Hess Praises Xavier After Close Bobcats Loss
Ohio University coach Bill Hess lauded Xavier University on their 63 win, praising a tough defense that stifled the Bobcats, who managed just 137 yards rushing. Hess discussed punting on key drives, field goal choices, and the MAC bid as he eyed upcoming Miami game with concern over a developing running attack.
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Roberts Goes To Yankees On Waivers
Philadelphia reports confirm Robin Roberts, 35, moved to the New York Yankees on waivers after a deal arranged by Roy Hamey. Roberts, a 14 year veteran with 234 wins, expressed pride and eagerness to join stars like Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle and help the Yankees win.
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Indians Sign Six Rockies
Cleveland announces six top bonus babies will report for spring training in Tucson next year. Tom Agee joins five Dubuque and Burlington prospects including pitchers Tom John Larry Patterson and Dave Weaver along with outfielder Frank DeCastris and infielder Hector Cardenas. Agee hit 15 homers and batted .261 in 64 games for Dubuque.
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Boxing results from San Jose Las Vegas and Caracas card
In San Jose Luis Malina 141 pounds stopped Louis Garduno 141.5 in the first. In Las Vegas Tony Alongi 197 pounds outpointed Jefferson Davis 188. In Caracas Virgil Akins of St. Louis stopped Jose Burgos in Venezuela at welterweight.
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Bowling Green Falcons Lead MAC Scoring Race After Toledo Win
Bowling Green's 17 to 6 victory over Toledo keeps the Falcons atop the MAC offense and defense. Al Junior scored his third in three games, Russ Hepner and Dick Newsome each have two rushing TDs, Asa Filsen leads in points after with a 24-yard field goal, while JoE Thompson courts punting consistency and Kent State’s Dick Wolf and Hepner both notch six receptions.
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Spartans Edge Mississippi For No 1 In AP Poll
Michigan State moves to the top of the AP college football rankings after a 28-0 win over Michigan. Mississippi slips from first despite more first place votes as Georgia Tech Colorado Arkansas and LSU enter the top 10 with Ohio State remaining.
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Browns Lose Mitchell To Army Call Up
Cleveland Browns lose halfback Bobby Mitchell to active duty as he reports to Fort Meade on November 2. The duo Mitchell and Jim Brown formed one of the NFL’s most feared running tandems, with Mitchell recently rushing 61 and 31 yards and catch ing a 52-yard TD.
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OU Booters Cup Fourth Win Over Slippery Rock Rockets
The Ohio University booters won their fourth straight game by defeating Slippery Rock 3-1 on a cold wet field. John Kisiday scored twice in the first period and Carlo Arbelaez added a late fourth quarter goal for OU. Rockets outshot OU 32 to 15. next home game is against Michigan State on Nov. 4.
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Green and White Club to view film on Bobcats loss
The Green and White Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Jrover Center to view footage of the 6-3 Bobcats loss to Xa and hear a scouting report on Miami, this Saturday's opponent at Oxford.
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Redskins Key Rugged Defense Against Miami Run Game
Ohio University coaches expect a hard nosed defensive battle as Miami runs heavily while Ohio U aims to match with a similar offense. Bob Jencks and Scott Tyler pace Miami's attack with Bill Tripplett at fullback as a standout. Vic Ippolito leads Ohio at quarterback with Bill Gayhart providing depth.
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1961 All Star selections feature Maris Mantle Kubek Howard
The 1961 Baseball Writers Association All Star team includes Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle from the Yankees, Elston Howard at catcher, and Tony Kubek at shortstop. Also chosen were Norm Cash Frank Bolling Ken Boyer Frank Robinson Joey Jay and Whitey Ford. Howard and Mantle led in voting with 156 of 171 ballots cast. Kubek edged Maury Wills for shortstop by two votes. Spahn narrowly beat Whitey Ford for top lefty. Maris topped AL run and RBI leaders with 61 homers and high totals, named on 136 ballots.
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Orange County Golf Open Kicks Off October 16
California's autumn golf trail visits Costa Mesa to compete at Mesa Verde Country Club for a $20,000 purse. Ryder Cup players back from England, Capt. Jerry Barber and Billy Casper Jr., are slated to compete.
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Basketball Scores From Evening Games
Philadelphia beat New York 122 to 106 and Cincinnati defeated Detroit 129 to 117 while Los Angeles edged Chicago 114 to 91 in trio of NBA showdowns.
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Massillon Tops Ohio High School Football Ratings
Massillon retained the top spot in Ohio high school football ratings after a 12-0 win over ninth ranked Cincinnati Roger Bacon. Roger Bacon rose to eighth. Sandusky dropped from second to seventh after a 24-6 loss to Fremont Ross. Warren Harding fell from the Top 10 despite a 20-0 win over Akron South. Niles McKinley climbed back after a 38-0 victory over Cleveland John Adams.
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Canton Mayor Appeals to Governor DiSalle
Canton Mayor Charles L. Babcock asked Gov. Michael V. DiSalle to intercede and restore McKinley High School to interscholastic football eligibility for next season. DiSalle said he has no authority to intervene and declined.
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Local High School Grid Scores Parade
Massillon led with 25 points in a 418 to 304 win over Niles while Cincinnati Purcell and Roger Bacon posted losses. Mansfield and Hamilton Gar'ld won, Sandusky and Dayton Dunbar also recorded scores as area teams gained mention across the standings.
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Miami Ducats Ready Reserved Football Tickets
Tickets for the Ohio University at Miami football game Saturday afternoon go on sale daily from 1 to 4 p m in the Grover Center main lobby. Ticket Director W J Trautwein oversees the sale.
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Italians Set for Australia Davis Cup Challenge
Italy advances after a 4-1 interzone final with the United States and plans to tour Australia in December to meet Australia in the challenge round for the Davis Cup. Officials expect to field Pietrangeli Sirola and Gardini again, hoping to improve on last year’s 4-1 loss. David Freed, U S captain, says victory hinges on Sirola’s doubles form and Pietrangeli’s singles.
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Player Tops Pro Earnings In Golf Money Race
Gary Player leads professional golf earnings with $64,540 from 28 tournaments in the season. Arnold Palmer remains second with $57,732 as Doug Sanders challenges with $53,513 from 35 events.
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Gardner Achieves First Ace at ACC
Veteran Athens golfer Dr Robbin Gardner scored his first hole in one on the par three 122 yard fifth hole at ACC. He played with his son Butch Fred Swearingen and Roger and finished one over par in the round.
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Reds Acquire Five Players In Two-Day Deals
The Cincinnati Reds announced a second five-for-two deal with their Indianapolis farm affiliate. They acquired catchers Don Pavletich and Larry Himes and infielders Chico Ruiz Francisco Obregon and Cookie Rojas. Ruiz hit 44 steals and batted .272 last season. Pavletich hit .295 with 78 RBIs. Indianapolis obtained pitchers Marv Fodor and Ray Rippelmeyer.
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Patterson McNeeley Heavyweight Title Bout Set in Toronto
Floyd Patterson and challenger Tom McNeeley signed to fight December 4 at Maple Leaf Gardens after a month delay and site switch from the United States. If McNeeley wins a rematch must occur within 120 days under the contracts. the bout was previously planned for Boston on November 3.
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