Campus Disorders Threaten Ohio State Miami and Kent State Sports
Ohio State Miami and Kent State campuses closed disrupt scheduling for the MAC and NCAA golf tournaments. If doors reopen Monday the Big Ten and Mid American plans may keep venues, but a continued closure could force alternative sites for spring championships in golf track and tennis.
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Middletown’s Roy Greene shaped local basketball lore
Former Middletown High athletic director Elmo Lingrel recalls hiring Roy Greene in 1929 after a long interview in Indianapolis. Greene built Middletown’s program, won the 1944 state title, coached at Cornell, then North Park College, and now cherishes memories while planning future moves with his wife Ethel.
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National League East results and schedule update
National League East standings show Montreal 3 New York 0 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 0 and Atlanta 7 Chicago 6 in ten innings with Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1 and San Francisco 6 San Diego 5 in 14 innings. Evening games list Atlanta at Chicago and more matchups including Montreal at New York and Houston at Los Angeles.
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Baseball Scoreboard: New York and Milwaukee Tie Five Five
In a rain shortened slate only games scheduled. New York and Milwaukee ended 5 to 5 after nine innings. Chicago faced Detroit 9 to 5 in the other scheduled contest.
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Baseball Doubleheader matchups across league slate
A slate of nine scheduled games shows Washington at Oakland, Chicago at Detroit, Baltimore at Minnesota, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York at Milwaukee, and Boston at California with various pitchers listed. The broadcast cues include rematches and note both home and away pairings across the National League and American League lineups.
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Veale Tops Reds In Pirates Victory On Lefty Pitching
Bob Veale became the first left handed pitcher to defeat Cincinnati this year as the Pirates beat the Reds 4 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Veale allowed three hits while fanning nine and retiring 21 of the last 22 batters. Stargell homered, Mazeroski scored on a sacrifice, and Patek stole second in a decisive late innings effort.
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Expos Reliever McGinn Shuts Out Mets in 3-0 Start
Montreal reliever Dan McGinn, making his second start of the year and 100th major league appearance, tossed a three-hitter to defeat the New York Mets 3-0. Seaver saw his 16 game win streak and league lead in strikeouts affected as Montreal held off in the NL action. Other games featured Atlanta, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and San Francisco wins.
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Baseballs livelier under scrutiny as NL cites stats
The National League released figures after 174 games showing 428 homers this season, up 192 from last year, plus 185 more runs, 67 more doubles, and 23 more triples. NL President Feeney denied ball manufacture changes though some players blame a rubberized coating.
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