Ohio Bobcats Ready For Sun Bowl After Break From Snow
Ohio Bobcats practiced outside for the first time in 15 days in 56 degree weather ahead of the Sun Bowl. Coach Bill Hess emphasized outside play and noted film exchange with West Texas State as Ohio prepared to face the Buffaloes and chase their first bowl win in school history.
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Jim Zentmeyer
Messenger
Bill Hess
Bobcats
Ohio
Grover Center
Hess
Peden Stadium
West Texas State
West Texas
North Texas State
Bowling Green
Arizona
Buffaloes
Miami
Iowa State
Bob Kappes
Boilermaker Upset Brings Prize To Miami
New York report says Miami of Ohio shocked Purdue 10 7 before 49 496 fans at Ross Ade Stadium Lafayette creating a stunning upset in college football.
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Boilermaker
Miami
New York
Ohio
Purdue
Ross Ade
Lafayette
Suzanne Holding
Fla
Tangerine Bowl Toss-Up as Houston Faces Miami of Ohio
Houston and Miami of Ohio approach the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando with cautious optimism. Coaches Pont and Yeoman predict a close game, noting Houston’s 6 4 record and Miami of Ohio’s explosive offense and solid defense as key factors.
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Orlando
Fla
Houston
Miami
Ohio
John Pont
Bill Yeoman
Cougars
Yeoman
Pont
Spor tland Weekly Results Report
Mixed readable fragments show weekly outcomes for Beasley Mathews Electric Motors Jones Realtora and other entities. Specific scores include Beasley Mathews 4 Sportland 0 and Jim's 42 4 with references to Athens Office Supply Fairview and Neal Floral among listed locations.
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Fairview
Neal Floral
Papaldole
Accescausess
Athens
Katherine
Sportland
Beasley & Mathews
Jones Realtora
Sescessi S.bbrotharg
Conciacces
PSUEE
Ors Ca Hc
Cceacnieas
Citetti Vidice
Electric Motors
Cee-Dee
Jones Agalora
Jim’s
Robby Wins Slugging Title in 1962 NL Race
Cincinnati outfielder Frank Robinson claims the NL slugging crown for the third straight season posting 380 total bases in 609 at bats for a .624 average. Hank Aaron of Milwaukee and Willie Mays of San Francisco trail with 366 and 382 total bases and Bat averages of .618 and .615 respectively. Joe Shaw of New York stops Gene Thomas in Hartford in a separate boxing result.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Aaron
Mays
Packers Giants face Dec 30 title game with Hornung status
Paul Hornung may be fit for the NFL title game at Yankee Stadium as Green Bay prepares to meet the New York Giants. Hornung knee injuries have sidelined him since October. Dan Currie may also be limited. Giants coach Allie Sherman plans for Hornung and Tom Moore as replacements. The pageant at Chauncey Church of God follows Sunday at 7 30 p.m.
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New York
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Packers
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Hornung
Minnesota Vikings
Vince Lombardi
Giants
NFL
Jim Taylor
Davis Will Manage Reds Farm Club
Cincinnati reports signing John Davis to manage the Reds farm club in Rocky Mount North Carolina in the Carolina League next season. Davis a former New York Giants shortstop has 14 years of minor league managing experience including four years with Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds Today
John Davis
Rocky Mount
N. C
Davis
New York Giants
Tacoma
Martha Class Meets At Brookins Home
The Martha Class of Millfield Christian Church gathered at Miss Olive Brookins home. Eight attended the work session and nine stayed for dinner. The business meeting occurred in the afternoon.
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Martha
Brookins Home
Chauncey
Millfield Christian Church
Olive Brookins
Methodists Prep Christmas Play Rehearsal and Show
Methodists hold a Saturday practice at 2 p.m. for the Christmas program and present the program at 7 p.m. on the same day. The event features church members and will be held at the Methodist Church.
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Chauncey
Methodist Church
Millfield Needle Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs. Guy Brookins entertained the Mill field Needle Club at her home Monday evening with nine members present and a dessert course. Mrs. Mabel Sisson of Trimble visited her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Robinette. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell’s Millfield home included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Laicamp and son Danny Jr. of Columbus and Mrs. Josephine Lewis and Mrs. Ann McManaway of Trimble. Paul Russell has been in Chillicothe hospital for the past two months.
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Chauncey
Guy Brookins
Millfield
Needle Club
Mabel Sisson
Trimble
Elizabeth Robinette
Paul Russell
Dan Laicamp
Danny, Jr
Columbus
Josephine Lewis
Ann McManaway
Chillicothe Hospital
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Don Strawn
Conkey
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Bill
Pauline Bescue
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Worcester
Joe
Buzz) Shaw
Gene Thomas
Hartford
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Volkswagen
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Athens, Ohio
Avert
Tere
Hite Farr
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Robinson Teeeeee
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Hutter Sone
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