Ohio Univ Defends Greenbrier Intercollegiate Title
Ohio University Bobcats won the eighth Greenbrier Intercollegiate Invitational with an 886 team score, beating Colgate by seven and Davidson by seven. Medalist honors went to Charley Vandlik with 138, while Don Spears of Marshall was runner-up. The Bobcats’ schedule includes matches at Virginia Tech and Virginia Military Institute as they seek more dual wins.
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Denison
George Washington
Charley Vandlik
Ohion
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Don Allen
Don Spears
Ohio WA
Larry Snyder
Ed Gordon
Don Reichley
Bill Turner
Bill Santor
Ohio U
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute
Athens
Wake Forest
Duke
Dr Jimmy Hull remembered in Racine basketball circle
The Columbus dentist and former Ohio State All American spoke at Racine cage banquet, praising youth coach Larry Morrison and Racine seniors. Hull recalled 1931 Athens District game with Pomeroy and Tippy Dye, and urged education, self respect, and perseverance as lessons from sport.
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Don McDade
Arnold Adams
Bill McKelvey
Sam Price
Gaul
Butch
OSU
Athens
Greenfield McClain
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Tippy Dye
University of Washington
Dye
Jimmy
Tippy
Think You've Got Problems Outfield Woes Hit Red Sox Early
Boston manager Mike Higgins faces a decimated outfield with Ted Williams possibly missing the season due to a neck ailment and Gene Stephens sidelined with a sprained thumb. Jackie Jensen returns after a tooth infection as Gary Geiger sustains injuries in a collision and will be sidelined days. The Red Sox beat Cleveland 6-5 in that game.
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Jackie Jensen
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Don Buddin
Geiger
Red Sox
Cleveland
Panthers Edge Racine 17-0 in Five
Pomeroy opened Southeastern Ohio Athletic League chase with a 16 0 non league win over Racine as Bob Cunningham and Eastman combined for a no hit effort over five innings. Cunningham led at bat with two hits and three runs while Musser and Gibbs added three hits apiece.
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Gibbs
Venturi Ready to Pounce in Masters Opener at Augusta
Ken Venturi, 28, San Francisco, declares he is ready to win the Masters with confidence as he seeks his first Augusta title. He has twice fallen short in recent years and enters as one of the favorites after leading at halfway last year before Arnold Palmer captured the crown.
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Ken Venturi
San Francisco
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Michigan Trackmen Here On Wednesday
The University of Michigan track team, a top national contender, meets Ohio State at Ohio Stadium Wednesday at 3 p.m. Michigan seeks NCAA title form after securing the Big Ten indoor crown. The Wolverines boast top pole vaulters and a world class 220 yard sprinter.
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Ohio U Bobcats Rally Past Virginia Tech 8-5 for Second Win
Ohio University’s touring baseball squad claimed a second victory beating Virginia Tech 8-5 in Blacksburg after weather delays. The Bobcats broke a 1-0 game open in the fourth as Larry Brannon walked three times loading the bases and Bob Mayer delivered a two‑run hit to put Ohio up 3-1. They increased the lead to 5-1 and never trailed.
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Bob Mayer
Ohio U
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Nuzum
Dick Butler
Butler
Mayer
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Tom Poole
Bob Russell
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Athens
Wall earns Azalea Open money with steady final round
Art Wall held the lead and won $2000 with a 282 total six under par at the Azalea Open. Mike Souchak finished second with 285 and $1500, Don Fincherwald tied for third with 287 and $1200. Bert Weaver and others followed as Ohio U and Virginia Tech pitchers produced an eight inning win.
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Mike Souchak
Duke University
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Teavesta
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Beaumont
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Paradize
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Borrego Springs
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