Guards Stand Out For Bobcats In MAC Opener Preview
Ohio University coach Jim Snyder notes guard scoring punch after a 72 59 opening loss to Canisius. Whaley scores 24 with 10 straight free throws while Katz adds 12. Front line misfires as Storey Jackson Bunton total 12. Snyder aims to rely on sophomores against Marshall in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Bobcats
Huntington
Marshall
Ohio College
Canisius
Bill Whaley
Dave Katz
Snyder
Lynching Press
Baker Center
Katz
Paul Storey
Jerry Jackson
Stacy Bunton
Big Green
Jim
Storey
Jackson
Bunton
Buffalo
Morehead
St. Francis
Wichita
Nebraska
Chicago Loyola
Alabama Edges Ohio State for 1961 AP Title
New York Alabama captured the 1961 AP national football championship with 452 points to Ohio State's 436. Coach Bryant’s Tide finished 10-0, undefeated and untied, after a 34-0 win over Auburn and a Sugar Bowl berth versus Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alabama
Associated Press
Crimson Tide
Paul Bear Bryant
Ohio State
Bryant
Auburn
Arkansas
Bama
Texas
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Minnesota
Colorado
Michigan State
Utah State
Don Hutson
Maryland
Kentucky
Texas A&m
Tide
Harry Gilmer
LSU
Georgia Tech
Bear
AWE
Sisvalicvassee
Equal Time Offered Fullen By TV Station
Ohio State alumni secretary John B. Fullen is expected to reply on WBNS TV to Woody Hayes remarks he called slanderous. The station offered Fullen an equal ten minutes to respond to the coach's accusations aired on a Friday night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John B
Jack) Fullen
Ohio State University
OSU
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Wbns TV
Fullen
Bobcats Open MAC Play Hard Against Marshall Tonight
Ohio University faces Marshall in Huntington as coach Jim Snyder seeks a fastbreak stop on Mickey Sydenstricker and a solid up front for Canisius test. Wren notes Burgess and Clark key Marshall offense while OU aims to tighten defense and build experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gilbert
Jim Snyder
Bob Wren
Ohio University
Bobcats
Marshall
Mickey Sydenstricker
Snyder
Huntington
W. Va
Bobcat
Canisius
Charles Moore
Paul Clark
Clark
Wren
Moore
Er Rivlin
Jerry Morrison
Paul Carter
Ohio
Ellison Ohio's Top Coach Earns 1961 Honor
Glenn Tiger Ellison of Middletown named Ohio Class AA high school football Coach of the Year for 1961 in the Associated Press poll. Ellison, 50s, with a 117-44-7 career mark, led Middletown to an 8-1-1 season and 10th in state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glenn
Tiger) Ellison
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Associated Press
Ellison
Pittsboro
Miss
Denison University
Middies
Hamilton Garfield
Kettering Fairmont
Lowell. Shaffer
Bellevue
Tony Mason
Niles
Leo Strang
Massillon
Mason
Strang
Paul Greene
Huron
John McVey
Canton Central
Eddie Wentz
Akron St. Vincent
Bob Stewart
Columbus Eastmoor
Tom Osborne
Jackson
Bob Brugge
Parma
Bob Wion
Martins’ Ferry
Rebels
College basketball scores and results roundup
A list of college basketball results by matchups and scores across multiple conferences. Notable games include Morehead State 107 defeating Miami Florida 81 and Tulsa 76 beating Tulsa Western 66. Multiple close finishes feature Colby 76 Colby 74 and Florida 70 Rice 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
New York
Buffalo Inhierkess
San Diego
Denver
Boston
Dallas
Buffalo
Oakland
Mississippi State
Louisiana
Florida
Rice
Tulane
Florida Southern
Washington
St. Louis
New Mexico
Toledo
South Dakota
Morehead
Miami
Fla
Town State
Marquette
Kansas
Wisconsin
Florida State
Wichita
Nebraska
Minnesota
Memphis State
Bowling Green
Hillsdale
Mich
Baylor tops Nationals as Lakers win 131 120
Elgin Baylor pours in 50 points, a season high, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a 131 to 120 victory over the Syracuse Nationals in a National Basketball Association game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Patterson Liston Knockouts Fuel Possible 10 Million Showdown
Floyd Patterson hammered Tom McNeeley in the fourth round while Sonny Liston blasted Albert Westphal in Philadelphia, stirring talk of a $10 million Patterson Liston title fight. Patterson’s camp favors a future match, Liston pushes for immediate action, and promoters eye big gates. D Amato remains cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Floyd Patterson
Tom McNeeley Jr
Sonny Liston
Albert Westphal
Patterson
Liston
Tom Bolan
Cus D'Amato
Westphal
Philadelphia
Bulldogs Face Busy Week With Three Contests
