Bulldogs Aim for first Gallipolis win since 1956
Athens seeks a 1956-style upset at Gallipolis Memorial Field after a seven year stretch of Blue Devils wins at Athens. The SE Ohio clash features 0-3 league Gallipolis and 2-1 Athens with game time set for 8 p.m. at Memorial Field.
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Tribe Day Of Decision Faces Indians Move Or Stay
The Cleveland Indians board of directors weighs whether to remain in Cleveland or relocate after receiving Gabe Paul’s report on trips to Seattle Oakland and Dallas. Attendance woes and a $2 million two year loss loom while ticket sales progress.
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Two Bobcats Return Hess To Platoon More Saturday
Ohio University coach Bill Hess plans platooning and returning two injured regulars against Xavier at Peden Stadium. Ron Stepsis and Tom Resch have practiced all week and are set to start, while Ron Curtis remains doubtful with a severe ankle sprain.
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Ohio State Open Football Season With 110 Points
Ohio State totaled 110 points last season while holding opponents to 102. The Buckeyes finished with a 5-3-1 record, highlighting a high scoring season ahead of a new campaign.
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