Bobcats Host Mid-American Cross Country Championship
Ohio University hosts the 19th Mid American Cross Country Championship at 11 30 a m near Peden Stadium. Western Michigan defends with four sub 20 minute runners led by Steve Smith Don Clark Bruce Burston and Ted Nelson.
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Two Athens Lads Advance In PP and Kick
Two Athens youths Jim Gibbs eight and Don Wood nine will compete in the district Punt Pass & Kick event Saturday at Xavier University Cincinnati. Gibbs won eight year olds with 176 points and Wood nine with 208 points in the zone where 2172 winners nationwide qualify for district competition.
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Ohio State Wisconsin grid action measured by stop watches
AP stop watches split the Wisconsin vs Ohio State game into small segments. Ohio State ran 66 plays with 18 passes and four extra points. Wisconsin had 28 rushes and 23 passes. The game lasted two hours and 15 minutes, with only 60 minutes of actual play and 12 minutes six seconds of live ball action.
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Ohio Frosh defeat Dayton 34 26 in thriller
Ohio University freshman team tops Dayton 34 to 26 ending Dayton’s four game win streak. Jim Lid scored twice on runs 1 and 12 yards, with West adding 72 rushing yards and Lid 55 on 12 carries. Badger Gary Pinnow intercepted a pass and returned it 37 yards on the goal line for the final highlight.
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North Gallia caps season with 26-0 win over Hannan-Trace
North Gallia finishes 1964 football season at 4-4 overall and 3-2 in SVAC after a 26-0 victory over Hannan-Trace. Dave Skidmore starred with a TD run and a TD pass to Dan Chick plus an extra point, while Clyde Smith and Roger Garrett added TDs for the Rams.
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Kyger Creek Extends Undefeated Streak
Kyger Creek Bobcats improved to 8-0 with a 12 0 win over Chauncey. Fullback Phil Duncan scored two touchdowns including a two yard run in the second quarter and a fourth quarter score to seal the victory. Roger Barnett sparked a fumble recovery and a 65 yard Blue Devil drive was ended by Kyger Creek on downs. Chauncey falls to 3-4-1 while Kyger Creek heads to Hannan Trace in SWAC action Friday.
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York Surge Beats Miller York Bruins Triumph in Narrow Football Victory
York Bruins rally from behind to defeat Miller Falcons 22 to 16. Key scoring by Evans 47 yard run and Grinstead 3 yard run plus two Grinstead PATs. Miller's Jones and Severance rally with 4 yard and 10 yard TDs. York outgains 256 to 249 yards.
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