Ohio U Lone MAC entry to Northern Intercollegiate golf
Ohio University’s golf squad, 17 4 1, earned a bid to the Northern Intercollegiate Invitational at Michigan. Kermit Blosser’s Bobcats are the lone MAC team in a 14 team field including Big Ten schools Notre Dame Miami Fla and Florida. Nordstrom leads Ohio State defending champion with teammate Helwagen Ward Deever Schenk and Dickinson joining.
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Tim Dickinson
Ohio U Basketball Schedule Reveals West Coast Trip and Big Ten Test
Ohio University releases a 23 game 1967 68 basketball schedule under Coach Jim Snyder with a Christmas West Coast trip Dec 14 22 including Seattle Portland Idaho and Minnesota. Northwestern Indiana Marshall Western Michigan Toledo Kent State Loyola of Chicago Northern Illinois Bowling Green and Miami appear among non conference and MAC games with a December 2 Northwestern opener at Athens.
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Logan Clouts 18 Hits Wins in Sectional Semi
Logan Clouts 18 hits and a three hitter by ace Bill Westfall propelled the Chieftains to an 11-5 win over Belpre in the Class AA sectional semifinals. Westfall struck out 16 and carried a no hitter into the sixth inning.
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Basketball standings tease from Friday games
Schedule note lists Friday games across conferences with matchups including Washington at California New York at Kansas City Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland and other noted pairs. The fragment hints at an operations bulletin for upcoming results.
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Braves Move Into Tie For Second In NL Race
Braves blanked the Cubs 4-0 at Atlanta Stadium as Dick Kelley pitched a three hitter to move Atlanta within two games of Cincinnati atop the National League standings. The Braves and St. Louis tied for second, with San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles also winning in a day of tight NL action. Kelley allowed only a third inning single by Don Kessinger and a first inning triple by Billy Williams, while Mack Jones homered for Atlanta.
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