Opening Night Sparks Ohio High School Football Debuts
14 high school games set as Ohio teams begin 1968 seasons with Southeast and Mid-Ohio Valley matchups. Federal Hocking debuts with Lancers against Alexander. coaches Buckles Parker Lohr Kincaid start new assignments. Friday features two SECAL games and 13 others. Saturday hosts Point Pleasant at Parkersburg South.
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Ohio
Messenger
West Virginia
Point Pleasant
Barboursville
Wahama
Buffalo
Federal Hocking Lancers
Danny Hall
Federal Hocking
Ben Buckles
Jackson
Lou Parker
Logan
Mark Lohr
Alexander
Billy Kincaid
Eastern
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Athens
Marietta
Meigs
Wellston
Vinton County
SECAL
Gallipolis
Huntington
Ironton
Coshocton
Oak Hill
Morgan
Nelsonville
York
Warren
Federal-Hocking
Hannan-Trace
Glouster
Crooksville
Southern
North Gallia
Miller's Falcons
Sheridan
Parkersburg South
Bengals Open AFL Ride At San Diego
The Cincinnati Bengals open their first regular AFL season Friday night in San Diego against the Chargers. Paul Brown’s squad, led by rookie quarterbacks Dewey Warren and John Stofa, will face John Hadl and Lance Alworth amid NBC’s national telecast. Also on schedule, three other AFL and NFL exhibitions and trades involving Detroit, New York Giants, and Washington.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Bengals
Chargers
San Diego
NBC
Dewey Warren
John Stofa
NFL
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Jets
Boston
Buffalo
Kansas City
Houston
AFL
NFL Atlanta
AFL Dolphins
Miami
Jets
NFL Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
New Orleans
Shreveport
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Princeton
N.J
Baltimore
Dallas
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Washington
Denver
Oakland
Portland
Ore
Detroit
Billy Gambrell
NFL St. Louis
Gary Lane
Heath Wingate
Atlanta
How To Roll The Straight Ball Hook Back Up & Curve
A step by step guide explains adjusting finger lift and wrist turn to improve bowling hook. It notes September changes from last spring, lane resurfacing effects, and suggests moving toward the right corner to reach the pocket. Send 20 cents and self addressed envelope to Joe Wilman via this newspaper for the booklet.
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Joe Wilman
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Local Visits Highlight Murray City Families and Relatives
A series of social calls and familial visits are noted across several towns. Mrs. Charles Drake Jr. along with Cynthia and Pamela and Mrs. Helen Bulstrom of Glouster Route 3 visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Craft’s grandparents. Barberton guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anders and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adamson with son Terry visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collin s and Mrs. Betty Hogan. Nancy Sorrell returned home after Columbus relatives, with Springfield kin Mrs. Helen MelIntire and Mrs. Genevive Siminton visiting their mother Mrs. Sorrell. Also visiting were John Juniper and Glenroy Sorrell of Columbus. Mrs. Ted Dixon and children of New Lexington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sorrell, and Alan and Mary Kay. Mrs. Paul Berry and sons Mike and Pat of Columbus called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Craft. Roger Wilson of Jackson visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilson, and Betty and Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wilson.
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Charles Drake Jr
Cynthia
Pamela
Helen Bulstrom
Glouster
Syracuse visitor story with Dayton and Ohio family ties
Mrs. Mary Sheets of Dayton visited Syracuse connections including Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pick ens and Maud Johnson before returning to Narrows West Virginia. Vernon Bartels and family from Cincinnati spent a weekend with his mother Mrs Emmett Bartels and visited his ailing father at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Billy Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, will study mechanical engineering at Tri County Institute in Nelsonville.
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Mary Sheets
Dayton
Titus Pickens
Josie Pickens
Maud Johnson
Gertrude Johnston
Narrows
W. Va
Syracuse
Vernon Bartels
Cincinnati
Bartels
Emmett Bartels
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Billy Hayes
William Hayes
Tri-County Institute
Nelsonville
Rose's Bat Aids Reds Snap String in 8-3 Win
Rose powered the Reds past the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3 as he hit his 10th homer of the season and added two singles to lift his average to .348. Don Sutton fired a 3-hitter for the Dodgers in a 3-0 win over Philadelphia, while Cubs and Giants split a doubleheader. In tennis, Pancho Gonzalez and Ken Rosewall won their U S Open doubles and singles matches respectively.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Pete Rose
Rose
Cincinnati Spark Plug
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Matty Alou
Johnny Bench
Leo Cardenas
Lee May
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Bill Sudakis
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Kessinger
Williams
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Giants
Forest Hills
N. Y
Pancho Gonzalez
Ken Rosewall
Tony Roche
Ron Holmberg
Gonzalez
Rosewall
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Bill Jackowski
Mike Shannon
Jackowski
John Edwards
Dodgers blank Phillies as Sutton fires 12 strikeouts
Don Sutton limited Philadelphia to three hits and struck out 12 for his first shutout of the season, lifting the Dodgers to a 3-0 win. Curt Yastrzemski homered for the Red Sox and added three singles as Boston rolled over Minnesota 10-2 to seize the AL batting lead with a .291 average.
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Don Sutton
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Phillies
Sutton
Los Angeles
Curt Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Boston
Minneosta
Lost Elgin watch engraved on back
Lost watch reported for Bobby Wagner with engraved back. Reward offered. contact 593 6489.
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Elgin Watch
Bock
Bobby Wagner
Classified Ads Policy and Editorial Rights
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John Hadl
Lance Alworth
Wilman
Murray City
Willie Mays
Jack Hiatt
Bobby Bonds
Brock
Maris, Rf
Nenere
Jasper
Cepeda Ib
Edwards c
Shannon
Gagliano
Maxvill
Briles
Nelson
Beauchamp
Perez
Helms
Etna Cardenas
Aed
Sree
Maloney
Carroll
Seeel
St Louis
Edwards
Maris
Pinson
Bench
Johnson
L—Briles
LING
White's Pharmacy
Belk Simpson
Mary Bartlett
Judy Woolery
Jane White
Vi Widdees
Highlander Motel
WATH
Elizabeth
Lizzie) Smith
Carl Wright
Walter Yount
Rainbo Fruit Farm
Soa
Amesville
Alberta
Wagners Fruit Farm
Layman
Zaleski
McLaughlin Orchard
White's Mill
Hocking
Higgins Feed Store
Bohl
Call Hocking Valley Music Co
Valley Forge
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Lowell
Muskingum
Washington County
Weddle Bros
John Q. Perry, JR
Mondey
Till Neen
Fayette Street
Nelsorville
E. E. Bell
L. Page
R. Snackenbern
Robert Hutchinson
McCoy Auction Service
McCoy Ches
Dillinger Shade Ang
Bradford Auction CO
CRITT
Bradford Racine
Earl RO White
New Plymouth
Volkswagen
Body Work & Painting
University
E. State St
Betts’ Plumbing
Miller Poultry
Travel
Washburn Travel Service
Tree Service
Tras Service Inc
Rutland Bottled Gas
Altier & Maccombs
the Plains
Stewart
Skyline Speedway Road
Skyline Road
Helen Cof
C. E
North Lancaster
Bess Loughlin
William Rowland
Harold Goodard & Associates
Bill Janes
McConnelaville
Pennaville
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