Ohio State rolls to 52-7 in spring intra squad game
Ohio State’s offense exploded for 455 rushing yards and 129 passing yards in a 52-7 spring game victory over the Whites. Freshman Dave Reynolde, Will Sander, Tom Barrington and Lima products Will Thomas and Arn ie Fontes contributed multiple touchdowns as Don Unverforth and Fontes split quarterback duties.
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Tom Barrington
Rede
Don Unverforth
Lima
Will Thomas
Myvard
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Matson Breaks 70-Foot Barrier In Shot Put
Randy Matson of Texas A&M shattered the 70-foot mark in the shot put at the Southwest Conference meet in College Station. The Olympic silver medalist unleashed a 70.7 foot throw in the preliminaries, surpassing his own pending world record.
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Dallas Long
Southern California
Reds and Whites tie in Miami spring scrimmage 12-12
In Miami University spring football scrimmage Reds and Whites played to a 12-12 tie. Joe Minoti scored for the Reds on a four yard run, Bill Johnson added a one yard TD, and Bruce Matie mounted a 54 yard run. Joe Kozar scored the White team’s other TD. The game featured a standout day for Navy and Maryland football links through 1970.
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Reds
Miami University
Joe Minoti
Youngstown
Bill Johnson
Cleveland
Bruce Matie
Joe Kozar
Larain
Record Relay Paces Panthers To Victory
MORROW Springboro High Panthers set two Warren County Track Meet records to win the meet. Springboro broke the final mile relay mark in a 3 4 3 6 time to edge Little Miami as Mason and Carlisle tied for second. Darrell Jackson led in the high jump and Bob Mockabee won both the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash as Springboro accumulated points for the victory.
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Panthers
Warren County
Little Miami
Little Miami Mason
Carlisle
Waynesville
Kings Mills
Darrell Jackson
Spingbors
Bob Mockabee
Davidon
Hannah
Brown M. Morris
Fry
Bowling Promotion and Results Highlight Local Tourneys
In Middletown bowling dominates company morale with 58 percent naming tenpins as top activity. The Appreciation Tournament opens strong with Wards leading men’s division. Moorman Land and Gravel second. Detroit area bowlers post high scores including a 300 by Bob Strampe in doubles and a 298 followed by a 300 in singles, while others notch 566 totals and several high series.
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Moorman
Sports Bowl 18
Phillies rally in 11th seals win over Cardinals
Nelson Briles walked Pat Corrales with the bases loaded in the 11th, forcing in Johnny Callison with the winning run as the Phillies edged St Louis 9–8. Callison, with four hits, sparked a long four hour 10 minute game in which Philadelphia added two errors to help the Cardinals' late charges.
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Johnny Callisan
Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
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Dick Stuart
Alex Johnson
Cardinals
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Middletown Middies Take Second in GOL Tennis Meet
Hamilton Taft hosted the Greater Ohio League tennis tournament where Lima Senior won with 13 points, Middletown and Fairfield tied for second with six. Middletown claimed the second doubles title as Ledford and Slade defeated Jones and Skinner 3 6 3, after a bye.
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Lima
Middletown
Farfield
Bill Ledford
Dick Slade
Jones
Skinner
Western Michigan Topples Miami 4-1 Behind Anderson Two Hits
Dave Anderson led Western Michigan with two hits and two RBIs as the Broncos beat Miami 4-1. Miami scored in the second inning, Western Michigan answered with two in the sixth and added two more in the eighth. Miami stands 11-11 overall and 3-3 in the MAC, Western Michigan 10-3- overall and 7-1 in league play. Rivier, Hussie, and Retterer pitched for Miami while Garha and Huweenga appeared for Western Michigan.
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Kalamazoo
Dave Anderson
Western Michigan
Miami
Redskins
Broncos
Hornet Netters Fall 4-1 to Franklin Indians
Monroe High tennis suffered a 4-1 defeat to Franklin. Dave Armstrong earned the Hornets lone win, defeating Wayne Roberts in third singles. The Hornets stand 7-7 on the season.
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Dave Armstrong
Hornets
Wayne Roberts
Three Changes Highlight State Bowling Action
In yesterday's Ohio State Woman's Bowling Association tournament at J-J Lanes and Eastern Lanes, standings shifted in singles and team events. Norma Short of Sugar Grove posted 582 actual with 105 handicap for 687, Beverly Buchanan of Newark 531 plus 153 handicap for 684, Donna Doyle of Columbus leads singles with 731. Eleven Underwood and Barbara Lester lead doubles with 1,323. Billings Five of Botkins moved to ninth in team with 3,042 while Codenauer Masters of Miamisburg remain at 3,087. Emma Myatt rolled first 600 with 606 total and 254 game, Barbara Mercure hit 600. Mary Ann Guisinger of Marysville and Ruth Bitzenhofel of Toledo will receive awards from the WI Bowling Congress for notable games.
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Ohio State Woman's
Billings
Botkins
Codenauer
Mary Ann Guisinger
Marysville
Ruth Bitzenhofel
Toledo
Lebanon Raceway First Race Results and Times
Race by race results list pace horses and payoffs from Lebanon Raceway. First race shows Parading Whiz and Byne Boy with times around 2.12. Across races, multiple sulkies record prices and decimals for winners, place, and show with last race time around 9.13.
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Parading Whiz
Byne Boy
Trot J. WH
High Trump
Sister Lind
Linda Blackstone
Del
Pace
Little Hulry
Henry Blackstone
Volo Bill
Jjezebel
Mike's Lady
Zola Knight
Redskins take third in triangular track meet at Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Michigan State finished third in a three team meet at Western Michigan University yesterday. Western Michigan led with 70 points, Michigan State had 69, and Miami totaled 34. Tom Zapler won the shot put with a 51 feet 4 inch toss while Rick Cunningham captured the mile in 4 07 5. Both marks were season bests. Rich Chamberlain of Carlisle placed second in the discus and Bob Hamilton of Chautauqua finished second in the high jump.
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Kalamazoo
Miami University
Western Michigan State
Western Michigan
Michigan State
Miami
Tom Zapler
Rick Cunningham
Rich Chamberlain
Carlisle
Bob Hamilton
Chautauqua
Bears Top Cats In Spring Tilt
The Bears roared back for four second half touchdowns to defeat the Cats 44 30 in Cincinnati intrasquad spring football game at the University of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cats
University of Cincinnati
Lebanon Cups Track Dominates NMML Meet at Monroe
Lebanon High's Warriors won six track events and three field events to take the New Mid-Miami League meet at Monroe with 89 points, edging Monroe 48 and Franklin 412. Talawanda finished fourth and Fenwick fifth as Lebanon swept sprints, relays, and hurdles led by Larry Benner and Mike Terry in multiple events.
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Lucky Debonair Seeks Triple Crown After Derby Victory
Lucky Debonair, winner of the Kentucky Derby, heads to the Preakness with Bold Lad and Jacinto scratched. Bold Lad was the Derby favorite but finished 10th, while Jacinto was withdrawn due to ankle concerns. Remaining challengers include Dapper Dan, Tom Rolfe, Native Charger, and Hai to All, who trailed him in the Derby as racing’s Triple Crown pursuit continues.
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Citation
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Native Charger
Redskins Golfers Lose to Bowling Green in Skins Cup
Bowling Green beat Miami 14 to 10 in Skins Cup golf as Toledo and Western Michigan also fell earlier. Bill Buss of Toledo earned a five under par 45 while Dick Baker, Mike Brines and Joe Hart led the Redskins with 71s.
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Toledo University
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Toledo
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Mike Brines
Joe Hart
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