Koufax Wins Second Cy Young in Unanimous Vote
Los Angeles Dodgers star Sandy Koufax repeat ed as Cy Young Award winner securing his second unanimous vote. The 29 year old left hander posted a 23 11 record eight shutouts and a 2.04 ERA while Feller's strikeout record fell as he tied the no hitter mark with a perfect game against the Chicago Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Koufax
Brooklyn
Minnesota Twins
Bob Feller
Fanning
Chicago Cubs
Sandy
Roy Lucas upstages brother in Erlanger high school football
In Middletown memories of Jerry Lucas contrasted with Roy Lucas, now an assistant coach at Erlanger Lloyd High. The Lloyd defense has allowed just two touchdowns in nine games, with their lone late-season setback coming at Beechwood after a season opener score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Erlanger
Lloyd High
Lloyd
Dayton
Beechwood
Erlanger football star Roy seeks kentucky playoff glory
Erlanger ranked among Kentucky's top 20 teams eyes the state unique playoff system to decide the football champion as it hosts Dayton Roy hints at a rise to head coach when the current coach departs Roy earns praise from his brother Jerry who publicly supports his career success without leveraging family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lucas
Jerry
Roy
Middletown High
Ohio State
Morehead State
Kentucky
Erlanger
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Dayton
North Dakota State Dominates Small College Poll
North Dakota State leads the AP small college football poll with seven first place votes and 141 points from 16 selectors. Maine follows with 100 points as NDSU remains unbeaten in eight games and Maine undefeated in seven. The Top Ten includes Maine, Middle Tennessee, Los Angeles State, Long Beach State, and Tennessee State among others with scattered first place votes and mixed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Dakota State
Bisons
South Dakota
Maine
Middle Tennessee
Los Angeles State
Long Beach State
Cole
Western
Florida A&m
E. Carolina
Little Kittens Finish Season
The Franklin Pee Wee Kittens wrap up their first season with a home game Friday at 8 p.m. at Millard's Field against Springboro. Coach Jim Mears, aided by Fred Summers, Jean Reynolds, Dick Archer, and Bob Hiney, led the squad throughout the year with skills and fundamentals as Franklin merchants and service clubs funded uniforms. A halftime band show is planned for the community event and rostered players include Eddie Harbach, Willie Turner, Joe Warnoth, David Wenglikowski, Tommy Spence, Timmy Shockley, Odis Banks, Paul Dwyer, David Varney, Tommy Kidwell, Philip Reynolds, John Wenglikowski, Joe Squier, David Julian, Jimmy Reese, Mike Donisi, David Hedric, Tony Donisi, Mike Bachert, Paul Scott, Chuck Wolfe, Jerry Rudd, Ricky Archer, Bobby Hiney, Scott Hollingsworth, and Jeff Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pee Wee Kittens
Millard's
Springboro
Paul Scott
Chuck Wolfe
Jerry Rudd
Ricky Archer
Bobby Hiney
Scott Hollingsworth
Jeff Gross
MSU Won’t Give Ground In Rush Defense
New York AP reports Michigan State remains the top rushing defense after holding Northwestern to seven yards on the ground last Saturday. Southern Mississippi leads in overall defense with Toledo and Vanderbilt following. Michigan State ranks ninth in total defense, while Cincinnati and Notre Dame trail in rushing defense behind the Spartans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Michigan State Spartans
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Spartans
Northwestern
Southern Mississippi
Toledo
Vanderbilt
Michigan State
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Paper Says L. A. To Get AFL Team
The Herald Examiner reports the American Football League will place a team in Los Angeles in 1967 at Dodger Stadium or a new Anaheim stadium. Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt will be offered first chance to move west. if he declines, an expansion club may be placed in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Football League
Herald-Examiner
AFL
Dodger Stadium
Anaheim Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs
Lamar Hunt
West Coast
Hunt
Findlay Falls to No 9 in NAIA rankings
Findlay, coming off a 21-19 loss to Northern Michigan, dropped from first to ninth in the NAIA poll. Northern Michigan moved to eighth, while St. John’s of Minnesota rose to No. 1. Johnny Sellers led the Atlantic City jockeys in wins in 1961 and again last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City. Mo
Findlay
Northern Michigan
Ohio
Oilers
St. John’s
Minnesota
Johnny Sellers
Atlantic City
NHL Scores Tie as Toronto Boston New York Chicago All Equal
In a compact NHL update four teams finished 2 to 2 in a round of scoring action. Toronto, New York, Boston and Chicago all earned a share of the points in closely contested games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
New York
Boston
Chicago
Tle
Bard Was Too Much For OSU
An anniversary note recalls Notre Dame quarterback Will Shakespeare and running back Andy Pitney leading a comeback to beat Ohio State 18 13 after trailing 13 0. The 1930s clash remains a storied chapter in OSU Notre Dame gridiron history with no subsequent meetings since then. Manhattan and Syracuse are referenced historic rivals no longer playing football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Shakespeare
Ohio
Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Andy Pitney
Irish
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State Buckeyes
Ohio State
Candidates For QB Post
Four area teams close schedules as undefeated Middies seek a new starting quarterback after Jim Ousley's injury. Steve McCluskey, Dave Cook, Don Bremer, and Gary Begley compete for the role while plans include a new kickoff, placekicker, and adjusted offense. Tonight’s games shape league titles with Lima vs Springfield South, Mason vs Fort Ancient aims, and Franklin, Talawanda, Monroe, and other matchups on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Cook
Don Bremer
Gary Begley
Ousley
Middies
Columbus Marion-Franklin
Columbus
Gordon
Ohio
Lima
Springfield South
Mason
Fort Ancient
Mid-Miami
Franklin
Talawanda
Oxford
Monroe
Lebanon
Fenwick
Falcons
Madison
Barnitz Stadium
Springfield Catholic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford Frick
Baseball Writers Association of America
Mississippi
Jake Gibbs
New York Yankees
Bruce Newell
Jody Graves
Sportsviews
Lucas
North Dakota
Weyenberg
Mid- Town Center
MSU
L. A
Nata
National Hockey League
Greater Ohio League
FORT
Middletown
Ima
Hamilton
Taft Hamilton
Garfield
Ima Hamilton
Taft
Springfield
Talawanda O
Fenwick O
Mason Little Miami
Clinton-Massie
Waynesville
Blanchester
Kings Mills
Bard
Osu
Columbus, Ohio
Syracuse
Manhattan
By Jerry Nardiello
Fae
UUW A
Opere Fwrce
Jack Gordon
Jim Ousley
Steve McCluskey
McCluskey
John McCluskey
the Middies
Seven Mile
Col
Marion Franklin
Xenia Wilson
Carlisle
Lakota
New Miami
Little Miami
Ross
Germantown
Twin Valley South
San Fran
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Golden Key
BFG Trailmaker
Silvertown Snow Tires
Silvertowns
BFG
Wendy’s Service, Inc
B.E Goodrich
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!