Upset-minded Kent Invades for OU Homecoming
Akron and Mount Union renew a four-win program showdown at Rubber Bowl as the Purple Raiders seek a fifth straight win over the Zippers. Mount Union leads the series 22-15-1 since 1893 and has swept the last five meetings. Other regionals include Ohio State vs Penn in Philadelphia and Kent State at Ohio University Athens in a pivotal MAAC tilt.
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Wellston IvS Overcome Logan Lead To Win
Logan Papooses opened with a quick TD on their turf but Wellston reserves stormed back to notch an 18-6 victory. Logan took an early lead as Jim St. Clair scored on a sneak before Wellston answered with five rushing TDs in the first half and another in the final period.
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Blue Devil Cross Country Triumph Over Huntington in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Blue Devils edged Huntington 24 to 31 in the first Gallipolis cross country meet on Memorial Field. Individual times list Wassum, Jone, Nakhonz, Adkins, and Knutsen as top runners, with Gallipolis totaling 35 points in the main race and Huntington claiming the reserve mile and a half title.
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Tomecats Face Crooksville In Homecoming Contest
Glouster Tomecats host Crooksville in a homecoming game with excitement high after Crooksville beat Glouster 58 to 6 last year. Tomecats aim to rebound from a 39 to 6 loss earlier this season and avenge past setbacks. The Rosecrans team lost 26 to 7 to the Tomecats last week.
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Carter Scores Savage TKO Over Chavez
Jimmy Carter of New York scored a savage six round technical knockout over Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles in Los Angeles. Carter weighed 136 pounds and halted Chavez 139 pounds who was making a comeback before a brutal run in rounds five and six that left Chavez badly cut and beaten. In a separate blurb, Joe McCarthy escaped with minor bruises after a three vehicle collision near Alden.
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Ranking Featherweight Goes for 23rd Straight
Lulu Perez, a rising featherweight prospect, aims for his 23rd straight win tonight at St. Nicholas Arena in a 10 round bout with Joey Cam of Boston. The Brooklyn fighter, at 5 foot 5, hopes a victory leads toward a November date with Willie Pep and will be shown by ABC radio and NBC television.
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Ohio U and Kent State clash in homecoming showdown
A capacity 15 000 crowd is expected at Ohio Stadium for a 2 p m kickoff as Ohio U faces Kent State in the sixth renewal. Coach Widdoes emphasizes a strong running attack and tighter defense to upset the Flashes who bring a beefy backfield led by Jim Cullom and 210 pound Mike Norcia while Kent seeks second place in the conference.
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High School Standings Shuffle in AP Top 10
Ohio high school grid standings shuffle as top teams collide. Massillon in No. 1 faces Alliance. Portsmouth, Middletown, Purcell, Hamiton, Canton Timen, and others battle for position. Jerry Farrow of Vandalia Butler leads individual scoring with 13 touchdowns.
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Injuries Force Chieftains To Shuffle Friday Lineup
Logan Chieftains face the Pomeroy Panthers with patchwork depth as Ron Dennis and Roger Kuhn sit due to injuries and Ron Willis moves up from the reserves. Frank Hartzell takes left end and Larry Rutter steps in at quarterback with Ron Willis backing him.
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Old Platter Sold On a New Disc
Philadelphia report describes a phony order to the Phillies office by Del Ennis for wedding records. A staffer paid $75 from petty cash for albums that were never ordered and delivered by a messenger. The box contained old records slipped into new Nutcracker Suite albums.
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Bowling Star Sets 741 Series In City Match
Marge Coleman, 39, bowled a 741 series with games of 227 277 and 227. The Citizens Bank five man team of Vermillion led the American Bowling Congress event with a 698 average. Vic Raschi of the Yankees drove in seven runs in a single game against Detroit in 1953, a pitcher’s major league record.
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Dodgers Stand Firm Dressen on Way Out
Brooklyn faces a likely one year contract for manager Charlie Dressen as President Walter O Malley signals no talks on a longer deal. Dressen may explore other options but remains a friend to O Malley while Reese and other candidates are considered.
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Gallia Academy Blue Devils Hold Basketball Tryouts
Between 23 and 30 candidates were given physical examinations Thursday at Washington School as Gallia Academy prepares its basketball squad. Coach Richard G. Shnider will conduct practices starting Monday, focusing on non-football players until varsity mening reports after football season ends.
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