NFL Favorites Shocked in Final Pre season Contests
The NFL wrapped six pre season games with shocks as Dallas routed Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay blanked Baltimore. New England, Denver, Cincinnati notched 5 1 records while Miami and the Chargers impressed with late rallies. Griese connected for two TD passes and Ricky Bell scored twice for Tampa Bay.
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Big Ten Names To Watch Surface In New Stars
Purdue quarterback Mark Herrmann dazzled in relief with 20 completions for 282 yards as Michigan State edged Purdue 19 14. Wisconsin junior Anthony Dudley started at quarterback in a 30 14 win over Indiana. Bob Commings led Iowa to a 24 0 win over Northwestern with his son Bob Jr. adding two touchdown passes. Michigan routed Illinois 37 9 as Moeller debuts. Ohio State beat Miami Florida 10 0 while emphasis on upcoming Big Ten openers and cross conference games.
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Central Michigan edges Eastern Michigan 9 3 in MAC opener
Central Michigan defeated Eastern Michigan 9 3 to spoil the Eagles MAC lead despite no touchdowns. Ball State moved to 1-0 in the conference with a 43 3 win at Toledo, while Bowling Green, Ohio University, Kent State and Louisville also posted non conference or league results.
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College Scores Across Divisions Highlight Wide Results
The Associated Press reports numerous college football scores from regions including the East, Midwest, South, Southwest and West. Notable results include Army over Massachusetts 34 to 10, Lehigh 49 over Connecticut 0, Ithaca 42 over Cornell 18, Navy 21 to 2 over Citadel, Florida State 35 over South Mississippi 6, and Michigan 37 defeating Illinois 9. Multiple ties and close games appear across conferences with outcomes shaping early-season standings.
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Ohio University Booster Club to Host First Noon Luncheon
The Green and White Club, Ohio University's athletic booster group, announces its first noon luncheon of the new school year set for Tuesday at Baker Center.
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Athens Runners Fifth In Marietta Invitational
Athens placed fifth among 12 teams at the Marietta Invitational cross country meet. Winners included John Zishka of Lancaster in 12:28 and Scott Perry of Kent in 14:01. Athens top finishers were Rob Topping 4th 12:54 and Mark Matthewson 6th 12:56 in the boys varsity race.
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Trimble N Gallia Lose Grid Openers
Beallsville rallied from a 746 halftime deficit to defeat Trimble 25 7 in a non league opener. Crum led Beallsville with 186 yards as Trimble countered early on a Greg Holbert score and a Kevin Kanzigg interception return.
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Green and White Club Noon Luncheon Opens School Year
The meeting at Baker Center hosts the first noon luncheon of the new school year. Athens and Logan teams play golf at Chillicothe at 4 p.m. On Wednesday the article notes the origin of judo in Japan in the 1880s by Jigaro Kano, tracing its evolution from jujitsu.
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