Ohio Beaten Sophomores Rally Maintain 15th Road Win
Ohio University Bobcats improve to 4-0 after a 20-6 non conference win over Xavier. Sophomore backs Curtis Hite and Robinson starred with a 56 yard Curtis TD pass and a 13 yard Hite run plus strong ground work. Xavier led 6-0 early on DeFazio’s 1 yard TD pass after a botched PAT. Ohio defense clamped down in the second half, extending road success dating to 1959 and setting up a homecoming against Miami at Peden Stadium.
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Cats
Ohio University
Ron Curtis
Jack Hite
Dave Robinson
Ohio
Bobcats
Peden Stadium
Miami
Redskins
Purdue
Athens
Xavier
Mike DeFazio
Bobcat
Musketeers
Robinson
Ken Smith
Bob Babbitt
Ed Biles
Muskies
Bryniarski
Detroit
Bob Daumeyer
Smith
John Trevis
Babbitt
Hite
Dayton
Jim Korb
Cmmssies
Browns Fall to Colts in 36-14 NFL Loss
Cleveland drops to 2-3 in the Eastern Conference after a one-sided 36-14 defeat by Baltimore. Johnny Unitas led the Colts with 225 passing yards and three touchdowns as Jim Ninowski connected with Jim Brown for a 53-yard score and Rich Kreitling for 18 yards.
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Cleveland
Paul Brown
Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
Colt
Unitas
Colts
R. C. Owens
Tom Matte
Matte
Dick Bielski
Bob Boyd
Brown
Wendell Harris
Browns
Jim Ninowski
Jim Brown
Ninowski
Rich Kreitling
Packers win without Hornung as Redskins rally in tie
Green Bay tops Minnesota 48-21 with Hornung sidelined by a knee. Norm Snead and Bobby Mitchell propelled Washington to a 17-17 deadlock with St. Louis, capping the clutch drive that sealed a 36-yard pass to set up a late field goal.
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Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Washington Redskins
Norm Snead
Bobby Mitchell
Hornung
National Football League
Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Snead
Mitchell
St. Louis
Giants
Vikings
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles
Detroit
San Francisco 49Ers
Chicago
Brief Local Bowling Standings and Ad Snippets
Local paper shows scattered scores and vendor names in a desk note format. References include Volkswagen, Adams Bakery, Dos Tractor Sales, and Gastee Radio & TV with small result figures such as 74 78 and 16 7. The fragmentary list also mentions Dougan's and Castor's Radio.
Blanda Returns as Oilers Dominate Titans in AFL Action
Houston, led by George Blanda, surged to first in the AFL Eastern Division after a 56-17 rout of the New York Titans. Blanda threw six touchdown passes, pushing his season total to 14, with scoring plays to Grogan, McLeod, Smith, and Hennigan. Denver also claimed a Western Division win 23-6 over Oakland as Gene Mingo scored 17 points.
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Houston Oilers
George Blanda
Blanda
Oilers
Houston
New York Titans
Boston
Dallas Texans
Denver
Gene Mingo
Oakland
Bill Groman
Bob McLeod
Dave Smith
Charlie Hennigan
Red Wings Lead NHL After Week Behind Sawchuk Mask
Detroit tops the league after one week with Terry Sawchuk in goal allowing only two goals in three games. The Red Wings have not lost, scoring five times.
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Sawechuk
Red Wings
United Football League halfway point marks standings
The United Football League reached the season midpoint with Indianapolis unbeaten and Chicago the lone winless team. Attendance surpassed 100000 as the circuit moved past the halfway mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Football League
Indianapolis
Chicago
Title Up For Grabs
Emile Griffith and Teddy Wright clash in Vienna for the European Boxing Union junior middleweight recognition while Denny Moyer and Joey Giambra meet in Portland for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight crown.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Emile Griffith
New York
Teddy Wright
Detroit
European Boxing Union
Portland
Ore
Denny Moyer
Joey Giambra
Buffalo
N.Y
World Boxing Association
Bama Champs Seem Weak Against Foes
Alabama struggles to hold off Houston 14-3 and Vanderbilt 17-7 as SEC rivals surge. Mississippi, LSU, Miami of Ohio, Army, and others topple opponents in a weekend of surprising results altering the national and conference race dynamics.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Houston
Bear Bryant
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Tulane
Louisiana State
Miami
State Football Focuses On OU Miami Contest
Ohio State hammered Illinois 51 15 at Champaign while Miami of Ohio upset Purdue 10 7 at Lafayette. Northwestern comes to Ohio Stadium as a Big Ten clash looms alongside Miami Ohio and Ohio University’s showdown and Capital versus Wittenberg in Ohio Conference play.
