Bobcats Open 1972 Season Against Central Michigan Chippewas
Ohio University hosts Central Michigan in the MAC opener at Peden Stadium. The Bobcats, led by Bill Hess in his 15th year, face a Chippewas squad rebuilding after losses to graduation. Ohio uses a pro style Houston veer with new lineup due to three injuries. CMU’s offense features an I formation and a developing defense as both teams seek a strong start.
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Bill Prewitt
Peden Stadium
Ohio University
Bobcats
Central Michigan University Chippewas
Ohio
Bill Hess
Bobcat
Cats
CMUL
Roy Kramer
Ed Bestvina
Mike Williamson
Roger Koepfle
Jim Ostrosky
Jeff Beams
Williamson
Scott Robinson
Bill Gary
Joph L. C. Lyons
Rich Berry
Cleveland Moutry
Tim Warner
Dave Juenger
Don Caldwell
Mike Propst
Larry Young
Steve Kappes
Tom Florhe
Dave Dvorchak
Larry Knorr
Chippewas
Gary Bevington
Mike Franckowiak
Dave McCoy
Joe Cissette
Matt Means
Bevington
Franckowiak
Jim Sandy
Chuck Markey
Central
Paul Krause
Skip Coatsworth
Mike Leiter
Bob Crooks
Bruce Carlson
Jim Culver
Mark Bennett
Rick Newsome
al Darden
Dennis
Hess
Bryant-Snyder
Kramer
CMU
MAC
Central Michigan
Matthews Collett Face Backlash After Medal Stand Moment
U S sprinters Matthews and Collett sparked controversy by standing sideways on the victory stand during the national anthem after winning the 400 meters as U S track teammates dominated field events. Milburn set a world‑class pace in the 110 hurdles, and Hammond earned a U S record bronze in the women’s 400 meters as DeMont lost the gold in swimming.
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U.S
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Vince Matthews
Wayne Collett
Ihe
Italy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Matthews
Rod Milburn
Collett
France
Guy Cruz
Army
Tom Hill
Knoxville
Tenn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Santa Monica
Calif
East Germany
Monika Zehrt
Rita Wilden
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Russia
Nadezhda Chizhova
Anatoly Bondarchuk
Renate Stecher
United States
Chris Taylor
Dowagiac
Mich
Czechoslovakia
Marvin Johnson
Ray Seales
Jesse Valdez
Ricardo Carreras
U. S
MAC Kicks Off Season and Tangerine Bowl Approval
The MAC opens 1972 with Toledo facing Tampa in a potential setback to its 35 game win streak The Tangerine Bowl site Orlando Fla was approved by the NCAA after conditions on stadium and community support were met Also Kent State visits Akron as Western Michigan hosts Long Beach State and Miami Bowling Green play next weekend
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Columbus
Ohio
Orlando
Fla
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
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Ohio State
Murphy
Joe Schwartz
Kent State
Don James
Akron
Toledo
Squirrel season opens strong in Southeastern Ohio
The District Four office of the Ohio Division of Wildlife reports the squirrel season opening today looks good in Southeastern Ohio. A bumper mast crop suggests prospects for area parks and public hunting areas range from good to excellent.
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District Four
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio
High School Schedule Friday and Saturday Games
Friday matchups include Hannan-Trace at Eastern and Athens at Marietta with many area schools hosting. Notable games feature Fort Frye versus Belpre, Licking Valley against Miller, and St Albans at Point Pleasant. Saturday brings Manchester at Gallipolis at 2 30 p m.
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SVAC
Hannan-Trace
Athens
Marietta
Columbus
DeSales
Ironton
Oak Hill
Jackson
New Lexington
Logan
Reemlin
Meigs
Portsmouth
Notre Dame
Waverly
Wellston
Vinton County
Fort
Senate Approves Pro Cage Merger
A Senate subcommittee endorsed a bill to let the ABA and NBA merge only if player rights are limited. Amendments would curb the reserve clause to two years, allocate 30 percent of gate receipts to visiting teams, blackout certain telecasts, drop a proposed 1.5 million indemnity, and allow freedom for players with preserved protections. Senator Sam J. Ervin highlighted the need to shield players.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Senate Judiciary Committee
ABA
NBA
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Ashe Favored To Win Open Title At Forest Hills
Arthur Ashe, 1968 U S Open champion, leads as favorite after defeating Stan Smith 7-6 6-4 7-5 with help from Pancho Gonzales who advised on serve and forehand. Semifinals set with Ashe vs Cliff Richey, and Ilie Nastase to face Tom Gorman. Billie Jean King and Margaret Court meet in a separate women’s semifinal.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Arthur Ashe
Pancho Gonzales
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Ashe
Gonzales
Pancho
Margaret Court
Mrs. Court
Chris Evert
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Kerry Melville
Australia
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Richey
Frew McMillan
South Africa
Tom Gorman
U.S
West Side
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Tanner
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Ilie Nastase
Fred Stolle
Nastase
Gorman
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Tim Harrison
Pat Midgley
Je’ Ams
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Tee Weee
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Tim Welch
Tee
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Tom Ray Cy Sueaben
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Dick Edwards
Cleve Moutry
the Athens Messenger
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Brad Cooper
IOC
George Strode
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Skyline Speedway
Stewart, Ohio
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