Rosecrans Beats Chauncey 14-12 In Tough OT thriller
Rosecrans edges Chauncey 14-12 in overtime as Dinan and Schaumleffel score late. Chauncey-Dover, 7-1-1, fought hard with 93 passing and 187 rushing yards but fall short despite strong defense and Bridgewater passes.
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Otis White
Zanesville
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Rosecrans
Chauncey
Bishops
Rusty Dinan
Joe Smith
Joe Schaumleffel
Rosecrant
Schaumleffel
Smith
Blue Devils
Glen Bridgewater
Joe Mingus
Donnie Nye
Bob Douglas
Bridgewater
Jim Staley
Rosecran
Dinan
Mike Vamos
Bishop
Douglas
Blue Devil
McArthur
Pat
Albany Wins Second Cage Game Over Zane Trace 73 55
Albany Devils rally in second half to beat Zane Trace 73 to 55 led by Larry Van Dyke with 22 points and Fred Baumgarten 18. Baumgarten and Van Dyke fueled a 39-34 halftime deficit as Albany shot over 50 percent and controlled rebounding 43 to 29. Large led Zane Trace with 25 points, while Dave Hamill added 15 for Albany and Ken Turner contributed 10.
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Larry van Dyke
Fred Baumgarter
Albany
Red Devils
Zane Trace
Devils
van Dyke
Baumgartel
Bob Sigler
Centrailia
Kingston
Sigler
Centralia
Dave Large
Large
Baumgarter
Kenny Turner
Bill Whaley
Baumgarten
Ervin
Boumgaerte
Hamill
McDaniel
Turner
Tota
Breeden
Edwards
Roll
Ebert
Maxwell
Albany Sssccns
Centeresserers
Zane A Tiace Wees
York Closes Grid Season With Victory
York Bruins finish season 5-3-1 with a 32-6 win over Marietta High reserves. Steve Grinstead scores four touchdowns to lead area scoring, as York racks up 411 yards with 193 rushing and 218 passing.
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Marietta
York
Bruins
Marietta High
Steve Grinstead
Vopr Sodope
Grinstead
Campbell
Wagner
Pat Wagner
Bowling Scores and Top Scorers at Sunday Meet
Tom's Cleaners led with 682 total in a list of scores across shops and services. Top scorers included Helen Pidcock with 178 454, Elaine Hawk 178, and Akers Sinclair with 22. Other notable entries feature Hawk's Cycle Sales 19 and Athens Appliance and TV 0.
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Blair
Baker & Stauffer
Hawk
Johnson's Furniture
Helen Pidcock
Elaine Hawk
Jack and Jill
Sunnybank
Hawk’s
Akers Sinclair Secessessevee
Athens
Eh T. Gi Ti Covves
Koons Music Store
Globe Orthopedic
Frost Grocery
Carpenters Hardware
Esccese Evece
Bescoe’s
Robert's Clothing
Sunset Motel
Cecseses
Honda
Honor Roll and Women’s Series Standings Highlight Local Tournament
Honor Roll lists players scoring 220 and over including Carrol Daina Danny Turner Floyd Ballenger Jerry Griffis Bill Adams Jack Neal Dan McDonald Perry Carrol and others. Men’s and Women’s series show top totals with names such as Dan McDonald Roger Pidcock Pat Bailey Jack Rosser Marg Adams Clara Harkins Dot Gagle Vi Widdoes Judy Woolery Mary Adams Marguerite Bartlett and more.
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RG Bust OG Eek
Croome
Cariaine
Roger Pidcock
Pate Bailey
Cssrco
Cecevsnse
Ces
Jack Rosser
Cescerneress
Dan McDonald
Marg Adams
Clara Harkins
Dot Gagle
Vi Widdoes
Judy Woolery
Mary Adams
Marguerite Bartlett
Eastern Captures Share Of Crown
Eastern achieves a come from behind 22 8 victory over Racine to share the Mid-Ohio Valley Conference title with Rutland and McArthur. Mike Martin adds two long TD runs 83 and 53 yards Roger Allman scores on a 36 yard dash George Peters and Allman among MOVC scoring leaders despite Racine holding a 8 6 lead after two quarters.
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Racine
Eastern
Rutland
McArthur
Mike Martin
Eagles
Roger Allman
Charles Kikinger
Allman
Martin
Sherm Cundiff
Cundiff
George Peters
Eikinger
Midwestern and Ohio grid results from Sunday to Saturday
High school scores show Cinci Moeller 24 over Purcell 0 and St Xavier 14 over McNicholas 8. Ohio college play includes Ohio State 17 over Indiana 10 and Michigan 23 over Illinois 3, plus multiple regional matchups across conferences with scores ranging from 2 to 71 points.
