Good Hit No Field Label Reflects Robinson Patience
Frank Robinson receives cautious praise from manager Hank Bauer after offseason knee surgery. Robinson, winner of the 1966 AL Triple Crown, is allowed to set his own pace as he eases back, with his status described as the club’s top player and contract man adjusting to rehab.
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Michigan State Gap Narrowed In Tie Threats For NCAA Bid
Michigan State clings to a first place tie with Indiana after a 67 59 win over Minnesota while Indiana beats Michigan 96 90. If both win final games Indiana would gain the NCAA bid. Kansas and Tennessee clinch titles in other leagues with wins. In other notes Brigham Young and Wyoming plan a WAC playoff.
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Ohio Northern defeats Ashland in NAIA final run
Ohio Northern upset defending favorite Ashland 38 36 in the NAIA Ohio final to earn a shot at the national tournament in Kansas City. Findlay routed Defiance 89 8 in Monday’s opener as the other regional result.
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Buckeyes Close Season With Win Over Illinois
Buckeyes finish 13-11 overall and 6-8 in the Big Ten after a 100-79 victory over Illinois. Captain Ron Sepic, emotional after the game, led with 17 points as Bill Hasket topped scoring with 24, followed by Jeff Miller 20, Swain 13, and Rowley 12.
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Tavern Dart Target Game Described Between Shots
A vivid scene of tavern life where people play a local ball and darts hybrid after dark. Players aim at a multi zone target to score singles strikes or a home run while spectators shout and a beer flow follows each turn.
Point leaders in Mid American Conference basketball season
George Stone of Marshall averaged 24.5 points per game to lead the MAC this season. Walt Piatkowski of Bowling Green was second at 23, Fred Foster of Miami third with 21.8, and Steve Mix of Toledo fourth at 21.4. Bill Backensto of Toledo shot 56.3 percent, followed by Joe Henderson of Bowling Green at 56.1.
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