Pioneers'
Marietta College star Carl Wolfe will miss the 1962-63 season due to hepatitis and assist his former coach with the Tornadoes while remaining eligible for one more year. Bethany College hopeful Phil Harrison leads the Bisons after a strong freshman year with 270 points and 187 rebounds. Miami's Russ Wickerham concludes sophomore football with two receptions. Ohio University earns two All-Ohio soccer spots with John Haynes and Roger Berthold leading the first team.
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Carl Wolfe
Marietta College
Pioneers
Racine High
Marietta
Larry Morrison
Tornadoes
Wolfe
Ohio
Bethany College
West Virginia
Phil Harrison
Meigs
Pomeroy
Bisons
Harrison
Bethany
Allegheny College
Russ Wickerham
Athens
Miami Uniersity
Wickerham
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association
Akron
John McComb
Bobcats
John Haynes
Ohio U
Roger Berthold
John Kisiday
Art Massey
Weekend Sports In Brief
Arkansas accepted a Sugar Bowl bid while Colorado and LSU took Orange Bowl bids and UCLA secured a Rose Bowl berth after Saturday wins. Tulane head coach Andy Pilney resigned. The spitball legalization proposal was rejected in Tampa. Don Carter and Marge Merrick won men’s and women’s titles in Chicago. Alan Gay Brewer won the Mobile Open with 275 total. Bob Cousy surpassed 15 000 career points for the Celtics in a 116 96 win over the Knicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Colorado
LSU
UCLA
New Orleans
Andy Pilney
Tulane
Chicago
Don Carter
Marge Merrick
Columbus
Mobile
Alan Gay Brewer
Boston
Bob Cousey
Celtics
New York
NBA
Thea Chapter 192 CES Meet for July and November Birthdays
Glouster Thea Chapter 192 CES meets 7 30 p m Tuesday for initiatory work and July and November birthday celebrations. A separate Christmas party with a dollar gift exchange is planned for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Hall. The Chit Chat Club gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Karla Cominsky s New Street home with Mrs Carol Lasko as co host.
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Thea Chapter
CES
Thea
Masonic Hall
Karla Cominsky
New Street
Carol Lasko
Thanksgiving Visit in Zanesville With McKinney Family
Mr. Pappy Archer and Mrs. Neal Morris traveled to Zanesville for Thanksgiving to spend time with Mrs. Morris's daughter and son in law Bernard McKinney and their family.
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Pappy Archer
Neal Morris
Zanesville
Morris
Bernard McKinney
Priscilla Class meets at Angle home Tuesday evening
Glouster Methodist Church Priscilla Class will gather Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs B R Angle home with co hostesses Mrs Wayne Wiley Mrs Essa Cai relli and Mrs George Campbell assisting.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Church
B. R. Angle
Wayne Wiley
Essa Cairelli
George Campbell
Auxiliary to Meet Glouster Eagles Hall Tuesday
The UMWA Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the Eagles Hall. Plans will be completed for the Christmas party.
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Glouster
UMWA
Eagles Hall
Senior Study Club Hosts Dessert Meeting at Hotel Gordon
Miss Ann Williams and Mrs Sara Willis hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club at the Hotel Gordon for a Thanksgiving themed dessert meeting. President Mrs Harold Wagner presided with two guests and many members listed among the attendees.
500 Club Hosts Card Party at Main Street Home
Mrs Harry Vaughn entertained the 500 Club at her Main Street residence. First prize went to Mrs C E Haskins, second to Mrs Earl Morris, and third to Mrs Joe Wolf. The hostess served a salad dessert course to the winners and several other guests including Mrs Carl Whaley, Mrs Esther Lamborn, Mrs Thomas Noon.
Browns' Title Hopes Dwindle In 37-21 Loss
The Cleveland Browns lost to the New York Giants 37-21 at Municipal Stadium before 80,455 fans. Eli Tittle led the Giants with passing as Cleveland trails the Eastern race. Giants' Pat Summerall kicked three field goals and Bob Gaiters scored for New Mexico State in a mixed Cleveland effort.
