Xavier Aggressive Comes Of Age Says Wagner
Xavier shows potential as Bill Hess discusses players Mollman Lehmann and Mainer praised as great for the Musketeers who face Ohio U in Homecoming. Bobcats travel by train with injury at Ron Stepsis and lineup moves shifting Curtis to halfback while Boykin gains late action.
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Texas Keeps No. 1 as Texas A M Iowa state? No. 2 debated
Texas remains No. 1 in the AP college football poll after a 10-6 win over Rice. Illinois climbs to second with 358 points, while Mississippi 306 for third and Navy 278 for fourth. Wisconsin drops from second to eighth after a loss to Ohio State. Oklahoma, Alabama, and other teams fill the rest of the top ten.
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Bobkittens Fall Short Against West Virginia 30 27
Ohio University's freshman team hosted Dayton Friday at 3 15 p m and lost a heartbreaker 30 27 to West Virginia in Morgantown to fall to 1 2. Coach Wagner blamed second half pass rush lapses as WVU hit 13 of 27 passes for 246 yards and three TDs with the decisive 30 yard strike to Stanley with 1 39 left.
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Hogue Goes To Baltimore
The New York Knicks traded Gene Shue and Paul Hogue to the Baltimore Bullets for Billy McGill. McGill, Utah’s 1962 top scorer, had a disappointing stint with Chicago before its relocation to Baltimore. The move follows New York’s youth overhaul after a poor 21 of 80 season, including previous trade of Richie Guerin for Tom Hoover.
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Browns Ready to Face Eagles After Giant Loss
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier stressed a quick rebound after a 33-6 defeat to New York as the Browns prepared for Philadelphia. Doctors expect defensive tackle Bob Gain to rejoin practice, while Ernie Green may play through bruised ribs and captain Galen Fiss and Jim Shofner return to positions.
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Helmet Impact Test Demonstrates Football G Forces
Northwestern University Medical School research shows football helmets endure over 5000 G blows during collisions. Dr Stephen Reid reports findings at a National Safety Congress talk. Northwestern players Swingle and Murphy wore 6 ounce telemetry devices to record blows in fall games.
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Hayes Tries To Get Off Cloud Nine
Columbus Ohio State coach Woody Hayes jokes about being still elated after the 13-10 win over Wisconsin. He warns of a tough Iowa game and praises Don Unverforth and Matt Snell for lifting the team as they prepare to improve and cut mistakes for the Hawkeyes.
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Massillon Widens Lead In High School Poll
Massillon the nine time state champions extended their edge in the Ohio AP poll. Springfield South and Niles McKinley trailed as Massillon defeated Warren 22-8 and several contenders posted wins. Cleveland St Ignatius moved up while Akron Garfield slid to seventh.
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Ohio University Soccer Ends Season With Michigan State Clash
Ohio University finishes with Michigan State as two games remain. The Bobcats lost 3 1 to Akron, battled hard with 35 Akron shots and 21 saves by Ed Kropf, while Bill Merrell scored late in the second. Ohio aims to beat Wilmington Wednesday to reach .500.
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