Ohio Bobcats seek offense fix after scrimmage
Ohio coach Bill Hess says speed is adequate but power is lacking as the Bobcats scrimmage to refine offense. Key players LeVeck Roush Mitchell Kapostasy shuffled after LeVeck injury while cornerback Rader and Crish work to learn duties ahead of the Kent State opener.
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Howard Catches Jackson In HR Race
Reggie Jackson trails Frank Howard for the American League home run lead after Howard hits his 46th, a two RBI day backing Dick Bosman in Washington’s 2-0 win over the Yankees. Jackson leaves Oakland with a hive reaction and uncertain return.
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Seattle Tops A's as Oakland Seats Sinking Streak Deepens
Seattle defeats Oakland 9 4 to extend the A's fifth straight loss and 13th in 16 games while Minnesota clings to a 944 game lead despite a 3 2 setback to Chicago. Baltimore, Detroit and California win as White Sox, Twins, and Royals fall.
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Reds announce playoff ticket sale procedures
The Cincinnati Reds set mail order only sales for NL playoff tickets if they win the Western Division. Two tickets per game at $5 each plus $1 handling, with a $21 total for two games via certified or cashier’s check. Sales to P O Box 1991 Cincinnati 45201 Ohio. playoff dates tentatively Oct 4 and 5 with 4 pm and 1 pm starts.
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Reds lose bid for larger scoreboard at new riverfront stadium
Cincinnati city council approves the American Sign and Indicator bid for 1 135 858 for a 20 by 180 foot electronic scoreboard, rejecting Reds president Francis L Dale's push for a larger 27 by 250 foot board despite potential higher advertising revenue.
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Athens Native Tom Kempton Named To Dayton Post
Tom Kempton a 24 year old Athens native is named public relations director for the Dayton Gems of the International Hockey League. He graduated from Athens High in 1963 and needs 18 hours for a journalism degree at Ohio University. Kempton has led the Ted Kluszewski Baseball School at Bainbridge for three years.
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In The Majors Friday's Games Note Twi Night Pairings
The schedule lists games in multiple cities including New York Pittsburgh Montreal Marrone N Chicago St Louis Houston Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco California Seattle Kansas City Minnesota Oakland Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Washington Boston New York with twi night slots indicated by N or 2. The list shows matchups across leagues without results.
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Mets Go Into Ist With Twin Win
Mets move into first place in the NL East after two wins as Montreal and San Diego struggle in the standings. Wayne Garrett Cleon Jones and Boswell drove in runs in the opener, while Chicago falls further from first with a 3-8 loss.
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Mets Move Into First With 12th Inning Win Over Expos
The Mets swept Montreal 3-2 in 12 innings and 7-1 to reach first place by a half game after Ken Boswell delivered a 12th inning single scoring Cleon Jones. Nolan Ryan tossed a three-hitter in the nightcap as New York pulled ahead of Chicago and tied Houston for wins.
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Bowling Doctor Bowling Doctor
Complaint about an inconsistent hook ball and follow-through. The piece notes the bowler often overestimates performance and seeks corrective tips for improved technique.
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Technique Note on Bowling Follow Through
The passage emphasizes consistent follow through in bowling. It warns that skipping the finishing position leads to a dump of the ball and forgetting to bring the hand up before the face. It advises athletes to observe and note the finishing position of their bowling hand each time.
Benington MSU Cage Coach Dies in Locker Room
John Benington 47 former Michigan State University basketball coach died of a massive heart attack Wednesday night at Jenison Gymnasium. He led the Spartans for four seasons compiling 56–38 overall and tied for the Big Ten title in 1966-67.
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14 Game Schedule Set For Gridders
A 14 game schedule for area Southeastern Ohio Athletic League teams dominates the preview. Point Pleasant and Wahama sit 2-0 entering Friday as Meigs visits Point Pleasant and Wahama hosts Gallia County’s Kgger Creek. Eastern hosts North Gallia in a SVAC matchup while Federal Hocking opens Tri-Valley play at Belpre.
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High School Friday Football Schedule Across Several Cities
Friday slate lists Athens at Lancaster and multiple county matchups including Coal Grove at Gallipolis Portsmouth at Ironton Greenfield at Jackson Logan at Hilliard Meigs at Point Pleasant Vinton County at Nelsonville Wellston at Hill Alexander at Southwestern North Gallia at Eastern Glouster at Johnstown Monroe Kyger Creek at Wohorma Tri Valley Federal Hocking at Belpre Saturday features Southern of Miller at 2 p.m.
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