Hess outlines Bobcats conditioning and lineup shifts
Ohio University coach Bill Hess, in his seventh season, details the Bobcats conditioning program, six minute mile goal, and two new starting halfbacks Mac Wagner and Jerry France. He notes shifts to speed, medical oversight, and team-building philosophy while reporting end of Jim Evans’s football career due to recurring head injuries.
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Athens Civitan
Sportsman Grill
Ohio University
Bill Hess
Hess
Mac Wagner
Jerry France
al Bogan
Ron Curtis
France
Steubenville Mighty Mite
Bob Wren
Baseballers
Kent
Willie Asbury
Charlie Fulks
Civitan
Phil Woodworth
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Jim Evans
Wellston
Jim
Evans
World Series may be unique in two respects in 1964
Commissioner Ford Frick notes two potential unique features for the 1964 World Series. First no travel day if the Series pairs two league teams, with start on Oct 7 in the NL park and three games in the AL park, possibly ending Oct 7 1964. Second a possible three team tie in the American League could trigger a round robin to an eventual two out of three playoff.
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Ford Frick
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Yankees
Orioles
Frick
Reds
Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Alice Burns Radcliff dies at 76 in Columbus
Mrs Alice Burns 76 of Radcliff died Thursday at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus. Born in Mason County West Virginia to Calvin Gregory and Belle Gregory she is survived by husband John Burns two daughters Thelma Thatcher Fanny Hensley Dorothy Lahrmer and Raymond all of Columbus a son nine grandchildren six great grandchildren a half brother Delbert Truman of Grove City. She was a Radcliff Christian Church member. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at the Christian Church with Rev Bill Carter officiating. Burial in Radcliff Cemetery. Friends may call at Strong and Son Funeral Home Wilkesville until services.
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Radcliff
Alice Burns
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Mason County
W. Va
Calvin Gregory
Belle Howe Gregory
John Burns
Thelma Thatcher
Fanny Hensley
Dorothy Lahrmer
Raymond
Delbert Truman
Grove City
Logan
W. W. Hampton
Third St
Leonard Funeral Home
Roy Klinger
Hugh and
Catherine Conkie Hankison
Hocking County
Charles Thompson
Mason
Lawrence Wolfe
Foglesong
Stanley Moore
Board
Mr. Wolfe
Holzer Hospital
Oak Grove
EUB
Meigs County
John
Addie Zella Reach Wolfe
Virginia
Elsie Reach
Alice Randolph
Letart
Beulah Webb
Mansfield
Ohio
Marshall Wolfe
DeKalb
John Wolfe
Racine
Mae Love
Point Pleasant
Athens
Adda V. McCune
Columbus St
Lancaster
Athens County
Thomas E. of Lancaster
Harold of Columbus
Earl of Lancaster
Len B. McCune
Hughes Funeral Home
Joe B. Maffett
West Union Street
Gallipolis
Roscoe Whitney Fillinger
Grape St
Gallia County
Guyan Twp
Jonathan
Mary Wilcox
Garrett
Carmie Fillinger
Crown City
Carrie Bodi
Painsville
Mary Layne
Wilmuth Haskins
Amherst
Pearl Beckman
Dayton
Lorena Church
Mary Eskew
Huntington
Mercerville Baptist Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home
Obituary notices from Ohio towns include Hampton and Wolfe
Obituaries and funeral notices list Mrs. W. W. Hampton of 837 Third St. Logan as died recently with services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Leonard funeral home. Other notices cover Lawrence Wolfe Sr. of Mason with rites at 3 p.m. Saturday, burial in Board Cemetery, and Frederick E. Webb of Olmstead Falls, with funeral in Olmstead Falls after a visit to Athens High School ties. Additional notices name Mrs. Blanche Long of Glouster, Adda V. McCune of Lancaster, Roscoe Whitney Fillinger of Gallipolis, and others with services and burial details pending.
