Ex Middies start in Bucks opening clash
Ohio State opens the 1965 season at home against North Carolina in Columbus. Woody Hayes fields a veteran offense while UNC relies on Danny Talbott as its passing threat. The Buckeyes face graduation losses in the defensive backfield but boast a solid backfield led by Will Sander and Tom Barrington. Two former Middletown players, Bob Walden and Tom Portsmouth, start, with Jimmy Nein sidelined by knee recovery.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
North Carolina
Oaen Woody Hayes
Buck- Eyes
Tar Heels
Michigan
Weather Bureau
Jim Hickey
Bucks
Hayes
Don Unverseth
Danny Talbott
South
Buckeyes
Will Sander
Tom Barrington
Bo Rein
Will Thomas
Nelson Adderly
Michigan State
Herb Adderly
The
Royals
Tom Thacker
Lebanon Raceway Six Thoroughbred Marathon Card
The Lebanon Raceway program lists nine races with multiple entrants in each. Notable horses include Golden Leon, Wooster Hanover, Royal Abbe, and Windale Flyer among others, with various drivers and owners to contest the day’s pacing and trotting events.
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Tba
Silver Pat
Herdy
Lucia
Smith
Carl Arch
Mason
Laird Campbell
Burnett
Sunny Sky
Butler
True Roy
Myers
Jesse Gantie
Miller
Pace
Josedale Main Hal
Matthews
Marxenia Lind
Thune
Dana D. Direct
Noble
Charles Galion
Irvine
Even Paul
Bug Eye
Eades
Bingen Todd Prince
Mikesell
Margaret Ginger
Blessing
Roberta Tass
Stephenson
Mike Wyn
Johns
Pure Abbe
Clowe
Dotty Hayes
Enders
Lavender Gene
Conover
Stardust Wick
Bradstreet
Dickie Beau
Taylor
Donald Barnes
Boyer
Dreaming Lee
Darn Far
Baker
Forward Don
Seewer
Belle Ma
Rich
Duchess Coal
Humphreys
Key King
Bowman
Bob Wehbey
Penrod
W. T. Continoreth
Lady M. W
Slonaker
Vitamin B
Est Pick
Brown
Mudge’s Best
Sanders
Willa Bloom
Williams
Decade
McPherson
Royal Abbe
Richard
No Troubles
Boston Beau
Day
Baberawell
Doll Baby
Manning
Golden Leon
Directum Sy
Mc Donald
Donnie Counsel
Newcomer
Pepler Pence
Beatty
Claudette
Hardy
Rock Scottman
Miss Thias
Hanners
E Ty Perkins
Montgomery
Rural water aid bill advances to Senate
The House approved a measure to fund rural water and sewage projects with 55 million dollars in grants and loan authority. It includes 50 million in direct grants and 5 million for planning grants to public agencies to improve water supplies and disposal facilities.
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Washington
Senate
Rocket Racer Seeks More Engine Power At Bonneville
Walt Arfons says the Wingfoot Express with 15,000 pounds thrust neared 500 mph on a test at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah. He trails the 536.71 mph world land speed mark set by Art Arfons last year. All 15 rockets fired, mile averages 247.59 mph and 406.40 mph in final 2000 feet. Bob Tatroe, 28, of Grand Rapids Michigan notes air speed indicator at 485 mph.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Walt Arfons
Salt Flat
Grand Rapids, Mich
Monroe Wins Opening Cross Country Meet
Monroe High School claimed first in a three team cross country meet at Harmon Golf Course Lebanon finishing with 28 points. Franklin had 41 and Lebanon 60. Bill Riggs led Monroe in 11 06 followed by Mayer of Franklin in 11 10 and Don Butts in third. A second triangular is planned Tuesday at Monroe with Madison and Lakota participating.
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Hornets
Lebanon
Harmon Golf Course
Franklin
Bill Riggs
Monroe
Mayer
Don Butts
Madison
Lakota
Junior Bowlers Set Meeting Date
The First Annual Ohio State Junior Bowling Association Jam boree and Meeting will be held in Columbus, Oct. 16 17. Reservations may be made at the Nationwide Inn, 4101 W Broad St Columbus, said Les Pfeiffer secretary of the Middletown Bowling Association.
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Ohio State Junior Bowling Association
Columbus
Nationwide Inn
W. Broad St
Les Pfeiffer
Middletown Bowling Association
New State U Soccer Opens Season Amid Empty President Office
Cleveland State University begins its first sports season with a soccer focus as it lacks a president and a football team. The school inherits Fenn College facilities and schedules and plans to expand to football within three years, with J Homer Woodling directing athletics.
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Cleveland
Cleveland State University
Silat
Fenn College
Fenn
James A. Rhodes
CSU
J . Homer Woodling
Bret Hanover poised for Triple Crown bid after Jug win
Bret Hanover, owned by Richard Downing, swept the Little Brown Jug heats at Delaware Fairgrounds in 1:57 and 1:57 2/5 on a half mile track, setting a two heat 3:45 2/5 world record. The victory gives Bret two legs of pacing's Triple Crown with Messenger Stakes to come.
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Delaware
Ohio
Bret Hanover
Frank Ervin
Ervin
Bret
Fleet
Adios
Richard Downing
Shaker Heights
Delaware Fairgrounds
Overtrick
New York City
Adios Butler
Ados Vic
Cane
Wife
Trojans Post Second Win In Quad Meet
The Trenton Trojans won a cross country quad meet at Seven Mile with 36 points, edging Seven Mile by two. Dave Hayes and Steve Whiteman of Trenton placed first and second with times of 11:02.5 and 11:32.0. Trenton also beat Madison 34 to 21 earlier in the week.
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Trenton Trojans
Trojans
Seven Mile
Lakota
Ross
Dave Hayes
Steve Whiteman
Trenton
Hayes
Whiteman
Madison
Cagers Back On Sports Scene
The St. Louis Hawks beat the Detroit Pistons 113-110 in an exhibition at Springfield. Zelmo Beaty led Hawks with 21 points while Danny Butcher had 15 for Detroit. NBA exhibitions open with Celtics vs Lakers in Seattle and other games nationwide.
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St. Louis Hawks
Detroit Pistons
Springfield
Ill
National Basketball Association
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Hawks
Danny Butcher
Detroit
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Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
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Baltimore Bullets
Evansville
Ind
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Tom Portsmouth
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al Lewis
Don Dennis
Jasper Harrison
June Schuster
Ken Carpenter
R. Cassily
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