MAC All Star Football Team Shines in 1963
Ohio University and Miami of Ohio dominate the 1963 MAC football picks with four Bobcats named to the first and second teams. Key selections include Ron Fowlkes and Don Hoovler from Columbus and Pataskala with Jim Albert from Canfield and Jay Cunningham of Bowling Green. Honors also go to Miami figures Ernie Kellermann and Tom Longworth, plus selections from Marshall, Western Michigan, Toledo and others.
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Columbus
Gridiron Stars
Ohio University
Miami
Ohio
Ron Fowlkes
Don Hoovler
Pataskala
Jim Albert
Canfield
Dave Mallory
Hillsboro
Ernie Kellermann
Maple Heights
Tom Longworth
Brecksville
Albert
Kellermann
Hoovler
Jim Cure
Marshall
Jay Cunningham
Bowling Green
Associated Press
Mike Hicks
Wynn Lembright
Toledo
Charles Liedtke
Western Michigan
MAC
James Cure
Gary
Hon Fowlkes
Charleston
W. Va
Stonewall Jackson
Wynn Jembright
Dover
W Mich
Lagrange
Ill
Bedford Chanel
James Albert
Youngstown South
Tom Longesworth
St. Brecksville
Bob Harrison
Kent State
Cleveland
Tom Sims
Ron Stepsis
Bob Wozniak
Guardsbill Winter
Nitro
Bill Violet
Mechanicsburg
Cienter — Tomroad
Sissonville
Troy Allen
Detroit
Halebacks
Jack Mahone
Steelers, Giants Fight For East Title In Week Showdown
The Steelers face the Giants in a winner take all match after Pittsburgh stunned Dallas with a late drive led by Ed Brown and Theron Sapp. A Giants win or tie clinches the Eastern crown for New York while Pittsburgh must win to claim the division. Bears and Packers contest the Western title with several scenarios remaining.
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Pittsburg
Steelers
New York
Dallas
Giants
Washington
Pittsburgh
Ed Brown
Red Mack
Theron Sapp
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Packers
Chicago
Bears
Detroit
Chauncey Falters In OT After 12-Point Rally
Rutland outlasts Chauncey 62 60 in overtime as SEC Buckeye League opener. Jackson Eastmoor defeats Jackson 66 55 with Steve Howell 21 and Dan Crothers 20 leading the Ironmen.
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Rutland
Chauncey
Buckeye
Jackson
Columbus Eastmoor
Steve Howell
Victors
Dan Crothers
Ironmen
Browns Eliminated From Race by 38 10 Loss to Lions
In Detroit the Lions overwhelmed the Cleveland Browns 38 10 to end their title chase. Detroit sped to a 75 yard opening scoring play and led 14 0 after the first 15 minutes. Browns managed all scoring in the second period with a field goal by Lou Groza and a Gary Collins TD pass from Frank Ryan. Danny Lewis led Detroit rushers with 97 yards. Cincinnati and Philadelphia remained in the hunt elsewhere.
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Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Browns
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Lions
Danny Lewis
Cleveland
Lou Groza
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Detoit
Groza
Vince Costello
Ernie Green
Jimmy Brown
Navy Hopes To Prove Its No. 1
Navy still claims the No. 1 college football ranking after beating Army 21-15 at Philadelphia Stadium. Coach Wayne Hardin praised his players, led by Roger Staubach, while Army mentor Paul Dietzel disputed the result and questioned the performance that decided the rivalry.
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Navy
Philadelphia
Dallas
West Point
Pittsburgh
Paul Dietzel
Army
Black Knights
Philadelphia Stadium
Midshipmen
Texas
Wayne Hardin
Roger Staubach
Company
Hardin
Dietzel
John F. Kennedy
Stichweh
Pat Donnelly
Staubach
Bowl lineups list key college contests across bowl games
The schedule lists teams and records for major bowls including Rose Illinois vs Washington, Orange Nebraska vs Auburn, Cotton Texas vs Navy, Sugar Mississippi vs Alabama, plus Sugar Dec 3 Sun Methodist vs Oregon, Gator North Carolina vs Air Force, Bluebonnet LSU vs Baylor, Liberty North Carolina State vs Mississippi State with December dates.
