Army Runs Over Annapolis in 70th Cadet Navy Clash
Army toppled Navy 42 to 0 in the 70th service academy game. Lyon Moore, a 205 pound halfback, ran for 40 carries and four TDs, setting an Army single game rushing mark while leading the Cadets to a dominant victory. He compiled 40 carries for 208 yards and scored three rushing touchdowns with a fourth from a yard out. Navy struggled offensively as Army’s defense stifled the Middies throughout, finishing the season at 4-1 while Navy ended with a 1-9 record.
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Ohio University to Broadcast Sports Costs Cut by Club Vote
Green and White Club of Ohio University approved an $8800 budget from its treasury to cover part of the cost of broadcasting Bobcat basketball road games this season. The plan would have funded trips to away games, including the Northwestern opener, but student activity officials questioned interest and delayed funding.
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Point Pleasant Big Blacks claim first perfect season
The 1961 Point Pleasant Big Blacks finished unbeaten and untied, the first perfect season for the school. Coach Dick Ware praised oneness among the squad, led by standout Greg Clayton with 1,016 rushing yards and Mike Stearns adding 047, while captain Nate Greer and Clayton also high scorers.
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Frazier's Tosses Give N.Y. Top Basketball Win Streak
Knicks star Walt Frazier scored 27 as the New York Knicks beat the Cincinnati Royals 106 to 105 to extend their winning streak to three games and tie the club record for consecutive victories. Oscar Robertson fouled out late as Cincinnati failed to close the final margin. Coach Red Holzman praised Frazier for clutch free throws and the Knicks held off a late Royals rally.
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Northwestern to Open Season as Big Ten Preview
Northwestern basketball launches the season with key players including Obie Wil and Snyder. Coach Snyder expects a strong front line led by balancing guards and a deep bench. The Wildcats visit Purdue in the home opener, then face West regional foes and a tough early schedule as they rebuild under new leadership.
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Wildcats look to halt Northwestern fears in tense clash
The Wildcat team, led by senior stars Adams and Grove, faces Northwestern with a tight lineup and key players Adams at 240 pounds and 210-pound prospect Bodine. Ohio coach emphasizes defense as crucial to stoppage of the opponent’s offense in a must-win game.
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Bulldogs Devour Jackson 78 52 In Seoul Opener
Athens beat Jackson 78 to 52 in the Southeast Ohio Athletic Dearie opener at Allday Gym. Bulldogs led 21 2 early and never trailed as Steve Tones and Mark Swart paced with 14 points each, while teammate Ene foo added 17. Jackson struggled from the field, while Athens shot 45.6 percent and converted 9 of 14 free throws. Jackson hosts Meigs next Friday as Athens travels to Nelsonville York.
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