Buckeyes Open Spring Practice Seeks Top Quarterback
Ohio State began spring drills under Woody Hayes with at least six quarterbacks contending for the No. 1 job. The 1998 Buckeyes will be the greenest in Hayes seven-year tenure with only five returning starters and notable shifts on the line and backfield.
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Columbus
O.up
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hayes
Buckeyes
Galen Cisco
Leo Brown
Aurelius Thomas
Don Clark
John Martin
Cisco
Joe Cannavino
Jim Parker
Dick Guy
Bill Michael
Parker
Seation
Lyn Theis
Frank Kremblas
Frank Ellwood
Tom Crawford
Andy Okulovich
Ron Vitatoe
Jerry Fiels
Kremblas
Theis
Clark
Candavino
Don Sutherin
Dick LeBeau
Red Thompsson
Hubie Bobo
Joe Trivisonno
Bob White
Kentucky
Russ Bowermaster
Chuck Zawacki
Jim Houston
Massillon
Dick Michael
Bill
Rochester Americans forge 3 1 lead with 5 1 win over Providence
Rochester roared past the Providence Reds 5 1 to take a 3 1 playoff edge in a semi final against Cleveland Hershey. Ingram Hayden Kraft contributing as Rochester dominated early and their defense limited Providence to a single goal.
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Rochester Americans
Rochester
Bo Elik
Ron Ingram
Ken Hayden
Fred
Gigger
Kraftthe
Ingram
Cleveland - Hershey
Cleveland
Hershey
Hayden
Caplay
NEW York
Charley
Tyra
Louisville
Bill Ebben
Detroit
Lennie Rosenbluth
Barons
Steven Hayden
Netbal Association
Spies
St. Louis
Gerry Paulson
Manhattan
Dick Duckett
St.John’s
Jim Palmer
Dayton
Baseball Results From United Prem Contests
Results from games in Fort Myers and St Petersburg with scores ranging from 3 to 8 runs. Notable performances include Larsen and Berra leading a 8 2 victory. other matchups feature Merrih Muffet and Wilson as key contributors amid a slate of tightly contested line scores.
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United Prem
Ft Myers
Rice
Rosell
Pascual
Chicago
Tandes
Shifflett
Brodawski
Labine
Drysdale
Eipp
Wile Rayne
FitzGerald
Courtney Campanella
Roseboro
Donoven
Wile
Muri J
Clevenger Son
Lollar
Wilson
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Luttrell, Mantle
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Globetrotters Clash With College All Stars in Cleveland
The Harlem Globetrotters meet the college all-stars at Cleveland Arena Tuesday night in the second game of a 19 game cross country tour.
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Cleveland
Harlem Globetrotters
College All-Stars
Cleveland Arena
Trotters spark East with 73 63 victory over College All-Stars
Harlem Globetrotters opened their 19 game city cross country tour with a 64 44 win at Madison Square Garden over College All-Stars led by notable players Rosenbluth Ebben Forte Smyth and others. The exhibition drew 15 563 fans as the touring squad trimmed the Collegians.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Ebben
Chet Forte
Columbia
John Smyth
Notre Dame
Collegians
Trotters
Madison Square Garden
Col- Mansfield
Kohlmyer
Chicago
Lorain
Salem
Mansfield Regency
Mansfield
Dean Maddock
Ken Logan
Fred Fisher
Mion
Nelson Oe
Maddo
Hale
Evans Short
McDaniel
Lanes
Armatrong
Totel
Engil Kohlmyer Hardware
Baker Favored in TV Heavyweight Showdown in New York
Bob Baker, the Pittsburgh heavyweight hopeful, is a 3-2 favorite to beat Willie Besmanoff at St Nicholas Arena. The Dumont TV bout at 10 30 p m EST pits Baker against a top German challenger newly arrived in the U S with Schmeling comparisons. Baker ranks ninth among heavies while Besmanoff is unranked.
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New York
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Willie Besmanoff
St. Nicholas Arena
Dumont
Bakker
U.S
Max Schmeling
Baker
Avon Lake bowler Gerbec stars in 608 264 series
Avon Lake bowler Dick Gerbec tallies a 608 series in the first game and 264 in the second, with the Northgate Couples Bowling scene delivering the standout performance.
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Avon Lake
Dick Gerbec
Northgate
Boxing card features Besmanott and Baker on WEWS
Willie Besmanott faces Bob Baker on WEWS at 10 30 PM and a second boxing match airs on WEWS at 11 15 PM with local coverage of the event.
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Willie Besmanott
Bob Baker
WEWS
Avon Lake bowling league standings and high scores
Naomi Graf led the women with a 496 series including 182 166 and 148 games. Village Cleaners posted the top team totals with a 1,941 series and 689 single game. Avon Men's Wear remains the league leader with a 78 38 record.
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Avon Lake Recreation
Naomi Graf
Village Cleaners
Avon Men's Wear
Hodge Sets Pace In Sooner Wrestling Triumph
Pittsburgh reports Dan Hodge extended his unbeaten streak to 46 straight collegiate wins by winning the 177 pound title at the 27th NCAA wrestling championships. He also claimed the outstanding wrestler award for the second time and solidified Oklahoma's squeeze victory with his title defense.