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Ohio
Champaign
Ill
Lafayette
Ind
Columbus
Athens
Springfield
Ohio State
Illinois
Miami
Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio Stadium
Buckeyes
Ohio University
Bobcats
Lair
Capital
Wittenberg
John Mummey
Buckeye
Illini
Bob Jencks
Bum's Brother Act Broken With Trade
The Los Angeles Dodgers sold catcher Norm Sherry to the New York Mets and sent rookie outfielder Dick Smith in the same deal. Sherry is 31 and brother of Dodger reliever Larry Sherry. purchase price was not announced.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Norm Sherry
New York Mets
Dodgers
Dick Smith
Mets
Sherry
Dodger
Larry Sherry
World Series Game Six Promised In Clear Weather
The sixth game between the Yankees and Giants set for noon in Candlestick Park faced a soggy field but was expected to draw a 44,000 crowd for what could be the series finale. Whitey Ford vs Billy Pierce headline a rested pitching matchup as Ralph Houk and Alvin Dark made lineup tweaks and debated starters for potential seventh game.
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San Francisco
New York
Whitey Ford
Giants
Billy Pierce
Bay Area
Ford Frick
Yankees
Pierce
Candlestick Park
Yankee Stadium
Ford
Ralph Houk
Bill Skowron
Ellie Howard
Alvin Dark
Tom Haller
Ed Bailey
Dark
Jack
Penske wins Riverside Grand Prix as Pigott dies in crash
Roger Penske captures the 200 mile Grand Prix for sports cars at Riverside Raceway finishing ahead of competition and earning $9,250 plus a new car. Lucid tragedy strikes when Paul J. Pigott Jr. loses control on lap 68 and dies three hours later, first fatality in five years of the event.
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Riverside
Calif
Triumph
Roger Penske
Philadelphia
Riverside Raceway
Paul J
Pat) Pigott Jr
John A. McCone
US Central Intelligence Agency
Pigott
Penske
City Representatives Present Olympic Bids
Delegates from five cities will present cases before the U S Olympic Committee board for the 1968 summer games with sessions up to 45 minutes each. Lake Placid and Salt Lake City will bid for the 1968 winter games.
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Chicago
Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Detroit
Philadelphia
Portland
Lake Placid
N.Y
Salt Lake City
Casper Wins Bakersfield Open in 16-Under Victory
Billy Casper Jr won the Bakersfield Open with a 272 total, 16 under par, after a 5 under final round 67. Tony Lema finished second at 276 with a 71 final round, while Jacky Cupit's 70 gave 277. Casper plans to deposit $9400 and perhaps fish afterward.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Billy Casper, Jr
Casper
Tony Lema
Apple Valley
Lema
Las Vegas
Jacky Cupit
Athens Ohio Sealed bids for water well construction
The City of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids for one water well and appurtenances. Bids due by October 22, 1962 at noon with 10 percent bond or 5 percent certified check. Bid guarantees, bid security rules, and right to reject any bid are stated by Milton Nuzum, Director of Public Service Safety.
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Public Service Safety
Athens
State of
Ohio
Milton Nuzum
Never Bend Sets Record In Champagne Stakes Victory
New York Belmont Park saw Never Bend from Cain Hoy Stable win the $189,675 Champagne Stakes by eight lengths. Manuel Ycaza steered the 2-year-old to a swift mile time of 1 minute 35 4-5 seconds, near the Champagne track record set 20 years earlier by Count Fleet. A crowd of 39,351 watched as the favored colt strengthened his claim to the year’s juvenile title.
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New York
Cain Hoy
Belmont Park
Never Bend
Manuel Ycaza
Count Fleet
Appointment of Floyd F Barrows as Executor
Floyd F Barrows of 80 Phillip Street Marietta Ohio is appointed Executor of the Estate of Floyd Moshier deceased of Carbondale Village Athens County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months. This notice is dated October 10 1930 and signed by Harold J Rose Probate Judge of the County.
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Floyd F. Barrows
Phillip Street
Marietta
Washington County
Ohio
Floyd Moshier
Carbondale
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Quieting title in Hockingport land in Athens County
William A. Smeeks Jr petitions in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio to quiet title to a .54 acre parcel in Hockingport Troy Township described as part of Lot 1149 and Lot 1, with river boundaries along the Hocking and Ohio Rivers. He names unknown heirs and assigns of William R. Putnam as defendants and requires answers by November 12, 1962. Attorneys Lavelle and Yani represent the plaintiff.
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William R. Putnam
William A. Smeeks, Jr
Athens County
Ohio
Hockingport
Troy Township
Hocking River
Hockin River
Ohio River
State of
Lavelle
Yani
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Harl Evans
Curtis
Big Ron Fowlkes
Brynakski
Trevis
Jim ‘Rheising
Daumeyer
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THE
Dallas Cowboys
Dairy Aper Seana
Perhon x Pi
Yeeney Motor Lodge
Frost Grocery
Jane
Mathews Rachesne Tasvtees
Wright's
Banprhank's
Mathews
Adams Bakery
Dougan
Castor
Rollerbowl En Danier Wie
Stephenson Acc’t
Caceres Re
Amraurantee
Keep Pairview A Tirive
Miller's Poultry Wet
Ouseware Center
Blackmore’s
Dolen
Qlaraware
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NHL
Detroit Red Wings
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Houk
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Akron
Bluffton
Allen Smith
Findlay
Bum
Sanford
Ralph Terry
Bill Stafford
Terry
Stafford
Modesto
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Charleston
W. Va
Carl Ward
Lima
Tip Top Penny
Kanawha River
U. S
Tiple
Kawana
Japan
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