Athens hosts Nelsonville in a key SECJ battle, then welcomes Gallipolis and travels to East on Saturday. Wells ton led a 70-61 win, while Nelsonville features Kunzman and Anderson as impact players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bulldogs
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
SECJ
Gallipolis
Columbus
Wellston
Middleport
Hounds
McArthur
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Afee
Wayne Poston
Dick Duncan
Gary Wickham
Bob Norris
Steve Riggs
Larry Stanson
Jackson
Pomeroy
Logan
Browns May Trade Rumor Involving Mitchell Davis Trade Talks
Rumors claim the Cleveland Browns discussed trading Bobby Mitchell to Washington for Ernie Davis, the Syracuse All American and first draft pick. Coach Paul Brown denied the report but acknowledged a Mitchell for Davis possibility. The Browns later picked Gary Collins Leroy Jackson and John Havlicek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Browns
Mitchell
Gary Collins
Davis
Paul Brown
Brown
Dallas
Collins
Western Illinois
Leroy Jackson
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Ferguson
San Diego Chargers
John Havlicek
Ohio
REDSKINS CHOOSE DAVIS Fight On As Top Players Drafted
Washington's winless Redskins won the No. 1 pick and chose Ernie Davis of Syracuse, the Heisman Trophy winner, as NFL and AFL drafts unfold. Rams select Rom an Gabriel and Merlin Olsen as Cleveland picks Gary Collins. Cart of rounds spans nearly 14 hours with teams seeking best deals and potential trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Football League
Washington
Redskins
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
AFL
Davis
Buffalo
Canadian Football League
U. S
Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles
Rams
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Merlin Olsen
Utah State
National Hockey League Monday Results
No games scheduled as the National Hockey League slate sits idle for the day. Teams pause schedules, awaiting next fixtures with no results to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hockey League
State Miller Chosen In Football Drafting
Tackle Ted State was drafted by Cleveland and guard Al Miller by Washington at the NFL meeting Monday. They were the only Ohio University players selected. Other conference players chosen included Western Michigan tackle John Lomakoski by Detroit and Bowling Green tackle Jerry Croft by Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted State
Cleveland
al Miller
Washington
National Football League
Ohio University
Western Michigan
John Lomakoski
Detroit
Bowling Green
Jerry Croft
Baltimore
Bill Triplett
New York
Scott Tyler
Miami
Karl Anderson
Bob Fearnside
Los Angeles
Plains Group to Meet at High School Tonight
The Plains Athletic Association will convene at 8 tonight in the high school building and a movie will be shown during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
The
Plains Athletic Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Strode
Cardiology
Quick’s Drug Store
Postoffice
West Union Street
Prescription
Bob Burgess
Burgess
MAC
Marietta
Sydenstricker
Colby
Maine
Manhattan
Farleight-Dickin
Son
Fordham
Roanoke
Rhode Island
Virginia
Richmond
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Jacksonville
Ala
State
Southern California
South Carolina
Tennessee
Southeastern Louisiana
Midwest
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Southwest
Tulsa
Western
Missouri
Far West
Montana
Stanford
St. Mary's
Calif
Nevada
Long Beach State
Baylor
Cas
Henry Cooper
Zora Folley
Chandler, Ariz
London
D'Amato
Patterson-McNeeley
Maple Leaf Gardens
Liston-Westphal
Yankee Stadium
McNeeley
Jersey Joe Walcott
By Dave Kempton
Wahama
Sandyville
Union Furnace
Corning
Rutland
Wilton
Southwestern
Fairland
Hannan Trace
Kgger Creek
Gay
George Simpson
Collin
Illinois
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Fate Echols
Irvin Goode
Chicago Bears
Ron Bull
San Francisco
Lance Alworth
Wendel Harris
John Hadl
Jerry Hillebrand
Green Bay
Earl Gros
Sunnybank
Sane Auroras
Dupler
Mathews
Nuncicwen
Mathews Goodyear
Puptreram Hardware
Jimanott’s
Lamborn’s
Sportland Lanes
Joe's
Lions Club
Robert's Clothing State Hospital
Cornwell's
Japman
Pete Robert
Adams Bakery
Wee
Ichelob's
Anckisvetanws Ae
Agatha
Aatha
Rangers
Enone
Kiwanis
Connor Serene
Ofc
Cavcwennenenae
Alfred Gréngeteas
Athens Claims
Cients No
Rotary Blue
Alfred Grange
K of
Lion's
A Kiwanis No
Daycee
Basil Whitlatch
Jack Riley
Ral Henry
Burcham
Harold
Dick Tay
Adams
Eesewene
Ween Ewan
Wes
Ewen Robrecht
Basil Whitlateh
Ward ‘Printing
Nanweagapan
Harry Evans Ween
Enn
John
Miller
Fred Hack
Doctor of Motors
Your
N.A.P.A. Jobber
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!