Xavier Coach Ed Biles resigns to join Saints
Ed Biles resigns as Xavier University head football coach at 37 and hints at a nonhead coaching NFL role. The Cincinnati Enquirer cites he will likely coach backfield or receivers with the New Orleans Saints, which has three assistant spots open. Xavier will name a replacement within a month, possibly guided by Biles’s suggestion that assistant Irv Etler succeed him.
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Ohio) University
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Bowling club hosts 13th annual singles tournament
The 700 Club yearly singles event kicks off Saturday at Sports Bowl at 7 p.m. with Bert Bailey predicting a record turnout after 25 new members joined. Osborne 746 and Boots Harding 619 lead in J-J Classic League action as Nat Selby posts 814 series with 54 pin handicap.
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Boxing results from listed international bouts
Paris France Juarez de Lima 159 Brazil and Soley mane Diallo 155 France drew 10 Tokyo Hiroshi Kobayashi 130 percent Japan outpointed Tore George 130 percent New Zealand 10
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Noll Takes Steelers Job Amid Lofty Hopes After Draft Start
Chuck Noll becomes Pittsburgh Steelers head coach after 11-28-3 over three seasons under Bill Austin. He vows not to declare doomed prospects and plans to shape draft selections with Steelers officials, drawing from time with the Colts and Browns.
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Eagles Trade Ditka to Cowboys for McDaniels
Eagles trade tight end Mike Ditka to the Dallas Cowboys for wide receiver Dave McDaniels. Ditka and Kuharich clash led to the move. McDaniels, a 23 year old speedster, ends up in Philadelphia with a chance to prove himself after a standout college career at Mississippi Valley.
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Massillon football coach Bob Seaman resigns after three years
Massillon High School in Ohio accepts the resignation of Bob Seaman, who departs after a 20-9-1 record in three seasons. Seaman, 36, faced fan calls for change following a 26-4 finish loss in 1968 and may join college ranks or accept other offers as Akron, Northern Arizona, San Jose State, and Virginia show interest.
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Eight Fishermen Rescued From Ice Floe Near Lake Erie
PORT CLINTON Ohio AP eight ice fishermen were rescued by the Coast Guard after being trapped three hours on a drifting ice floe off Catawba State Park near Lake Erie no injuries reported Edward Shaffer 53 Lorain said they did not feel in serious danger two shanties lost fishermen were taken aboard a Coast Guard skiff about seven miles from Marblehead station water depth about 15 feet
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Reynolds Heads Reborn League
The American Association returns after a six year layoff with Allie Reynolds named president. League headquarters will be in Oklahoma City and six teams join the reborn Class AAA loop: Oklahoma City Tulsa Denver Indianapolis Omaha and Des Moines.
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Bair VW Team Set to Meet Cincinnati Rival Saturday
Middletown Bair VW returns to action in the Buckeye State AAU Women’s Basketball Tournament at Amanda Junior High. After a 42 37 loss to Columbus Frisch’s they face Cincinnati Phillips-McCormick in a 4 p.m. rematch with a five game program to follow and finals set for next week.
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Church Loop Box Scores Roundup of Area Games
Box scores from multiple church affiliated teams including First Methodist Carmody Grace Baptist Bethlehem Lutheran St Pauls and Faith Methodist with scorers such as Carl Monroe Rick Williams Banfield Meehan and G. Gray detailing quarter by quarter totals and final scores.
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Archer Wins Bing Crosby Pro Am in Dramatic Finish
George Archer captured $25,000 first prize at Pebble Beach after a final round 71 for a 23 under par total. Bob Dickson and Howie Johnson tied for second, Dale Douglass close behind, with Dickson missing a short putt that cost him a share of the lead. Dickson and actor Jack Ging won the pro am best ball with a 64 Monday.
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Masonry survives late rally to upset first-place Pipe Stores
Bales scored 37 points for Masonry including a last-second tying basket to force overtime against Pipe Stores, with Roy Buehner sealing the win in a 67-43 shocker. Open Hearth and Shops also lost while Cold Strip beat Plant Security in other league games.
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Urbina Edges Franklyn In Tin Can City Bout
Alfredo Urbina, 135 pounds from Mexico City, defeated Lovelle Franklyn of San Francisco in a close points decision. Urbina earned the win in Tijuana, with the bout listed at 135 pounds.
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Buckeyes Face Illini In Big Ten Championship Test
Ohio State hosts Illinois at St. John Arena in a key Big Ten clash. The 12th ranked Buckeyes trail with an 11-2 record against the 12-1 Illini led by Dave Scholz, as both teams seek league supremacy and Purdue looms next.
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