Middletown Boosters honor Dr Eugene Turner at football banquet
Dr Eugene Turner received the Booster Club Good Guy Award at Middletown High School's football banquet for his extensive service tending to Middie injuries and providing numerous physical exams. Roy Lucas, ex-Middie player, led Miami Trace to 10 straight wins, citing the players as the reason for success.
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Nittany Lions Accept Cotton Bowl Invitation
Penn State, ranked sixth, crushed Pitt 55-18 and accepted a Cotton Bowl bid. The undefeated Nittany Lions, led by Lydell Mitchell and John Hufnagel, rolled to a 35-0 halftime margin and added two more second half scores. Mitchell rushed 21 times for 181 yards with three rushing touchdowns and tied NCAA marks for single season rushing TDs.
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Franco Harris
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Gary Debbs
Redskins Crush Cincinnati 43-7 in Oxford
Miami University Redskins rout Cincinnati Bearcats 43-7 on Miami Field to extend their non losing season streak to nine and cap a 1,157 yard season. Star back Watson rushed 155 yards on 20 carries and Hitchens added a pair of TDs while Graham contributed kicks. Cincinnati’s lone score came on a Mason interception return.
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Record Crowd At Michigan Stadium Was Not So Large
Ann Arbor Michigan AP a report shows the victory over Ohio State was logged at 104 016 in attendance but only 101 001 seats existed plus 416 in the press box. The 104 016 includes 3 015 non ticket buyers 409 band members 2 100 Boy Scouts stadium helpers security 241 extra press and photo workers and 165 players coaches and team staff. The prior record was 103 588 at Michigan Stadium in 1969.
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Ohio colleges clash in wide football score recap
A large slate of college football games features Miami Florida beating Cincinnati 43 to 8, Michigan 10 over Ohio State 7, Dayton 26 to Bowling Green 16, and Notre Dame 28 over Southern Illinois 8. Indiana topped Purdue 38 to 3, with many other regional scores across the Midwest and East including Penn State 55 to Pittsburgh 18 and USC 7 versus UCLA 7.
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Bo Schembechler Faces Heated Ohio State Postgame
Michigan defeats Ohio State 16 to 7 as Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes erupts on the field. Hayes argues with officials over interference calls, tears down the first down markers, and refuses to speak to reporters after the game. Michigan safety Tom Darden intercepts a late pass to seal the win.
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Parker Upsets Riggs in Queen City Tennis Clash
In Cincinnati Frank ie Parker, once a top 10 player for 17 years, defeated Bobby Riggs 63 46 61 in the Queen City International Indoor Senior Tennis Championships second round. Torsten Johansson beat Lou Schopfer 62 6-7 6-3 to set a Parker Johansson final, with Parker from Evanston Ill. reaching Sunday’s championship.
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Michigan Edges Ohio State In Bitter Big Ten Clash
In Ann Arbor Michigan defeated Ohio State 10 to 7 to finish the regular season unbeaten in the Big Ten. Tailback Billy Taylor ran 21 yards for the game winning touchdown with 2:07 left as Tom Darden intercepted Don Lamka late to deny OSU. Campana had an 85 yard punt return for OSU, while Michigan's defense contained the Buckeyes most of the game.
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