don Cockroft from Adams State Flanker Eppie Barney from Iowa State and more Ohio players including Don Williams Ben Davis and others.
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Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Bob Matheson
Duke
Matheson
Collier
Larry Conjar
Notre Dame
Brown
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Don Cockroft
Adams State
Colorado
Eppie Barney
Iowa State
Walt Roberts
New Orleans
Carl Ward
Michigan
Joe Taffoni
Tennessee
John DeMarie
Louisiana State
Bill House
Youngstown
Wake Forest Sweeps Ohio in College Tennis Meet
Wake Forest defeats Ohio University 6-3 in Chapel Hill to complete a two game series win. Sophomore Fred Carpenter and Steve Modell win at No 4 and No 1 singles, with Modell and Sherman taking the No 1 doubles match. Ohio falls to 0-3 while Wake Forest improves to 2-0 as they schedule next matches in Durham versus Duke.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Wake Forest
Ohio University
Bobcats
North Carolina
Durham
Duke
Ohio
Fred Carpenter
Steve Modell
Modell
Dave Sherman
Grapefruit League Baseball Wednesday Results
Results from the Grapefruit League show Washington 2 over Atlanta 1 Cincinnati 11 over New York 6 Houston 4 over Detroit 3 St Louis 5 over Los Angeles 2 Minnesota 14 over Philadelphia 1 Chicago 4 over Pittsburgh 1 Baltimore 11 over Kansas City 4 New York 6 over Boston Chicago 7 over California 6 San Francisco 3 over Cleveland 2. Friday games list matchups including Washington vs Atlanta and others across Florida and Arizona.
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Detroit
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Kansasity
Boston
California
San Francisco
Cleveland
West Palm Beach
Filaciptenasi
Winter Haven
A. Rer
Clearwater
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
St. Petersburg
National Basketball Association
Wabash Hires Max Urich As Head Football Coach
Crawfordsville Ind AP Wabash College hired former Ohio Wesleyan center Max Urich as head football coach Urich 28 was previously Denison University defense coordinator and OWU star in his college career
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Ohio Wesleyan
OWU
Max Urich
Urich
Denison University
Why bowlers loft the ball and how to stop it
Wayne B of Washington Pa asks why lofting occurs. The answer notes causes beyond holes in the thumb and finger and explains lofting often happens under pressure in tight games. Relax, breathe, and roll smoothly as demonstrated in the Beginning Bowling booklet offer.
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Wayne B
Washington
Wayne
Joe Wilman
Trainers To Speak At Clinic At Denison University
Ohio University trainer Al Hart and Denison University host Ken Wolfert will speak at a Saturday clinic tied to the Livingston Relays. Hart covers Ice Therapy while Wolfert discusses Shoulder Injuries with emphasis on baseball shoulder injuries. Dale Guggins hosts the event for visiting high school coaches and athletic trainers.
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Ohio University
al Hart
Ken Wolfert
Denison University
Livingston
Hart
Ohio
Wolfert
Dale Guggins
Guggins
MOVC All-Stars Picked Adds 3 Teams To Loop
An all league team was named and three new schools Ames Bern North Gallia and Glouster joined the Mid Ohio Valley Conference in Athens. Alexander dominated the first team with five selections including Gred McDaniel Fred Baumgarter and Dave Hamill. Wahama Vinton and Eastern also placed on the first and second teams with updating changes to alignment and football scheduling pending for title eligibility.
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Mid - Ohio Valley
Sportsman Grill
Athens
Alexander
Vinton
Wahama
Ames-Bern
North Gallia
Glouster
Eastern
Racine
Rutland
Middleport
Pomeroy
Meigs Local
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Ames Bern
Federal Hocking
Gred McDaniel
Fred Baumgarter
Dave Hamill
Keith Prater
Bill Marshall
Sports score line fragment yields unclear result
OCR text provides scattered numbers and abbreviations without a clear event, participants, or outcome to form a coherent news item. No identifiable teams, dates, or locations are present to establish a factual card.
Miami Leads For Trophy In MAC All Sports Race
Miami University teams lead the Mid-American Conference All-Sports Trophy race after winter sports, holding a seven and a half point edge with 31 44 points toward the Reese Trophy. Western Michigan is second with 24, followed by Bowling Green 21 and Ohio University 18 % Toledo 1644 Kent 16 and Marshall 914. The Redskins lead on undefeated seasons in swimming and wrestling and won the football tie with Miami and Western Michigan, while the Broncos captured cross country. Since 1959 Ohio has won five times with BG WMU and Miami each claiming one cup.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
David E. Reese
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Toledo
Kent
Marshall
Redskins
Ohio
WMU
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Bob Briggs
Heidelberg
Andy Socha
Bruce Matte
Miami Ohio
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
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Sportsmen’s Headquarters
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MOVC
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Richard Douglas
Sherman Cundiff
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Larry Fry
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Hi-Lo
Rusty's Body Shop
Athens Car Wash
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K & K Electric
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WATH
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Belk - Simpson
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