Packers and Giants Favored To Win NFL Openers
Packers led by Paul Hornung expected to win Western Conference title with Lombardi driving the push. Giants coached by Allie Sherman predicted to top Eastern Conference, setting up a Dec 27 title showdown at Yankee Stadium. Boundaries include Bears, Browns, and Rams in the mix with key players R. Johnson and Warfield highlighted.
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Fifteen Grid Games In SEC Area This Weekend
Southeastern area grid action kicks off with 15 games as SVAC and SECAL contests open. Notable matchups include North Gallia versus Southwestern in SVAC and Cambridge at Athens, Gallipolis at Point Pleasant, Wahama at Pomeroy, and Wells ton at Ironton in SECAL.
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Southwestern Returns 13 Lettermen Under New Coach
Southwestern High School begins a rebuild under J. E. Pat Weiher after a 2 6 1 season. He lists 13 lettermen on a 25 man roster, with six veterans gone, and names top players Denver Garber Redgie Calhoun Bill Fraley Russ Miller and Gary Fallon. Schedule runs Sept to Nov SVAC play with Hannan Trace Kyger Creek and Eastern on slate. An Ohio University football film feature on Jim Thacker’s show airs Saturday.
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Pat” Weiher
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
AL and NL standings shown with team records and games back. Baltimore and New York lead AL. St. Louis and San Francisco top NL. Wednesday results include Baltimore 6 Washington 3 and Minnesota 5 Chicago 0.
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Ohio harness driver sets record with 208 wins this year
Bob Farrington of Richwood Ohio registers 208 vic tories this year surpassing his 203 win record for all of 1962. The 35 year old driver secured eight victories over Labor Day weekend during the Ohio fair circuit invasion.
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Tornadoes Face Season After Star Price Breaks Ankle
Racine Tornadoes suffer a major setback as star multi sport athlete Larry Price fractures an ankle during practice. Coach Bill Priddy says Price will miss most of the season, forcing changes to offensive plans while a young backfield gains work. The team, led by co captains Roger Adams and Gordon Fisher, opens at home versus McArthur.
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