Five SECAL Gridders Named To All Ohio Team
Five SECAL players earned spots on the All Ohio team as top coaches queued for honors. The article notes two NFL coaching contenders facing off as the Browns meet the Cardinals in St. Louis, with Collier defending his bid to turn the Browns into a title threat. It also mentions Cleveland and St. Louis tied with New York for the Eastern Conference lead at 8-3, and references Wally Lemm’s Cardinals coming off a 4-9-1 season. The piece closes with a note on golf club speed versus hand speed in a separate tip.
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Cleveland Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
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Browns
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Paul Brown
Collier
Cardinals
New York
Wally Lemm
Ohio State Michigan Try Again in Kennedy Referee Delay
Arch rivals Michigan and Ohio State will replay their season finale after a last minute postponement due to President Kennedy's assassination. Ohio State seeks to snap a two game slide while Michigan aims to finish strong after two wins and a tie.
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Woody Hayes
Bump Elliott
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Ohio Class AA All State Football Team Named
Johnson Fraley named second team and Stevens earns third on the 1963 AP Class AA All-State high school football squad. Dick Himes and Ron Di Stefano lead as lineman and back of the year with Bruce cited as coach of the year. 49 schools represented among 66 first three teams with Martins Ferry, Massillon, Niles among top berths.
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Associated Press
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Niles McKinley
Massillon
Washington
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Sandusky
Bruce
Canton
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Lowell Storm
Ken Amlin
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Bob Smith
Fremont St. Joseph
Tony Mason
Niles
Lloyd Dunne
Ashland
Chuck Stobart
Mount Vernon
Bob Wion
Jim Allen
Newark
Leo Strang
Bron Bacevich
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Marc McClain
Bellevue
DiStefano
Gary Knauer
John Kasselmann
Himes
Cleveland St. Ignavius
Kettering
Fairmont West
Lorain
Admiral
Bill Blunt
Jim Muiinich
Clem Turner
Woodward
Jim Yackhow
Cleveland Benedictine
Charley Burley
Springfield South
Gary Knauer Sandusky
Chris Gregg
King
Harry Profato
Tom Rice
Lima
Mike Condello
Xenia
George Begalla
Salem
Dan Harshman
Toledo
St. Francis
Dick Chisholm
Waite
Packers Tie Lions Keeps Packers Nine Wins, Bears Lead
Detroit and Green Bay battle to a 13 13 tie on Thanksgiving Day leaving Green Bay one game back of Chicago with three weeks remaining. Ray Nitschke tears his forearm and is out for the season as Detroit’s Nick Pietrosante scores the tying TD with 16 seconds left.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Nick Pietrosante
Wayne Walker
Walker
Bart Starr
Ron Kramer
Earl Morrall
Jesse Whittenton
Sandy Koufax Wins National League ERA Title Again
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax has captured the National League earned run average crown for the third straight season, continuing his dominant stretch as the league's top hurler.
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Toledo Rockets Open Season Amid High Hopes and Injuries
University of Toledo starts its season against Tulane as star guard Larry Jones recovers from a broken wrist. Coach Ed Melvin returns six lettermen, touts potential as the best in nine years, with Jones likely back, Williams in the backcourt, Wolford at center, and Cox and Drenser at forward. Height remains a concern with Wolford at 6-6 the tallest starter. The Rockets also face a challenging schedule including New York, Penn State, Butler, and Duquesne.
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Ray Wolford
Jim Cox
Bill Drenser
Wolford
New York
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Butler
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Southern Illinois
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