Steubenville Big Red Tops AP State Poll In 1966 Kickoff
Steubenville Big Red leads the first AP poll of 1966 with 118 points, followed by Sandusky and Massillon. The top ten includes Niles, Upper Arlington, Warren Harding, Mansfield Senior, Lima Senior, Columbus Watt, and Cincinnati Elder. Hamilton Badin just misses the elite group after a 4-0 start and a 26 game win streak.
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Columbus
Ohio
Steubenville
Big Red
Associated Press
Abe Bryan
Sandusky
King Massillon
Mansfield
Mars the Tigers
Bob Seaman
Niles
Upper Arlington
Waren Harding
Lima
Columbus Watterson
Cincinnati
Rugged Warren
Panthers
Hamilton Badin
Hamilton Catholic
Terry Malone
Top Ten School WLT Pts Standings
The list shows Steubenville leading with 118 points, followed by Sandusky 102 and Massillon 301 4. Niles 400 7% appears incorrect but listed among top teams. Upper Arlington 72 and Warren Harding 52 also rank in the top ten, with Mansfield Senior 49 Lima Senior 9 and Columbus Wat. 34 completing the top ten. Several others such as Hamilton Badin Marietta Hamilton Taft Hamilton Garfield Dover New Philadelphia Dayton Belmont Louisville Mansfield Madison Cincinnati Princeton Akron Holban Bellevue Cincinnati Roger Bacon Cleveland St. Joseph Toledo St. Francis Portsmouth also noted with lower points.
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Steubenville
Sandusky
Massillon
Niles
Upper Arlington
Warren Harding
Mansfield Senior
Lima Senior
Columbus Wat
Cincinnati Elder
Hamilton Badin
Marietta
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton Garfield
Dover
New Philadelphia
Dayton Belmont
Louisville
Mansfield Madison
Cincinnati
Princeton
Akron
Holban
Bellevue
Roger Bacon
Cleveland St. Joseph
Toledo St. Francis
Portsmouth
Jets Unbeaten in AFL Lead in Five Major Stats
New York Jets remain the only unbeaten team in the Eastern Division as AFL release shows they top six major categories. They average 359.8 yards per game in total offense and 258.8 in passing while leading in total defense 181 yards allowed per game and 110 through the air. Buffalo trails in rushing with 131.6 yards per game.
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NEW York
New York Jets
Jets
AFL
Buffalo
Boston
No More For Woody No More For Woody
Washington Huskies halfback Don Moore ran 221 yards on 30 carries in a 38 22 victory over Ohio State earning AP college football Back of the Week honors. Ohio State coach Woody Hayes acknowledged Moore as the rightful heir to Heisman winner Carson Southern California’s Mike Garrett. Moore, a Tacoma native, called the scene unbelievable and nice as Huskies celebrated.
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University of Washington
Don Moore
Mike Garrett
Woody Hayes
Huskies
Washington
Ohio State
Associated Press
Moore
Garrett
Southern California
Hayes
Tacoma
Wash
Irish Rise in AP Poll Led by Michigan State and UCLA
Michigan State remains on top in the AP college football poll with 371 points after a 26-10 win over Illinois. UCLA is second with 345 points while Notre Dame climbs to third with 322 as Alabama falls to fourth after the Top Ten reshuffle.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
Michigan State
Spartans
Illinois
UCLA
Irish
Alabama
Southern California
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Bowling Scores List of Players and Totals
Bowling standings show players and their series totals from multiple games. Notable entries include Soule 236 180 231 647 and Frost 235 211 189 635, with several others scoring 600s or near. The list reads as a compiled sheet of individual scores and cumulative totals.
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Bill Soule
Jack Frost
Art Spruance
Bud Hampel
Harlow Stamm
Don Dennis
H. Caudill
Lucky Mikovich
Bob Wilson
Tom Foster
Dan Owens
Robert Gates
Art Eliopoulos
Bracy Lee
Sh. Hartman
Bonnie Charles
Alice Keister
Betty Back
Jo Ann Mates
Billie Leslie
Mary Reckart
Alma Harte
M. Roof
Char. Pergram
Janet Parks
L. Trimble
Beth Mercer
Dot Rigg
Mary Lou Leak
Record Sought For Center Templeman Scores On Fumbles
In four games Bart Templeman of Eastern Montana College has three touchdowns. Athletic Director Shorty Alberowitz seeks record books to see if the 6 foot 2 inch 250 pound center from Salmon Idaho is the top scoring center in the nation. Templeman scored on an interception return against Colorado School of Mines and added a 35 yard run after recovering two fumbles versus Carroll College.
