Hess and Perry to clash in fifth Ohio gridiron meeting
14 000 fans expected at Peden Stadium as Hess led Ohio University faces Bowl Green coached by Doyt Perry in a long standing rivalry. Both teams chase MAC title with key injuries noted and strong defenses aiming to halt the others ground game.
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BG Frosh Top Cats in Four Straight Wins for Perfect Season
Bowling Green frosh completed a perfect season, first since 1956, with 43-0 over Kent State 32-6 vs Ohio Northern JV 31-0 at Toledo and 32-16 vs Western Michigan. They averaged 349 rushing yards per game and 34.5 points. Kent State coin-toss luck reversals noted. Also reports on Harry Lamb illness and York High football schedule for next season.
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OU NX Cross Country Team Eyes All Ohio Meet
Ohio University's cross country squad travels to Kent State for the 13th All Ohio Championship on a four mile course. Ohio State is the favorite with Miami and OU challenging. notable entrants include Miami senior Steve Tekeskey and OU freshmen expected to contend.
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PGA Opens Membership To Negroes and All Nations
The PGA amended its constitution at the Hollywood Florida convention to admit Negroes and players from all countries. Lou Strong of Rochester, NY, was reelected president for a second term. Three Negroes and players from outside the hemisphere had already participated in PGA events. The move aligns with U S government decisions, despite past opposition from California officials. The 1962 PGA Championship was moved from Brentwood Club Los Angeles to Aronomink Club near Philadelphia.
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Utah State Leads Nation in Defense Ahead of Alabama Clash
NCAA Service Bureau statistics place Utah State atop total and rushing defense after holding Idaho, Colorado State University and Brigham Young to 118 yards combined. Alabama sits second in total and rushing defense and leads in scoring offense, while Penn leads pass defense and Arizona State paces punting.
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Athens Business League standings and postponed matches
Industrial points list shows Odd Fellows leading with 21 percent and Beasley Mathews second at 20 percent. Week results include Athens Automotive toppling Royal McBee 3 1 while Campus Barber and Martin Heaters post mixed scores. two matches were postponed including Carling's Black Label versus Campus Barbers.
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Soviets and Americans clash over $70,000 Inter national race
The 10th International race in Laurel features eight entries from six nations, worth 70000 dollars on the mile and a half grass. Soviet trainer Gottlieb predicts Zabeg to win, while Johnny Longden steers TV Lark and Carl Hanford trains Kelso, the favored U. S. horse. Irtysch completes the Soviet contingent.
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Schayes Aims for 20000 Points After Career Milestone
Dolph Schayes, the NBA scoring leader, tied his 682 game streak while scoring 13 points in a 151 108 loss to the Warriors. He says he hopes to reach 20000 career points but doubts it this year, planning to play one more season after this one. He notes Wilt Chamberlain may surpass him in eight years.
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PBA $40,000 National Championship Opens With Star Field
The Professional Bowlers Association national championship with a $40,000 purse begins, featuring many of the sport’s top names in the field.
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