Ohio U Football Outlook Shows Confidence and Competition
Ohio University coach Bill Hess praises the 52 man squad’s conditioning and a core of five players he says are as good as any in the MAC. He notes guard is unsettled with five candidates, and an offense plan evolving as practice opens before the first game.
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Rowland Congdon
Ohio University
Bill Hess
Hillsboro
Willard Parr
Hess
Skip Hoovler
Ron Curtis
John Frick
Ron Stepsis
Ron Fowlkes
Jim Thimmes
Lancaster
Lance Tigger
Columbus Aquinas
Tom Resch
Kenton
Lars Schwartz
Cuyahoga Falls
Dennis Kornowa
Toledo
Columbus
Charles Turner
Bellaire
Fowlkes
Turner
Bill Biggs
Athens
Bob Hess
Dan Belu
Frick
Ohio
Stepsis
Dave Stout
Parron
Larrie Schlapman
Wes Danyo
Larry Bainter
Danyo
Painter
Jackson Eyes Strong Season With 16 Lettermen and Key Prospects
Jackson head coach Tom Osborne enters year four with 16 returning lettermen and a 33-man roster. Standouts include fullback Butch Davis, tackles Steve Keith and Jim Reynolds, quarterback Steve Harrison, and 275-pound tackle Tony Wallace as potential all league selections. The Wing-T offense may feature both running and passing, with ends and center listed as weaknesses.
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Jackson
Tom Osborne
Jackson Ironmen
Osborne
Butch” Davis
Steve Keith
Jim Reynold
Steve Harrison
Tony Wallace
Jack Taylor
Tom Gallagher
Ron Adams
Larry Allen
Jerome Damron
Butch Davis
Craig Loney
Greg Miller
David Lech
Bob Thompson
Scott Bierly
Gary Gillum
Ora Hayes
Russ Henry
Dale Kanouse
Henry Malone
Jim Reynolds
Tom Sellars
Larry Taylor
Marty Wallace
Ted Wolford
Bill Henry
Keith Hill
Jerry Humphries
Jim McGoon
Dave Patton
Rich Richards
Steve Taylor
Dary Terry
Kent Washam
Major League Baseball standings and results brief
National League standings show Philadelphia with 78 wins and a .605 percentage leading, followed by Cincinnati and San Francisco. Monday results include Los Angeles defeating St. Louis 12 to 3 and several upcoming games listed for Tuesday and Wednesday across multiple cities and matchups.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Coevee
Houston
New
Isss
New York
Baltimore
Detroit Ae
Arene
Washington Ane
Kansas City
Minnesota - Washington
Boston
Detroit
Orioles Acquire Sad Sam Jones in Major League Shuffle
The Orioles add veteran Sad Sam Jones to bolster their rotation amid pennant races. Jones, 38, brings 11 major league seasons, 102 wins, 101 losses, and two no hitters to Baltimore after a Columbus IL purchase. The move accompanies Koufax and Marichal news and Murakami’s call up by the Giants.
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Wau Ail
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Masanori Murakami
Giants
Sam Jones
Baltimore
Koufax
Los Angeles
Marichal
New York
Mets
Murakami
San Francisco
Fresno
Orioles
Jones
Columbus
International League
Hank Bauer
Sancisco
Mets Draw 1.13 Million At Home In 43 Dates
The New York Mets attracted 1,136,299 fans over 43 home dates while drawing 560,481 fans in 50 road games.
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New York Mets
Oliva Nears Six Marks As Twins Top Washington 2 1
Tony Oliva, Minnesota rookie, homered and doubled to drive in the winning run as the Twins beat Washington 2 1. He leads the league in batting, hits, runs and doubles and eyes a cluster of AL and league rookie records.
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Associated Press
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Oliva
Twins
Washington
Maury Wills
Wes Parker
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Maloney Gets Call In Reds Cubs Series Opener
Acting manager Dick Sisler plans to start Jim Maloney tonight as Cincinnati Reds open a three game series against the Chicago Cubs. Maloney reports his shoulder is solid after an 11 9 season prior to trouble. Ernie Broglio is anticipated to start for Chicago. Sisler notes September pressure ahead as Philadelphia maintains a lead in the pennant race. The Reds aim to close the gap with solid pitching from their rotation.
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Dick Sisler
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Maloney
Sisler
Cubs
Ernie Broglio
Philadelphia
Phils
Reds
Pote
Houston Colts
Major League Averages In American League and National League
Baseball leaders are listed with top performances by league. Notable figures include Oliva and Killebrew in the American League, Mays and Clemente in the National League, with highlighting of runs batted in, hits, doubles, and home runs. Pitching leaders feature Koufax and Downing among others.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Boston, 35. Triples —_ Versalles, Minnesota, 9; Yastrzemski, Boston and Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Colavito
Kansas City
Aparicio
Davalillo
Bunker
Ford
Downing
New Toro
Chance
Chance Of Record Set In Hambletonian
Du Quoin Illinois report on Hambletonian speed trial with Ayres favored to break the mile mark of 1 57 5 in a nine horse field. Speedy Count and Speedy Rodney among top challengers with post positions set by first heat results.
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DiMaggio
Wills
Parker
Drysdale
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Ayres
John Simpson Sr
Dartmouth
Speedy Count
Big John
Scribe Rodney
Sasebo
Speedy Rodney
Bedevil
Rams Trade Bill Truax in 43-Player Limit Swap
Cleveland Browns ship Bill Truax to the Los Angeles Rams for the No. 2 draft choice next year amid an overage 43-man limit issue. Truax stands 6 foot 5 and weighs 245 pounds. Nelsonville notes Nelsonville High scrimmage with Fairfield Union at 5 p.m. Wednesday and Teays Valley on Saturday at the high school field.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Bill Truax
Los Angeles
Truax
Rams
Nelsonville
Fairfield Union
Teays Valley
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