Bobcats Triumph in 300th Ohio Victory by 13 to 6
Ohio University edges Dayton 13 6 to celebrate its 300th win since the program began 69 years ago. The Bobcats limit turnovers, dominate in yardage, and get two touchdowns including a late one by Albert, while Overman scores for Dayton.
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Rowland Congdon
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Ohio University
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University of Dayton
Buffalo
Kent State
Athens
Flashes
Xavier
Cincinnati
Bill Hess
Ohio
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Browns Thrash Rams 20-6 as Collier’s Browns Loom
Cleveland routs Los Angeles 20 to 6 at Municipal Stadium to keep an unblemished Eastern Conference record. Jim Brown gains 95 yards and his sixth TD as Frank Ryan connects on a key scoring pass. The win sets up a showdown with Pittsburgh under the lights next weekend.
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Lou Groza
Lou
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Mike Henry
Kreitling
High School Football Scores Across Ohio and Nearby States
A roundup of high school football results features Nelsonville Athens and Athens Pomeroy, Logan and Middleport, Wellston and Gallipolis, plus numerous statewide games. Notable upsets and lopsided wins include Fairland over Hannan Trace and Rutland’s 48 6 victory, with many games listed by school and final score across Ohio and surrounding areas.
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Jackson
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Middleport
Wellston
Gallipolis
Seobl
McArthur
Parkersburg
Res
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Miller
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OU Opens Soccer Season at Dayton Opener
Ohio University coach John McComb said the Bobcats travel to Dayton for the season opener and expect tough tests from Denison Akron and Oberlin in Ohio, with Pittsburgh and Michigan State seen as strong out of state foes.
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John McComb
Dayton
McComb
Denison
Akron
Oberlin
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
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Schedued
Dave Coffey
Larry Pendley
Nick Alexandrides
Dean Smith
Dave McKenzie
Ed Hemminger
John Haynes
Bill Merrell
Jerry Baughman
Tony Crosby
John Perez
Cocaptain
Nick Rombes
Letterman Dave Hall
Gideon Kolo
Indiana University
Reds End Frustrating Puzzling Season After 3 2 Loss
The Cincinnati Reds finished 86-76 in fifth place in the National League after a 3-2 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Arm troubles limited Bob Purkey, while Frank Robinson and Joey Jay battled injuries and poor run production. The article notes the team’s best stretch was a seven-game win streak in June before a Los Angeles sweep derailed their hopes.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Bob Purkey
Frank Robinson
Joey Jay
Laurelville Loses to Piketon in SVAC Contest
Circleville Laurelville was shut out 54 to 0 by Piketon on Logan Elm field in a Scioto Valley Conference game. Piketon notches its third straight league victory while Laurelville falls to 0-3 on the season with three losses in four games.
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Laurelville
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Logan Elm’s
Ohio College Football Saturday Results List
Ohio State 17 Texas A&M Army 22 Cincinnati 0 Susquehanna 12 Youngstown 7 Hiram 52 Oberlin 0 Capital 27 Mount Union 0 Marshall 14 Miami 14 tie Findlay 28 Eastern Kentucky 7 Wooster 22 Kenyon 15 Central State 28 Eastern Illinois 14 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Heidelberg 0 tie Bluffton 29 Defiance 7 Denison 16 Carnegie Tech Muskingum 57 Marietta 12 Baldwin Wallace 14 Akron 10 Ohio U. 13 Dayton 6 Villanova 18 Toledo 14 Kent State 7 Xavier 7 tie Ohio Northern 42 Tous Central 0 Ashland 19 Wilmington 0 Wittenberg 28 Otterbein 28 Bowling Green 31 Southern Illinois 6
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Major League Gels Buenos Aires Welterweight Clash
Federico Thompson of Buenos Aires defeated Jorge Peralta of Uruguay to retain the South American welterweight title in a 15 round bout. Conny Rudhof of Germany outpointed Giordano Campari of Italy to win the vacant European lightweight title in a 15 round match. Duke Rodney won the Demon Hanover Trot at Roosevelt Raceway by three lengths over Porterhouse for $25 000.
