Ohio University Golf Team Opens 1962 Season at Kent State
Ohio University’s golf squad, aiming for a sixth straight MAC title, opens the 1962 season against Kent State at Athens Country Club. The 1961 team went 16-2-1 in duals, won the Greenbrier Invitational and MAC, and finished 17th in the NCAA championships.
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Kid Paret Still Critical As Mother Heads North
Former welterweight champion Benny Kid Paret remained in a moderate coma and in critical condition today. His mother Mrs Maxima Crespo prepared to fly from Cuba to New York to be at his bedside, with Havana having arranged travel to Miami. The hospital bulletin noted no change in his condition and that he is being maintained under hypothermia while his general condition remains good.
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Amesville-Ames Bern Rally Beats Trimble 4-3 In Opener
Amesville edged Trimble 4 to 3 as Larry Driggs pitched and Jim Copeland collected two hits for the Greenies in Thursday’s season opener. The scoring line shows Trimble 000 201 0 and Amesville 100 210 1, with Copeland contributing at the plate.
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Bobcat Nine To Face West Virginia Wesleyan In Season Opener
Ohio University baseball opens 1962 season at Trautwein Field hosting West Virginia Wesleyan. Coach Bob Wren tests intrasquad progress ahead of a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader with potential starters Bill Hirzel and Ted State and a lineup featuring Drew Ward and Jim French. Wesleyan counters with Kapostas and Mistretta expected to pitch.
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SEOL Basketball Stars Feted at SECL Banquet in Jackson
SEOL standout players were honored at the SECL banquet held in the Jackson High School cafeteria. Marietta College coach Don Kelley urged college education and praised the players for discipline, modesty, and sacrifice while awarding player and coach honors to teams across Wellston Jackson Pomeroy Logan and Athens.
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Pistons Narrow Lakers Split Keeps Series Edge
Detroit bench trio Johnny Egan Bob Ferry and Willie Jones sparked a 118 117 victory over Los Angeles to trim the Lakers series lead to 3-1 They combined for 57 points as the Pistons led from the first quarter and the teams prepare for game five on Saturday in Detroit Meanwhile Boston trails Philadelphia 2-1 in the Eastern finals with a TV matinee set in Philadelphia.
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Cage Scores Thursday Result in Detroit Los Angeles
Detroit 118 Los Angeles 117 after a tight finish with Los Angeles leading 2-1. Saturday schedule includes Boston at Philadelphia and Detroit at Los Angeles as part of a busy round robin.
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Otto Miller Funeral Arrangements Set After Dodgers Star Dies
Funeral services were arranged for Otto Miller, a two time World Series catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, who died Friday after plunging from a window at a vital scene.
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Reds overpower Phils 15 6 as three Reds homer in win
Three run blasts by Gordon Coleman and Jerry Lynch carried Cincinnati to a 15 6 victory over Philadelphia. Roy Sievers added a three run shot for the Phillies while Lee Walls delivered the Dodgers’ late error sealed by Wally Moon. The spring slate also featured Barber strong in Miami as Orioles beat St Louis 7 2.
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Exhbitions results and future games listed for spring
A series of exhibition scores from Milwaukee to Mexico City followed by upcoming matchups. Teams including New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, and Baltimore play various opponents across venues such as St Petersburg Clearwater Mesa Las Vegas and Ft Lauderdale.
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Canadiens Take 2-0 Series Lead as Moore Shines
Trickey Dickie Moore, 172 pounds, starred for the Montreal Canadiens as they built a 2-0 lead over the Chicago Black Hawks in the Stanley Cup semifinal. He scored twice in a 4-3 comeback win, the only player with three goals in the series so far. Toronto Maple Leafs also led New York 2-0 after a 2-0 win on goals by Armstrong and Pulford.
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AFL NFL Antitrust Suit Gets April Final Arguments
In Baltimore the judge set April 25 and 26 for final arguments in the AFL 10 million antitrust suit against the NFL after both sides finished presenting evidence. The order comes from U S District Court Chief Judge Roszel C Thomson with a ruling expected later.
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