Coon Leads Freshmen Varsity Tonight In Ohio U Preview
Ohio University basketball showcases its 1965-66 freshmen and varsity at Grover Center in a 8 p.m. benefit for the basketball hall of fame aiming for an institutional membership of 1000 dollars. Varsity starters include Hammond Brown Schroeder Cluff Williams or Hamilton with Fowlkes sidelined by an auto accident. Freshmen starters are Coon Patton Schuyler McKee Samuel with guards McKee and Samuel.
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Grover Center
Basketball Hall of Fame
Jim Snyder
Kermit Blosser
Mike Hammond
Dave Brown
John
Schroeder
Fred Cluff
Russ Hamilton
Phil Williams
Ken Fowlkes
Snyder
Northwestern
Varsity
DePauw
Blosser
Banton Fails In Defense At NCAA Cross Country Meet
Elmore Banton of Ohio University finished seventh in the six mile NCAA cross country meet in Lawrence Kansas. John Lawson of Kansas won in 29 24 with Steve Smith of Western Michigan sixth. Western Michigan won the team title with 81 points followed by Northwestern Tennessee Georgetown and Oklahoma State. Ohio did not field a full team and Miami placed 19th in the MAC. Stan Huntsman said Lawson outpaced Elmore and Dale Brown of Montana. Brown did not finish.
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Ohio University
Lawrence
Kansas
John Lawson
University of Kansas
Steve Smith
Western Michigan
Broncos
Northwestern
Tennessee
Georgetown
Oklahoma State
Ohio
Miami
Ohio State Football Honors 1965 Senior MVP Van Horn
Ohio State held a football appreciation banquet naming Doug Van Horn from Columbus as most valuable player for 1965. Van Horn, a tackle, played both ways and led the team in minutes. Coach Woody Hayes called him an All-American if any exist. Dick Himes of Canton won the Dispatch Quarterback Award as outstanding sophomore.
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Ohio State
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Canton
Columbus Dispatch
See Better Cage Year For Wilton Jets
Wilton High coach Bill McNickle projects improvement from a 3-14 record as height and desire boost the Jets. Leading the lineup are Jim Strausbaugh and Fred Peters both seniors and guards. The roster includes 10 players with 45 games scheduled this season.
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Danny Ruggles
Raymond Stapleton
Meryle Minister
Tim Goss
Spartans Top AP Poll After Notre Dame Win
Michigan State remains No. 1 in the AP ranking after a 12-3 victory over Notre Dame. Arkansas is No. 2, Nebraska No. 3, UCLA No. 4, Alabama No. 5, with Missouri, Southern Cal, Tennessee, and Texas Tech rounding out the top ten.
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Southern Calif
Nassau Bahamas golf courses listed with pars
Nassau in the Bahamas features three 18 hole courses: Nassau Golf Club a par 73, Coral Harbour Golf Club a par 70, and Lyford Cay Golf Club a par 72. Lyford Cay is noted as a private club.
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Schembechler to Speak at SECAL All-Star Banquet in Athens
Glen Edward Bo Schembechler Miami Ohio head coach will address the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League All-Star honorees in Athens on December 2. Special awards go to Don Eskey Coach of the Year and to Logan's John Gasser MVP of 1965. Athens Bulldogs unbeaten nine games and ranked ninth in Class AA. Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. steak dinner are $2.50.
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Bo) Schembechler
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Logan High
Charles Chancey
Marshall University
Adams
Mounties Favored For Title
South and Southeast college basketball season preview names Vanderbilt as SEC favorite with Clyde Lee back and a 24-4 record last season. Duke, West Virginia, North Carolina State, Maryland, Davidson, William and Mary, Western Kentucky and others are noted as contenders under new coaches and star players. Awards and ceremonies feature SEC coaches Eskey and Adams, MVP Gasser, and coach of the year recognitions in Athens.
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Kentucky
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Bob Verga
Jack Marin
Bob Riedy
Mike Lewis
Blue Devils
North Carolina State
Larry Lakins
Wolfpack
Maryland
Bucky Waters
Ron Williams
Davidson
Fred Hetzel
William and Mary
Tulsa Leads Nation In 1964 Football Scoring Records
Tulsa set nation leading figures with 38.4 points per game and 461.8 total yards per game in 1964. The team also averaged 317.9 passing yards and tied an all time record with 34 touchdown passes. Anaheim Stadium will cost $24 million to build.
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Shade High names 5 letter winners and rebuilds under Anderson
Shade High School's John Anderson returns as Panthers coach after losing six lettermen. Key returnees include Keith McLeod and Jim Niggemeyer with co captain Greg Pratt. The Panthers list eighteen games and a roster of three seniors four juniors one sophomore and six freshmen. Home games appear in all caps indicating Athens County League clashes.
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Jerry Craig
al Mantle
Mason Countians Take Most Deer in Opening Day Hunt
Fourteen of sixteen deer killed on opening day were by Mason Countians. Conservation officer Miles Darst reported Bucks only season with no injuries. Stations listing kills included Cornstalk Hunting Grounds, Service Station Henderson, South Side and Point Pleasant areas with multiple hunters and deer ranging from 5 to 10 points and weights 101 to 200 pounds.
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Worthy Dunn
Robert Rimmey
Vance E. Willard
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