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Pittsburgh
Dan Hodge
Oklahoma
Hodge
Bruins Rally Past Red Wings In Game Three
Boston moved ahead in the series by beating Detroit 4 to 3 at Boston Garden. Vic Stasiuk Leo Boivin and Cal Gardner scored for Boston while Alex Delvecchio Gordie Howe Billy Dea wrapped Detroit’s replies. Detroit trailed 2-0 before a late push.
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New York Rangers
Rangers
Canadiens
Montreal
Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Detroit
Boston Garden
Vic Stasiuk
Leo Boivin
Bruins
Alex Delvecchio
Gordie Howe
Billy Dea
Boston
Leo Labine
Cal Gardner
Glenn Hall
Bruin
Neumeyer Fires 580 in Elyria Bowling Weekend
Larry Neumeyer rolled a 590 series in the Ed Witbeck Trucking Mixed League at Bowl-O-Crome on Saturday, aiming to pace Elyria bowling circles. Doris Kranyak led women with a 453 set in Bowling Center Mixed, Earl Reynolds had the weekend's top game with 234, and Elaine Bell posted a 1180 single in Stoners Mixed League.
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Larry Neumeyer
Doris Kranyak
Earl Reynolds
Elaine Bell
Stoners
Stoney's Merchants’ League Bowling Center
Brown Jug
Ritebladasses
Johns & McKain
Girady's Garepge
Oleson & Wottring
Hater
Young Hardware
Massey & Mohney Eee
Bernies
Ozs
Serivens & Blake
Saveeee
Page's
Hurda& Serivens
Kranyak & Kemp
Memo's
LE Pierce & Beebe Iaver
Grafton Lambert& Concrete
Ocameron & Heuser
Lloyd Bu
Doms & MeKa
Mohney D Construction
Tech Aephney
Winter Realtor
Carling
Cameron & Heuser
Pierce & Beebe
Grady's Garage
BD & Arket
Russ Beebe
Bish
Robert Karnes
Scrivens & Blake
Hal Blake
Brows Jug
Gratton Lumber & Con Hurd & Scrivens
Kranyak & Kemp Crete
Harold Rice
Bank Scrivens
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Chuck Jacobs
Einter Hearter
Remo’s Bar
Beome Sundae Dawson
Bernies Restaurant
Bob McLaughlin
Memo's Bar
John
Evans Lanes
Ay Olsson
Cart “Turner
Dages & Smith
Essex & Montagnese
Bud Ferrell
Morris
Fortman
Atkins Aree
Elbert
Bob Malin
Matin
Gehrke & Westlake
High Individua
Dick Matin
Cam
Lail
Carole Lester
Wacheberger
Kebler
Janes Ceanley
Jeson
Dages Smith
Jake
Pak & Pachinger Swain & Grandstart
Evelyn Essex
Brumby & Pitts Robinson & Berchak
Blineet Ds Bell
Ashe
Wien Gaitties
Steven
Ges
Hazel Blake
Visser
Detar
Surdock
Krueck
Bill Ma
Chet Detar
Dot.sonis
Isser
Carey's. Villa
John . Vargo Jr
H Tremmeés
Nesipak
Padley & Cherry
John Nasipak
Erry Cherry
ED Witbeck
Seague Brumby Pitts
Kilnect de Bell
le Cart Pitts
Elaine
Bell
Witheek
Easper Foundry
Veng Pachinger
Jae Hess & Hess
Green Parrot
Ed Pwitheck
Larry
Nebi
Marl Reynolds
Andy Spanos
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Bahama Retains Welterweight Title In Nassau Victory
Bahama defeated Willie Kid Johnson Saturday to keep the welterweight championship of the Bahamas. The bout followed a period of close exchanges with both fighters trading blows before Bahama secured the win to reaffirm his title status in the Bahamian ring.
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Bahama
Nassau
Yama
Willie
Kid) Johnson
Bahamas
Tighe Sees Tigers Ready to Roll With Set Lineup
Detroit manager Jack Tighe, pleased with spring experiments, plans a fixed opening lineup led by Boone at first, Bolling at second, Kuenn short, Finegan third, Maxwell left, Tuttle center, Kaline right. House and Wilson share catching. Lary Hoeft Foytack anchor rotation. Bunting Maas Lee vie for fourth starter. bullpen mix includes Boone and Phillips as needed.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Jack Tighe
Tighe
Tigers
Yankees
Ray Boone
Frank Bolling
Harvey Kuenn
Jim Finegan
Charley Maxwell
Frank House
Red Wilson
Charles Lau
Charleston
Indians
Orioles
House
Frank Lary
Billy Hoeft
Paul Foytack
Jim Bunting
Duane Maas
Detroit
Don Lee
White Sox
Thornton Lee
Lee
Reno Bertoja
Steve Gromek
Finigan
John Crimian
Harold Woods
Boone
Chick
Jim Brady
Jack
Phillips
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Jim Marshall
Bruce Schram
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Jobe Carrabine
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Elgins Catholic High
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United Press Sports
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Mel Clark
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Cleveland St
Genna
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O'Neil-Sheffield Center
Howard Shopping
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Chuck Moore
Lake Avenue
Paul & Bill
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