Hess Talks Of Officials
Bill Hess urged better conference officiating at a Baker Center luncheon after criticizing holds and illegal plays seen in a 7 6 loss to Bowling Green. He cited two BG plays and noted Ken Smith suffered a season ending jaw injury from a defensive forearm.
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Bill Hess
Baker Center
Bill
Hess
Bowling Green
Jim Potts
Russ Hepner
Potts
Hepner
Roger Reynolds
Falcons
Ohio University
Bobcats
Ken Smith
Purdue Sevenths Texans Lenge then Lead Top Five Stay Same
Texas remains the No. 1 ranked college football team in the AP poll at 8-0 with 41 first-place votes. Alabama is No. 2, followed by Ohio State, LSU, and Minnesota. Georgia Tech and Missouri drop from the top 10 while Purdue and Syracuse enter. Michigan State and Colorado cling to the top 10 after losses. National Hockey League: no Monday games. Tuesday Montreal at Toronto, Detroit at Chicago scheduled.
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Alabama
Ohio State
Louisiana State
Minnesota
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Purdue
Syracuse
Michigan State
Colorado
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Texas
Louisiana St
Mississippi
Shade High School Faces Rebuilding Under New Coach
Shade High School begins year under Jack Friess with only one returning letterman Otis Guthrie pacing the Panthers in scoring through three games. The 10 man squad includes four seniors and five freshmen as they aim for their first win at Ames Bern.
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SHADE
Jack Friess
Friess
Otis Guthrie
Panthers
Guthrie
Tom Jeffers
Jerry Frye
Joe Jordan
Don Bobo
Jeffers
Bruce Davies
Denver Jordan
John Ruth
Bruce Downey
Jerry Bobo
Ames- Bern
Basketball scores and matchups across several games
Scores show Los Angeles defeating Chicago 127 113 and 108 99 over Cleveland. ABL results include Chicago 97 over Washington 87. Numerous listed games pair teams at various venues including Cincinnati Syracuse New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis Hawaii Pittsburgh Cleveland Los Angeles St Louis Detroit New York Syracuse Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago Mich and others.
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Syracuse
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Hawaii
Pittsburgh
NBA
Detroit
Bowl Game At Stake In Western Ohio U Battle
MAC clash at Peden Stadium pits Ohio University against Western Michigan with a potential Aviation Bowl berth at stake. Scout Heffelfinger highlights Western’s top passer Ed Chlebek and favored defense while noting Western’s strong line and backs Karl Toth and Jim Bednar. Ohio must counter with high scoring to keep bowl hopes alive.
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Western Michigan
Cliff Heffelfinger
Kalamazoo
Schlosser
Bronco
Ed Chiebek
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Chlebek
Western
MAC
Broncos
John Lomakoski
Karl Toth
Jim Bednar
Bednar
Alan Gibbs
Toledo
Marshall
Kent
Miami
Chelebek Aims to top MAC total offense in finale
Western Michigan quarterback Ed Chelebek can overtake Toledo’s Phil Yenrick for the conference total offense lead in the final MAC game against Ohio University. Yenrick has 514 yards, with Baker second in rushing. Evans nears punting lead as BG heads to Southern Illinois.
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Utah State
Broncos
Western
Bowling Green
Los Angeles
Southern Illinois
Ed Chelebek
Western Michigan
Toledo
Phil Yenrick
Yenrick
Frank Baker
Chelebek
Harl Evans
Ohio U
Joe Thompson
Kent State
Russ Hepner
Miami
Bill Triplett
OU Reserves Beat Frosh in Muddy 14 6 Gridiron Spoils
The Blue Bombers, Ohio University subs, defeated the OU freshmen 14 6 on a muddy afternoon. Roger Farr scored on a 3 yard run after a 65 yard drive. Bill Hendren added a 7 yard run with Monnett passing for two points. In the final minute Stu Schott connected with Ron Clawson for a 3 yard TD. extra points failed.
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Blue Bombers
Bombers
Roger Farr
Bill Hendren
Hendren
Buck Monnett
Fresh
Stu Schott
Ron Clawson
Farr
EP Monnett
Clawson
Schott
Chapman's Jewelry Routed in Local Bowling Card
Local bowling results list Joe's Shell defeating Robert's Clothing 4 0 while State Hospital beats Cornwell Jewelry 3 1. Chapman's Jewelry versus Lions Club postponed.
