Deer prize Goat Twist at Cottage Inn Sparks Midfield Rivalry
George Clayton of the Cottage Inn hunts in Kentucky and brings back what he believes is a deer fawn only to discover the prize is a pet goat owned by a nearby farmhouse resident who greets him with disbelief. His friends tease with a goat cry as the tale goes national. The note then shifts to high school football, noting Kettering Fairmont Dragons allowed four points in ten games yet scored a school record 312 points in 1961. Captain William Harris, from Lockbourne AFB, weighs in on Buckeye coverage, praising Bobby Grimes over Chuck Bryant and endorsing Middletown’s John McCluskey to run Hayes’ offense.
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Middies May Drop in Press Association Ratings
The Middies may fall out of the top 10 as northern teams dominate the final voting. From Fargo comes Wesley Martins, ex-Middletown, who starred for Moorhead High as quarterback. Brother Billy, ex Middletown cager, still resides there. Also praised are the 77 Taxi Thunderbirds for an undefeated Buckeye Bantam League season and their Buckeye Bowl win over Jeannette.
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Gophers Stay Tied For Big 10 Lead
Minnesota joins top of Big Ten with 10 7 victory over Purdue as Sandy Stephens scores in second period and Tom Lechler adds 34 yard field goal. Crowd reaches 67 081. Purdue boots late score by Gary Hogan after 53 yard pass to Harold Wells.
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Skins Rally To Beat UC In Nonconference Battle
Miami Redskins edged Cincinnati 7 to 3 after fullback Phil Goldner fumbled at his own 32. Bill Triplett scored the decisive TD from one yard with 2:14 left as Miami gained 230 rushing yards to Cincinnati’s 149. Hartong’s 30 yard field goal in the third offered UC its only points. Attendance was 15,000.
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Wisconsin routs Illinois in Big Ten clash 55-7
Madison Wisconsin connected on a blistering attack led by Ron Miller and Pat Richter routing Illinois 55-7. Miller completed 11 of 15 passes with 3 touchdowns and Richter caught three scoring passes as Wisconsin posted its biggest conference point total since 1912. Bruhn emptied the bench as the Badgers secured a 5-3 season while Illinois dropped to 7 losses for the season.
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Alabama Clears Ninth Hurdle In Undefeated Bid
Alabama remains undefeated at 9 0 with a 100 victory over Georgia Tech in Birmingham. Fullback Mike Fracchia sparked the win with a 16 yard touchdown run, Tim Davis added a field goal, while Pat Trammell directed a balanced attack. Tech suffered its third loss in nine games as Alabama eyes bowl bids including the Rose Bowl.
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Michigan State tops Northwestern in error plagued win
Michigan State converted fumbles into three touchdowns to beat Northwestern 21-13 in a Big Ten clash at Spartan Stadium as Sherman Lewis scored twice. Northwestern fumbled five times in the first half while MSU fumbled three times. Indiana stunned West Virginia 17-9 in Morgantown as Luke George kicked the go ahead 38-yard field goal and Marvin Woodson added two scores. Michigan hammered Iowa 23-14 in Ann Arbor behind a ground and air attack led by Raimey and Glinka after halftime.
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Penalty, Field Goal Ended Close Notre Dame Victory
Notre Dame defeated Syracuse 17-15 as a 15 yard roughing penalty with no time left set up Joe Perkowski’s 41 yard field goal. Perkowski tied a school record with his fifth field goal of the season after a late hold by George Isefeik. Syracuse had rallied to take a 15-14 lead in the fourth off a fourth quarter TD by Bob Lelli, but the late penalty and kick secured the Irish win before a wild crowd in South Bend.
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Ohio State tops Oregon 22 12 on Klein 72 yard TD
In Columbus 82,073 fans watched third ranked Ohio State edge Oregon 22 12 as halfback Bob Kleins 72 yard touchdown on the game’s second play set the tone. Ferguson scored twice for Oregon with Burleson and Josephson adding touchdowns.
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OSU Oregon Film Show At Manchester Inn Tonight
Ohio State Alumni Association Butler County chapter sponsors film night showcasing OSU-Oregon race footage. The program begins at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Green and Ladd offices at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Texas Falls to TCU in Top-Ranked Upset
No. 1 Texas stunned 60 by Texas Christian before 50,000 in Austin as a 6-yard pass from Sonny Gibbs to Buddyles in the second period produced the game’s only touchdown. Jimmy Saxton of Texas flash runs failed to finish, as TCU’s stout line play and timely pass spoiled the unbeaten start and jeopardized a Cotton Bowl bid.
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Big Ten grid results and Ohio high school scores
Ohio State defeated Oregon 22 to 12 and Indiana beat West Virginia 17 to 9. Michigan State 21 Northwestern 13. Minnesota 10 Purdue 7. Michigan 23 Iowa 14. Wisconsin 55 Illinois 7. Ohio Wesleyan 8 Denison 6. Martins Ferry 46 Bellaire 6. Massillon 7 Canton McKinley 6. Ohio University 20 Western Michigan 20 tied. Kentucky 9 Xavier 0. Harvard 21 Brown 6. Penn State 4 Holy Cross 14. Colgate 6 Princeton 26 Yale 16. Notre Dame 17 Syracuse 15. Baylor 31 Air Force 7. Arizona 48 Texas 0. Kansas 53 California 7. Wash State 90 Stanford 0. Many other college, conference, and state results listed.
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Oregon Oregon State Football Play By Play Fragment
Play by play notes show a sequence after a victory with Osu and Ore players. Ferguson and Van Raaphorst are mentioned with runs and kicks. Burleson and Renfro are cited in a 29 yard pass attempt and a failed pass. The fragment hints at scoring plays and attempted conversions.
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