SECAL All-Star football team honors named
Logan and Pomeroy each placed six players on the SECAL all star squad chosen by league sports writers and casters. Twenty three players from eight teams earned all star honors to be presented December 3 in Logan. sixteen others received honorable mention.
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Ohio U Strikes Back as BG Eyes MAC Title
Ohio University stunned Bowling Green 21 to 0 in a key MAC clash, ending BG’s potential undefeated run. The win shifts attention to Kent State and Western Michigan, with talk of a new MAC balance as Marshall, Toledo and Kent State rise.
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Ohio Top Ten Polls Final Weekend Results
Massillon beat Canton McKinley 20-14 to finish 10-0 and reclaim first. Springfield South and Elyria posted strong 10 win and 9 win records respectively with notable clashes. Cleveland St Ignatius and Cincinnati Elder posted decisive wins as teams like Upper Arlington and Rossford completed their seasons.
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Lincoln service offers free government job information
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Greenies Slip Past Hamden 68 66 in Close Showdown
Ames-Bern Greenies battle to a 68-66 victory over Hamden Engineers at Amesville. Dick Calentine leads with 22 points while Chuck McPherson adds 21 as Hamden trims the margin late before Calentine and McPherson seal the win. Hamden, 0-3, will next play Nov. 27.
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Notre Dame weighs bowl bid as season nears end
Notre Dame, riding an eight game win streak after routing Michigan State 34-7, considers a bowl invitation if it defeats Town this week and Southern California next week. Arkansas Nebraska Texas secured Cotton, Orange Bowls. Sugar and Rose Bowls remain possible as Notre Dame contemplates a historic 10 0 0 campaign despite official hesitation.
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Hunting Season Opens Across Ohio For Rabbits Pheasants And Quail
Thousands of Ohio hunters begin the season for ring necked pheasants rabbits and quail under Department of Natural Resources warnings to avoid cigarettes and matches in dry areas. Daily hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with bag limits four rabbits two cock pheasants six quail and two Hungarian partridges. Rabbit and quail abundance reported in southeastern hills while pheasants peak in the northwest. Rabbit season runs through January 30 1965 and pheasant season ends December 19 except on public lands to January 30. Quail season aligns with pheasant.
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SEOAL Grid All Stars Honors and Award Winners
Mel Adams earns Coach of the Year for Logan and Charles Chancey. Phil Swindell is Most Valuable Player from Pomeroy. Honorary All-League goes to Larry Coon Athens Mike Fisher Gallipolis and Red Sauer Middleport. Honorable Mention lists multiple players from Athens Gallipolis Jackson Logan and Wellston with numerous names.
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Browns Need Two Wins for First Division Title Since 1957
The Browns beat the Detroit Lions 37 21 at Municipal Stadium to move to 8 1 1 and hold a two game magic number for the Eastern Division crown. Jim Brown and Lou Groza teamed for two touchdowns and three field goals as Cleveland dominated the ground game while Detroit led in passing. The Browns now face the Packers in Milwaukee with four games left on the schedule.
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Shade Falls to Waterford in Nonleague Showdown
Shade Panthers lose 61 48 as Waterford stays undefeated at 2 0. Jerry Bobo nets 19 for Shade while Regis Rauch leads Waterford with 19. Shade hosts Chesterhill next, then Stockport. Reserve score Waterford 30 Shade 28.
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Local Bowling Mathews Goodyear Seton Wind Hall
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