Bobcats Edge Marshall 14-7 in Rainy Stadium Clash
Ohio University defends title hopes with a 14-7 victory over Marshall University at Fairfield Stadium. Bill Hess praised Dave Archibald Jim Pontuti Ted State and Al Miller while noting injuries to Otis Wagner and Dick Schulz.
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MAC Title Hangs on Bowling Green Ohio Clash
Bowling Green and Ohio University lead the MAC at 4-1 as BG seeks a win to stay in the title race. Ohio must solve BG’s defense while Miami and Western Michigan watch and Detroit rivals push for scoring honors.
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Bowling Green Leads MAC Standings and Schedule Highlights
The standings show Bowling Green and Ohio University leading with W-L records, followed by Western Michigan and Michigan. The overall records list Bowling Green at 7-0, Ohio 5-2, Western Michigan 4-3, and others around 2-4. Saturday games include Bowling Green at Ohio University, Utah State at Western Michigan, Toledo at Bradley, Miami at Dayton, Louisville at Kent State, and Marshall at Xavier.
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Cage meeting set tonight Athens County Basketball League
Coaches interested in entering a team should attend an 8 30 meeting tonight at the Dick Erb Dance Studios on E Carpenter St in Athens. This will be the final organization before the amateur league begins action, said league spokesman Ron Etyv New Marshfield.
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Tigers Still Ohio's Best
Massillon's Tigers named Ohio's top high school football team by 47 AP voters on elec tion day. The poll lists top ten with Massillon first and others including Alliance, Cincinnati Elder, Jackson, and Mansfield, with Athens and Logan also receiving votes.
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Bowling Green Faces Ohio U In Decisive MAC Showdown
Bob Kappes of Ohio University described Bowling Green as a sound, veteran unit with strong defense and steady ball control. He highlighted BG halfbacks Al Junior Russ Hepner and Roger Reynolds, noted Don Lisbon’s return, and contrasted Potts with Flynn as quarterbacks. The game could decide the conference title while Hess seeks home‑field success.
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Buckeyes urged to hire pros for Saturday football
Ohio State alumnus secretary John B. Fullen blasted the faculty council plan for a $416,000 annual athletic scholarship program. He argued the proposal fails to raise scholastic standards and suggested hiring a pro team to play on Saturdays as a tongue in cheek solution.
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Jack) Fullen
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Frick urges approval to legalize the spitball
Commissioner Ford Frick backs bringing back the spitball to balance play after a record 2730 home runs last season. He notes major league rules will consider the proposal at December meetings in Tampa, chaired by Jim Gallagher, with Joe Cronin and Frank Shaughnessy also supporting.
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Rio Grande Opens 1961-62 Season With 87 84 Win
Rio Grande College defeats Lees College 87 84 at Oak Hill to start the 1961 62 season. Terry Williams scores 25, Paul Smith 18 for Rio Grande while Doug Allen leads Lees with 17. Rio Grande travels to Cincinnati Bible College next.
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Green White Club Meets Over Ohio U Marshall Win
The Green White Club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Grover Center to view Ohio U s 14 7 victory at Marshall and hear a scouting report on Bowling Green this week.
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Two Gallians Retain Lead In District Bowling
Gallipolis players Roy Pollock and Dean Nelson led the South Central District Elks Bowling Tourney doubles after Sunday at Skyline Lanes with 1273 pins. Jim Nutter and Elmer Gardner sit third at 1244, followed by Wile R. Mushrush and R. Baird at 1230 and Irv Foden and Bus Steinbeck at 1213. Frank Wilkins of Columbus tops the singles with 682, while Johns Lloyd and G Burkey share seventh with 648 and Sylvan Gardner with Jack Studer tie for tenth.
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Cavaliers Top Kansas City In High-Scoring NBA Tilt
ABL Cleveland defeated Kansas City 110 to 106 in a fast paced game. San Francisco beat Los Angeles 116 to 113 in a separate NBA contest.
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Texas Cops Lead AP Poll Buck Now Third
Texas rises to first in the AP weekly college football poll after a 27 0 win over SMU and three games left. Alabama moves to second after a 24 0 win over Mississippi State, Ohio State climbs to third following a 29 13 victory over Iowa.
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Mack Talks Out Of Turn On TV Duck Shooting Frees
Mack Donnack, host of an outdoors show in Columbus, must read on air the federal waterfowl protection law. He was fined 250 dollars for each canvasback duck shot, after claiming two shots on a recent program. He said he thought the birds were mallards.
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Giardello Beats Smith In Philadelphia Bout
Chicago boxer Joey Giardello from Philadelphia earned a decisive 163 to 158 percent outpoint over Jesse Smith in a Philadelphia match.
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Joey Giardello
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Jesse Smith
Wilt Keeps NBA Lead
Wilt Chamberlain continues to lead the NBA in scoring with 48.8 points per game and in rebounding. He totaled 342 points after a 28 point game against Boston and holds 205 rebounds in seven games, while Elgin Baylor trails with 307 points and a 34.1 average.
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