Ohio U Football Teams Top Academic List As Wayne Young Falters
Wayne Young, star basketballer and history major, saw his perfect grade run end with a 3.6 in German, while Ohio University’s football squad posted 16 students with B averages or better including 11 varsity players and five freshmen. Coach Bill Hess’s teams highlighted a broad cross section of the campus with 54 athletes earning high marks, and top grades by Jerry Jenson in Engineering leading the football group.
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Wayne Young
Wayne
Bill Hess
Young
Hamden
Bureau of Facilities
Washington, D. C
Kermit Blosser
John McComb
Jerry Jenson
Cocaptain
Jewson
Toledo
University College
David T. Bailey
Toledo Fresh
Frank Baumbholtz
Cleveland
Bob Beach
Mt. Vernon
Bob Brown
Napoleon
Jack Davis
Tronton Soph
Bob Jackson
Portsmouth
Tom James
Canfield Soph
Paul Kopostasy
Fairport Harbor Frost
John Kostohryz
Brecksville
Jay Maupin
Columbus
Marc McClain
Bellevue Soph
Bill Pataki
Cleveland Soph
Craig Rader
Feud With PGA Seems to Ease Before Convention
Indianapolis AP report says the feud between touring pros and the PGA over veto power is easing as players vote to honor season commitments. Dan Sikes notes plans to go to the November convention with an amendment to limit executive veto, while the rest of the year sees no overrule when eight members are present. The PGA convention is slated for Denver in July 2023.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Professional Golfers’ Association
PGA
Dan Sikes
Executive Committee
Sikes
Denver
Ohio lakes and streams show strong fishing after rains
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports good fishing across the state with water temperatures between 70 and 76 degrees. In Central Ohio Indian Lake and Hoover Reservoir offer bass and catfish. Lake Erie areas report white bass, yellow perch, walleyes and smallmouth. other counties show strong yellow perch, bass, catfish and walleye across Metzger, Findlay, Charles Mill, Dillon and Muskingum systems.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Indian Lake
Kiser Lake
Hoover Reservoir
Delaware
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Portage River
Port Clinton
Huron River
Findlay
Rocky Fork
Dillon
Burr Oak
Dow Lake
Logan
Piedmont
Muskingum
Mogadore
Mosquito
Portage Lakes
Deer Creek
Clendening
Berlin Reservoir
Milton
Gasco remains unbeaten in Athens Little League clash
Gasco led by Beasley four hits and Champlin's homer edged K of C 11 10 as Tolson won on the mound. Kosser's fell to Gasco rival and Jonesy's toppled Kiwanis with Nisley Green and M Green producing key hits. Chauncey narrowed gap on Hocking Valley Bank with an 8 7 win over Swearingen's in Pony League action.
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Gasco
Athens
K of C
Kasler’s
Volkswagen
Jonesy’s
Kiwanis
Mike Kovian
Kosser’s
Ted Essex
Don Wood
Rich Daly
University VW
Stover
Mike Rosser
Fred
Lynn Schneider
Scott Nisley
Jonesy
Steven Green
M. Green
Mark Handley
Chauncey
Hocking Valley Bank
Swearingen’s
Greg Henry
Don Richardson
John Abdella
Abdella
Jeff Lenigar
Shuster
Ay League
Cline’s. Bridgwater
Electric Company
Athens National Bank
Walgreen’s
Donnie’s
Hawks
Tree Toppers
Troy
the Tavern
Strohs
Morrison
West
Janeen Sands
Zella Nisley
Ginny Elliott
Nagle
Bowers
Cassels
Parachutists to Drop Into Skyline Speedway Infield
Before the first race at Skyline Speedway in Huntington West Virginia three parachutists will jump into the track infield. They will land within a 25 foot circle while avoiding high tension wires and light poles surrounding the 4 mile dirt track.
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Skyline Speedway
Huntington
W. Va
Stewart Area
Pot Luck Supper Set By Spartan Club
The Spartan Athletic Club holds a potluck supper Sunday at 7 p.m. at Alexander High School. All members and families are invited as well as those interested in joining. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service.