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Athens
Frederick E. Webb
Olmstead Falls
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Athens High School
Ohio University
Cuyahoga County
Olga
Frederic
Paul
Joel
Betty Lou
Polly
Mildred
Wilmington
N. C
Chillicothe
Jean Morton
Olmsted Falls
Democrat Event and Fair Slated in Hocking County
Logan residents plan a busy civic month led by Columbus Mayor Jack Sensenbrenner who will address the Hocking County Young Democrat Club Tuesday. The Hocking County Fair runs Sept 16 to 19 at the county fairgrounds with exhibits rides rodeo auto show livestock sale band contests and horse and tractor events. A bean and ham dinner organized by the Young Democrats is likely for Sept 26 with public attendance encouraged.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Jack Sensenbrenner
Young Democrat Club
Democrat Party
County Fairgrounds
Young Democrat Organization
Patrol cites crash driver on Route 56 near Vinton-Hocking line
Donald York 19 Terre Haute Ind was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center in a two car crash at 515 p m Tuesday on Route 56 at Route 278 just west of the Vinton Hocking county line York was westbound planning a left turn when he went left of center and back onto Route 56 striking Hilas McAfee 47 New Plymouth Route 1 the approaching driver.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
Donald York
Terre Haute
Ind
Vinton - Hocking County
York
Hilas McAfee
New Plymouth
Habit Forming Nelsonville Arrests Reported
Twice in three days Virgil Brown of Poplar Street forfeited a $20 bond after charges of intoxication by city police. Arrests occurred on September 8 and 9. He posted $20 bond and was released from city jail Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Virgil Brown
Poplar St
Cleveland Browns Cut Veterans Leave Seven Rookies
The Cleveland Browns released halfback Ken Webb and rookie linebacker Ed Bettridge, leaving seven rookies on the opening roster. Webb, a six season NFL veteran, and Bettridge were waived by all teams Thursday. The 40-man squad includes rookies Sidney Williams, Dave Raimey and Walt Roberts, with uncertain roles for all.
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Cleveland
Ken Webb
Ed Bettridge
Bowling Green
Cleveland Browns
Webb
Bettridge
Detroit Lions
Floyd Peters
Jim Brown
Ernie Green
Blanton Collier
Sidney Williams
Dave Raimey
Walt Roberts
Davis scores hole-in-one at Athens Country Club
Roy Davis of Nelsonville aced the 185 yard No 8 hole at Athens Country Club using a driver. Witnesses were Charlie Russell and H. H. Chapman.
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Roy Davis
Nelsonville
Athens Country Club
Charlie Russell
H. H. Chapman
Devils Open Season at Middleport in Area Spotlight
Rutland coach Richard Martin leads a 35 man squad into the season opener at Middleport. The second year leader’s club went 5 4 last year in the Southeastern Ohio Buckeye League finishing third. The roster includes nine seniors nine juniors eight sophomores and nine freshmen with a mix of lettermen returning and newcomers.
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Rutland
Richard Martin
Middleport
Martin
Melvin Brown
Ken Dinguss
Tom Hysell
Jim Lambert
Larry Rife
Larry Rupe
Donald Smith
Mike Stewart
Ray Sutherland
Bob Barrett
Jim Barrett
Ron Black
Gary Cremeans
Sam Hicks
Rusty Little
Bill Moodispaugh
Melvin Romine
Lee Wood
Roger Barrett
Kenneth Carsey
Joe Hawkins
Bill Kennedy
Jerry McDaniel
Chris Napper
Charles Scott
Jim Vanman
Gary Drenner
Johnny German
Ronnie Gorby
Mike Johnson
Perry Kennedy
Mike Martin
Anthony Russell
Leroy Welsh
Greg Wood
Chaunce Y
the Plains
York
Honey Fork Council Elects Officers at September Meeting
The Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council met at the home of Harold Zimmerman. Election of officers included Harold Griffith as chairman and Mrs. Ralph Mosure as vice chairman. The group heard a report on Otterbein College, discussed tax issues, and enjoyed a children’s treasure hunt and a wiener roast.
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Logan
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Harold Zimmerman
Harold Griffith
Ralph Mosure
Wallace Beck
Don Enderle
Larry Masure
Otterbein College
Westerville
Minor League Standings in International League Report
International League standings show Jacksonville leading with 89 wins and a .589 percentage. Syracuse nods with 87 wins and a .603 win rate. Buffalo at 80 wins and a .541. Columbus 63 wins and a .444. Richmond 65 wins and a .428. Atlanta 55 wins and a .369. Thursday results: Toronto 7 Syracuse 4. Rochester 9 Buffalo 5. Columbus 9 Richmond ?. Jacksonville 11 Atlanta 5. Upcoming: Toronto at Syracuse. Rochester at Buffalo. Richmond at Columbus. Jacksonville at Atlanta.
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Jacksonville
Syracuse
Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Atlanta
Toronto
Rochester
Harness driver dies after accident at Van Wert fair
A 55 year old harness racing driver from Wyandot County was fatally injured in the first race at the Van Wert County Fair. Barney Bell of Nevada was thrown from the sulky and trampled by two horses in front of the packed grand stand. The incident occurred Thursday night. The article also notes the Yankees cutting their deficit after a rough stretch against the White Sox.
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van Wert
Ohio
Wyandot County
van Wert County
Barney Bell
Nevada
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