Oberlin hires Scott amid campus growing pains
Oberlin appoints controversial Jack Scott as Chairman of the Physical Education Department and Athletic Director, overriding departmental preferences. The move sparks debate on athletics, faculty roles, and a push for broader program upgrades amid calls for stronger women’s intercollegiate programs and academic sports development.
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Keystone Tops Twilight Relays With Three Firsts
Keystone needed three firsts and a second to top six schools at the South Amherst Twilight Relays finishing with 38 points. South Amherst 35 Western Reserve 32 Firelands 28 Columbia 22 Wellington 20. Western Reserve set a meet record in the pole vault relay and Keystone swept several relays and long jump events as Wellington and Firelands chased records in a crowded, late-night finish.
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Indians shut out 4-0 as Nettles waits near third
Graig Nettles stands by third as Lou Pimella tries to dash home in a 4-0 loss for the Tribe. UPI photo shows umpire George Maloney watching the rundown with scalped action noted against Kansas City.
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Indians Fall Silent as Royals Blank Cleveland 4-0
Kansas City starter Paul Splittorff fired a five hitter to beat Cleveland 4-0. John Mayberry homered in the second and Lou Piniella sprinted a triple setup two more runs as the Royals won their sixth straight at home. Cleveland, now 4-6, trail the division leaders by 2 1/2 games.
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Packers sign Dick Himes to three year contract
Green Bay Packers coach Dan Devine announced on Friday that tackle Dick Himes, a 1968 third round pick from Ohio State, has signed a three year deal. The signing leaves four unsigned players on the club. Himes, 6 foot 4, 245 pounds, has started at tackle since Forrest Gregg retired.
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