Ohio aims for second straight MAC title in cross country season
Ohio University sits atop the Mid-American Conference standings after winning the cross country crown and collecting 51 points. The Bobcats seek to extend the all-sports trophy lead with eight remaining sports to compete, while Stan Huntsman coaches a squad pivotal to the challenge.
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Bill Hess
Grover Center
Stan Hunts
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Sid
Ohio
Miami
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Xavier
Bobcat
Broncos
Marshall
Finis
Bill Doolittle
Paul Dietzel
Army
Dietzel
Reds Rehire Entire Coaching Staff for 1965 Season
The Cincinnati Reds rehire the entire 1964 coaching group and sign Frank Oceak from Pittsburgh for 1965. Rehired are Reggie Otero at third base, Jim Turner as pitching coach, and Ray Shore who joined in 1961 as batting practice pitcher and became a coach. Oceak, age 52, had been with the Pirates from 1959 through last season.
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Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Frank Oceak
Reggie Otero
Jim Turner
Ray Shore
Reds
Oceak
Pirates
Belpre Edged by Rutland in SEKOBL contest thriller
Rutland rode a late 13 yard quarterback run by Joe Hawkins to a 12 6 upset victory over Belpre in SEKOBL action. Belpre still clinches the league title and remains ahead of McArthur, as Rutland improves to 2 2 1 in league play.
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Red Devils
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Hawkins
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Golden Eagles
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Terry Dyer
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Eagles
Harry Williams
Nelson
Williams
Larry Rupe
Hawkns
Red Devil
Hame
Io Beaks Pone
Co Écals
Hartley
Lambert
Notre Dame Reaches No. 1 In AP Poll
Notre Dame jumps to the top of the AP major college football poll after a 40-0 win over Navy and a 21-19 Ohio State near miss. Ohio State remains No. 2 with 424 points as Alabama, Arkansas and Nebraska hold third to fifth. Purdue enters the Top 10 at No. 10 as Notre Dame chases its first unbeaten season since 1953.
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Southern California
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Jack Snow
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San Diego
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Massachusetts
Ohio high school football AP poll ranks Massillon top in state
The AP poll lists Massillon as the top team with 11 first-place votes and 266 points. Canton McKinley, Springfield South, Elyria, Louisville, Upper Arlington, and Saintu ary appear among the leaders with varied records as editors and broadcasters rate the state’s prep programs.
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Ossford
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Niles McKinley
Newark
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Fremont St. Joe
Toledo Macomber
Barberton
Columbus East
Big O May Miss Royals Next 3 Games
Cincinnati Royals star Oscar Robertson may sit out the next three NBA games after an eye injury from a Pistons player. He received 10 stitches for a left eye wound and a corneal contusion, with an eye specialist calling the outlook good. Robertson recuperates at home.
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National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
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Detroit Pistons
Christ Hospital
Ex Major Leaguers Aid Tribe Cause
Twelve former major leaguers joined a civic committee to sell 4500 season tickets for the Cleveland Indians. They will canvass small businesses through Dec 1 as 3000 tickets had already been sold, led by John S. Nagy and Robert Malaga for the Chamber of Commerce and Greater Cleveland Growth Board.
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