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Illinois
Washington
Orange
Nebraska
Auburn
Cotton
Texas
Navy
Sugar—Mississippi
Alabama
Southern Methodist
Oregon
Gator
North Carolina
Air Force
Bluebonnet
LSU
Baylor
Liberty
North Carolina State
Mississippi State
Local high school basketball scores and totals from area teams
Gallipolis Oak Hill York Wilton Kyger Creek Shock Waterloo Kincade Slone and Albany McArthur posted scores with per quarter breakdowns, totals, and reserves. Notable totals include Gallipolis 46 Oak Hill 68, York 71 and Wilton 41, Albany 78 and McArthur 75, with players and point tallies listed.
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Drisker
Spurlock
Davis
Elcess
Reese
James
Gallipolis
Oak Hill
Ohio Hosts So Illinois Tonight
Ohio University 3-0, leaders after beating Wisconsin, hosts Southern Illinois 0-3 at Grover Center. Salukis, coming off losses to Toledo Indiana and Oklahoma State, face probable Ohio lineup changes, with Gill earning a start and Storey at guard. Ohio freshmen meet Morris Harvey jayvees in 6 p.m. prelim.
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Grover Center
Ohio University
Wisconsin
Southern Ilinois
Salukis
Toledo
Indiana
Oklahoma State
Jim Snyder
Ohio
Don Hill
Jerry Jackson
Mike Haley
Charlie Gill
Jackson
Paul Store
Bobcats
Haley
Hill
Storey
Gill
Southern Illinois
Ed Searcy
Joe Ramsey
Duane Danning
David Lee
Paul Henry
Dale Bandy
Rockets
Snyder
Corning
Badgers
Tom Weirich
Morris Harvey Jayvees
Albany Stars Stay Undefeated In Narrow Win Over McArthur
The Albany Red Devils defeated the McArthur Generals 78 to 75 to extend their winning streak to six. Albany hit 28 of 39 free throws for 72 percent while McArthur made 17 of 35 for 49 percent. The Generals led 9-4 early before Albany tied it at 10-10 and took a 15-10 edge late in the first period with Barry West scoring consecutive points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Albany Red Devils
McArthur Generals
Albany
Red Devils
Bill Whaley
Jerry Turner
Devil
Barry West
Giardello Captures Tiger for Middleweight Title
Atlantic City reports Joey Giardello won the middleweight championship by defeating Dick Tiger. The win crowns a veteran comeback after past legal issues and a suspended license, with Giardello dedicating the victory to his family and hinting at future defenses.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joey Giardello
Cherry Hill
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Giardello
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Gene Fullmer
Tiger
Upsets Rock Ohio College Basketball Slate
Kansas stunned Cincinnati 51-47 ending a 72 game home streak in Cincinnati Gardens. Wooster toppled Wittenberg 57-54 ending the Tigers’ 23 game Ohio Conference run. Ohio State lost 76-75 to Duke while St Johns fell to the Buckeyes 66-64 on a buzzer jumper by Dick Ricketts. Toledo, Dayton, Michigan State, Miami, Bowling Green and Akron also won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Kansas
Bearcats
Ed Jucker
Cincinnati Gardens
Queen City
Wooster
Wittenberg
Tigers
Ohio State
Duke
Buckeyes
Dick Ricketts
St. Johns
Brooklyn
Ohio
Toledo
Southern Illinois
Larry Jones
Dayton
Henry Finkel
Eastern Kentucky
Howard Komives
Bowling Green
Michigan State
College Results Showcase Big 10 State and Midwest Showdowns
College results from ATULADAY at Tavior University Upland Indiana show Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky teams competing. Notable scores include Ohio State, Western Michigan, Northwestern, Purdue, DePaul, and Ohio Northern with various wins and losses across conferences. The list includes numerous regional matchups and final tallies across the Midwest and Southwest.
