OU Scouting Marshall Faces Weekending Showdown
Ohio University scout Jerry Walke analyzes Marshall’s strengths and weaknesses ahead of the Huntington game. He notes depth issues and a lean, rangy lineup with key backs Millard Fleming and Dixon Edwards producing most of the ground yardage. Ralph May as a dual threat QB and Jasper Wright as top receiver are highlighted, with praise for center Rucker Wickline. Walke cites BG coach Doug Perry's assessment of Marshall’s first unit and predicts a competitive test for OU.
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Toledo
We Were Dull Hess We Were Dull Hess
Ohio University coach Bill Hess criticized his team's effort after a 17-16 loss to Delaware noting a let down after a big win. He cited travel delays meals and schedule disruption as causes and stressed facing three tough games including Marshall to stay in the conference race.
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Glouster Area Weekend Visits and Military Furloughs
Glouster residents hosted relatives over the weekend including Charles Elliott and family from Tipp City Ohio and Frances Jan Dan and Steve Elliott. A-3C Terry Covella on 30 day furlough from Lackland AFB Texas will report to Travis AFB then Korea for 14 months. Other guests included Mrs James Wolfe Curt Woodsfield and the Shirkey and Deal families with local meetings in Athens.
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Pro Cage Report Monday Results
NBA no games scheduled. ABL game Los Angeles 119 Chicago 116. Tuesday features New York versus Cincinnati at St. Louis and Syracuse at St. Louis. Wednesday schedule includes New York at Detroit Cincinnati at Los Angeles Kansas City at San Francisco.
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MAC Race Sees final-week thriller with Miami upends Bowling Green
In a season of shifting leads the MAC title chase stays undecided as Miami defeats Bowling Green 7 6 to shake up the standings. Western Michigan Kent State and others push the race with key players Ed Chlebek Bob Jencks Frank Baker and Dick Wolf leading in passing scoring and rushing as Joe Thompson seizes season punting honors.
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WSCS Makes Dinner Plans
Jacksonville October WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Oskey with co host Mrs. Mary Davis. A prayer by Rev William Wright opened the meeting and a poem by president Mrs Marena Schultz. Plans were made for an election day church dining room dinner.
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Past Grand Grands Meet at Marcellnte lodge home
The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellnte Rebe kah Lodge will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Thomas R Reese 45 Summit Street.
Glouster Auxiliary Attends Logan Conference
Ten members of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 414 joined in Logan for a fall conference. Mrs. Leona Orme, now in Columbus, attended. The group held an instructive meeting and dinner and received an award for quota plus three on last year’s results. Attendees included Neal Morris Esther Lam born Reba Coley Billa Dew Josephine Hedfelt Grace Zimmer Bernice Whaley Hazel Lansford Marzie Andrews.
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Cage League Meeting for Athens County Teams Tonight
Teams interested in joining the Athens County Basketball League should attend an 8 30 pm meeting at the Dick Erb Studios on E Carpenter St Athens. Officers will be elected and a season schedule formed.
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Tickets on sale for Ohio U at Marshall game
Reserved tickets cost 3 dollars each for the Ohio University at Marshall University game Saturday night. Ticket Director W. J. Trautwein announced on Monday. Office hours run from 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m in Grover Center.
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Rummage Sale Planned by Glouster Pythian Sisters
The Glouster Pythian Sisters announce a rummage sale to be held at the K of P Hall from Wednesday through Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. Each afternoon features assorted items for sale to benefit the lodge.
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Choir, board to meet Jacksonville Wednesday night
The Jacksonville Methodist Church announces a 6 p.m. choir gathering followed by a 7 p.m. official board meeting on Wednesday night at the church.
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Tigers Lead Massillon in Ohio High School Football Race
Massillon Tigers commanded the AP poll with 30 first place votes and 435 points as they headed into a stretch drive for the Ohio title. Massillon’s big vote surge knocked Hamilton Garfield, Purcell, Sandusky, and others down, while Kettering Fairmont joined the Top 10 behind a 6-2-0 slate. Cincinnati Roger Bacon rose to fourth with Middletown, Fremont, and Bellevue also moving up.
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Mitchell Early For Fort Meade Duty With Browns
Bobby Mitchell reports early for Fort Meade Maryland, two days before his Army duty date, hoping to learn if he can play vs the Pittsburgh Steelers. If unable, rookie Tom Watkins from Iowa State could start in the backfield, a move Mitchell endorses.
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Fights Roundup From Across Cities
Fights feature Tony Hughes of New York outpointing Rodolfo Diaz of Argentina in Cleveland at 1814 pounds, Willy Braggs stops Kid Casey in Milwaukee, Henry Niete defeats Jimmy George in San Francisco, Mike Gallo beats Frankie Duarte in San Francisco, Eddie Shaw and Tom Cummins draw in Providence, Blair Richardson stops Floyd McCoy in New York, and Hiroyuki Ebihara outpoints Johnny Jamito in Tokyo with weights listed as unavailable.
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Officials Meet At GC For Area Basketball Officials
All coaches in the area are invited to a meeting of the Athens basketball officials at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Grover Center. Changes in rules will be discussed, Secretary Max Kinneer reported.
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Frosh Set for Friday Home Game vs Dayton at 3 PM
The Ohio University freshman football squad hosts the University of Dayton frosh in their second home game of the season. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. in Athens.
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Spartans Retain Lead In Ratings
The Associated Press reports that the Spartans hold the top position in national ratings, maintaining their lead amid ongoing competition and periodic updates from voting bodies and analysts.
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Wilt Posts 51 Points Per Game
Wilt Chamberlain opens the 1961-62 NBA season with a 51.2 point average over the first two weeks, totaling 256 points in five games and leading rebound, while Elgin Baylor and Oscar Robertson pace other stats as K C Jones and Al Ferrari achieve notable shooting marks.
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Jets score home victory in Los Angeles debut
The Los Angeles Jets beat the Chicago Majors 119-116 in their first ABL home game. Coach Bill Sharman praised the performance, Coleman led scoring with 35 points, and seven three pointers were made with 40-foot set shots shaping the close matchup.
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Green White Meet to view OHIO win and scout Marshall
Green and White Club members and guests will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Grover Center to view films of Ohio University s 17 16 victory at Delaware and hear a scouting report on this week s opponent Marshall University
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No games scheduled in any league
The report notes no scheduled matches for New York at Chicago and Montreal at Toronto, indicating a pause in league play with no fixtures listed for these markets.
Katt Named First Base Coach for Indians
Ray Katt, 34, ex Giants and Cardinals catcher, becomes first base coach for the Cleveland Indians in 1962, completing the Tribe’s coaching staff. He previously coached with St. Louis in 1959 and 1960 and managed Portland in the Pacific Coast League mid season last year.
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Donut King Favored In Garden State Race
CAMDEN New Jersey Vern Winchells Donut King opened as the 6 to 5 favorite for Saturdays ninth Garden State Stakes the world richest event for two year olds. Twelve horses contest the mile and a sixteenth with a purse of 302365 dollars and 181419 to the winner.
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Fullback Saimes Tops Big Ten Scoring List
Canton native George Saimes, Michigan State fullback, leads Big Ten all games scoring with 42 points from seven touchdowns. Ohio State duo Bob Ferguson and Paul Warfield each have 24 points, while Buckeye Dick Van Raaphorst has 18.
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