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Ohio College
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Penn State
Kent State
Bowling Green
Marshal
Xavier
Dayton
Muskingum
Denison
Wittenberg
Wabesh
Ind
Wooster
Capital
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Oberlin
Akron
Butler
John Corre
Bethany
Maine
Youngstown
Bluffton
Hope
Mich
Eastern Michigan
Coase Tech
Manchester
Wilmington
Western Reserve
Alleghany
Ashland
Northwood
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marietta
Hilledale
Findlay
Ohio Northern
Ferris State
Baldwin-Wallace
Heidelberg
Defiance
Taylor Ind
Mount Union
Kenyon
Otterbein
Hiram
Aidwest
Michigan State
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Qhio State
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Northwestern
Air Force
Army
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Tulsa
Louisville
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Texas A
Houston
Mississippi
Texas Tech
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Wichita
Arizona
Texas Western
California
Washington State
Oregon
UCLA
Washington
Brigham Young
Utah
Missouri
Colorado
Colorado State
South Dakota State
Browns Triumph In Tight Win Over Eagles
The Cleveland Browns beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-34 in a back and forth game watched by 72 807 at home. Jim Brown scored three touchdowns and 131 rushing yards, while Tim Brown gained 186 yards for the Eagles. The Eagles set a club record with 582 total yards as Snead threw for 362 and Retzlaff had three receiving TDs.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Brown
Frank Ryan
Brown
Ernie Green
Eagles
Tim Brown
Collins
Norman Snead
Pete Retzlaff
Sam Baker
Royals take lead for first time in NBA season
Cincinnati Royals rise to first in the Eastern Division after a 114-103 win over the New York Knicks. Coach Jack McMahon cites renewed effort and Oscar Robertson's return as key, noting the club overcame a rough start to sit atop the standings.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Royals
Basie
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Jack McMahon
New York Knicks
McMahon
Oscar Robertson
HeMahon
Miami Clinches MAC Title Tie
Miami 5 1 clinched at least a share of the Mid American Conference title with a 20-16 win over Toledo. Bruce Matte's 30 yard touchdown run with 2:19 left sealed the victory. Bowling Green needs a win over Ohio University to force a MAC share. Muskingum also claimed the Ohio Conference title with a 27-0 win over Denison.
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Columbus
Miami
Muskingum
Buckeye
Bo Schembechler
Redskins
Toledo
Bruce Matte
Bowling Green
Marshall
Ohio University
Falcons
Sport Shorts Highlight Iowan Gary Grouwinkel’s Rose Bowl Career
Gary Grouwinkel, longtime North Dakota line coach, played guard for the University of Iowa in the 1957 and 1959 Rose Bowls and also wrestled at Iowa. Seth Cartwright, a 275 pound Jets tackle, was a high school tennis champion in Texas.
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Gary Grouwinkel
North Dakota
University of Iowa
Iowa
Seth Cartwright
New York Jets
Texas
Arfons Reclaims Speed Record At Bonneville With Green Monster
Arthur Eugene Arfons, 39, driving the Green Monster turbojet, set a two way average of 576.553 mph at Bonneville Speedway to reclaim the world speed record from Craig Breedlove. He prepared to ship the wrecked car back to Akron, Ohio after the run.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Arthur Eugene Arfons
Akron
Ohio
Bonneville Speedway
SECAL Stars Sunday to Convene in Athens
Members of the Southeast ern Ohio Athletic League Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association meet in Athens on Sunday November 14 at 1 30 p m at the American Legion Home to select the 1965 All League team. The all league banquet is set for December 2 with an announced speaker. League coaches are invited to attend.
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Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Athens
American Legion
Union Furnace Cacers Open With 73-19 Win
Union Furnace Starr Washington High School opened the season with a 73 to 49 victory over Shade. Steve Malone led the winners with 20 points and 16 rebounds while Union Furnace shot 44 percent and grabbed 42 boards. Shade struggled to 37 percent shooting and 20 rebounds.
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Union Furnace
Shade
Steve Malone
Malone
Conner
Lambert
Cooke
Cassels
Mount
Riggs
M. Alford
McDaniel
Hardman
Colts Lead West as Cuozzo Steers Colts Past Bears
In a key NFL Western race update the Baltimore Colts beat the Chicago Bears 26-21 to stay 7-1 atop the division. Gary Cuozzo came off the bench to throw a 13 yard winner to Raymond Berry assisted by Dave Whitsell, while Detroit overwhelmed Green Bay 12-7 to stay close.
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Wee
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Associated Press
Colts
Gary Cuozzo
Chicago Bears
Dave Whitsell
Detroit Lions
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Packers
Cuozzo
Johnny Unitas
Whitsell
Witsell
Raymond Berry
Lions
Cage Boxes Ames Bern and Carthage Troy Scores
Ames Bern defeats Carthage Troy 67 62 with Tate and Jago high for Ames Bern Glen Miller and Hopkins lead Carthage Troy with 38 points in loss Bishop Flaget beats Allensville 69 59 as Dennis and Weysome lead scoring Allensville totals 59 points in a close game San Diego headlines note Western Division titles in past five seasons.
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Tate
Jago
Boll
MePherson
Callentine
Bush
Ames-Bern Ccsccesseroees
Carthage - Troy
Ames-Bern
Carthage-Troy
Bishop Flaget
Bunch
Schneider
Day
Weysome
Dennis
Allensville
San Diego
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John Diles
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N. Court St
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