All-Ohio football team honors dominated by McKinley and Massillon
United Press International names 1961 All-Ohio squads with Niles McKinley star Rick Sygar voted back of the year. Massillon end Ken Ivan anchors the line as Sugar and Weaver headline a deep list. Dick Snyder edges Frank Stavroff for quarterback. Senior standouts fill two first teams with eight schools placing two players on the top 44.
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Ohio
Niles McKinley
Rick Sygar
Sygar
UPI
Martins Ferry
Larry Duck
Ken Ivan
Massillon
Tigers
Sugar
Ivan
Henry Weaver
Mansfield
Weaver
Dick Snyder
North Canton
Frank Stavroff
Columbus Eastmoor
Snyder
Northeastern
Onio
Dennis Flanagan
Stu Williams
Sandusky
Ron Bradbury
Hamilton
Garfield
Sam Price
Toledo
Scott
Niles
Kettering Fairmont
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Columbus
Eastmoor
Marion
Browns Trail Bears But Ride High In City Showdown
Cleveland and Chicago have met 3 times in regular season since 1950 with the Browns winning each time. In 1950s exhibitions they beat the Bears 8 times to 3. The Browns’ defense dominated Chicago in a 42 0 upset last season and hopes hinge on keeping that form as they chase the Eastern Division title.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bears
Cleveland Browns
Wll
Browns
NFL
Lakefront Stadium
Chicago
Bobby Franklin
Bernie Parrish
Jim Shofner
Parrish
Otto Graham
Marion Motley
Detroit Lions
Browns-Bears
George Hales
Eagles Dominate North 60 28 In Tuesday Victory
Hubbard Eagles used a strong offense and tight defense to thrash Youngstown North 60-28. A 26-3 third quarter sealed the win after a 10-4 start and 25-11 halftime edge. John Phillips and Al Trope led Hubbard with nine points each while Steve scored eight for North. Hubbard reserves beat North 31-17 in the prelim.
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Hubbard Eagles
Youngstown North
Eagles
Hubbard
Hubbrd
John Phillips
al Trope
Steve
North
Eages
Attlee Admitted To Amersham Hospital In England
Former Prime Minister Earl Clement Attlee, 78, was hospitalized in Amersham General Hospital for a stomach ailment. He was admitted Tuesday and placed in a general ward as National Health Service patients receive treatment.
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Amersham
England
UPI
Earl
Clement) Attlee
Amersham General Hospital
National Health Service
All-Ohio 1961 Football Team List Highlights
United Press International releases the first team selections for the 1961 All-Ohio high school football squads. The roster includes players such as Dick Snyder North Canton and Ken Ivan Massillon on offense, with defensive standouts like Pete Melchoir Canton Central and Gary Miller Belle Vue among the honorees.
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Dick Bauer
Kettering Fairmont
Doug van Horn
Columbus Eastmoor
Jim Fraraccio
Alliance
Jack Norton
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Jay Mackey
Fremont Ross
John Palmer
Jim Pyie
Newark
Pete Melchoir
Canton Central
Mike Morgan
Zanesville
Gary Miller
Bellevue
Ted Andrick
Cuyahoga Falls
Bull Stanforth
Cincinnati Purcell
Tom Barrington
Lima
Columbus
UPI
United Press International
Ken Ivan
Massillon
Dennis Flanagan
Niles
Eastmoor
Dick Snyder
North Canton
Henry Weaver
Mansfield
Rick Sugar
Niles McKinley
Larry Duck
Martins Ferry
John Plamer
Jim Pyle
Bill Stanforth
Cin
Eagles Defeat Fitch 31-10 in Steel Valley Preview
Hubbard High Eagles opened the Steel Valley Conference cage preview with a 31-10 win over Fitch at Struthers Field House before about 1,500 fans. Tom Walker led the scoring in the first half, Rudy Hubbard added eight in the second, while Ralph Edwards and John Phillips contributed rebounds as Hubbard held a strong 17-5 halftime lead.
