Hayes Opens 1966 Season Against Texas Christian
Ohio State, led by Woody Hayes, starts its 16th season with a green roster against Texas Christian. The Buckeyes face a Horned Frogs squad returning seven offense and nine defense players, with Bill Long and Gerry Ehrsam at quarterback and a strong line and skilled receivers. The 1:30 p.m. EST kickoff highlights a potential high-scoring clash as TCU wings it against a heavier, veteran Ohio State defense.
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Bill Anders
Bo Rein
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Irony and Justice in MAC Football Echoes From 1949
The piece recalls Miami of Ohio under Woody Hayes with Johnny Pont’s 96 yard punt return in a 23 6 win over Wichita and parallels 1966 memories of Bob Glover. It notes Mic key Jackson of Marshall as a prolific scorer, runs and wins by MAC teams Miami and Bowling Green among all time leaders, and lists win loss records and percentages for Miami and Bowling Green.
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OU Harriers Open Home Season at Peden Stadium
Ohio University's cross country team makes its home debut Saturday at 11 a.m. against Kent State and Pittsburgh near Peden Stadium. Coach Stan Huntsman again lines the lineup led by All-American Pier son Lorandeau and Sam Bair with seniors John Blair Mel Williams John Tillman Greg Cashman and sophomore Frank Furman.
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Frank Furman
Doolittle’s Broncos Start Season On Winning Openers
Former Army aide Bill Doolittle nicknamed Mr Doomuch by SID Bob Culp leads Western Michigan to three straight opening game wins by narrow margins. Victories include 10-7 over Louisville in 1964 17-13 over Louisville last year and 16-14 against Lamar Tech. Next season WMU faces Miami and a tougher schedule.
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Rockets Upset Xavier as Glass Bowl Crowd Roars
Frank Lauterbur praised Toledo defense after the Rockets beat Xavier 9-0 in front of a Glass Bowl crowd of 18,705. The win snapped Xavier’s five game MAC win streak, and Toledo eyes another Xavier hex in future meetings with Bo Schembechler.
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Xavier Hex
Bo Schembechler
Xmen
Ed Biles
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