14 000 Expected for OU Miami Homecoming Clash at Peden
Ohio University hopes for a second MAC title as Miami visits Peden Stadium for a 2 p.m. kickoff. Alumni Secretary Marty Hecht predicts an all time crowd aided by locals and students, potentially reaching 14,000. General admission bleachers at both ends are on sale for 2 dollars from 12:30 p.m. at Grover Center.
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Bobcats Face Redskins in Big Crowd Expectation at Ohio U
Bobcats seek Trautwein as crowds of 14 000 could mark the largest turnout in school history. Ohio U has not defeated the Redskins since 1942 when Don Peden coached the Bobcats to a 39 13 win. Miami has outpaced Ohio U 14 times since then with a 7 7 tie in 1953.
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Sixth Straight Displayed by Redskin Invaders at Villanova
Miami’s young offense led by first year quarterback Jack Gayheart rolled to 246 of 298 total yards last Saturday in a 17 to 7 win at Villanova. Sophomores and juniors fill key spots as Gayheart passes for touchdowns in four straight starts and Mercury’s Johnny Moore, Bill Triplett, and Bob Williams anchor a power running game. Bobcats counter with six-yard per carry threats led by Bob Harrison and Clyde Thomas, plus Dave Wagner as a strong passer. The Bobcats expect top form and will stay in shape at Lake Hope Lodge the night before the game in a bid to quiet anticipated celebrations.
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Homecoming Games Record Summary 1921 1959
University of Oklahoma football results list opponents Cincinnati Miami Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Dayton Furman Furman Kent State W. Michigan and Muskingum from 1921 to 1959. Notable scores include 1928 65 Cincinnati and 1959 final line Won 22 Lost 13. The record shows mixed wins losses and ties across decades.
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Pont Liked Performance in Redskins Victory
Oxford coach John Pont praised Miami Redskins for a 17-7 win over Villanova and warned they must be at their best for Saturday's test at Athens against unbeaten Ohio University.
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Historic football roster glimpsed in aged clipping
A garbled OCR excerpt shows team rosters with players and staff listed by rows. Names include Bill Bodoh and Scott Marzano among players, with Henry Mayer and Charles Nickoson noted as trainers and a trio of coaches listed, followed by additional lines for backfield and offensive line staff.
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Ohio University Bearcats Grid Series History
The Bobcats lead 49 series wins to 29 for Cincinnati with 9 ties. OU and the Bearcats met 37 times, OU winning 18, Bearcats 15, and four games tying. OU has had upset moments against major programs, including 1921 Columbia, 1929 Indiana, 1932 Navy, 1935 Illinois, 1938 Illinois, and 1949 West Virginia.
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Peden and Carney to be Honored at OU Homecoming Halftime
At halftime of the Ohio University Miami Homecoming game this Saturday former OU athletic greats Don C. Peden and Les Carney will be recognized. Peden, longtime athletics figure and former football coach, earned 121-46-11 in 21 seasons and led OU to its only perfect period 1924 46. Carney, 1959 OU graduate and Rome 1960 Olympics 200 m runner, now a Akron department store buyer, will receive a plaque and wristwatch.
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Homecoming Weekend Schedule at Ohio University
The article lists events for October 21 and 22 including a pep rally at Memorial Auditorium, Alumni Board meeting, free movie My Sister Eileen, float parades, annual buffet at Byrd Arena, football game vs Miami, coffee hour, dinners, jazz session, Alumni Dance, another movie Dunkirk, and a Homecoming Dance at Center Ballroom Jefferson Hall.
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Homecoming Week Builds to Queen Reveal and Parades
Ohio University gears up for 1960 Homecoming with a pep rally at 7 p.m. on campus featuring the Homecoming queen and football team members. A 9:30 a.m. Saturday parade leads floats from 36 student groups, nine competing for house decorations. A 1:15 p.m. repeat parade precedes the Miami game at Peden Stadium. Special halftime honors include Don C. Peden Stadium dedication and Les Carney’s Olympic silver medal recognition.
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Record Alumni Crowd Expected on Ohio University Homecoming
An unusually large alumni turnout is anticipated for Ohio University's 1960 Homecoming events with over 800 luncheon tickets sold and stadium seating sold out. Alumni Secretary Martin L. Hecht notes attendance could top 1959 and 1954 milestones as events run Friday through Saturday including meetings, a luncheon, dance, and a country club reception. Edgar Shoemaker of Glendale, California, national board president will preside at the directors meeting.
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Bobcats Enter 65th Intercollegiate Football Season
The 1960 season marks the Bobcats 65th year of intercollegiate football. Wartime gaps occurred in 1943 and 1944 when no varsity football was played.
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