Bunton Delivers Dramatic One-Second Ohio Victory Over Toledo
Ohio University tops Toledo 48 to 47 on a last second tip in a dramatic MAC clash. Senior captain Bunton, recently married, and teammate Paul Storey set up the decisive play as 6000 fans exploded in celebration.
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Stacy
Jerry
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Bolen
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Jay Bail
Jimmy Cox
Bill Drenser
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Snyder calm after dramatic Toledo Ohio clash at Grover Center
Ohio coach Jim Snyder kept composure as Toledo mentor Eddie Melvin raged on the bench amid boos and debris. Snyder defended his officials patience and discussed late game moves including Paul Storey and Stacy’s decisive finish in a 47-46 scoreline.
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Eddie Melvin
Ohio
Jim Snyder
Snyder
Melvin
Ohio University
East Squeezes Out NFL Pro Bowl Victory
The East defeated the West 30-20 in the Pro Bowl at the Coliseum as Allie Sherman earned a win over Vince Lombardi. Cleveland’s Jim Brown ran 17 times for 141 yards and two scores, with Y A Tittle and Pres Carpenter connecting for a key 19 yard TD, while Abe Woodson and Gail Cogdill botched plays cost the West. Big Daddy Lipscomb and Jim Katcavage anchored the defense in a hard fought game.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Big Daddy
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Dallas
Don Bishop
Maury Wills Named Athlete of the Year 1962
Maury Wills wins the Associated Press Athlete of the Year for 1962 with 72 first place votes and 338 points. Jack Nicklaus places second with 38 firsts and 208 points as Wills set a National League stolen base record of 104 in 165 games and 3 playoff games.
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Ty Cobb
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Glouster tops Chauncey in 63 60 basketball score
Glouster defeats Chauncey 63 to 60 led by McClelland 22 points and MackDonald 22. Chauncey was paced by Merriman 5 and Matheny 19, with final reserve lines showing Racine 81 in overtime and York 31.
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Local Scores Show Team Totals and Player Scoring
The report lists player tallies with total points and rebounds for York and six others. York players include Taggart Mitchell Sanborn Campagna Day with combined team totals showing 60 points for York and 33 15 81 for the visiting side.
Haddix and Sturdivant Sign With Pirates for 1963
Pittsburgh reports Harvey Haddix and Tom Sturdivant have signed 1963 contracts. Haddix, a left hander with 11 years in the majors, went 9-6 with a 4.21 ERA last season. Sturdivant, in his ninth season, posted a 9-5 record and a 3.74 ERA.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Tom Sturdivant
Haddix
Sturdivant
Akron High Clash Left Iglehart with Stitches
Central High beat Kenmore High in the Akron area clash. Jim Iglehart sustained an eight stitch gash under his eye while blocking a punt and later required four stitches for a hand cut after a Kenmore player stepped on him.
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Kenmore High
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North Gallia Beats Hamden In Rescheduled Matchup
North Gallia tops Hamden 42 to 41 in a close contest as Deel Foreman and J Logan lead with double digit scores. Reserve score shows North Gallia 45 Hamden 24.
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Canaday
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Fain
Huston
N. Gallia
Plains and Rutland Basketball Scoreline With Final 53 65
The Plains players Lanning Scurlock Metcalf and Strole led with 53 points while Rutland’s J Black Gibson and Barr contributed in a 65 to 53 game. Rutland outscored The Plains in the final period, setting a decisive finish.
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Strole
Rutland
J. Black
J. Tillis
Barr
Gibson
Southwestern Cubs edge Oak Hill in cap off scoring duel
Southwestern 65 Oak Hill 51 in a lower scoring game with Crothers Halley and Cain leading Southwestern scorers while Evans Spurlock and Brisker pace Oak Hill. Final reserve score Southwestern 41 Oak Hill 31.
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Brisker
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Southwestern
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Carthage Over Waterloo In Low-Scoring Varsity Clash
Carthage beats Waterloo 77 to 42 after leading 17 35 50 77 by period. Russell 6 4 16 and Courtney 9 2 20 pace Carthage while Shambart 4 8 16 tops Waterloo scorers. Reserve score shows Waterloo 25 Carthage 24.
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College Basketball Results From Ohio Colleges
Ohio college scores from Saturday include Cincinnati 67 over Tulsa 57 and Ohio State 68 over Michigan 66. Other notable results: Dayton 70 over Louisville 65 OT, Heidelberg 73 over Hiram 56, Capital 74 over Marietta 50, Akron 90 over Muskingum 62, Baldwin Wallace 78 over Mount Union 71, Findlay 92 over Northwood 73.
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Browns May Hire Collier As Head Coach
Louisville report says Blanton Collier was offered the Browns head coach job and leans toward accepting. Paul Brown reportedly to the Naval Academy to replace Harding. Harding allegedly set to Stanford to replace Curtice.
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Coaches Approve Free Substitution Rule In College Football
Coaches across the nation voted to adopt a free substitution rule calling it good for the game. They praised the change as expanding strategy and flexibility in roster use.
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Associated Press
Dan Devine
Missouri
North Carolina
Jim Hickey
Bump Elliott
Michigan
Cutchin Named OSU Football Coach in Stillwater
Phil Cutchin age 42, long-time aide to Alabama Coach Paul Bryant, was chosen Friday night to become Oklahoma State University head football coach.
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Okla
Phil Cutchin
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Oklahoma State University
Packers Star Jim Taylor Diagnosed With Hepatitis
Los Angeles report reveals Jim Taylor star fullback of the Green Bay Packers and AP NFL Player of the Year has hepatitis. Disclosure came Sunday.
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Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Associated Press
National Football League
Ohio Fresh Fall To Mountaineers 99 88 at Grover Center
West Virginia freshmen asserted top talent as they defeated Ohio University 99 to 88 Saturday night at Grover Center. Bobbittens stayed close until WVU seized control with a 7-0 run late first half, leading 54-43 at halftime.
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Marek
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Heiser
Newton
Spires
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Ohio U
Olivera Wins Florida State Tennis Championship
Miguel Olivera of Ecuador defeated Davis Cup mate Eduardo Zuleta 6 3 6 3 4 5 6 2 to capture the Florida State title in Winter Park Florida.
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Miguel Olivera
Ecuador
Eduardo Zuleta
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