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Browns
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Pat Summerall
Giants
Tittle
Brown
Alex Webster
Bob Gaiters
New Mexico State
Acid Test Awaits Oiler-Charger Tilt
The Oilers aim to clinch the Eastern Division with a win over the Chargers in Houston. A victory would set up a league playoff clash, while San Diego seeks to stay unbeaten and secure the Western Division title. Blanda leads Houston with touchdowns and points as Dallas’ Abner Haynes dominates Oakland.
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Associated Press
Houston
Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Wally Lemm
George Blanda
San Diego
Chargers
New York
Oakland
Denver
Blanda
Fettle
Dallas
Abner Haynes
Abner
Haynes
Pipers Rally Past Pittsburgh in Big Freshman League Win
Cleveland Pipers hammered Pittsburgh 137-94 as Lanky Adams scored 34 and John Barnhill 30 to vault within a half game of the league leader. Los Angeles coach Bill Sharman off the bench sparked a 91-72 win over Kansas City while Hawaii beat Chicago 99-90. Hal Lear added 20 for Cleveland.
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Pipers
Pittsburgh
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Hawaii
Chicago
Jack Adams
John Barnhill
Cleveland
Adams
Barnhill
Hal Lear
Sharman
Jets
49Ers
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
St. Louis
Jurgensen
Ted Dean
Dallas
Pete Retzlaff
Tommy McDonald
Eddie LaBaron
Amos Marsh
Vikings
J. D. Smith
John Brodie
Smith
Brodie
R. C. Owens
Bears
Rick Casares
Billy Wade
Willie Galimore
Zeke Bratkowski
Rams
Ollie Matson
Wisconsin aids Bucks title grab in Big Ten clash
Wisconsin helps Purdue and Minnesota clash for runner up as Ohio State ponders bowl options after clinching Big Ten title. UCLA earned a berth by beating USC 10-7 while OSU weighs invitations and potential opponents. Minnesota finished second with 6-1 in conference. Purdue 4-2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Minnesota
Purdue
Tom Hamilton
Big Five
UCLA
Southern California
Buckeyes
Local high school basketball schedule stacked with key games
Tuesday night features Cage State matchups including Blackfork at North Gallia and Hannan Trace at Symmes Valley plus Kilger Creek at Middleport. Friday night lines up well with Wellston at Athens and Jackson at Logan while Saturday hosts Rome Canaan vs Southeastern and Crooksville at Corning.
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Symmes Valley
Kgger
Middleport
New Concord
Glouster Eastern
Rutland
Warren Local
Racine
Kgger Creek
North Gallia
Coalton
Hannan Trace
Allensville
Union Furnace
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Sheridan
Wilton
Hamden
Zaleski
McArthur
Spitter rejected in baseball trade sweepstakes
Buddin dealt to the Colts and Eddie Bressoud to the Red Sox in the first player trade of the baseball convention. The spitball ban survived as the rules committee rejected reviving the pitch, eight to one, with Cal Hubbard voting for it on behalf of Joe Cronin and Ford Frick.
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Tampa
Fla
Boston
Houston
Don Buddin
Colts
Eddie Bressoud
Red Sox
Washington
Kansas City
Ken Hamlin
Toronto
Cool Veal
Pittsburgh
Bob Buhl
Braves
Cubs
Don Elston
Jerry Kindall
Buddin
Bressoud
Cal Hubbard
American League
Hubbard
League
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Ford Frick
SEOL Banouvet Football Banquet Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Southeast Ohio League banquet on December 7 are on sale at Athens High School and The Messenger sports department. The purchase deadline is Saturday. Ohio University coach Bill Hess will speak at Jackson High School cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Messenger Sports Department
Bill Hess
Ohio University
Jackson High School
Waterloo 63 Shade 54 in college basketball clash
Waterloo shortens late run to defeat Shade 63 to 54 after trailing by 17 in the first half. Standout Waterloo freshman Smith scores 21 points while Guthrie leads Shade with 33 points. Officials Jones and Williams. Reserves: Waterloo 43, Shade.
