Bobcats face Marshall in decisive final home game
Ohio University eyes a critical football clash with Marshall this Saturday at Peden Stadium. A win shapes conference standings while seniors seek a final home win. Marshall arrives with a 5-3 mark and a tough defense led by Good and Winter.
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Logan Chieftains Sweep SECAL for Seventh Title in 1964
John Gasser leads SECAL scoring as Logan Chieftains finish 10-0, unbeaten in league. Adams and Brenning top league lists with strong offense and defense, while Athens and Pomeroy fall in defense. SECAL 18-2-1 against non league play marks solid season.
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Yogi Berra Expected to Sign With Mets Strategy Board
New York reports Yogi Berra, former Yankees manager, is expected to sign a two year contract worth 80 000 dollars to join Casey Stengel's Mets as part of the strategy board and serve as an occasional pinch hitter.
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Massillon Tigers Crowned Ohio State Champions Again
Massillon defeats Canton McKinley 14-0 in the final period with a 14-yard run by backup quarterback Dave Sheegog sealing the title. The victory ends McKinley’s bid for a three-peat as AP voters crown Massillon state king for the tenth time.
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Ohio AP poll lists top ten football teams for 1964
Columbus AP poll rankings show Canton Me Bey Oy and others in first place voting. Records and points spread across Ohio cities including Cleveland St. Joseph St. Ignatius and Toledo Macomber with numerous smaller towns and schools named among the voters and contenders.
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SECAL picks split honors with coach Adams noted
The SEAL coaches and writers award two coaches for year with Charley Chancey and Mel Adams sharing praise. Adams receives a special plaque for coaching the South in the Canton All-Star game. Phil Swindell of Pomeroy earns league MVP as teams praise his versatility and impact.
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Hutchinson Rites Mark Baseball Maverick Fred Hutchinson
Fred Hutchinson died of cancer at 45. Rites were held at Mount Olivet Cemetery Seattle with hundreds in attendance. The former major league manager for Detroit, St. Louis, and Cincinnati was remembered for humility beneath a gruff exterior.
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