Nelsonville Bay All-Ohio Football Team
Nelsonville Bay All-Ohio honors highlight a 22 man Class A team led by Steve Budnick Millersport and Larry Brown Marion Catholic. Dover St Joseph coach Art Teynor earned coach of the year after a 9 0 1 season while Ed Wilson Pataskala Watkins Memorial and Roger Lammers Dover St Joseph starred on offense.
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Dean Demattio
Midvale
Tom McCray
Summit Station
Licking Heights
George Shreyer
John Fish
Norwalk St. Paul
Gus Ross
West Alexandria
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Atwater
John DeBrosse
Piqua Catholic
Chuck Anderson
Nelsonville
Ron Ash
Laurelville
Jerry Baughman
Crooksville
Bobcats Open Season With 73 39 Victory Over Denison
Ohio University routed Denison 73 to 39 at Grover Center as Jerry Jackson and Hill led with 17 points each. Captain Paul Storey and Mike Haley added 10 apiece as Ohio raced to a 31 18 halftime edge and a 49 22 lead early in the second half.
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Morehead State
Tom Davis
Ken Brown
Indianapolis in Pacific Coast League reshapes baseball map
San Diego reports the Pacific Coast League expands for 1964 by adding Indianapolis and Little Rock from the International League. The IL loses two clubs. the PCL grows to 12 teams in two divisions with travel cost controls and major league club ownership advantages. The IL plans 154-game schedule. PCL plans 158-game slate with Houston and other cities in two divisions.
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All America Team of Seniors Highlights 1963 Little All America
George Bork of Northern Illinois headlines the 1963 Associated Press Little All-America, joined by 10 other seniors. The lineup includes ends Bob Cherry of Wittenberg and Jerry Cole of Southwest Texas, backs Mike Brown of Delaware Sid Banks of Texas A and J and Martin Luther Agnew of Sewanee, with linemen Paul Graham Ralph Bauman Greg Van Orden and Dick Dean.
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Indians Trade Leon Wagner to Dodgers for Latman
Los Angeles Angels send slugger Leon Wagner to Cleveland for pitcher Barry Latman and a player to be named later as winter meetings open. Mets buy Bob Taylor from Milwaukee for 100000 bonus. Wagner hit 63 homers in two seasons and Latman went 7-12 last year.
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Staubach Drafted by Both Leagues
Roger Staubach Heisman winner was drafted by both leagues. The Dallas Cowboys took him in the 10th round of the NFL draft and the Kansas City Chiefs selected him in the 15th round of the AFL draft amid his Naval service commitment.
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College Scores Chronicle From fragmented state results
A jumbled college basketball score rundown lists Ohio State 74 over Butler, Youngstown State and others. It mixes multiple games from various schools including Wisconsin, Kent State, Buffalo, Nevada and more with uncertain teams and outcomes.
Buckeyes rally past Butler as DeVoe shines
Ohio State in a 74-68 thriller over Butler fueled by Don DeVoe's 26 points on 12 of 15 shooting. Gary Bradds matched 31 points and four late free throws sealed the win as OSU notched its second straight victory. Elsewhere Toledo beat UC Davis 76-47, Kent State fell to Wisconsin, and Defiance, Youngstown State, and Buffalo won their games.
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