Bobcats suffer dramatic late collapse ends season
Ohio University fans watched a once-dominant run end as Detroit and Ohio University traded leads in a tense NCAA District Four playoff thriller. Detroit tied the game in the eighth and won with a late double by Rich Rashid, then Harry Brinsden scored on a double to seal the 8 7 comeback.
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Rich Rashid
Dennis Scoule
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Scouler
Terry Harmon
Rashid
Harry Brinsden
Ohio University Beats Bobcats. Buckeyes Reach Saturday Final
Deehan strikes out Larry Merchant and Harmon is forced at first as Ohio University eliminates the Bobcats 28 3 to end with a 28 3 mark, the best in school history, sending Detroit into the final against Ohio State.
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Ohio State Buckeyes Edge Bobcats In Tournament Dodgers
Ohio State defeated Ohio University 7 3 to advance as Detroit eliminated Notre Dame, with key infield play and relief pitching by Dixon and McConnell guiding the Buckeyes. Bobcats infield errors contributed to the loss as Lenny Stahl took a tough defeat despite six innings of one earned run.
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Aylin
Legion '9' Opens 1965 Season With Camp Chase Doubleheader
The Athens American Legion team, K. T. Crossen Post 21, coached by Ed Bannon, opens its 1965 season Sunday at Ohio University's freshman field with a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader against Camp Chase. Readiness includes Athens High School players plus Lanny Tyo Kyger Creek High School Larry Price Racine and Gary Stobart Port Middleport. The next action is June 5 against Capitol City in a doubleheader.
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Racine
Gary Stobart
Middleport
Athens High Baseballs Bruce Bannow Leads Hitting
Athens High School finished 6-7 under coach Ed Rannow with a 3-3 SEOL record and third in the Northern Division. Bruce Bannow led with a .354 average, Larry Coon hit .345, and Larry Adams led in runs with 15 and steals with 10. Larry Gibson paced pitching with a 3-3 record and 2.02 ERA.
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Wallace Is Third In State Meet Finals
Wallace, from Middleport, placed third in the 440 yard dash finals at Ohio Stadium with a 51.4 as Cleveland Glenville took Class AA honors and Fairport Harbour claimed Class A. Other area results included De Veau and Gaines not advancing in their events and Versailles winning the small school crown.
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Ravenna
Yank Heisler
Golfing with Alex Morrison on using fact over fancy
The article argues golfers err by trusting fancy rather than fact in club handling and swing. It urges switching to correct swing essentials to improve accuracy, direction, and scores, replacing overconfidence in luck with practical adjustments.
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