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State Hospital
Joe's Shell
Robert’s Clothing
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Lions Club
Wilt Leads Pro Scoring as Baylor Next
Wilt Chamberlain remains the scoring leader with 436 points and a 49.6 ppg average, as Elgin Baylor exits for military service November 26. The race features Richie Guerin and Jerry West trailing, with Chamberlain also leading rebounding. Clyde Lovellette tops field goal percentage, Arizin leads free throw accuracy, and Oscar Robertson is first in assists.
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Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
New York
Richie Guerin
Jerry West
Guerin
West
Clyde Lovellette
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Paul Arizin
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jets Advance Edge Pipers in West race
The Los Angeles Jets moved up in the Western Division with a fourth quarter hold of the Cleveland Pipers to nine points in a 108-99 win. LA trailed 91-89 before outscoring Cleveland 19-9 to pull within a half game of Kansas City. Chicago Majors defeated Washington Tapers 97-87 in Muskegon, Michigan.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Jets
Cleveland Pipers
Los Angeles
Pipers
Kansas City
Chicago Majors
Washington Tapers
Muskegon
Mich
Young Detroit Bowler Caps First In Tourney
Dave Soutar of Detroit won the $6000 top prize in the $40,000 PBA National Championship in Cleveland after a four day event. The 21 year old bowler, in his fifth pro tournament, held off veteran competitors to finish first Monday night.
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Cleveland
Dave Soutar
Detroit
Two Cited For Driving Intoxicated At Point Pleasant
Two men were cited before Justice A. M. Goodwin for driving while intoxicated. Robert D. Rogers received 24 hours in jail, six months license revocation. Roy Turner five days in jail, six months license revocation, plus ten dollar fine and costs for driving without a license. Cottrill, Rollins, Jeffers, Jef fers, Swallows paid fines and costs for speeding or unlicensed operation.
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Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Robert D. Rogers
Roy Turner
Turner
Michael P. Cottrill
Okey Rollins
Robert Founton Jeffers
Perry C. Jeffers
Carlton Swallows
Mass Media Duties Panel At Point Pleasant Meeting
Point Pleasant University Women branch will host a panel on Mass Media Whose Responsibility November 20 at 7 45 p m at Viand Street home of Mrs L G Mohr The panel includes Mrs William H Bardin Sr librarian at Point Pleasant High School Mrs Harry Eastburn board of education staff Mrs Mary Hyre of The Athens Messenger and Mrs Marianne Cambell radio station manager Mrs Edward C Jackson will preside as president.
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University Women
L. G. Mohr
Viand Street
William H. Bardin
Point Pleasant High School
Harry Eastburn
Board of Education
Mary Hyre
Athens Messenger
Marianne Cambell
Edward C. Jackson
Circle Meeting Notice at Trinity Methodist Church
Priscilla Circle of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Cecil Monton 505 29th St. Mrs. Tom K. Fisher is circle chairman and will preside.
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Priscilla
Trinity Methodist Church
Cecil Monton
29Th St
Tom K. Fisher
Hunters Gun For Quail Rabbits Pheasants In Ohio
By JIM VAN DYNE with season opening Wednesday district game supervisor Al Cannon outlines hunting regulations and wildlife trends. Rabbits and pheasants are hunted statewide while bobwhite quail require public land or state land with agreement. Population notes show rabbits up since 1960 and quail near 1960 levels. pheasant numbers equal last year. Cannon cites safe hunting rules and lists public hunting area info, plus a note on aging rabbits via eye lens study.
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al Cannon
Cannon
Trimble
Wolf Creek
Celtics Coach Red Auerbach Suspended by NBA
New York The Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach begins a three game suspension from the NBA tonight after a Friday clash with a referee and a $200 fine. Commissioner Maurice Podoloff announced the penalty saying the suspension would have started earlier but he was out of town over the weekend.
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Red Auerbach
National Basketball Association
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NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Philadelphia
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Podoloff
Boston
Massillon Climbs Near Niles In Ohio High School Ratings
In Columbus Massillon and Niles McKinley vie for Ohio football title as 54 writers vote next week's AP poll. Massillon holds top spot with 44012 points and Niles close behind at 41142 while several other teams level for positions behind.
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Ceesees
Ballovue
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Cardinal Mooney
Perrysburg
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Huron
Jackson
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Cleveland Cathedral Latin
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