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Spartan Athletic Club
Alexander High School
Cepeda Delivers as Cardinals Edge Reds in Ninth
Orlando Cepeda singled with one out in the ninth to drive in the winning run, boosting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-5 victory over Cincinnati and widening their NL lead to 1½ games. Cepeda added three hits and three RBIs, including a fourth inning homer, but misplayed a baserunning chance in the eighth. Curt Flood walked, Mike Shannon was hit, and Julian Javier homered to knot the score before Cepeda's late heroics. Tim McCarver also homered for St. Louis.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Baltimore
White Sox
Minnesota
Twins
Reds
Cardinals
Art Shamsky
Mike Shannon
Julian Javier
Javier
Bobby Tolan
Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Tolan
Tony Perez
Pete Rose
St. Louis
Tim McCarver
Astros
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Jimmy Wynn
Bo Belinsky
Car
Saints Acquire Taylor From Green Bay Amid Trade
In a high finance deal announced in the governor's office, the New Orleans Saints acquire fullback Jim Taylor from Green Bay. Taylor, 31, will join training camp in San Diego alongside veteran players. Saints owner John Mecom concedes a future first-round pick and a later player to Green Bay in exchange for Taylor, who resides in Baton Rouge and sought a four-year, 400000-a-year contract. Green Bay reportedly paid Taylor 60000 per season. Taylor will room with former Packer Paul Hornung at camp.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans Saints
San Diego
Jimmy Taylor
Num
Ber. Taylor
Green Bay
Saints
John Mecom
Taylor
Mecom
Paul Hornung
Kent State Adds Two Ex Ohio Coaches to Staff
Kent State University named two high school coaches to its athletic staff. Al Christopher, 32, led New Philadelphia to a 9-1 record last season and becomes assistant football coach. Jim McDonough, 34, from Cleveland St. Joseph, joins as assistant track coach. Christopher is a former Ohio University quarterback and will resign as president-elect of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
al Christopher
New Philadelphia
Jim McDonough
Cleveland St. Joseph
Christopher
Ohio University
Caldwell High School
Leo Strang
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Spurrier to start for East in Coaches All-America game
Steve Spurrier the Heisman winner from Florida was picked to start at quarterback for the East in the seventh annual Coaches All-America game. East Coach Tom Cahill said Purdue’s Bob Griese will see ample action and the game will be nationally televised by ABC-TV starting at 9:30 p.m. EDT.
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Atlanta
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Tom Cahill
Army
Purdue
Bob Griese
Abc-Tv
Colt Sets Pacing Mark At Scioto Downs
Don Thorpe son of Thorpe Hanover wins the $1,000 Juvenile Pace in 2:03 1 3 at Scioto Downs setting a national season record for 2-year-olds. Red Tweed wins the featured pace by 1 1 4 lengths in 2:03 3 5 with payouts of 4.60 3.20 2.60. Dixie Crystal and Ahoy earn a daily double of 86.60. Chuck Bednarik among eight inducted into the National Professional Football Hall of Fame in Canton on August 5 with Paul Brown Emlen Tunnell Bobby Layne Ken Strong Joe Stydahar Dan Reeves and Charles W. Bidwell also enshrined.
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Columbus
Scioto Downs
Don Thorpe
Thorpe Hanover
Major Hill
Sportsman's Park
Red Tweed
Gene
Hilife
Dixie Crystal
Ahoy
Canton
Ohio
Chuck Bednarik
Philadelphia Eagles
Bednarik
Philadelphia
Paul Brown
Emlen Tunnell
Bobby Layne
Ken Strong
Joe Stydahar
Dan Reeves
Charles W. Bidwell
Athens Legion team to host doubleheaders at Trautwein Field
The Athens American Legion squad headlines a weekend with two doubleheaders at Trautwein Field. Lancaster visits Saturday at 1 p.m. followed by Wellston Sunday at 1:30 p.m. These are the final Athens games before the District Eight Legion Tournament in Lancaster next weekend, where Athens opens with Meigs County after splitting a doubleheader with them in Athens last Saturday.
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Athens American Legion
Trautwein Field
Lancaster
Wellston
Athens
Meigs County
Meigs
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Paines
Bob Hubbard
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Tom Ryan
Youngstown
Jack Schrom
Bob Wilson
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Lorain Soph
Joe Tiscornig
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Chie Townsend
Bloomfield Hills Mich
Cheuk Leung
Hong Yeng
Doug Stuber
Ken Bloom
Bill Drider
Lawrenceville
Tom Maier
Cleveland Frosh
Jerry Rose
Richard Lennox
Cincinnati Frosh
Larry Coon
Athens Soph
John Canine
Hazel Park
John Glancy
Dahlgren
Tiff Cook
Willowdale
Ontario
Pat Cutlen
Northfield
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Butch” Grover
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Tolson
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Queen
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Logan, Ohio
Colt
Pro Grid
Stewart, Ohio
Coolville
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