1965 Athens High Bulldogs name co captains Snyder McIntorf
Gene Slaughter Capital University coach speaks at Athens High School banquet honoring the Bulldogs. Don McIntorf and Todd Snyder named 1965 co captains. Various awards given to players, managers, and cheerleaders.
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York Bruins Win Season Finale 20 to 6
York Bruins finish 1964 football season with a 20-6 defeat of Marietta Junior Varsity. Senior quarterback Wayne Evans scores all three York touchdowns, and Steve Grinstead adds a successful extra point and notable 112 rushing yards. Marietta’s lone score comes on Jim Jurin’s two-yard run in the third quarter.
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McArthur routs Miller 40-0 in Buckeye League finale
McArthur Generals dominate Miller 40-0 as Joe White scores 22 points and leads with 124 season points. McArthur finishes 8-1 in 1964, while Miller ends 0-9. Weidner Peters and Radine add touchdowns and extra points amid 23 first downs and 377 rushing yards for McArthur.
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High School Cage Totals Show Regional Match Scores
Union Furnace and Shade battle to a 72 57 score while Chesterhill and Waterloo post 39 94 results. Kingston defeats Hamden 98 60, Stockport 58 Rome Canaan 47, Carthage Troy 48 Ames Bern 55 in sectional basketball scores.
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Notre Dame and Alabama Face Crucial Tests for Bowls
Notre Dame hosts Michigan State while Alabama meets Georgia Tech as the Irish and Crimson Tide pursue possible Orange or Sugar Bowl bids. Ohio State’s loss tightens the title race, leaving only a few unbeaten teams in the mix.
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CATS WIN ALL OHIO CROSS COUNTRY MEET
Delaware Ohio University won the all Ohio cross country meet here Saturday with 30 points. Miami was second with 71 as Bowling Green 94 Akron 162 Kent State 173. Elmore Banton won individual honors in 19 55.5.
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Eastern Blanks Racine For 2nd Eastern Blanks Racine For 2nd
The Eastern Eagles shut out Racine Purple Tornadoes 24-0 to finish second in the SWAC. Eastern finishes 4-5 overall and 4-1 in league. Racine ends 4-4-1 overall with 2-3 in league. Scoring came in the first half and late in the game, with Pooler and Spencer connecting on early passes, Leichinger to Spencer for a second score, and Allman and Hager adding touchdowns. No conversions succeeded all night.
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Gallia Academy Frosh win Hansley Trophy in 24-0 rout
Gallia Academy High School freshmen dominate Memorial Field, beating Junior High 24-0 to claim the inaugural Hansley Trophy. Rod Gilkey leads with six completions for 92 yards, Bruce Smith and Jim Gilmore score, as the frosh rack up 260 yards rushing passing and nine first downs.
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Browns Hold Lead as Jones Sets Up Two TDs in 34-24 Win
Browns beat Redskins 34-24 to stay 7-1-1 atop the Eastern Division with two games on Washington. Dub Jones called two touchdown passes from the stadium roof, including a 62-yard strike to Paul Warfield and a 13-yard toss to Gary Collins, feeding Frank Ryan and Jim Brown with key plays.
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Paul Praises Free Agent Draft Plan
Cleveland Indians president Gabe Paul hails the proposed free agent draft as the greatest thing since night baseball. The plan mimics NFL and NBA systems, would run twice yearly in reverse standings order, and prohibit renegotiation with other teams until the next session six months later.
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