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Hubbard High Eagles
Fitch Falcons
Struthers
Girard
Brookfield
Campbell
Boardman
Ing Boardman
Clayton West
Eagles
Falcons
Tom Walker
Jim Pitts
Rudy Hubbard
Ralph Edwards
John Phillips
Kravee
Jacobson
AP picks Sygar Singer Flanagan for Ohio all star team
The AP named Ric Sygar Dennis Flanagan and Karl Singer to the Ohio scholastic football all star squad led by coach of the year honors to Niles Tony Mason and Massillon’s Leo Strang. Sygar set a McKinley scoring record and was named Back of the Year by most state sportswriters.
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Associated Press
Niles McKinley Red Dragons
Ohio
Toda
Ric Sygar
Dennis Flanagan
Karl Singer
Sygar
UPI
Niles
Tony Mason
Leo Strang
Massillon Tigers
Glenn Ellison
Middletown
Sugar
McKinley
Rick
Flanagan
Singer
Minow Urges Viewers to Organize Against Poor TV
FCC Chairman Newton Minow told about 200 people that TV viewers should protest loud and organize to pressure stations for better programs. He criticized children's fare as frittered away and warned government action could threaten free speech, stressing the FCC will enforce public service promises from licensees.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Newton Minow
Minow
Mnow
FCC
National Leaders Cite Fitness, Flight Risks, Castro’s Popularity
President Kennedy warns Americans are becoming spectators rather than athletes in a call to physical fitness. John Glenn expresses cautious optimism about his upcoming orbital flight, acknowledging risks but trusting the mission and team. Luis Baralt Jr. notes Castro’s waning peasant support due to failed promises and reduced income.
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New York
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
John Glenn
Water flea eggs hatch a decade after laying
The obituary notes that the life cycle of the water flea includes eggs that will hatch ten years after being laid, marking a long dormancy in its reproductive process.
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Lima Senior
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Toledo Scott
David Merriam
Painesville
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William Yeager
Bob Biller
Tiffin Columbian
Dick Goppelt
Elyria
Bob Mung
Bellefontaine
Bob Mayberry
Chagrin
Bill Dunfee
Barnesville
Don Unverforth
Dayton Chaminade
Ron Sexton
Harry Wilson
Steubenville
Larry Zuercher
Dalton
Bertholomew
Troy
Eves
Wooster
Evans
Dover St. Joseph
Hall
Eastlake North
Walden
Allen
Hemlinger
Wapakoneta
Venisburg
Ceina Mossman
Cincinnati Parcel
Anderson
Cloverleaf
Bulger
Chillicothe
Zachary
Garfield Heights
Bacon
Ironton
Henderson
Alge
Fostoria St. Wendelin
Young
Rosecrans
Russell
Toledo Macomber.Tackies
Renneker
Columbus North
Jones
Piqua
Mazzaferro
Ashtabula
Podany
Lima Catholic
Mindar
Shea
Vandalia
Caswell
Perrysburg
Foriello
Youngstown
Mooney
Vinci
John Adams
Meeker
Akron St. Vincent
Swope
Waite
Maiden
Lyria
Bradley
Dennison St. Marys
Burton
Garfield Rine
Bowling Green
By David Talbott
Pia Garr
Gorre Wa Lf
Ord
Kveh
Pitts
Tribe Fords
Tone
Baskin
Clark
Atee
Davis Forres
Mschla
Kinney
Belmont Avenue
Youngstown, Ohio
Ieee
Fitch
N. State ST
Cash and Carry Lumber Co
Nu Trend
Darlington
Pittsburgh
Luis Baralt Jr
Castro
Approved Finance, Inc
Nationwide Mutual
Nationwide
Hubbard Rd
Brookfield, Ohio
Everett D. Gault
Pproved Finance, Inc
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