Middletown Thunderbirds rout Jeannette in barn stormer
Middletown rolled to a 68-6 victory over Jeannette at Barnitz Stadium as the Thunderbirds dominated on both sides. Kent Goforth scored three times including 47 and 35 yard TDs, Jim Schmitt and Danny Slusher each had three TDs, and Schmitt added a 20 yard pass for another score while the defense forced multiple fumbles.
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Taxi Thunderbirds
Barnitz Stadium
Jeannette
Goforth
Jim Schmitt
Danny Slusher
Kent Goforth
L. Stevenson
A. Drasik
L. Izzo
Dave Ortman
The
Thunderbirds
J. Lesnock
Pennsylvania
Journal
Bill Weith
Sophomore Yenrick Lifts Toledo Past Temple in Final Game
In Philadelphia AP reports Toledo beat Temple 15 to 14 as sophomore quarterback Phil Yenrick rallied the Rockets in the fourth quarter. Yenrick ran in the decisive two point conversion after Ernie Wayland scored two Temple touchdowns on a 1 yard and 6 yard run. Wayland's first score followed a 46 yard run by sophomore Dave Feck. Temple ends season at 25-2. Toledo finishes 3-7.
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Philadelphia
Phil Yenrick
Toledo
Temple University
Yenrick
Ernie Wayland
Terple
Wayland
Dave Feck
Temate
American Basketball League scores report
Washington beat Hawaii 119 to 110 and Toronto defeated Detroit 6 to 1 while Montreal led New York 4 to 4 in a mixed set of results from the American Basketball League.
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American Basketball League
Washington
Hawaii
Toronto
Detroit
Montreal
New York
Louisville Blockers Lead Five Man Handicap Bowl Standings
The Blockers of Louisville surged to first with 3 160 pins in the Sports Bowl Five Man Handicap Tournament. Charlies Dennison led with 621 as Louisville teams dominated the field at South Main Street lanes, chasing a $2 000 prize for the tourney winner on December 9.
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Kentuckians
Fairborn Recreation Lanes
Charlies Dennison
Weidemann
Park Five
Sringfield
South Main St
Gratis Defeats Trenton In Tight 67 65 Victory
Gratis High edged Trenton 67 65 in a come from behind win. Trenton led briefly in the fourth quarter before Gratis took control and preserved their four game win streak. Key scorers included Johnson and Eversole for Trenton, Kalina and Kurtz for Gratis.
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Trojans
Dull
Kurtz
Johnson
Aikman
Kalina
Arnold
Douglas
Eversole
Winkler
Carter
Puckett
Wittenberg Romps Wayne State in Season Finale
Wittenberg overwhelmed Wayne State 77 4 in the season windup as Ron Dillahunt scored three touchdowns and Bill Biggers and Al Bellisari added two each. The Tigers piled up 11 touchdowns and outgained Wayne State in rushing and passing. Wittenberg, Ohio Conference champion, closed with an 8 1 record while Wayne State suffered a single win.
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Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg
Wayne State
Ron Dillahunt
Bill Biggers
al Bellisari
Tiger
Navier Downed By Kentucky in 9-0 Football Battle
Kentucky capitalized on Xavier errors to defeat Xavier 9-0 in Lexington. A Michigan State-like fumble recovery and a second quarter safety fueled the Wildcats' scoring, as end Dan Riveiro recovered a Xavier bobble near the Xavier 39 and Rampula connected with Hutchinson on a key 31 yard play to reach the goal.
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Kentucky
Xavier
Musketeers
Widcats
Wildcat
Dan Riveiro
Xavier Bobbie
Wildcats
John Rampula
Tom Hutchinson
Vols Crack Ole Miss for 24-10 Bowl Bid
Memphis AP report shows Tennessee faltered in Doug Fimore's passing, as Ole Miss built a 24-10 victory. Rebels used fast backs and Glynn Griffing's 53 yard punt return to seize the game, with one Vol TD wiped out by a holding penalty. Ed Beard later added a late Vols burst but was too late to change the outcome.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Doug Fimore
Volunteers
Vols
Ackle Ed Beard
Uuon
Broncos Korn MAC Post In Dayton's Bowl Clash
Western Michigan and Ohio University battled to a 20-20 tie in Athens as WMU earned a Dayton Aviation Bowl host bid for Dec 9 but missed a share of the Mid-American Conference title. Ohio led 14-7 at halftime and 17-13 before WMU tied it with 2:07 left.