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Eastern Montana College
Shorty Alberowitz
Templeman
Salmon
Idaho
Colorado School of Mines
Eastern
Carroll College
Chiefs fail on center trade. land Mercer from Bills
Kansas City Chiefs, slowed by injuries, pursued a center trade Monday but instead acquired place kicker Mike Mercer from Buffalo for a fifth round draft pick.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Mike Mercer
Buffalo
Ohio State Football Seeks Bounce Against Illinois
Ohio State aims to regroup after losses to Washington as it meets winless Illinois at Memorial Stadium. Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes boasts seven wins in seven tries at the venue, while Illinois, coming off a 26-10 loss to Michigan State, hopes to pull an upset.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Illinois
Illini
Bucks
Woody Hayes
Memorial Stadium
Michigan State
Washington
Pete Eliott
SMU
Missouri
Hayes
Giants Force Browns Change In Game Plan
Browns beat Giants 28 7 as Leroy Kelly rushes for 138 yards and a touchdown. Paul Warfield says Giants pressed run defense and Browns adjusted from a balanced plan to counter their surge. Warfield notes the Giants were motivated by the need to win.
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Giants
Browns
Cleveland
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Paul Warfield
Touchdown Club
Frank Ryan
Leroy Kelly
Warfield
Fenwick JV Rally Edges Franklin For 34 26 Win
Fenwick's junior varsity football team chased from behind to defeat Franklin 34 26 at Fenwick. Dan Jurkowitz caught a 45 yard pass from Louis Agostin and Marv Ham added a 10 yard scoring run to seal the victory as Fenwick moved to 1-1 on the season.
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Fenwick
Franklin
Dan Jurkowitz
Louis Agoston
Marv Ham
Falcons
Lennie Ace Holes In One At Armco Park
Brian Lennie scored a hole in one on the 130 yard third hole at Armco Association Park using an eight iron. The shot was witnessed by Bill Clements Rod Standley and Dick Thompson. Lennie finished the 18 holes with a score of 71.
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Brian Lennie
Armco Association Park
Lennie
Bill Clements
Rod Standley
Dick Thompson
Begley and Root Star on Middies Defense in Roosevelt Upset
Middletown High School's Begley returned from a week out to anchor a stellar defensive effort against Dayton Roosevelt at Barnitz Stadium. He and Don Root forced a key fumble and stopped the Roosevelt drive in the final minutes, earning defensive honors alongside awards for Howell and Ortman as coach Jack Gordon noted improved execution and the coming of age of the Middies.
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Dayton Roosevelt
Barnitz Stadium
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Don Root
Teddie
Harold Howell
Jack Gordon
Fairfield
Fred Thompson
John Ortman
Gordon
Roosevelt
Lebanon Harness Race Ends Amid Multi-Horse Crash
At Lebanon Raceway a three-horse collision on the first turn left Daily Starr Windale Dude and Jeffy Tim uninjured except driver Charles Norris, who suffered a fractured thigh. Norris, 75, is hospitalized in Dayton Grandview. the 40 to 320 to 1 third race favorite paid $80,642 as eight starters finished in order.
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Windale Dude
Jeffy Tim
I Charles Norris
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Plain City
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Miron Williamson
Lions Fines and Trade Send Joe Don Looney to Redskins
Detroit Lions disciplined fullback Joe Don Looney by fining him two games salary and trading him to the Washington Redskins after he refused to return to the field in the September 25 game with Atlanta. He cited an injury and missed the Lions at Green Bay as a suspended player.
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Races Listed With Trot and Pace Entries
A series of nine race listings shows horse and driver names for each event. Entries include Jimmie Glow Spencer Colby Missile Star and others across trotting and pacing divisions with various horse names and drivers.
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Spencer Colby
Missile Star
Jimmy Land
Clever Maggie
Sensway
Bobo
Low Bomb
Peace
Rusty G. Direct
Easter Discovery
Berry Dee
Preble Chief
Easy Wick
Key
Stone Katie
Joe Swing
Lost Cause
Mable
Kilroy
Coal Black
Lakeland Star
Bright Fame
Hardy Belle
Gracious Laad
Bill's Snookums
Chief Eric
Ton DeSoto
Star Russet
Coney Island
Flying Demon
Rock Scott
William B. Scott
Will Oliver
Click Song
Cheekie Vic
Meadow Mudge
Countess Jerri
Luzetta
Best
Mr. Royalty
Zola
Girl
Secret Key
Skipper Jay
Fred Council
Lovergirl
Rapid Goose
Knight Parade
Surprise Byrd
Highland H. Terina
Frederick
Little Wheel
Tyler Adam
Averland
Sprightly Shadow
Margaret Ginger
Lisa Abbe
Roar Breeze
Arrows Fall To Twin Valley South In Friday Game
WEST ALEXANDRIA Preble Shawnee dropped its third straight varsity game of the year losing 38-6 to Twin Valley South. Jim Morrell opened with a 70 yard kickoff return for a touchdown but TVS answered with six scores including a Henry 2 yard run and a Wick 14 yard run.
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Preble Shawnee
Twin Valley South
Arrows
Jim Morrell
TVS
Shawnee
T.V. South
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Baker
Henry
Maggard
Ross
Wick
Flory
Mcintyre
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