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ReOetonikke
Burra
BO Ficusion
York
San Diego
Oakland
Mansas Cay
Kansas City
Denver
Boston
Houston
Buffalo
James Gray
White Plains
N. Ae
James Wisser
East Palestine
Jack Himebaugh
Russ Wieckerham
Tom Patterson
Bill Somerville
Dave Hutter
Jeff Martin
Bob Pruett
Wayne Smith
Fred Phillis
John Frick
James Phelan
Kent
Everett Vance
Paul Watters
Jerry Jones
YARDS
Ken Burke
Mike Cohen
Dennis Marcin
Ken Nobis
Dick Turner
Chuck Weaver
Paul Harshman
Fred Zimmerman
George Fisher
Dick Mikes
Ron Dandurand
Jim Reid
Maurice Swonguer
Went
Time Stein
Ed Bettridge
Howard Miller
Dan Simrell
Jerry Ward
Pat Gucciardo
Rick Bowling
Cullen Bowen
George Shier
al Gibbs
George Archer
Paul Turman
Larry Coyer
al Rinehart
Bill Neumeier
Scott Tyler
Skip Hoovler
St. Louise
Baltimore
Minnesota
AP Sports Writer
Charlie Johnson
Tat
Johnny Unitas
Cowboys
Sam Baker
Don Meredith
Brownlee
Buddy Dial
Preston Carpenter
Lou Michaels
Shington
Athens
Public Square
Nelsonville
E. Main
Pomeroy
Earl Morrall
Terry Barr
Brown
Pitt
Bostic
Magnani
Tope
Fridd
Janes
Total
Esselstein
Lytle
Parsons
Ricketts
Hermie
Spencer
Jones
Kader
McCormick
Mitchell
Wagner
Nelson
Bay
Trowbridge
Boggs
Wachenschwanz
Miller
Kyger Creek
Lambert
Wright
Harbour
Maynard
Hounshell
Wilton
Waterloo
Shambart
Sherman
Gorby
Llewllyn
Brooks
Keffer
Chesterhile
Shock
Minerd
Coler
Norris
Mayle
Chesterhill
Kincade
Hamill
Turner
West
Morrison
van Dyke
Slone
Bates
White
Hale
Caudill
Collins
Sullock
Rowland Congdon
Messenger
Albany Stars
Sonny Liston
Joey
Jeff Gehring
Ball State
Akron
Denison
Atuladay Tavier Univ
Pourney
Upland
Ind
Tavior
Spring Arbor
Mich
Huntington
Tadnoville
Cham
avEbbee
Cs Toledo
Southern Ulmners
Loyola
Kent State Oil
Findley
Hillsdale
Mount Union
Kenton
Centre
Wilmington
Fenn
Detroit Tech
Eastern Michigan
Cause Tech
Capital
Muskingum
Northwood
Institute
Bluffton
Central State
Steubenville
Youngstown
Ashland
Otterbein
Oberlin
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
tyhiwin-Walsace
Marietta
Berlie Wesleyan
Hiram
Wilberforce
Malone
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Providence
St. Francis
St. Bonaventure
Tulsa
Canisius
Ilona
Penn
Navy of Petin State Pi
Marland
Villimova. Sa
St. Peter
Niagara
LaMoyone
Seton Hall
Holy Cross
Yale
Connecticut
Annercat
New Flaroashire
Dartmouth
Carambin
Willisins
Carne St. Oleate
Harvard
Fordham
Rhevie Island
Syracuse
Buffalo Bu
N. Cerrolina
Bradley
Amlurray
No State
Wake Forest
S. Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Richmond
the Citadel
Clemson
Wofford
Furman
Davidson
Ss. St. Joseph
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Louisville
Wesleyan
Florida State
Fla
Florida
T. Memphis
Mississippi
Miss. State
Louisiana
Howard, Ata. && Morehead
Middle Tenn
Midwest
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Evansville
DePaul
Calif
Davia
Kansas State
S. Methodist
Oklshtimia
Drake
Iowa State
Missouri
Arizona
San Jose State
Portland
Santa Fearbarn
Gonanga
Montana
West Virginia Centennial
Duke St
West Virginia
Phice
Ohio State Tr
John Ny
Tree Bowe
Duquesne
Geo. Wash
Westminster
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