Iceman Stofa Leads Bulls In Comeback Wins
Buffalo quarterback John Stofa, nickname Long John, drives the Bulls to a 16-13 win over Temple and a 27-23 upset of Boston University. A 6-3, 190 pound junior, Stofa has compiled 1354 passing yards and 1569 total offense in 14 games, with a strong late-game flair and a prior love of basketball in high school.
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Ohio high school football title race tightens as Alliance and Niles vie
The AP poll shows Alliance still ranked No 1 among 52 voters while defending champ Niles McKinley creeps closer. The race likely hinges on their November 9 clash after weeks of shrinking margins. Springfield South upset Day ton Chaminade 34 14 ending a 3 game skid for the Eagles. Middletown's Bob Walden has 32 receptions and 10 touchdowns as the Middies prepare to meet Richmond Indiana with its relay team noted.
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Northwestern Surges To Third In AP Football Poll
Northwestern climbs to third after upsetting Ohio State while Texas holds first and Alabama stays second. Ohio State drops from leadership to outside top ten after two losses. Wisconsin rises to fifth with a 42-14 win over Iowa.
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Rollerbowl Saturday Junior Week 1 Results
Weekly results list multiple teams and venues with scores, including Stephenson Ace t, Kerr Hardware, Athens Pharmacy, Don's Donut Shop, Blackmore’s Restaurant, Miller’s Poultry, Houseware Center, and Dolen’s Paver Drive-In. Standings show varied results across divisions and week segments.
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Fight Results Philadelphia and Tokyo Card Highlights
Von Clay of Philadelphia stopped Dick Young in five rounds at 177 pounds. Ryo Watanabe of Japan stopped Poung of Korea in five rounds at 147 pounds.
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Bobcats Prep For Buffalo Clash In Band Day Setting
Ohio University football coach Bill Hess says Buffalo poses a tougher test than it appears with three come from behind wins and a strong pass defense. Cliff Heffelfinger notes Buffalo similarities to Dayton while Miami game film praised for solid tackling by Widdoes Trevis and team leaders.
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Fullmer Faces Tiger in San Francisco World Middleweight Bout
Gene Fullmer 9-5 underdog meets Dick Tiger in a 15 round world middleweight title clash at Candlestick Park San Francisco. The bout headlines PD T 7 30 p.m. PDT with calm forecast amid city weather quirks and will air in 48 cities. Tiger seeks eighth defense favors activity while Fullmer 31 seeks to defend title earned in Mor mon church ties.
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Area's Top Scorers List Of Local Teams
Ron Ritchie of Eastern leads with 104 points followed by Jim French of Roger Creek with 86 and Dan Crothers of Southwest with 74. Others include Harry Strole The Plains 70, Roger Ruble Belpre 68, Bill Wickline Racine 62, Steve Safford Pt Pleas 61, Chuck Matheny Chauncey 53, Chuck Starks McArthur 50, Joe White McArthur 50, Errol Conkery York High 48, Terry Shamblin Kyger Cr 46, Ron Erwin North Gallia 44, Gary Durst Eastern 42, George Boggs York High 40.
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Woody Hayes Sees Officials Cheated Buckeyes in Northwestern Loss
Coach Woody Hayes claims Ohio State was cheated out of a touchdown in the 18-14 loss to Northwestern. He blasted the official who ruled pass interference on a 52 yard return by Bo Scott, saying no interference occurred and a touchdown was missed. Northwestern rallied from a 14-0 lead to win.
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Pro Opener Has Problem For Warriors Debut
San Francisco Warriors debut tonight at the Cow Palace facing the Detroit Pistons amid prior relocation problems and ticket sales hindered by Giants pennant race and World Series. An 8,000 crowd is anticipated as Wilt Chamberlain leads the team into action with other events clashing at Candlestick Park.
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Montreal at Chicago Tonight in NHL Matchup
The National Hockey League lists Montreal against Chicago as the featured game for today. No games are scheduled for Monday or Wednesday.
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Har din Simmons Ends Long Football Losing Streak
Hardin-Simmons defeats Trinity 14 to 6 ending a 27 game skid and prompting a university holiday on Monday. Coach Jack Thomas praises the team as players earned their win through effort, with George Graham signaling a campus break and teachers planning Tuesday classes.
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