Toledo Rockets Dominate 1969 MAC Grid Honors
Toledo’s Frank Lauterbur team captures coach of the year and back of the year for Chuck Ealey while Bowling Green’s Joe Green earns lineman of the year. Ealey leads a 10 0 0 Rockets season with 25 of 40 votes. Toledo places four on the first team offense. The all conference squad features multiple Rockets and a mix of Kent Athens and Miami players across offense and defense.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Frank Lauterbur
Toledo Rockets
Lauterbaur
Rockets
Toledo
Chuck Ealey
Bowling Green
Joe Green
Lauterbur
Ealy
Don Nottingham
Kent
Tony Harris
Jim Rance
Ken Cross
MelLong
John Niezgoda
Curtis Johnson
Jim Tyler
Gary Arthur
Miami
Corrigall
Snyder
Cross
Dave Hutchins
Larry Thompson
Green
Johnson
Steve Robinson
Ohio
Todd Snyder
Ohio University
Dick Adams
Athens High School
Bulldogs
Ravenna
Ottawa Lake
Mich
Phil Villapiano
Oakhurst
N. Y
Mel Long
Soph
Mike Siwek
Western Michigan
South Bend
Ind
Jim Corrigall
Barrie
Ontario
Steven Robinson
Bellefontaine
Athens
Honester Davidson
Berea
Bulldogs To Host Vikings In 1969-70 Opener
Athens High School's Bulldogs host Vinton County at home in a Wednesday regular season opener following a 58-44 win at Columbus Eastmoor. Vinton County, led by Clyde Crewey, features Randy Ratcliff Skip Bethel Larry Swaim and others as they seek an upset.
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Athens High School
Bulldogs
Vinton County
Columbus Eastmoor
Chillicothe Bishop Flaget
Vikings
Clyde Crewey
Randy Ratcliff
Skip Bethel
Larry Swaim
Mark Bullock
Don Markarius
Scott Blake
Warriors
Athens
Eastmoor
Texas Tops AP Poll as Buckeyes Fall from No 1
Texas rises to第#1 in the AP college football ranking after Ohio State loses to Michigan. Arkansas moves to No 2, Penn State climbs to No 3, Southern California stays No 5, Missouri up to No 6, Michigan to No 7, with UCLA dropping to No 11 after a loss. The top teams prepare for key rivalry games and a showdown at Fayetteville.
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Associated Press
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Air Force
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Nebraska
Mississippi
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Purdue
Florida
Houston
West Virginia
Toledo
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Texas A&m
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Seeeer
West Virginia Ff
Bristol Reviews Seattle Pilots Hire For Manager
Dave Bristol named manager of the Seattle Pilots on a multi year contract estimated at two years eighty thousand dollars. Bristol, 36, returns to managing after a brief hiatus following his departure from the Reds in 1969. He succeeds Joe Schultz as the Pilots seek to rebound from a last place finish in the American League West.
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Seattle
Dave Bristol
Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Seattle Pilots
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Pilots
Milkes
North Carolina
Billy Martin
Minnesota
Twins
Martin
Minneapolis
Deve
Cincinnati
Reds
Wie
Montreal Expos
Joe Schultz
Schultz
New York Mets
Referees File Assault Complaints After Marshall Ohio Game
Robert M. Walker of Canfield Ohio and Ollie Freeze of Cincinnati filed police complaints in Huntington claiming they were assaulted after the Marshall versus Ohio University game. They said unidentified attackers struck them in the face as they reached the officials dressing room after Ohio won 38 35 with the winning touchdown at five seconds left.
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Huntington
W.va
Robert M. Walker
Canfield
Ohio
Ollie Freeze
Cincinnati
Marshall University
Ohio University
Area high school basketball opens with three games
Three area high school cage games are set for Wednesday. Athens hosts Vinton County while Logan visits Federal Hocking and Eastern welcomes Southwestern, each team opening its season. The Detroit Tigers totaled 20 shutouts last season, tying their 1944 club mark.
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Vinton County
Logan
Federal Hocking
Eastern
Southwestern
Detroit Tigers
Fans get unusual halftime talk at Green and White intrasquad
Ohio University hosts an intrasquad basketball game at the Convocation Center with an amplified phone chat between athletic director Bill Rohr and Northwestern coach Brad Snyder during halftime. Admission is free and a 20 minute freshmen showcase follows the varsity game as Ohio opens at Northwestern next Monday. London reports Tony Jacklin and Ann Jones named Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year in a Daily Express readers poll.
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Ohio University Green & White
Convocation Center
Ohio University
Bill Rohr
Northwestern
Brad Snyder
Ohio
London
Tony Jacklin
Ann Jones
Wimbledon
Daily Express
Otis Named Buckeyes MVP and Freshmen on 1970 Outlook
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes praised his 1969 freshmen as capable starters and set sights on artificial turf. Fullback Jim Otis of Celina was named team MVP after rushing for 2,542 yards, with Jim Stillwagon Doug Adams Rex Kern and Jan White named captains and leaders. Center Tom DeLeone earned top sophomore honors while Kern suggested White as co captain.
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Ohio State
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Celina
Buckeyes
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Mt. Vernon
Doug Adams
Xenia
Rex Kern
Lancaster
Kern
Jan White
White
Harrisburg
Tom DeLeone
Kent
National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes Named
Eleven senior college football players were named scholars for 1969 by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Among backs cited were Dan Pike Navy Randall Reeves Nebraska and Terry Stewart Arkansas. Linemen include Tim Callaway Georgia Harry Khasigian USC John Cramer Harvard George Joseph Penn Michael Ornard Notre Dame Theodore Shadid Army and Charles Lon gneck er Air Force.
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N.J
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National Football Foundation
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Navy
Randall Reeves
Nebraska
Terry Stewart
Arkansas
Tim Callaway
Georgia
Harry Khasigian
California
John Cramer
Harvard
George Joseph
Penn
Michael Ornard
Notre Dame
Theodore Shadid
Army
Charles Longnecker
Air Force
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