Ohio Bobcats Clinch NCAA Soccer Tournament Berth
Ohio University earns its first NCAA Tournament bid after finishing 6 4 1 season and 5 2 1 in the Ohio Intercollegiate Soccer Association. They face St Louis at 2 p m in St Louis as part of Midwest selections led by Walter Ersing and Gene Kinney.
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Ohio University
John McComb
Bobcats
St. Louis
Billikens
Ohio
Michigan State
Ohio Intercollegiate Soccer Association
Midwest Selection Committee
Ohio State
Walter Ersing
Gene Kinney
Bob Baptista
Wheaton
Asbury Shatters Bobcat's Rushing Record at MAC Meet
Kent State stalwart Willie Asbury capped the season with 686 rushing yards on 146 carries for a 4.7 average in six MAC games, breaking Jim Albert's 612-yard 1963 conference mark. Dale Livingston of Western Michigan set a field goal standard with seven in league play, while Kent's Billy Blunt led receivers with 23 catches for 228 yards and three TDs.
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Columbus
Willie Asbury
Kent State
Marshall
Bob James
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jim Albert
Miami
al Moore
Western Michigan
Dale Livingston
Bob Jencks
Washington Redskins
Jencks
Livingston
Toledo
Western
Dale
Montana
Plymouth
Mich
Kent
Billy Blunt
Thundering Herd
Massillon
Dave Mallard
Blunt
MAC
Marty Barski
Bowling Green
Joe Souliere
Gary Jennings
Gary Rowe
Joe Kozar
Cochampion
Tirrel Burton
Mickey Jackson
Herd
Tom Luettke
Falcons
Joe Siesel
Frosh Down Cincinnati 28 15 Behind Houmard’s Burst
Ohio University Bobkittens beat Cincinnati 28-15 at Peden Stadium to close 3-2. Bobkittens rushed for 158 yards led by Bob Houmard with 147 on 35 carries and Frank Peters and Mike Christian key defensive plays. Cincinnati trailed 21-7 at half and 28-15 at end.
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Bob Houmard
Frank Peters
Mike Christian
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Peden Stadium
Bobkittens
Houmard
Bobbittens
Ciney
Chuck McKinney
Dave Conley
Conley
Bill Pataki
Bearkittens
Ron DeLucca
Blaize Urbanowicz
Ohio
Chillicothe
Greg Cook
Cook
Dan Montgomery
Montgomery
DeLucca
Dave Walter
Pataki
John Fricker
Sailor’s rope ends whipped to stop unraveling
A guide notes methods to seal rope ends. Traditional sailors whip ends with marlin to prevent fray. Modern practice uses electrician’s tape or glue, and nylon ends can be melted at the stove to fuse.
Safety Pin Tackle Trick for Light Lures
A fishing tip suggests carrying a safety pin to secure hooks and swivels or mend tears. For very light lures cast, clip the pin in the hook eye to add weight and create a wobbling action to attract fish.
Spartans Notre Dame Top Clash Shapes Title Race
Michigan State, No. 1 with a 9-0 record, faces Notre Dame, ranked fourth and 7-1, in a key showdown that could seal the national championship. Arkansas and Texas Tech eye Sugar Bowl implications as Southern Cal and UCLA vie for Rose Bowl taste.
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U.S
Michigan State
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Southern California
UCLA
Sports Writers and Broadcasters Today
Indiana
North Carolina
Tech
SMU
Baylor
Southern Cal
Mid State
Nebraska
Alabama
Southern Calif
Missouri
Florida
Massillon Wins State Title in Final AP Poll
Massillon claimed its 11th state football championship finishing 10-0 with 162 points in The AP Selection Board final ratings. Coach Earle Bruce’s Tigers defeated runners-up Sandusky by 18 as Dover St Joseph topped Class A. Athens finished ninth. Warren Harding and others trailed in the top ranks.
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Athens
Hal Paris
Columbus
Stark County Giant
Associated Press Selection Board
Rutgers Hall of Fame
Earle Bruce
Tigers
Sandusky
Cincinnati Moeller
Columbus Watterson
Warren Harding
Upper Arlington
Cleve
Land Bendictine
Steubenville
Middletown
Canton McKinley
Walloping Mansfield
Onece
Warren
Benedictine
Dover St. Joseph
Marion Catholic
X & Columbus
Cincy, Moeller
Cols. Watterson
Rane Ee
Louisville
Shelby
Cincinnati
Hoger Fiacon
Lancaster
Jackson
Stark
Dover
Toledo
St. Francis
Niles
Ashland
Hamilton Catholic
Celina
Youngstown Chaney
Garfield Heights
Lima Bath
Tiffin Calvert
Limia Senior
Akron
Vincent
Jefferson Union
Scott
Wintersville
Brookhaven
Dayton
Belmont
Marietta
Daytim Alter
Newark
Waite
Roth
Boardman
DeSales
Oregon
Clay
Mariemont
Athens Bulldogs Post Highest Finish Since 1954 Poll
Athens ninth in the state AP football poll marks the top SECAL showing since Jackson was eighth in 1954. Athens honored by the city council for an undefeated season under coach Don Eskey, with mayor noting a growing athletic success pattern.
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Athens
Jackson
Associated Press
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
Upper Arlington
Doug Perry
Bowling Green
Ports
Mouth
Ohio University
Bill Hess
Don Eskey
Raymond Shepard
Charles McAfee
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