Conley May Miss Opener For Ohio U Football
Ohio University football drills run two days with a controlled scrimmage likely at Peden Stadium Coach Bill Hess reports Star back Dick Conley sidelined by a hip bruise may miss home opener versus Marshall next Saturday Fullback Dave LaVeck returns to his position Bob Houmard stays in for Conley Tickets selling well area agencies opened in seven cities including Lancaster Chillicothe Portsmouth Ironton Parkersburg Marietta and Zanesville Season tickets available at Convocation Center office or by phone 594 5031 594 5206
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Warren Local versus Athens Gallipolis at Coal Grove Ironton versus Portsmouth Jackson versus Greenfield Hilliard at Logan Point Pleasant versus Meigs Nelsonville York 6 Vinton County Oak Hill at Wellston Southwestern at Alexander Eastern at North Gallia Miller at Glouster Southern at Belpre Federal Hocking at Honnon Trace Wahama at Kyger Creek
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Chisox Errors Help Yankees Win 7-2
Fritz Peterson pitched his fifth straight win as the Yankees beat the White Sox 7-2 after four errors by Chicago, including two by pinch hitter Tom McCraw. The decisive inning featured a squeeze bunt by Pepitone and a wild sequence that produced seven runs. Horton belted his 34th and 35th homers for Detroit in an 8-2 win over California, while Baltimore swept Washington in a doubleheader.
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Fourteen Prep Football Games Set Friday Night Forty-two teams in SEOAL action
Fourteen prep football games are scheduled Friday, with eight SEOAL contests shaping the final warm-up before league play on Sept. 20. Wellston travels to Oak Hill, Meigs hosts Point Pleasant, Nelsonville-York visits Vinton County, and Jackson hits Greenfield, while several SECAL and MOVC matchups fill the slate. Offensive leaders include Wellston and Eastern averaging high points, with Federal Hocking and Nelsonville-York unscored on defense. individual scoring leaders feature Toby Via atop Wellston with 18 points per game and a trio tied for second at 12.0.
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Carlos and Smith loom in 200 finals at trials
John Carlos and Tommie Smith dominated the 200-meter trials, posting 20.1 and 20.0 seconds as they head into the semifinals and final. Vanderstock set a world record in the 400-meter hurdles, while Ryan struggled in the 1,600, citing mono. Al Oerter placed third in discus behind Silvester and Carlson.
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How far down the lane should a bowling ball roll
Glenn from Cleveland asks how far past the foul line a ball should hit. Joe Wilman advises most bowlers aim for three to four feet past the foul line, depending on ball speed and surface, to enable a quick roll and pocket entry. He notes excessive ball surface can push the hit farther, up to six feet, but is not typical.
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Stenlund Runner-Up in Olympic Trials Javelin Event
Ohio University coach Gary Stenlund finished second in the javelin at the Olympic trials, throwing 245 feet 9 inches. Frank Covelli of Long Beach won with 255 feet 10 inches, while Boyd Gittins of Washington State matched 49.1 for second in the 440 yard event and Ron Whitney followed at 49.2. The Olympic record remains 49.3 set in Rome by Glenn Davis, eight years earlier, as Jim Ryun faltered in the 800 meters finals.
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Jets Lose Move To Rochester in IL Semifinals
The Rochester Red Wings defeated the Columbus Jets 7-0 as the best-of-five International League semifinals sit at 1-1. Vic Roznovsky homered for Rochester, while Columbus starter Fred Beene yielded eight hits and five double plays helped preserve the shutout.
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Cards' Magic Number Four Inches Toward Pennant
The Cardinals lowered their NL pennant magic number to four by beating the Dodgers 5 4. Bob Gibson earned his 21st win as St Louis built a 5 1 lead before fending off a late surge. In Atlanta Marichal again failed to reach 30 victories as the Giants dropped a 3 1 decision with Hank Aaron hitting his 27th homer off Marichal.
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