Nostalgic banquet honors Bobcat basketball coach Jim Snyder
About 250 people gathered at Baker Center to honor retired Ohio University coach Jim Snyder. Speakers included former players and coaches such as Dale Bandy and Kermit Blosser, with tributes from officials and letters from alumni and rivals alike.
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Ohio University
Bill Rohr
Baker Center
Bobcat
Jim Snyder
Kermit Blosser
Snyder
Dale Bandy
Frank Baumholtz
Bill Whaley
Dave Scott
James Betts
Howard Jolliff
Harold
Daugherty
Harry B. Crewson
Bob Baur
Athens
Donald Barrett
Claire Ball
Ohio Democrat
William Lavelle
John C. Baker
Vernon Alden
David Reese
Western Michigan
Eldon Miller
Bronco Cage
In the Majors Wednesday's Games
Major league schedule notes games featuring New York at Baltimore Boston at Cleveland Milwaukee at Detroit Oakland at Minnesota Texas at Chicago Kansas City at California. The brief listing provides matchups and venues for midweek action.
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New York
Baltimore
Twinight
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Sie Milwaukee
Lolich
Peterson
Dobson
Tiant
Kucek
Albury
McNally
Briles
Tanana
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Kison
Ellis
Reuschel
Sutton
Morton
Palmer
McIntosh
Gullett
McAnally
McGraw
Webb
Ruthven
Foster
Caldwell
Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Orioles
Oakland A’s
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Connors, King Triumph At U S Open Tennis
Jimmy Connors routed Ken Rosewall 6 1 6 0 6 1 in the men's final at Forest Hills to win his third major of the year. Billie Jean King defeated Evonne Goolagong 3 6 6 3 7 5 for her fourth U S Open title. Connors earned 22 500 and King also 22 500 as Americans swept the titles for the first time since 1971.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Jimmy Connors
Billie Jean King
Ken Rosewall
Connors
Evonne
Ms. King Connors
Australia
Ms. King
Evonne Goolagong
Stan Smith
John Newcombe
Margaret Court
Newcombe
Rosewall
Miss Goolagong
Chris Evert
Dodgers Rally Behind Zahn Four-Hitter To Beat Braves
Geoff Zahn lasted seven innings for his first complete game as the Dodgers topped Atlanta 4-1. Dusty Baker doubled for one of the Braves’ four hits. Steve Garvey hit a two run homer and Ron Cey added a three run shot in support.
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Los Angeles
Davy Lopes
Braves
Darrell Evans
Dodgers
Geoff Zahn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Fred Norman
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
Reds
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadllphia
Mets
Dave Schneck
Bud Harrelson
Brewers
Darrell Porter
Reynolds
A’s
Royals
Vida Blue
Catfish Hunter
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Roy Howell
Texas
Rangers
Indians
Tigers
Oscar Gamble
Dick Bosman
Cleveland
Detroit Twins
White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Steve Braun
Minnesota
Cubs Rally Past Pirates Behind Long Fifth Inning
Cincinnati Cubs 9 5th inning surge built a four run lead as Jose Cardenal and Andre Thornton homered. Dave LaRoche preserved the 7 5 win after entering in the eighth with bases loaded.
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Cincinnati Cubs
Pirates
Jose Cardenal
Andre Thornton
Cubs
Dave LaRoche
Steve Stone
LaRoche
New York Ends Fenway Losing Streak at Boston
The Yankees beat the Red Sox 6-3 in Boston to take a one game lead in the AL East as Bill Virdon praised a win at Fenway ending an 11 year drought there. Chris Chambliss and Elliott Maddox drove in two runs each while George Medich earned the win with help from Sparky Lyle in relief.
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New York
Yankees
Boston
Associated Press
Red Sox
Bill Virdon
Fenway Park
Chris Chambliss
Elliott Maddox
George
Doc’’ Medich
Sparky Lyle
Medich
Carl Yastrzemski
Lyle
Orioles
Brewers
Bobby Grich
Tom Murphy
Milwaukee
Trevino Seizes World Series Glory Faces Masters Hope
Lee Trevino overhauled a stubborn season to win the World Series of Golf in Akron tying Gary Player at 139 to force a playoff. He now targets Augusta National and the Masters claiming he can win on any course. Trevino had long resisted Firestone and Augusta.
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Akron, Ohio
Lee Trevino
Augusta National
Trevino
Gary Player
el Paso
Tex
Augusta
Firestone
Akron
ACC Names Pairings For Annual Tourney
The article lists extensive first round pairings for the annual ACC tournament with competitors across many names. Figures include Dale Bandy and C B Stephenson and Ray Shepard facing Bob Mingus and Benno Kendall squaring with Al Carpenter.
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ACC
Dale Bandy
C. B. Stephenson
Ray Shepard
Bob Mingus
Benno Kendall
al Carpenter
Ted Sprague
Sol Rosenberg
Owen Wilkinson
Marty Hecht
Bill Boyd
Vic Grieco
Bill Diles
Bob Gayle
Moss White
Dave Strawn
Charlie Moore
Don Barrett
Tad Grover
John Jones
Dick Phillips
Gerald Stauffer
Jim White
Gomer Jones
Tom Kyle
Gene Yoho
Ray Strekal
Jim Leach
Bob Reese
al Leonard
Woody Boles
Brad Davis
Don Stuchell
Bill Rose
Skip Vosler
Harry Luman
Frank Richey
Msgr
Jan Kish
Vere Smith
Bill Roscoe
Walt Pyle
Stan Fisher
Roy Adams
Gary Garrison
Lane Tracy
Jesse Day
Harry Crewson
Bill Kelton
Fred Schl
Notre Dame Survives Test and Injury Toll vs Georgia Tech
Notre Dame defeated Georgia Tech 31-7 as Art Best suffered a broken jaw and Sherman Smith torn knee ligaments, reducing eight potential starters. Coach Ara Parseghian hailed progress despite losses, with Tom Clements slicing Tech's defense as the Irish led 17-7 at halftime.
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Atlanta
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Art Best
Sherman Smith
Parseghian
Hayes Squad Ready for Road Opener Against Minnesota
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes faces a first road opener since 1894 as the Buckeyes prepare to meet Minnesota in Minneapolis. Hayes expects a whale of a game and a victory after a strong 56 7 win in Columbus last season.
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Ohio
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Minnesota
Buckeyes
Hayes
Michigan
Southern California
Gophers
Coleaders
Rick Upchurch
Archie Griffin
Chuck Clausen
Clausen
George Chaump
Athens Golf Dominates Triangular at Athens Country Club
In a Monday match Athens outscored visiting Logan and Ironton at the Athens Country Club to improve to 3-1-1. Mike Blosser led Athens with 37 as Howie Dean and Tim Lavelle contributed solid scores. Logan and Ironton struggled, with Mike McBroom posting 37 for Logan and Ken Auble 45 for Ironton. Athens heads to Wellston for another triangular against Gallipolis and the Rockets.
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Logan
Ironton
Athens Country Club
Bulldogs
Wellston
Gallipolis
Rockets
Mike Blosser
Tim Lavelle
Howie Dean
Kevin Goldsberry
Dave Carpenter
Mike McBroom
Tom Russell
Jim Price
John Russell
Mark Dennis
Ken Auble
Ed Jewell
Dave Osborne
Chris Block
Bob Hancock
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