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Ohio
Western Michigan
Dayton
Broncos
Ohio University
Western
Bob Babbitt
Jim McKee
Powerful Falcons blank Southern Illinois 20 to 0
Bowling Green's Mid-American Conference champions stifled Southern Illinois's running game as halfback Russ Hepner ran for 111 yards on 15 carries. Quarterback Jim Potts threw for 102 yards including a 37 yard TD to Dick Newsome. Bowling Green improves to 8-1, secures the title as Ohio U. ties Western Michigan, ending Western's co-chance. Coach Doyg Perry extends non-conference perfection to 21 straight.
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Bowling Green
Russ Hepner
Hepner
Falcon
Jim Potts
Dick Newsome
Ray Belple
Ohio U
Western Michigan
Western
LIU
Doyg Perry
Arcanum Five Downs Shawnee Arrows in 64 56 win
Arcanum High led all game to defeat Shawnee Arrows 64 to 56. S Rike led Arcanum with 22 points while Troutwine added 22 and Fourman 11. Shawnee's top scorers were Wright with 22 and Davies with 16. Final score 64 56.
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Fourman
Hebner
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Troutwine
Shawnee
Osborne
Parks
Huff
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Buschur
Carroll bags early goal in 6-0 Hobart win
GEVENA New York AP report says John Carroll scored early and held on for a 6-0 football victory over Hobart. Ken Marchini added a 10 yard rushing score after Gordon Priemer set him up with a 24 yard punt return for Ohio club.
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John Carroll
Hobart
Ken Marchini
Ohio
Gordon Priemer
Baldwin Wallace Downs Kent State to Cap Unbeaten Season
Kent State opened strong with a 28 point drive and a 87 yard march but Baldwin Wallace rallied in the third quarter. Bill Lacey connected with Bill Bridge on a 54 yard TD pass and Bridge returned a punt 88 yards to set up Ernie Prince’s scoring plunge as BW claimed a 14 6 victory for a flawless season.
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Ohio
Baldwin Wallace University
Yellow Jacket
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Bill Lacey
Bill Bridge
Bridge
Ernie Prince
Citadel Rejects Dayton Bid. Considers Tangerine Bowl bid
The Citadel, Southern Conference champs and 7 3 this season, rejected a bid to the Aviation Bowl in Dayton Ohio. They said they would decide next week on a bid to the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Florida after a 27 7 victory over Tennessee Tech in the 1960 Tangerine Bowl season.
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Dayton
Ohio
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Fla
Tennessee Tech
Flyers Upset Wichita in a Goofy Dayton Victory
Dayton defeated Missouri Valley champion Wichita 23 to 12 at home. Andy Timura scored on a yard plunge for Dayton, Fred Galazdowski added a 30 yard field goal, and J R Dumer scored from three yards as Wichita drove 90 yards in the third but Dayton preserved the win with 20 seconds left after a Wichita fumble.
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Davantage
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Fred Galazdowski
J. R. Dumler
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Ohio Wesleyan Beats Denison In Ohio Conference Final
Ohio Wesleyan defeats Denison 8 to 0 in the Ohio Conference finale. OWU improves to 6-5 overall and 4-3 in the league while Denison ends at 3-5 overall and 2-5 in conference play. A fourth quarter touchdown by OWU and a Denison drive stopped at the five yard line sealed the win.
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Massillon Ekes Out 7-6 Victory Over McKinley
In Canton Ohio Massillon Tigers edge Canton McKinley Bulldogs 7 to 6 to finish 11-0. Jim Alexander scores on a one yard run after Massillon recovers a punt then Wilbur Paisley adds the winning conversion. Willie Dent 29 yard pass to score for McKinley. Massillon survives late Bulldog drive to seal win.
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Massillon Tigers
Tigers
Jim Alexander
McKinley
Lou Harris
Willie Dent
Dent
Bearcats Display Cage Club Monday Night
Cincinnati special reports that the University of Cincinnati Bearcats and freshmen will play an exhibition at the UC Armory Fieldhouse Monday night to benefit the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Admission is 1 dollar, all seats unreserved, with tipoff at 8 p.m. The event coincides with the cornerstone laying for the Springfield, Massachusetts hall, a 400000 dollar project still under construction. The game precedes the December 1 intercollegiate season opening and is NCAA sanctioned.
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Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
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Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield
Mass
Springfield College
NCAA
Hall of Fame
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