Big Ten and Mid American title race rundown
The article analyzes remaining games and scenarios for MAC and Big Ten contenders. It names Bowling Green, Miami, Ohio, Marshall, Kent State, and Ohio in the MAC title mix, and Michigan State, Ohio State, and Illinois in the Big Ten race with potential Rose Bowl implications. It also notes Otto Graham's coaching pursuit at Kent State and honors for Don Peden at BG vs Ohio.
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Ohio
Miami
Marshall
Kent State
Bobcats
Kent
Michigan State
Ohio State
Illinois
East Lansing
Spartans
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Michigan
Illini
Wisconsin
Kent State University
Otto Graham
Trevor Rees
Graham
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Athens
Toledo
Western Michigan
Rockets
Jim Snyder
Jim
Don Peden
Peden
Helms Foundation
Buckeyes Face Win Or Out Test Against Northwestern
Ohio State trains for a win or get out stretch with two big tests looming against Northwestern at home and Michigan away. Coach Woody Hayes seeks a sharper ground attack after a 17 quarter touchdown drought and acknowledges late aerial plays could have helped the 10-7 Penn State loss. Northwestern, buoyed by Tom Myers and a roster of Ohio natives, aims to rebound in the season finale against Parseghian’s squad after a 2-4 conference run.
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Woody Hayes
Buckeye
Northwestern
Wildcats
Michigan
Hayes
Bucks
the Airways
Penn State
Sarkkinen
Tom Myers
Troy
Ohio
Gary Crum
Cardington
Pat Riley
Cincinnati
Tom Ziemke
Sandusky
Jerry Oberdorf
Fairfield
Jim Powell
North Canton
Jack Cvereke
Campbell
Mike Buckner
Akron
Ron Rector
Barberton
Buckeyes
Bowling Green vs Ohio Set Again in MAC Title Bid
The Falcons visit Ohio University at Peden Stadium in a showdown that could decide the Mid-American Conference crown. Bowling Green must win and hope for help elsewhere, while Ohio needs its own win over Marshall and a Kent upset to claim the title.
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Bowling Green
Peden Stadium
Ohio
Marshall
Kent
Bobcats
Falcons
Mongo dominates Kelso in Washington International turf upset
Laurel Maryland report notes Mongo reasserts horses for courses by beating champ Kelso by a dozen lengths in the Washington International on turf. Narcos of France finished third while eight others from six nations competed in the turf showcase.
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Kelso
Narcos
France
Basketball Scores and Schedule From Monday and Wednesday
NBA style results show Boston beat St Louis 116 to 110 and Detroit defeated Los Angeles 116 to 109. Upcoming schedule lists San Francisco at Philadelphia and later matchups including San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Boston.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Robertson Leads NBA Scorers and Assists Pace
Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals tops the NBA in both scoring and assists with 633 points in 13 games and 122 assists after a week of three 29 point games. Wilt Chamberlain remains top scorer per game at 30.6, while Jerry Lucas leads rebounds with 294 and Bill Russell averages 24.4.
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Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
NBA News
Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Celtics
Back Ot Week Is Not Albert
In The Associated Press Back of the Week honor for college football, Bill Douglas of the University of Washington is praised for his all around play in a 39-26 win over California. He directed drives, accounted for 85 77 79 90 and 48 yard marches, helped set up a 32 yard field goal, and passed for 176 yards plus 67 rushing. Navy's Roger Staubach and Georgia Tech's Billy Lothridge also starred in their teams' big days.
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Western Michigan
Marshall
Ohio
Bill Hess
Hess
Nick Mourouzis
Jay Cunningham
Bowling Green
Jim Wisser
Miami
Tom Longsworth
Mourouzis
Jerry Ward
Jerry Jones
Tony Lawrence
Lawrence
Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati Reds
Scottsbluff
Neb
Jones
Ron Curtis
Frick
J-Club
Tom Resch
George Fisher
New York
Associated Press
Bill Douglas
University of Washington
Douglas
Huskies
California
Roger Staubach
Navy
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Staubach
Naval Academy
Maryland
Lothridge
Florida State
Expect Vote Backing AAT
The U S Olympic Committee is set to approve new voting rules to strengthen the Amateur Athletic Union in its battle with colleges. The changes would widen AAU’s margin over the NCAA in the ongoing two day proceedings and roll call.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Olympic Committee
AHS Fresh Have Good Season Freshman squad named
Athens High School freshmen football finished 6-1 under Merlyn Phillips and Don Blosser for the 1963 season. They suffered a final loss to Wellston that ended a 16 game win streak, with strong defense and several TDs from interceptions. Team members and the varsity will be honored at a banquet on November 23.
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Merlyn Phillips
Don Blosser
Wellston
Phillips
Blosser
Nelsonville
Mulier
Logan
Miller
Athens
Texas Heads AP Poll Unbeaten Top for Fifth Straight Week
Texas remains No. 1 in the AP college football poll as the only unbeaten team, despite a 7-0 squeaker over Baylor. Navy rises to second after a 42-7 win over Maryland, with Michigan State and Oklahoma also climbing. Illinois, Auburn and Ohio State drop in the Top Ten.
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Texas
Longhorns
Associated Press
Navy
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Pitt
Illinois
Auburn
Ohio State
Baylor
Michigan
Midshipmen
Maryland
Mississippi
Tampa
Purdue
Alabama
Nebraska
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Panthers
Mississippi State
Kansas
Penn State
Browns Aren’t Done Either Way May Star
The Browns tied the Giants for the Eastern lead after a 9 7 loss to the Steelers. Paul Wiggin said the club will fight for five memorable games and that both Frank Ryan and Jim Ninowski will be prepared to start if needed.
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Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Paul Wiggin
Wiggin
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Lakers Owner Calls Trade Rumors About Baylor and West Ridiculous
Minneapolis report says Los Angeles Lakers owner Bob Short dismissed circulating rumors that stars Elgin Baylor and Jerry West could be traded to the Baltimore Bullets. Short called the talk ridiculous and unfounded.
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Minneapolis
Los Angeles Lakers
Bob Short
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Lance Alworth Sets AFL Catch Record in Boston Game
Lance Alworth of the San Diego Chargers tied an American Football League record by catching 13 passes against Boston, becoming the league's leading ground gainer among pass catchers.
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Lance Alworth
San Diego
Boston
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