Ohio Renews Top Rivalry With Kent
Ohio University Bobcats travel to Kent State for a Mid American Conference clash. Ohio leads 12-7-1 in the series, coming off a 1-0 forfeit win and a 12-10 win in 1966. Kent coach Dave Paddington faces Ohio mentor Bill Hess in a tough, storied rivalry showdown with key players named from both squads.
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DeLucca a Fine Example Of College Grid Lessons
Ron DeLucca Ohio University top quarterback in 1966 started at defensive left end as the Bobcats opened the season vs Marshall He embodies the college football ethic of attitude courage and perseverance He moved from quarterback to end learning a new role and training intensely to help the team while contemplating a pro return
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ASK JOE WILMAN BOWLING TIP ON STICKY APPROACHES
A newspaper feature advises bowlers to adjust to sticky humid approaches by reducing body speed and altering the aiming angle to allow more hook. It notes left shoe friction can cause slips or fouls and suggests obtaining the 24 page Beginning Bowling booklet for 20 cents plus a self addressed stamped envelope to Joe Wilman.
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Russell signs two year Celtics contract as player coach
Bill Russell agreed Monday to a two year deal with the Boston Celtics to serve as center and coach at an estimated 205000 each year. The Celtics begin a 12 game exhibition slate with Atlanta in Salem Virginia Tuesday night. Michigan State and Indiana remain the only Big Ten schools to win NCAA cross country titles. State has eight titles while the Hoosiers have three. Ray Broussard led the jockeys with 56 winners at the 1968 Monmouth Park meet, six more than Jacinto Vasquez.
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Orioles Edge McLain Keeps Series Pressure On Tigers
McLain stays hot but Orioles win 2-1 as rookie Roger Nelson and Pete Richert hold Detroit. McLain nears 32 wins, needing one more chance, while Baltimore closes in on second place behind Detroit. Boston’s losing streak ends. Chance and Kelly spark different West Coast results. NL action sees Pirates win in extras.
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Key leaders across batting and pitching categories for the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Yastrzemski and Harrelson in batting, McLain and McDowell on pitching, Rose and F. Alou among hits, and Brock with steals. Monday stars include pitching by Dean Chance for the Twins and Pat two-run hit in a 3 0 win over California.
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Meet New Bobcats star Harvey Mitchell profile
Harvey Mitchell, a 5-9 170 pound sophomore flankerback from Toledo Woodward, led the Bobcats in rushing with 185 net yards on 13 carries and averaged 4.2. He caught 10 passes for 266 yards and three touchdowns, led in scoring with 36 points, and contributed five kickoff returns for 143 yards and a touchdown plus 10 punt returns for 50 yards. As a high school junior he earned all city football honors and won the Ohio Classic 100 yard dash in 1966, while majoring in physical education.
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FGA Standings Incomplete Box Scores From Today
Standings note for today lists only one game schedule results and notes remaining fixtures. Matches include Los Angeles at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh plus San Francisco at Houston New York at Atlanta Philadelphia at St Louis with Wednesday games pending.
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Angels Hire New GM and Retain Rigney
ANAHEIM AP Bill Rigney was rehired as manager of the California Angels for a new contract worth $60,000 annually. The Angels also named Dick Walsh former NASL commissioner as league general manager, replacing 70 year old Fred Haney who is stepping down.
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Detroit Tigers Evaluate Mickey Stanley at Shortstop
Detroit manager Mayo Smith tests center fielder Mickey Stanley at shortstop to add a bat in the lineup before the World Series with St. Louis. If Stanley handles short, Al Kaline could move to outfield. otherwise Tom Matchick stays at short. Stanley’s error in Baltimore sparked the experiment.
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Purdue Keeps Top Spot Irish Second in AP Poll
Purdue remains No. 1 after a 44-7 win over Virginia. Notre Dame rises to No. 2 after beating Oklahoma 45-21. Southern California slips to No. 3 with a 29-20 opener victory over Minnesota. Navy, Air Force, Virginia Tech losses affect rankings. Texas, Oklahoma drop after weekend games. Kentucky
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Smallest Republic Sends Five To Olympics
San Marino, the world’s smallest republic with about 17 000 inhabitants, sends five athletes to the Olympic Games. The move is seen more for publicity than medal hopes, marking its first Olympic participation from outside Italy.
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Chillicothe Bears beat Athens in cross country dual
Chillicothe claimed four of the first five places to defeat Athens 22 to 35 in a Friday cross country meet. Athens top finisher Rob Alden placed fourth in 11:05, while Chillicothe’s Fred Bobo won in 10:43. Other Athens runners included Caul sixth 11:33 Lenigar seventh 11:44 Wagner eighth 12:00 McFarland ninth 12:04 Welch 12th 11:20 Noel 14th 12:38.
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Yankees Settle Third Place Fate in Week of Baseball
NEW YORK P The New York Yankees will decide if the Cleveland Indians can overtake the Boston Red Sox for third place in the final week of the season. The Indians in fourth place are half a game behind Boston and meet New York in a three game series Tuesday and Wednesday before ending the season with two against Baltimore. The Red Sox have two games left with Washington then a three game set with the Yankees.
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