Mighty Sooners May Face Challenge From State Rival
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma State Cowboys push into the spotlight as a rival threat to Oklahoma Sooners. OSU up to 3-0 after routing North Texas State 61-7 while No 1 Oklahoma barely beat Miami of Florida 20-17.
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Woodcock Wing Survey Seeks Ohio Hunters Volunteers
Ohio State University teams with the Division of Wildlife requests fall woodcock hunters to provide wing envelopes from harvested birds. Data cover sex age migratory or resident status and hunter numbers to aid wildlife management. Return wings to Howlett Hall Columbus Ohio for processing.
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MAC stars tout underrated league ahead of Oct 18 doubleheader
Toledo quarterback Gene Swick Kent State quarterback Greg Kokal and Bowling Green tailback Dave Preston in Cleveland promote the MAC doubleheader at Cleveland Stadium. They defend the conference amid talk it is underrated and hope the event helps establish MAC football as a national power.
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Miami
Bowling talk and election notices in Athens County
A sports discussion contrasts Big Ten scholarships with local talent at Bowling Green and Miami while a stream of public notices details November 4 1975 elections across Athens County Ohio for Nelsonville York Albany Amesville Buchtel Bern Township and various school and emergency services measures along with probate appointments.
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Buchtel Ohio
Board of Trustees
Bern Township
Bern Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
William M Howe
Federal Hocking
Hocking
Board of Township Trustees
Lodi Township
Lodi
Alexander
County
Tri-County Vocational School
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Rome
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Cincinnati Officials to Keep Visitors Happy
Cincinnati officials assure visitors a place in the city during the baseball postseason. Reds predicted up to half a million tickets could be sold for two playoff games at Riverfront Stadium. The Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau report hotel rooms remain, with a hotline for lodging and events during the playoff period.
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Jim Ferguson
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Joe Wood
Massengale's Gamble Fails as Hill Wins Sahara Playoff
Dave Hill claimed the Sahara Invitational title and the $27 000 first prize after Rik Massengale gambled on the first sudden death playoff hole and found water. Hill birdied key holes late to post a 69 final round, tying Massengale at 270. Massengale and Inman both finished at 271, with Mitchell 272 and Cadle Crampton Coody January scrolling to final tallies.
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Wynn
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Cadle
Crampton
Charles Coody
Don January
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