Plenty Of Action On Ohio College Gridirons
Ohio State plays Wisconsin and Cincinnati faces Indiana while 18 of 21 games feature Buckeye rivals. Wittenberg seeks 23 straight Ohio Conference wins against Ohio Wesleyan as Bob Cherry eyes a record. Denison hosts Heidelberg in a key race, with Marietta at Otterbein and other league clashes shaping standings.
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Bork Sets Passing Records At Northern Minors
Northern Minors University star George Bork, a slender Mt. Prospect native, leads with 2075 passing yards in six games as the Huskies bid for 3000 in a season. His 23 TDs give him 51 career while nine receivers, led by Hugh Rohrschneider and Gary Stearns, share his target bag.
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Yogi Berra Signs One Year as Yankees Manager
Yogi Berra accepts a one year contract at 35 000 with the New York Yankees as he takes over from Casey Stengel and Ralph Houk. He aims for a pennant and names Chicago Minnesota Detroit and Baltimore as tough rivals. He accepts a cut in pay to prove his capability and says he will quit if unable to manage.
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Rudolph Leads Fresno Open as Aaron Close Behind
Mason Rudolph and Tommy Aaron, two rising pros with one career win between them, hold the top two spots after opening rounds in the $25,000 Fresno Open. Rudolph shot 66 to lead by two over Aaron, with Aaron at 68 and a pack at 71. Rudolph, 29, former Memphis State, plays from Lehigh Acres Florida. Aaron, 26, 14th in earnings, has yet to win a pro event.
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Four Horsemen reunite with Stanford stars in West Coast gathering
Notre Dame greats Elmer Layden Jim Crowley Don Miller and Harry Stuhldreher join Stanford peers on the West Coast. The 1925 Rose Bowl Four Horsemen era is recalled as they reflect on past glory and Rice's nickname shaping their fame. Layden Crowley Miller Stuhldreher Nevers all now around 60s with new careers in industry law and public relations.
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Hess Seeks 1963 Bobcats Bounce Against Miami on Migration Day
Ohio University eyes a recovery after three straight losses as Miami steps into Oxford for Homecoming. Kellermann, a 13th ranked total offense, leads the Redskins backed by Neumeier Tyler and Longsworth. Ohio counters with a stout defense and hope to snap Miami’s series lead.
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Texas Western
McArthur Captures Homecoming Victory Over The Plains
The McArthur Generals edged The Plains 12 to 8 in a Southeastern Ohio Buckeye League homecoming game. McArthur improved to 2-1 in league play and 3-4 overall while The Plains fell to 0-4 in league and 1-7 overall. McArthur scorers included White and Smith, with touchdowns on runs. The Plains’ Gilkey scored a late TD on a run, Hawk added the extra point. Homecoming Queen was Karen Eberts.
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Browns End Corps Pays Off in Big 1963 Victory Bid
Cleveland built a strong end corps starting in 1959 with Rich Kreitling John Brewer Gary Collins Bobby Crespino and Tom Hutchinson. They form the core for quarterback Frank Ryan as the Browns prepare for a key home game against the New York Giants before 84000 at Municipal Stadium.
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Undefeated Cross Country Meet Set At Oxford
Ohio's harriers seek a 16th straight dual win against Miami at Oxford. All-American Bill Heller leads Ohio with a Notre Dame Invitational record time, while Miami relies on sophomores Andy Schramm Jack Bachelor and Dave Bartel to extend their eight win streak. This dual meet closes the season before All-Ohio and subsequent championships.
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No games Thursday and weekend MLB schedule
The schedule lists Thursday games with Los Angeles at Cincinnati and New York at Philadelphia. Saturday features Baltimore at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco and Detroit at St Louis. Sunday’s matchup is St Louis at Baltimore.
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Pew Stops Forte In Round One In Miami Fight
John L Pew of Boynton Beach aged 191 pounds stops Levi Forte of Miami at 1 round in Miami Florida. Forte weighed 180 pounds.
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