Cat Diamondmen Take MAC Lead In Doubleheader Sweep
Ohio University baseball swept Marshall in a 12 inning opener and a 6-5 nightcap to seize the Mid-American Conference lead. Joe Yager hit an eighth inning homer and Jim Terry Taszka Morrison combined on a five inning one hit relief effort as Scott Fields closed out the finale. The Bobcats stand 14-10 overall and travel to Xavier before hosting Bowling Green.
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Bobcat Alumni Lead In 1960s MAC Baseball Stats
Rich McKinney of Ohio University tops the Mid American Conference with four home runs in 1968 and ten in 1967. Berke Reichenbach, another OU alumnus, has 24 hits in 1965. Terry Harmon, former Bobcat and 1965 Phillies signee, holds 43 all games in 1965.
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Leas Wins Second Skyline 25-Lap Feature At Quaker City
Leas of Steubenville driving the orange and white No. 55 racer led the final 25 laps to repeat as fast qualifier and winner in Skyline Speedway action at Quaker City Ohio. The program included road stock and super modified heats with McCoy, Mast, Bond and Gay notable finishes and a wild crash by Larry McPeak.
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Cubs Relievers Falter In Astros Loss Stranded Bases
Chicago bullpen faltered as Phil Regan walked in the winning run with the bases loaded in the eighth. The Cubs fell 6 5 to the Houston Astros amid a day of relief pitching troubles across the NL.
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Spencer Qualifies For State Meet In Regional Track Meet
Gallipolis won one event and placed fourth to send Spencer to the state meet in Columbus. Spencer won the 120 yard high hurdles in .144 and jumped 21-5 to take fourth in the long jump, advancing in both events. Other area runners like Bob Handley posted school records yet missed state by fractions.
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Lancaster Gales claim district golf crown in Southeastern meet
Lancaster led by Steve Groves with a 71 medalist score captured the team title at Fairgreens Country Club. Portmouth’s Steve Blowers was runner up medalist with 74, while Gallipolis and New Lexington squads filled top slots as 28 teams competed.
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Aor LDL Stand In Fragment Article
Fragmentary OCR text shows aor LDL and ESASTAND references with unclear context and no identifiable events or details. No names, dates, places, or outcomes are recoverable from the readable portion.
Majestic Prince doubtful for Belmont Stakes after Preakness
Owner Frank McMahon and trainer Johnny Longden signal Majestic Prince will skip the Belmont on June 7 despite potential Triple Crown hopes. The colt won the Preakness but, amid weight loss from the campaign, may not race again this year.
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Bowling Green Tops Ohio in MAC Tennis Clash
Bowling Green nipped Ohio University 54 in a MAC tennis match as BG’s team edged past the Bobcats on the road. Results show Cavensugh, Norris, Longora and others winning sets in a tight conference finale prep.
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Dickinson wins Cotennial National Invitation Tournament
Gardner Dickinson fired a 65 Sunday to win the Cotennial National Invitation Tournament in Fort Worth Texas. He finished at 278 two under par to take the $25,000 first prize.
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