Ohio Sports Review Highlights Stars and Boundaries
Ohio basketball and football figures shine as Jucas leads in scoring and free throws while Ohio State and Miami claim wins. Toledo hosts major AAU events and Beachwood’s Clark Graebner rises in tennis ranks. Dan Pautler Jr. wins the Grand American Handicap amid a strong MAC attendance rise.
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Toledo
Beachwood
Clark Graebner
Roy Emerson
Australia
Graebner
Marty Riessen
America
Dan Pautler Jr
Alden
N. Y
Vandalia
Pantler
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Michigan State
Hayes
Buckeye
Fred Taylor
Bucks
UST
Buckeyes
Ohio
Kelley
Bowling Green
Mike Weger
Allen Smith
Findlay
Ohio University
Bobcats
Year Tops For Local Athletics
Limaland boasted many top athletes in 1965 across sports. Highlights include Shawnee’s 25 1 basketball record and state semi final run, Jeff Miller named AP Ohio Player of the Year, and top performers in football golf and track. Awards span Bath Lima Senior Celina and Denison with multiple conference titles and 1966 67 TV packages.
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Limaland
Shawnee
Jeff Miller
Ohio
Tom Heckman
Ottawa Clandorf
Gary Duhaime
Virgil Winglewich
Minster
Western Buckeye
Elida
Bath
Lima Senior
Celina
Russ Fravel
al Scrivner
Lima
Bob James
MAC
Akron
Wittenberg
Baldwin-Wallace
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
Mount Union
Muskingum
Denison
Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association
Ohio State
Midwest Lacrosse Association
Mike Gregory
Barry Clemens
Mark DeVilling
Rod Dingle
Wooster
Cedarville
Ashland
Wilmington
Texas Tech Falls In Gator Bowl Tilt
In Jacksonville, Georgia Tech defeated Texas Tech 31-21 as J.T. King lamented a split effort. GT rushed 368 yards and passed 77 for 445 total while Tech totaled 395. Donny Anderson closed his amateur career with a strong showing and Lenny Snow earned MVP for the Yellow Jackets. Anderson later signed a three year deal with Green Bay estimated at $600,000.
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Texas Tech
J.T. King
Georgia Tech
Red Raiders
King
Sive Show
Donny Anderson
Lenny Snow
Anderson
Green Bay
National Football League
Ted Hullin Star Shines In East West Shrine Game
Ted Hullin stars in the Shrine Game as East players Tom Barrington and Bill Wolski contribute notable runs and punts. Barrington carries four times for 44 yards and handles punting duties. Grabowski adds 16 yards on 10 carries while Garrett gains 72 yards in 16 carries for the West in San Francisco.
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Ted Hullin
Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Mike Garrett
Kansas City Chiefs
Jim Grabowski
Green Bay
University of Washing
Lima
Tom Barrington
Barrington
Ohio State
Washington Redskins
Illinois
Grabowski
Zar
Garrett
National Broadcasting Co
Walt Garerison
Bill Wolski
Notre Dame
Hullin Leads West Past East in New Year Showdown
Hullin threw three touchdown passes to spark a 22 7 West victory over the East on New Year’s Eve. In 41 meetings the two all star teams, only Lamonica and Gibbs had matched that feat in 1962. Hullin, a rollout passer, aims for law study. He is great honor as outstanding offensive player though undrafted. Aaron Brown and Carl McAdams shared top defensive honors with pro signings, while Grabowski faced a disappointment in Chicago. The 56 121 crowd at Ke.
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Ton’s Hullin
Stars
Daryle Lamonica
Sonny Gibbs
Hullin
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Kansas City
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
New York Jets
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Green Bay
Recreation Department Men’s Basketball League Schedule
The Recreation Department releases a weekly schedule for multiple leagues at Central Gym and Edison Gym. Displayed are dates Monday January 3 to Thursday January 6 with matchups including Neon Products versus Aerco and Lima Profs versus Don’s Socks, plus volleyball and badminton leagues in Edison and Senior High gyms.
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Neon Products
Aerco
Salvation Army Jrs
Village Cafe
Scot Lad Foods
Superior Coach
Lima Dodge Inc
Smallwood Barbershap
Mi'er’s Laundry
Sohio Chemical
Rader Heating
Bradfield Center
Srs. Church League
Central Gym
Elia Methodist
Cairo Methdist
Leipsic Merchants
Salvation Army Srs
Lima Profs
Don‘s
Major League South
Bluziten Boehr’s
Sharpe Ine
Surance
Delphos Steak House
Waynesfield Merchants
Kalida Black Angus
Ronnie & Gene's
Edison Gym
B-L-H
Telephone Company
Onio Steel
American Loan
Johnson-Bergdall
Ryan-Figgins
Vogelgesang-Nicolet
Little Phillips
Ganger-Swan
Nice-Lamoa
Thomas-Greenup
Daley-Nigh
Harvard Names Cooney Wei Land New Coach
AP reports hockey legend Cooney Wei Land has taken the Harvard coaching post. He previously played in the NHL and now spends summers as a golf pro at Milton Hoosie Country Club near Boston.
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Boston
Cooney Weiland
National Hockey League
Harvard
Milton-Hoosie Country Club
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Middletown
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Herman Rup” Rearick
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Shaker Heights
West Salem
Northwestern
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Upper Arlington
Kettering
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Auburn
Jacksonville, Fla
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Church of God
Mizpah Community Center
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