Eastman Earns Ohio's First All-America Soccer Honor
Ohio University senior John Eastman earned the 1965 Collegiate All-America first team by the National Soccer Coaches Association. The Lindenhurst New York right halfback anchored the Bobcats, contributing three goals and seven points, while adjusting to multiple positions amid injuries. Eastman attends the All American Awards Luncheon in New York City as coach John McComb and athletic director Bill Rohr praise his leadership and Ohio's growing program. Bucky Stultz of Ohio Wesleyan received honorable mention.
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Alabama Repeats As College Football Champion
The Associated Press crowns Alabama Crimson Tide as national champion after the bowls, marking Bryant’s third title in five years. UCLA upset Michigan State. Arkansas, Nebraska falter, Alabama defeat of Nebraska 39-28 vaults them to No. 1 with 8-1-1.
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Saban Takes Maryland Job as University Football Coach
Lou Saban becomes Maryland's new football coach with a four year contract paying from 22500 to 25000 annually. He left the Buffalo Bills after two AFL championships to return to college coaching citing character development and a broader life aim beyond winning. He notes college football emphasizes more than strict play diagrams and plans to bring his pro experience and philosophy to College Park.
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Duke Solid Atop College Cage Poll
Duke leads the Associated Press major college basketball poll with 389 points and 10 first place votes. Kentucky climbs to second after an 8 game win streak, while Vanderbilt, St Joseph's, Bradley, Providence, Iowa, Brigham Young, Texas Western and UCLA also rank in the Top Ten through January 1.
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Bowling L Home Restaurant and Union Printing Scores
Fragmentary league listing shows results and top scorers with entities such as Bev Addison Wilson Carr Greg Moore Brock Kern Dianna Kail Kay Riggs and Mary or Dianna Kail. Mentions of Ray iggs Stephenson Williamson Shaft Co. and Union Printing imply sponsor or business names. Details are incomplete and mixed with garbled OCR text.
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Honor Roll Week Of Dec Mens Singles Arppou
A scrambled OCR page lists names and scores in a school honor roll for the week of December, focusing on men singles and multiple students with points, including John Patterson Leroy Feaesnman Soren Sensables and Leroy Haghman among others, with scores ranging from the low 200s to mid 250s. The segment reads as a sports standings or awards digest with partial names and numeric results.
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Odd Tips and Coaching Moves In Cold War-Era Notes
A mix of quirky survival tips and sports staffing news: aluminum foil cooking on coals and live grasshoppers used for trout, plus Chicago White Sox hire of Kerby Farrell as coach and Mike Giddings taking Utah head coaching job after USC stint.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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University of Southern California
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Ohio U. Beats Polish Olympic Team In Exhibition
Ohio University defeated the Polish Olympic team 70 61 in an exhibition at Grover Center. The Bobcats made 28 of 36 free throws as 2300 fans watched. the game does not count in the season record. The Poles opened with a 12 3 lead before Ohio rallied.
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Bogdan Liksza
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Messenger Sportsphoto
Enos Pennington
Ohio University
MAC Race Begins In Earnest Coaches See 3 Losses For King
The Mid-American Conference race opens with Kent State favored after a holiday lull. Miami, Ohio, Bowling Green, and Toledo are touted as contenders while defending co champions Ohio and Miami struggle to find consistency. Miami leads strong defense, Kent State aims to stay ahead, with TV coverage across eight games this season.
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Miners extend win streak with 63-54 Tulsa victory
New York trio brings city style to El Paso as Willie Worsley leads with 18 points for the 11th straight Tex. Western Texas Miners win. Kentucky and Duke also win as top teams stay undefeated in a busy college basketball night.
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions Recovering
Poa College defeated Ohio State at Monda Dayton 108 to 70 while Xavier toppled Ohio University 70 to 61. Other notable results include Duke 83 over Penn State 58 and Kentucky 80 over St Louis 70 in a busy Midwest and South schedule.
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Tying Lines With Wood Hoops On River Stakes
A method to keep boat lines taut during tide uses wood hoops slipped over stakes set at the waterline. As the tide rises and falls the stakes float and the lines remain tight.
Bow hunting by night frogs or fish use luminous paint
A tip suggests painting arrows with luminous paint to reveal their position under a flashlight beam at night, enabling tracking of game like frogs or fish.
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