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Shade
Frye
Joe Jordan
D Bobo
Guthrie
Jeffers
Waterloo
BROS
Jones and Williams
Grant Outpoints Lopez In Panama Boxing Showdown
In Colon Panama Bunny Grant from Jamaica defeats Julio Lopez of the Dominican Republic by outpoint in a 10 round lightweight bout. Grant secures a decision over Lopez with a clear lead on the scorecards.
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Colon
Panama
Bunny Grant
Jamaica
Julio Lopez
Dominican Republic
Orange Bowl Decides Spot as Eight Committees Meet
Eight bowl committees confer at eight sites to determine matchups for the postseason. Colorado and LSU clinch Orange Bowl bids for January 1, 1962. Rose Cotton Sugar and others await selections as teams like Ohio State, UCLA, Auburn, Penn State, Miami, and Maryland contend for additional slots.
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Alabama
Army
Navy
Colorado
Louisiana State
Ohio State
UCLA
Mississippi
Texas
Bama
Auburn
Arkansas
New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Miami
Fla
Northwestern
Penn State
Pitt
Hurricanes
Florida
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Eagles Keep Pace With Dallas Win
The Giants defeated the Browns 37-21 led by Tittle in a strong offensive showing. The Eagles stayed within reach by routing the Cowboys 35-13 as Jurgen sen threw five TD passes. Packers lead with a 9-2 mark after a 17-9 win over Detroit.
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Associated Press
Yelverton
Abraham Tittle
Rumpelstilskin
Tittle
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Giants
Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Detroit
Lions
San Francisco 49Ers
Cincy Rallies To Overtake Los Angeles
Cincinnati Royals narrow the gap on the Lakers with a 117-102 road win as Oscar Robertson fuels a late surge. Celtics extend Eastern lead with a 107-101 victory over Detroit, while Los Angeles faces potential Elgin Baylor out with military duty.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Royals
Lakers
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia
Celtics
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Boston
York Bruins Triumph In Sherdan Preview Action
York Athens County Bruins, led by Tom Bentley with 14 points, defeated Northridge 35-24 in a 16 minute preview clash at Sheri dan. Sheridan’s Bill Turnes added 12 points in Perry County five’s second quarter rally. Liberty Union edged Roseville 26-21 and host Generals beat Dresden 34-23.
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Harry Hall
Athens County Bruins
Northridge North
Liberty Union
Roseville
Dresden
Tom Bentley
Bruins
Dick Higgins
Sheridan
Bill Turnes
Perry County
Turnes
Lesser
Johnson
Douglas
J. VanFossen
Higgins
Bennett
Cook
Dispennette
C. VanFossen
Athens Women's Bowling Association Meeting at Bellerbowl
The Athens Women's Bowling Association will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the meeting room at Bellerbowl. All members are urged to attend as upcoming tournaments will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Women’s Bowling Association
Bellerbowl
Kerr-Hunter Hardware Leads Rollerbowl Junior League Standings
Rollerbowl Junior League standings show Kerr-Hunter Hardware at top with 14 wins and 6 losses. Donut Shop Athens Pharmacy and Hartzell's Luncheonette follow, while Stephenson Account and Fairview Drive-Insazoos trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr-Hunter Hardware
Den’s Donut
Athens Pharmacy
Hartzell’s
Stephenson
Fairview Drive-Insazoos
F. H. Brewer Co
Blackmore’s
Kerr
Bribe Trial Opens Today
NEW YORK Trial of Aaron Wagman 29 year old convicted football fix accused of bribery and attempted bribery in the college basketball scandal begins in General Sessions Court. A grand jury of 37 players from 22 colleges named Wagman on 37 counts of conspiracy bribery and attempted bribery. Conviction could yield a maximum of 10 years imprisonment or a $10 000 fine per count. Wagman is accused of paying bribes totaling 14250 to various college players to fix games.
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Aaron Wagman
General Sessions Court
Wagman
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War Ie Arevay Sire Et Fuicre
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