Bevl y Leads Buckeyes In Spring Scrimmage At Peden Stadium
Sophomore to be Rich Bevly will start at quarterback in the Green and White scrimmage at Peden Stadium. He directed the offense with a 65 yard run and a 60 yard scoring pass to Dave Juenger while Juenger, moved from wide receiver to quarterback then tight end, caught several passes and totaled 83 receiving yards. Receivers Cleveland Moutry and Tim Warner also connected with Bevly as Ohio University showcases depth behind injured Bill Gary and Don Caldwell.
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Hess
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Youngstown Youngster
Tim Warner
L.C. Lyons
Scott Love
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Ohio
Toledo
Western Michigan
Hess Praises Spring Scrimmage After Hard-Hitting Tuneup
Saturday 26 trips and Jim Kozlowski gained 73 yards on 21 carries against the starting defense. Hess praised both lines and the defense while noting need for more hard work and experience to improve. He said the tuneup scrimmage showed aggressiveness and strong hitting, with mistakes that hurt drives inherent to spring games.
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Jim Kozlowski
Hess
Bobcats at Toledo battle to shake MAC woes
Ohio University visits Toledo as OU seeks to end a four game winless stretch and climb from the MAC cellar. Toledo tops the mound with a 1.85 ERA led by Roger Coe and Neal Mersch while OU relies on Doug Diamond Jim Bierman and Terry Wenger as hitters Sparks Bruno Makaski Swisher pace a 13 6 record and three MAC games.
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Toledo
John Pilewski
Tom Goyer
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Rocket
Roger Coe
Rockets
Neal Mersch
Mersch
Stan Sanders
O.u’s
Bob Wren
Dave Sparks
Bob Bruno
Bob Makaski
Steve Swisher
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Doug Diamond
Jim Bierman
Terry Wenger
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Reds Beat Cardinals 9-5 Behind Tolan Triple and Perez Glove
Reds ride Tolan's line drive triple and Perez's first-base defense to a 9-5 victory over the Cardinals. Perez saved a key rally with a leaping grab off Alou and Concepcion added a late RBI single. Cubs blank Braves 8-0 as Pappas, Monday pace Chicago.
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Rangers Down Bruins 5-2 in Cup showdown
New York thrashed Boston 5-2 to cut the Stanley Cup series deficit to 2-1. Rod Gilbert scored twice as the Rangers cashed three straight power plays in the first period and checked the Bruins’ late momentum.
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West Says He Has Found The Mark In Playoff Clash
Jerry West declared he had rediscovered the basket’s location and was ready for the fourth game of the NBA playoffs. The Lakers led the Knicks 2-1 in the best of seven after a 107-96 win, with West shooting 10 for 28 in the previous game.
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Orr Captures Hart Trophy for Third Straight Season
Boston star Bobby Orr won the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP for the third consecutive year, plus his fifth Norris Trophy. He led the league with 126 MVP points, ahead of Ken Dryden, while Phil Esposito finished third in MVP voting and Dryden edged Buffalo's Rick Martin for top rookie honors. The Vezina went to Chicago goalies Tony Esposito and Gary Smith.
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National Hockey League
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Jean Ratelle
Montreal
Ken Dryden
Phil Esposito
Dryden
Esposito
Art Ross
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Buffalo
Rick Martin
Vezina
Chicago
Tony Esposito
Gary Smith
Major League Baseball Thursday and weekend schedules
Results and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues with matchups listed for Friday and Saturday. Notable games include Chicago at Baltimore opener postponed by wet grounds and Cincinnati beating St Louis 9-5 while Chicago 8-0 Atlanta 0-0.
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Francisco
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Philadelphia
San Diego
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Los Angeles
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Stoneman
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Moose
Nolan
Niekro
Gibson
San Francisco
Thorpe Leads Houston Open After Round One
Chuck Thorpe a rookie pro and former Pirates farmhand shot six under par 66 to lead the Houston Open by one stroke over Don Bies and Hale Irwin at West Wood Country Club. Notables at 68 include Doug Sanders Jack Ewing and Jim Ferriell. Bruce Devlin Lanny Wadkins and Bob Menne at 69. Bruce Crampton stood at 74.
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Hale Irwin
Doug Sanders
Jack Ewing
Jim Ferriell
Bruce Devlin
Lanny Wadkins
Bob Menne
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