Steelers Stop Browns In Key NFL Clash
Pittsburgh defeats Cleveland 9-7 as Bob Schmitz safety stifles Jim Brown in the third quarter. Ed Brown connects with Gary Ballman for the decisive fourth quarter score, keeping the Steelers tied for first in the AFC behind the Giants.
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Packers Bears In League Tie Ahead Of Weekends Showdown
The Browns slip into a first place tie with the Giants after a 42-14 win over Philadelphia as Y A Tittle throws three TDs. Green Bay and Chicago share the Western lead at 8-1 while the Bears beat the Rams 6-0 and the Packers top Minnesota 28-7.
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Sunday Scores and Results From Eastern and Western Conferences
Baltimore beat Minnesota 24 21 while Green Bay routed Minnesota 28 to 9. Chicago led Los Angeles 6 0 and San Francisco 31 0 at final. The league standings and schedule list Baltimore at Minnesota Green Bay at Chicago and other matchups across the two conferences.
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Sugar Ras Hinsohn and Pid Settini Duel at Lyons
In Lyon France Sugar Ras Hinsohn aged 162 from New York faces Pid Settini aged 157 from Italy in an iv ten race. The event highlights young athletes and international competition.
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Kelso Seeks Third DC International Victory
Mighty Kelso, the 6yearold gelding owned by Mrs. Richard C. duPont, seeks a third DC International win in Laurel Maryland. The horse has dominated rivals, with 31 wins and two seconds in 44 starts as he eyes the $150000 prize.
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Finit
Brennan Coaches All-SEC Dream Team Honors
Bob Brennan of Wellston named coach of the year after a close vote. Robbie Johnson of Logan MLS MVP. Johnson and Johnson led Logan to 7-0 in league play and 7-2 overall. Johnson threw for 571 yards and eight touchdowns while rushing 359 yards. Logan’s Robbie Johnson and John Johnson earned top spots on the all-league team amid selections from Southeastern Ohio Athletic League writers.
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Robbie Johnson
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Charles Chancey
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Bob Risch
Larry Bainter
Ohio University
Dick Adams
Larry Coon
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Alan Miller
Bob Huggins
Craig Loney
Jackson
Bob Stewart
Mike Smith
Wilton Loses Openers to Blackfork and Shade
Wilton drops 59 43 to Blackfork and 52 42 to Shade in the first weekend of the 1963 season. Wright leads Wilton with 11 and 12 points in the two games while Maynard scores 10 and 13. Shade’s top scorers are Bruce Davis 16 and Jerry Bobo 14 in the Saturday game. Wilton hosts Zaleski next Friday while Shade meets Zaleski on Nov 22.
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Dow Places Third in Sinatra Tourney
In Palm Springs California Frank Sinatra hosted a $50,000 golf tourney to aid needy youths. The winner was Frank Beard a 24 year old Kentuckian.
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Sinatra Open winner Beard nets $9000 in invitational
Slippery Rock State College of Pennsylvania played in the Sinatra Invitational Open, with Beard winning by one stroke after a two under par 69. Finsterwald and Rudolph tied for third at 280 to share honors. Proceeds fund the Sinatra Foundation aiding youth groups.
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Honorable Mention and Coach of the Year Names Listed
Repeats from 1962 show Ian Miller Bob Huggins and others named for the Honorary All League and Defensive Specialists. Bob Brennan of Wellston is Coach of the Year and Bob Johnson of Logan is Most Valuable Player.
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Bob Huggins
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Bill Wamsley
Gallipolis
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Steve Keith
Jackson
Steve Mowery
Bob Hammond
Logan
Rod Sauer
Joey Stephenson
Middleport
Dick Ritz
Bane Goss
Nelsonville
Frank Porter
Bob Smith
Pomeroy
Mike Murdock
Boats West
Wellston
Bob Brennan
Bob Johnson
Craig Loney
Bob Stewart
Mike Smith
Jackson Two Beats Allensville 61 56 On Saturday Night
Jackson Two overcame Allensville 61 to 56 with Whaley scoring 21 and Graham leading Allensville with 25. Jackson Two held a 40 31 shooting edge and evened their record at 1 1 while Allensville dropped to 0 2 and visits Centralia next Friday. Reserve game: Jackson Two 45 Allensville 40.
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Rome-Canaan Romes past Chesterhill in county league game
Rome-Canaan pulled away from a four point halftime edge to win 76 to 46 over Chesterhill. Neal Canter led Rome-Canaan with 25 points while Richard Minerd scored 30 for Chesterhill. Rome-Canaan also won the reserve game 54-21 as they prepare for the Athens County League opener. New York Knicks buy Bob Duffy from St Louis Hawks for slightly more than 500.
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Coalton Vikings rout Zaleski 92 to 60 in home win
Coalton moved to 2-0 with a 92-60 victory over Brown Zaleski as five players reached double figures led by Tom Robinson with 25 and Richard Dempsey and Allen Brown with 20 each. Zaleski’s Richard Saunders led all scorers with 31. Coalton shot 65 percent and hosts Ames-Bern next, while Zaleski begins Vinton County League play at Wilton.
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Blanda Pitches For Victory In Oilers Victory
George Blanda led the Houston Oilers with a 19 completion effort and no interceptions as his passing helped secure victory. The veteran quarterback connected with teammates during a week likely to boost morale and team confidence.
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Houston Oilers
AFL Week Results Highlight Jets Oilers Thriller
Week highlights include Houston 31 New York 27 and San Diego 7 Boston 6. Oakland beat Kansas City 22-7 while Buffalo defeated Denver 27-17. Oilers led then Jets surged late, Blanda threw for two TDs and Baird's 93 yard punt return set up a Jets lead.
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Bowling Green Ohio U clash for MAC crown showdown
Bowling Green Falcons visit Ohio University in a pivotal Mid American Conference showdown that could decide the title race. A BG win would seal a third straight championship while Ohio U, tied for the lead, eyes an upset and next week's Marshall test.
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