Sugar Ray Robinson Ends Boxing Career at 45
Sugar Ray Robinson has decided to retire after 199 professional fights. The 45 year old, who many regard as the sport's best pound for pound fighter, announced in Pittsburgh that he will pursue business and acting work. He stated retirement is final despite past hints of a comeback.
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Europe
George Gainford
Emperor
Buckeyes Favored In Home Finale Against Iowa
Ohio State, 4-1 in the Big Ten and 12-point chalk, hosts last-place Iowa in Columbus. Iowa sits 1-7 in the conference after a rough season with near-misses and losses. Gary Snook leads an improving Iowa offense while Ohio State prepares to play without star linebacker Tom Bugel and welcomes back Bo Rein to bolster the aerial attack.
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Rabbit Hassenpfeffer Recipe From Bill Bero
A historic recipe by Bill Bero describes preparing rabbit with cold water soak, salt, onions, pickling spice, flour, and boiling to simmer. The method includes soaking, rinsing, simmering two hours, adding vinegar, removing spice bag, then thickening with a flour and water slurry.
Warfield Idle Longer as Browns Delays Return
Cleveland Browns star Paul Warfield remains out with a broken collarbone from the August exhibition. Doctors advised against his return for the New York Giants game, with optimism for a Week 2 or 3 comeback around his 23rd birthday as the Browns travel to Pittsburgh.
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Ohio rabbit and pheasant hunting season opens with varied prospects
Ohio wildlife officials report regional differences in small game prospects as rabbit hunting starts with a four bag limit and eight possession. In the northeast rabbits good and pheasants fair. south rabbits good and pheasants fair. west pheasants fair and rabbits fair. The season runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Jan 29 for rabbits and through Dec 18 on private land for pheasants with public areas extending to Jan 29.
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Allensville Bombers Begin 1965-66 With Early Losses
Allensville, member of the Hocking Vinton Athletic Association, opens 1965-66 with two defeats after losing six seniors from a 13-10 prior season. Coach Steve Yambor oversees a four-letterman squad led by Mack Bethel and a mix of seniors and juniors across the lineup.
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David Coles
Ronnie Hopkins
John Maxwell
Bob Allen
Ken Chaney
Phillip Graves
Ricky Popp
Roy Schroeder
Mike Wal
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Union Furnace
Don Wood Heads to Cleveland for Area Punt Pass & Kick
Ten year old Don Wood of Athens will compete in the Cleveland area Punt Pass & Kick finals at Cleveland Stadium during halftime of the Browns Giants game. He won the Cincinnati district and faces six Cleveland district finalists, with the top six advancing to Dallas for the Eastern Division.
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Hamden Hoops Faces Tall Task With Two Lettermen
Hamden under coach Larry Kruger fields a short guard and forward lineup with six seniors none taller than six feet. The team opens this season after a 6-13 last year and has begun with a loss. Key players include Tom McManus, Hal Patton, Jim Rice, Bill Cassill, Frank Patton, Bill Smith, Steve Fetheroll, Dennis Gregory, and Terry McManus.
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Jim Rice
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Dennis Gregory
Terry Mce- Manus
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Wilton
Eenee
Zaleski
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Allensville
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