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Fairland Bears Rout Hannan-Trace 78-0 Friday Night
Fairland Bears dominated Hannan-Trace with a 78-0 win lifting their record as the Wildcats drop to 0-2. Fairland connected on 11 of 20 passes with five touchdowns and outgained Hannan-Trace 330 to 32 yards while using its second string in the second half.
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Hannan-Trace
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New New York Tops East AFL Standings
The Jets rise to the East lead at 2-1 after beating the Oakland Raiders 10-7 at the Polo Grounds. Cotton Davidson opened scoring for Oakland, while Dick Wood and Bake Turner connected on a 61-yard play for New York. Dick Guesman added a 35-yard field goal and the Jets intercepted four passes.
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Associated Press
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York High Brings Fourth Straight Win Over Athens Reserves
York High Bruins defeat Athens Reserves 12-0 on Saturday night. Jeff Bullock scores on a one yard rush in the third quarter and Wayne Evans adds a six yard TD run late. York earns 22 first downs to Athens five, led by senior fullback George Boggs with over 150 yards.
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Jim Overman
George Fisher
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Rich Wingler
Ron Fowlkes
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Southwestern and Gallipolis Reserves tie in muddy showdown
In Belpre and Belpre EP reports, Southwestern rebounds to a 12-12 draw with Gallipolis Reserves as Jim Haislop scores twice late and Dave Barker gains 84 yards. Gallipolis had led 12-0 at halftime, while Calhoun of West Virginia beats Belpre 18-14 with Dan Heiney scoring twice in the final quarter.
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Dan Heiney
Jim Colvin
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Baseball Leaders Highlight 1966 Stat Totals
Summary of leading hitters and pitchers with key figures: Yastrzemski and Ward top hits. Kaline and Stuart notable RBIs. Killebrew home runs. Aparicio stolen bases. Ford and Bouton strong pitching. Pascual and Bunning top strikeouts. Includes teams Boston Detroit Minnesota Chicago Baltimore and Washington.
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Baseball leaders and stats from the season
Batting leaders show Tavis Davis of Los Angeles at .326 and Clemente of Pittsburgh at .320. Runs led by Aaron with 121, RBIs at 130 for Aaron and 111 for Boyer. Hits by Pinson 204 and Aaron 204. doubles led by Great with 43. triples Pinson 14 and Gonzalez 12. Home runs shared by Aaron and McCovey at 44. Wills steals 40, Aaron 31. Pitching stats list Perranoski 15 decisions with 163 842, Koufax 255 883 strikeouts, Maloney 265.
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Indians End Season In Fifth After 2-1 Win
The Cleveland Indians finished 1963 in a fifth place tie after beating the Kansas City Athletics 2-1. Jim Mudcat Grant earned the win, improving to 13-14, scattering six hits and fanning nine.
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Cleveland Indians
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Kansas City Athletics
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Musial and Spahn Shine on Final Baseball Day
Stan Musial finishes 1963 with two hits in an 8-2 Cardinal win over the Reds, ending his career in game 3026. Warren Spahn pitches a four hitter for Milwaukee, earns win number 350, and matches his 23 7 season. Dodgers lose to Phillies, Yankees rained out.
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Howard Is Yanks Key for Series Opponent Dodgers
New York faces Los Angeles in a World Series opener at Yankee Stadium with Elston Howard as the focal point alongside Mickey Mantle. Whitey Ford meets Sandy Koufax in the first game, while Johnny Podres faces Al Downing in the second. Maury Wills and Willie Davis pace the Dodgers baserunning as fans pack the 70,000-seat opener. The Yankees trail in team stolen bases with 41 versus the Dodgers 123.
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Sandy Koufax
Yanke Stadium
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al Downing
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City Netters Win Athens Tennis Association Doubles
Bob Chase and Tony Triso lini won the doubles title at the Athens Tennis Association 1963 tournament on university courts. They beat Don Anderson and Bob Darcy 6-4, 0-6, 6-3 in the final. Jim Mason advances to the singles final to face Chase or Gerald Forbes after a 6-3, 6-3 semifinal win over Howard Myers.
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Tony Trisolini
Don Anderson
Bob Darcy
Jim Mason
Howard Myers
Chase
Gerald Forbes
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