Record-Breaking 1968 OU Cincinnati Game Recalled
Bobcats beat Bearcats 60-48 in Cincinnati on November 16 1968 in a wild aerial duel. Greg Cook threw for 554 yards Cleve Bryant 266 with three TDs each. Todd Snyder 123 yards nine catches. Conk set three game passing yardage marks.
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Kent State
Bobcat
Andy Vetter
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Cleve Bryant
Conk
Louisville
Miami
Athens
Todd Snyder
Bobcats
Bryant
Jim O’brien
Cook
Vetter
Ohio U
Northern Illinois
Richmond
World Series Announcers Not Set for Series
Reports from New York indicate the World Series will proceed without announced announcers as of press time. AP Sports Writer Howard Smith notes uncertainty over broadcast teams and schedule details for the start of game play.
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Howard Smith
New York
Football Poll Leaders Trail in Own Districts
Ohio high school football polls vary by source with AP listing Moeller Elyria Catholic and Hanoverton United as top statewide in different classes. Regional leaders span West Geauga Whitmer Wyoming Bacon and others with extensive regional rankings across Class AAA AA and A.
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Man and the Machine
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Cincinnati
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Bacon
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Southeastern
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Addiiton
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Marietta
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Cincinnati St. Xavier
Top Golfers Struggle in Wentworth World Match Play
In Virginia Water England Tom Watson and sixteen top players endured damp blustery conditions in the first round of the World Match Play. Watson beat Hsieh Min-Nan 2 and 1 while predicting tougher rounds ahead as he eyes the 144 hole four day grind and a $52 500 prize. Irwin edged Oosterhuis by eagle at 33 to advance.
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Taiwan
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Australia
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Ray Floyd
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Peter Oosterhuis
Britain
Floyd
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Mexico
Gary Player
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Marsh
Baiocchi
Ben Crenshaw
David Graham
Messenger Action Ads Sell Your Used Items Fast
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Vetter Grabs MAC Player of the Week Fourth Time
Ohio University QB Andy Vetter set school records with 28 completions 43 attempts and 394 passing yards as Kent State defeated the Bobcats 44 23. Bob Wallace of Kent State recorded six sacks contributing to the win and earned his first MAC weekly honor.
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Ohio
Andy Vetter
Ohio University
Kent State
Bob Wallace
Vetter
Portsmouth
Kent
Bobcats
Wallace
Fredonia
N.Y
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