Greenies Face Build in Ames-Bern Tunis Basketball
Amesville previews a rebuilding Ames-Bern team under rookie coach Charlie Gill. Only one senior remains from last season’s squad, with four lettermen back and an 18-4 record previously. The piece lists returning players and schedules alongside mentions of a notable graduate, Mark Smith, now at Marietta College. The Angels also cited two pinch-hit homers by Fregosi and Satrano in MLB action.
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Richard Holcomb
Chuck McPherson
Bobby Powell
Ron Thomas
Phil Adttle
Mike Hines
Tim Smith
Dennis Sharp
Mike Sheridan
Ohioan Dean Chance Wins Cy Young Award 1964
Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels won the 1964 Cy Young Award receiving 17 of 20 votes. The 23-year-old pitcher posted a 20-9 record with a 1.65 ERA, led the majors with 11 shutouts, and had 15 complete games amid praise for pitching coach Marv Grissom.
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Ohio hunters prepare for opening of big game and small game season
Close to half a million Ohio hunters start November 16 pursuing ring necked pheasants rabbits and quail. The Division of Wildlife cites similar success to last year with some local pheasant decline and notes hunting hours from dawn to 5 pm with daily bag limits of four rabbits two cock pheasants six quail and two Hungarian partridges.
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Title Defense By Giardello Closes In For Carter Bout
Philadelphia middleweight champion Joey Giardello will defend his title against Ruben Carter on December 14 at Convention Hall. The bout may be televised or not, as Giardello’s attorney says. the postponement from October followed Giardello’s walkout over a $55,000 guarantee. Carter was to receive $12,500.
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Ohio Grad Nominated For Award
Ohio University graduate Col. Howard E Wertman is among 69 nominees for Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary All-America Award. Wertman, class of 1940, is director of procurement and production at the Defense Electronic Supply Center in Dayton and leads a staff of 337. He earned the Bronze Star with Combat V, Air Medal in World War II, and Korea Medal with four stars. Announcement of the 25 chosen will be made in late November.
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Kyger Creek Eyes Long Winning Run After 20-Game Unbeaten Streak
Kyger Creek High School in Gallia County boasts a 20-game unbeaten streak as coach Jim White fields 56 players for football. The Bobcats, 9-0-1 last season, defeated Hannan Trace 42-0 and posted five straight shutouts while piling up 278 points and holding opponents to 22. Gary French leads scoring with 88 points, followed by Bob Poleyn with 62.
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Mullens' Loss Hits Troy Ahead of Season
COOLVILLE Coach Dan ny Hall returns six lettermen from last year Cart hage Troy squad that went 7 12. Key loss is Steve Mullens knee injury. six seniors and three juniors fill roles including Bill Ellis Bill Mollohan Alan Chapman Keith Kapple John Null Pete Mollohan and Dvid Hopkins plus younger players. Duke quarterback Scotty Glacken tied single game record with four TD passes in 35 30 win over Clemson while ACC title history notes Duke five championships in 11 seasons.
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Fred Chapman
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Ronnie Coe
Eddie Tanner
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