Dick Greeni Earns Little All American Center Spot
Dick Greens a 233 pound Ohio University senior center headlines the 1960 Little All-American selections by the AP. The roster lists Doug Brown from Fr esq State and Tom Hackler of Tennessee Tech among other stars with Paul Terr es Bucknell at quarterback and Bernie Casey Bowling Green earning a second team backfield berth. Ohio U players Joe Dean and Bob Brooks receive honorable mention.
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Tom Hackler
Tennessee Tech
Erie
John Simko
Augustana
South Dakota
Chattanooga
Charles Long
Willie Crafts
Texas A&i
Brown
Long Beach
Calif
George Aileson
Iowa State Teachers
Charles City
Iowa
Greens
Ohio University
Bernie Casey
Bowling Green
Joe Dean
Ohio U
Bob Brooks
Larry Cline
Otterbein
Jackson Named SECL Favorite In 1960-61 Poll
Jackson selected to lead SECL as 11 writers forecast the league standings. Pomeroy trails in second with 72 points, Nelsonville and Athens follow, and Midport, Wellston, Gallipolis and Logan fill the lower ranks. The season opens with Logan at Pomeroy and other matchups.
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Gallipolis
Milleport
Jackson
Frank Spriggs
Ironmen
Pomeroy
Logan
Nelsonville
Wellston
Athens
Middleport
Pos
Te SB
Saab Huss
Saredous Oivereews
Dalton Tops Chiefs Cage Agereg
Veterans coach Harry Westfall relies on 6 6 senior Steve Dalton to lead Logan Chiefs in SECL basketball. Dalton scored 224 points last season and earned all league second team. supporting cast includes forwards John Sigler Henry Lousia and guards Bill Patterson Tom Donahey Bill Mowery. The Chiefs opened with a 70 60 win over Bremen with Dalton scoring 23 and Patterson 12. Logan faces a demanding schedule starting with Friday at Pomeroy and a recent 53 52 loss to Lancaster St Mary, facing Athens Middleport Nelsonville and other rivals through February.
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Steve Dalton
Chiefs
John Sigler
Henry Lousia
Phil Woltz
Larry Painter
Painter
Woltz
Bill Patterson
Tom Donahey
Bill Mowery
Chieftains
Bremen
Dalton
Patterson
Logan
Athens
Mike Canty
Gary Dalton
Robbie Ellinger
Tom Gasser
Jerry Hoy
Pomeroy
Lancaster St. Mary
Middleport
Nelsonville
Jackson
Oak Hill
Gallipolis
Wellston
Portsmouth
Richardson Is President of International League
In Williamsport Pennsylvania Tommy Richardson, long a ballclub executive, is elected president of the Triple A International League in Louisville. He succeeds Frank Shaughnessy who retires at 77. Richardson signs a one year contract worth 15000 dollars.
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Williamsport
Tommy Richardson
International League
Richardson
Louisville
Frank Shaughnessy
Tiger stops Greaves for British Empire middleweight title
Edmonton based bout ended when Dick Tiger of Nigeria stopped Wilfie Greaves of Edmonton in the ninth round to claim the British Empire middleweight title.
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Edmonton
Alta
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Wilfie Greaves
Ohio U Wins Final AP Small College Football Poll
The Ohio Bobcats coached by William R. Hess secure the national crown on a strong schedule. Lenoir Rhyne Humboldt State and Whitworth follow in the top positions as eight districts cast first place votes. Ohio beat Dayton Boston University and Xavier en route to an undefeated 10 0 record.
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Associated Press
Ohio University
Ohio Bobcats
William R. Hess
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hick
Ory
N. C
Humboldt
Calif
Athens High School Sells Season Basketball Tickets
Athens High School offers adult season books for 5 dollars and student books for 2 dollars. Principal Roger Burke said juniors and seniors may buy individual home game tickets for 25 cents and away league tickets for 35 cents at the high school. Elementary students pay 25 cents and general admission is 75 cents.
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Athens High School
Roger Burke
Hess Calls Title Nice Tribute
Cincinnati reports Hess, coach of Ohio University, praised Fort Thomas High School Bluebirds as they honored his team’s Class A state championship. Hess described No 1 recognition as nice and credited his players for the tribute, noting four key team qualities and his Woody Hayes influenced coaching style.
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Cincinnati
Highlands High School
Bluebirds
Fort Thomas
Bill Hess
Hess
Ohio University
Bobcats
Associated Press
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hayes
Smith Class A Coach Wins Ohio Coach of the Year
Bob Smith of St Joseph's Fremont Street is named Ohio Class A coach of the year in the AP football poll after a perfect season with 98 wins and 35 losses in 11 years at St. Joseph's. Paul Misali of Purcell named Class AA coach of the year after 31 year old first year as head coach.
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Columbus
Bob Smith
Fremont
St. Joseph
Ohio
Associated Press
Paul Misali
Cincinnati
Purcell
Smith
St. Joe
Misali
Jim McCarthy
Leo Strang
Massillon
Sandusky
Earle Bruce
Jim Eby
Dayton
Colonel White
Tony Mason
Niles
Lou Juillerat
Troy
Chuck Stobart
Gallipoli
Mel Knowlton
Alliance
George Vlerebome
Zanesville
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Dick Greeni
New York
Gathens Messenger
Dick Greens
Cleveland Browns
Doug Brown
Freseq State
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Dick Grecni
Pome
Roy
Dave Fisher
Coats
Alpagora
Cage Agereg
Harry Westfall
National Kings
West Chester
Louisiana Tech
Hillsdale
Muskingum
Iowa St. Teachers
Blair Irvin
Covington
Paul Crotovick
Dennison St. Mary
Ray DeCola
New Albany
Andy Urbanic
Dillonvale
al Carrino
Columbus Grove
John Santillo
Lowellville
Laurels
Stimson LY
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hs&m
Beckley
Bickleys
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