Hayes sorry for outburst after close Michigan game
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes apologized for his conduct at a team banquet after the 10-7 loss to Michigan. He described the officiating as the worst call in college football and recounted his confrontation with referee Jerry Markbreit over an alleged interference call. The incident drew Big Ten scrutiny and internal Buckeye discussions as team leaders were named for 1972.
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Randy Gradishar
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Remarkable Notre Dame 1947 depth and family football fates
Sports note highlights Notre Dame's 1947 squad producing 44 future pro players and a fifth string end on the College All-Star team. It recalls Don Hutson’s 1943 NFL season with three field goals and a team with eight Nesser family members playing on the same squad in Columbus Ohio longstanding brotherhood in football.
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Don Hutson
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Bulldogs Open Season With Shrine Preview Alumni Return
The Athens Bulldogs travel to face Nelsonville York to start the regular season after the Shrine Preview. Coach Charles McAfee fields a lineup with Chenko Green Inbody Handley Smith McIIntorf and Wood among starters. Fred Gibson joins as assistant coach while Virgil Grandy guides the Buckeyes with Smathers Miller Koker Pritchard and McClain. Hoy Seckinger is sidelined with a broken finger.
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John McClain
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Hoy Seckinger
An Evening With Ohio University Basketball Preview
The public is invited to an Ohio University basketball preview at the Convocation Center tonight at 7. The 1971 Bobcat varsity and freshman teams will be introduced and meet fans on the floor for photos. A 7:30 p.m. scrimmage will follow with no halftime intermission.
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Falcons Rally Past Packers In Monday Night Win
The Atlanta Falcons beat Green Bay 28 21 to move to 5 4 1 while the Packers drop to 3 6 1. John Zook and the Falcons front four harassed Packers quarterback Scott Hunter as Jim Mitchell and Bob Berry connected on scoring drives in a windy 31 degree game.
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Michigan Dominates 1971 All Big Ten Football Team
Michigan's Rose Bowl bound Wolverines claim five spots on the AP All Big Ten list, more than Northwestern and Michigan State. Ohio State earns three positions. Minnesota two. Purdue Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin one each. Key names include unanimous picks Reggie McKenzie Mike Taylor Tom Darden and Eric Allen.
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the Flea) Allen
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Joe DeLamielleure
Seasons Open Five Area Schools Start Basketball Season
Five area schools begin play Wednesday with three games Federal Hocking at Gallipolis Athens at Nelsonville York and Logan at Hilliard. Six more games follow Saturday including Ross Southeastern at Alexander Southern at Waterford Athens at Eastmoor Starr Washington at Wehrle South Point at Meigs and Nelsonville York at Glouster.
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Gilman Quits As Coach Of Chargers
Sid Gilman resigns as head coach and executive vice president after clashing with owner Eugene Klein over a new contract. Klein assigns Harland Svare to take over for the Chargers’ final four games.
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Harland Svare
Los Angeles Rams
OU Runners Compete At NCAA Cross Country Meet
Two Ohio University runners competed in the NCAA cross country championship in Knoxville Tennessee. Bill Haviland finished 44th in 30 minutes 48 seconds and Rich Smith placed 50th in 30 minutes 51 seconds among 302 runners from 90 schools. Steve Prefontaine of Oregon won the individual title in 29 minutes 14.9 seconds. Oregon claimed the team title with 83 points, Washington State was runner up with 122.
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Bill Haviland
Rich Smith
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Garry Bjorklund
University of Minnesota
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