Ohio U honors spring sports at annual athletic banquet
Ohio University athletics honored spring teams at a Bailey Center banquet led by Bobcat of the Year Bill Biggs. Athens standouts Dick Duncan Phil Rose and Rich McKinney received top awards along with Wren and Widdoes for long service. The event highlighted MAC rivals and signings affecting 1968 baseball and track.
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Bob Wren
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Detroit Tigers
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Nancy Greer
Sport Magazine
Columbus
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Miss Greer
Stan Huntsman
Kermit Blosser
Blosser
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Reichenbach
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Giants Beat Phils 3-1 Behind Mays Bunt
Willie Mays bunt sparked the Giants to a 3-1 victory over Philadelphia in the ninth inning after Texas pitched and fielded misplays. McCovey Hart hit the key rally as Mays delivered the decisive bunt and Hart followed with a double driving in two. Hart's hit backed Gaylord Perry's first win since April.
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Indians Back On Winning Track
Cleveland pitcher Steve Hargan threw a four hit shutout to beat the Washington Senators 5 0 and end a four game Indian skid He tossed 137 pitches for his third shutout and lowered his ERA to 1 97 as the Indians collected 10 hits Manager Joe Adcock praised Hargan while noting the lineup hit the ball hard The win followed a doubleheader loss to Boston and left Cleveland five or six games under .500 if the team hit closer to its average 25 000 women league members bowled in 1 777 foreign leagues in 22 countries including Japan Crete Ethiopia and Taiwan
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Monday To Wednesday
A fragmented recap shows results like Cleveland 5 Washington 0 and Baltimore 7 New York 0, with standings around 16 16 for Baltimore and Minnesota 16 16. Upcoming games include Kansas City at California and Chicago at Minnesota with several N designated matchups.
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Athens Bulldogs hammer Fairfield 22 to 3 in season finale
Athens powered past Fairfield School for Boys 22 to 3 in a non league finale on Monday. Larry Sams led the attack with four hits including a double and a triple and five RBIs while Greg Hull Dennis Rapp and Eric Hummel delivered power hitting. Four Athens pitchers shared duties with Perry earning the win. Fairfield starter Handley suffered the loss. Five Athens seniors closed their high school careers as Sams earned honorary captaincy.
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Dennis Rapp
Eric Hummel
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RBI
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Nelsonville and Lancaster Reach In State Tournament
The Southeastern District teams Nelsonville and Lancaster advance to the Ohio High School Baseball Tournament in Columbus. Nelsonville faces Clinton Massie in a Class A semi at 10 a.m. on Friday, while Eden meets Gnadenhutten. Lancaster plays Cincinnati Western Hills in Class 1A, and Columbus Whetstone meets Boardman in Class AA semi finals.
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Gnadenhutten
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Cincinnati Sycamore
Akron Kenmore
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Freshman Greg Moore Misses U S Open Qualifying
Ohio University freshman Greg Moore failed to qualify for the U S Open after carding 85 84 169 at Brookside Country Club in Columbus where 156 was required. Jack Algeo won the Calloway Tournament at Athens Country Club with 70, ahead of runners up Charlie Mitchell Kermit Blosser and Dr Bill Biggs who each shot 72.
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Athens
Ohio University
Moore
Brookside Country Club
Columbus
Jack Algeo
Athens Country Club
Charlie Mitchell
Kermit Blosser
Bill Biggs
Pairings Made For NCAA Play In Carbondale Ill
Ohio State the Big Ten champion meets Valparaiso Thursday at 1 p.m. in the opening game of the NCAA District 4 baseball tournament in Carbondale Illinois. Southern Illinois faces Western Michigan at p.m. A district title could send Ohio State back to Omaha to defend its NCAA crown.
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