Ohio University Establishes 1965 Ticket Agencies
Ohio University athletic officials completed a two week tour visiting seven cities to establish 1965 ticket agencies for home games. The Green White Club held a steak fry at the Athens Country Club to honor the team and staff.
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Ohio University
Dale E. Schumacher
Frank Morgan
Dave Kempton
Morgan
Portsmouth
Ironton
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
Newberry Sporting Goods
Satterfield’s House of Music
Market St
Athens Country Club
Green & White Club
Max Kinneer
Green & White
Jonesy Sams
Coaches Urged To Return Area Football Data Questionnaires
Football coaches of area high schools are urged to return the questionnaires requesting information on their team to The Messenger if they have not already done so. Forms were mailed to each coach in care of the high school.
Adams Awaits Scrimmages For Logan High
Logan High coach Mel Adams says early practice is uncertain with two scrimmages upcoming against Martins Ferry and Circleville. A rash of minor injuries slows lineup as 53 of 57 candidates remain active including 12 seniors, 17 juniors, and 24 sophomores.
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LOGAN
Logan High
Mel Adams
Martins Ferry
Circleville
Bowling Leagues Schedule Thursday Meetings at Athens Roller Bowl
Two bowling leagues plan organizational meetings at the Athens Roller Bowl on Palmer Street. The Thursday Business League will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting for team captains, while the Magic Triangle League which operates on Thursday afternoons will meet at 6:30 p.m.
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Athens
Buckeye Squad Reports For Woody Hayes One of Smallest
Ohio State brings a 62 player squad for the 15th Hayes era with 20 seniors 24 juniors and 18 sophomores. Notables include Ike Kelley Don Unverforth and Tom Barrington with several lettermen and walk ons. Drills begin tomorrow as the Buckeyes prepare for North Carolina Sept. 25 and a nine game schedule.
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Ike Kelley
Bremen
Ohio
Don Unverforth
Tom Barrington
John Fill
Bo” Rein
Willand Sander
Tom Bugel
Ted Andrick
Bill Ridder
Doug van Horn
John Palmer
Arnold Fontes
Canton
Tom Portsmouth
Middletown
Charles Knight
Cincinnati
Robert Johnson
Logan
Paul Fender
Warren
Richard Himes
Dante
Don Dwyer
Lima
Stan Hamlin
Monessen
Will Thomas
Mike Current
Mike Crazen
Euclid
Gary Cairns
Larry Snyder
Wooster
Asbury Burgin
Ohio State
North Carolina
Michigan
Chapel Hill
Eight Year Vet Joins Browns as Giants Trade Barnes
New York Giants trade Erich Barnes an eight year veteran to Cleveland for Mike Lucci and a draft pick then send Lucci and guard Darrell Dess plus another choice to Detroit for Earl Morrall. Morrall will compete to lead the Giants offense as Tittle retires after a 3 10 2 season. Barnes, 6 3 206, will bolster Cleveland’s defense as camp opens.
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NEW York
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Erich Barnes
Michigan
Bob Timberlake
Gary Wood
Henry Schichtle
Giants
National Football League
Earl Morrall
Detroit
Barnes
Cleveland
Mike Lucci
Lucci
Darrell Dess
Lions
Morrall
Allie Sherman
Tittle
Wood
Timberlake
Schichtle
Blanton Collier
Municipal Stadium
Browns
Green Bay Packers
Jets Clinch Pennant With A Cleveland Defense
Columbus clinched the International League pennant when Syracuse beat Toronto 3-2. Rochester defeated Buffalo 4-1 and Toledo won the first game of a doubleheader 4-3 as rain postponed the second. Jack Curtis yielded 11 hits but earned his 10th victory.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Atlanta
Jets
Syracuse
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Rochester
Buffalo
Toledo
Jacksonville
Jack Curtis
Toronto Ee
Syracuse Te
Wyoming QB Dawn Highlights Michigan Choices
Two of Wyoming 1965 football team's four quarterbacks hail from Michigan. Chuck Shelton of Detroit and Dan Prevo of Livonia are named among the candidates for the squad.
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Wyoming
Michigan
Chuck Shelton
Detroit
Dan Prevo
Livonia
Reds Recall Arrigo and May To Bolster Pennant Drive
Cincinnati Reds bring back left handed pitcher Gerry Arrigo and slugger Lee May from the San Diego farm club as they press toward the National League pennant. Arrigo posted four wins and two losses in nine starts with a 2.13 ERA since reporting, while May hit .318 in 141 games for San Diego with 30 doubles six triples 34 home runs and 102 RBIs.
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Cincinnati
Gerry Arrigo
Lee May
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
San Diego
Arrigo
Amateur Chiefs Seek Peace In Track Jurisdiction Dispute
Washington reports Congress pressuring the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association to negotiate a quick peace over long running jurisdictional fights. Both groups are boycotting each other’s sanctioned meets and threatening to bar athletes who cross boycotts, while athletes demand top competition.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Groza Joins General Tire Promotion Team
Lou Groza the last active member of the original 1946 Cleveland Browns has joined General Tire and Rubber Co in its sales promotion department for off season work the company announced today.
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Akron, Ohio
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
General Tire & Rubber Co
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Nicklaus
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Gary Player
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