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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1965

Page

10

Morehead No-Hits Indians in Red Sox 2-0 Victory

Dave Morehead, 22, of Herbert Hoover High, pitched the first American League no hitter in three years, striking out eight and allowing one baserunner. Boston won 2-0 as Cleveland’s bats were silenced in a tense ninth inning.

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High School Football Night Battle Sparks City Bans

Commissioner Paul E. Landis favored local control over statewide ban talk after incidents during opening weekend. Police cracked down on a Columbus bus stoning and a gunshot wound to a Hamilton player while a Warren band attacked a car after a Harding game. Colum bus and Hamilton authorities outlined steps to curb rowdiness, favoring police patrols and restricted streets. Toledo kept its night game ban, with no comment beyond its policy standing.

Way Paul E. Landis Toledo Columbus Hamilton Warren Harding Warren Landis Columbus Watterson Columbus South Ronnie Sutton Hamilton Garfield Lester L. Dickey Dickey Frank Dick Board of Education

First Big Weekend for Child Colleges in Ohio

Ohio college football opens its 1965 season with 24 of 35 schools in action as Ohio Northern drops a 21 0 decision to Waynesburg and Youngstown hosts Central Michigan. Notable games include Miami Ohio at Purdue and Bowling Green hosting Los Angeles State with several night matches across the state. Bowling alley owners also met in Athens to discuss the season and tournament sites.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State Buckeye State Ohio Northern Waynesburg Youngstown Central Michigan Miami Northwestern Purdue Redskins Boilermakers Bowling Green Falcons Los Angeles State Ohio University West Texas State Athens Wash Lyons Leo Strang Kent State Xavier Cincinnati Dayton Queen City Toledo Villanova Findlay Muskingham Kenyon Defiance Baldwin—Wallace Edinboro State Denison Rochester Ohio Wesleyan Grove City Otterbein Indiana Central Hope Western Kentucky Akron Bluffton Heidelberg Wooster Ashland Hillsdale Marietta Wilmington Centre Southeastern Ohio Bowling Proprietors Association Lakeview Center

Boston Fires Higgins As General Manager

Boston dismisses Mike Higgins as executive vice president and general manager after years with the Red Sox. Dick O Connell is named to overall command, with a baseball man from outside Boston to be hired to handle player personnel as the team struggles in the standings.

Boston Boston Red Sox Tom Yawkey Mike Pinky Higgins Yawkey Red Sox Dick O'Connell Higgins Dallas Tex

Baseball Box Scores and Schedule Highlights

Thursday results show New York defeating Cincinnati 7 to 3 and Los Angeles besting Chicago 2 to 0. San Francisco beat Houston 3 to 1 while Philadelphia topped Milwaukee 6 to 2. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 with upcoming games listed across both leagues.

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Clay predicts greatest ever in Patterson title bout

Muhammad Ali says the November 22 Las Vegas title defense against Floyd Patterson will be the greatest of all time. He expects a tough six to seven round fight and notes Nevada Athletic Commission approval. Patterson, a former two time champion, is praised for speed and determination.

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