Ohio State and Rose Bowl: all-time feats and future bowls
Woody Hayes took over at Ohio State in 1951. Paul Brown coached Buckeyes in 1942 and 1943. Big Ten leads in Rose Bowls with Ohio State Illinois and Michigan (1950, 1955, 1958. 1947, 1952, 1964. 1948, 1951, 1965). Pac Eight teams with multiple Rose Bowl wins include Southern California and Washington. Howard Cassady scored 222 points. Bill Minkowski first to 12 straight completions in 1961. Rose Bowl opponents will be USC and Indiana. Sugar Bowls Wyoming and LSU. Orange Bowl Tennessee and Oklahoma. Cotton Bowl Alabama and Texas A&M. Oregon State upset USC and Purdue and tied UCLA.
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Ilinois
Michigan
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Washington
Pacific
Big Ten
Howard Cassady
Elyria High
Bill Minkowski
Indiana
Wyoming
LSU
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Alabama
Texas A & M
Oregon State
Purdue
UCLA
Oberlin Sees Fresh Talent as Yeomen Open Season
Oberlin College opens its season with both swimming and basketball on a Saturday. Kenyon is favored to repeat atop the Ohio Conference, with three All-American freshmen boosting its strength. Oberlin battles for second with Denison, Wittenberg, and Ohio Wesleyan as captains and veterans pace the Yeomen.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Kenyon
Denison
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Steve Lutt
Mike Jarvis
UCLA Opens Season With Purdue In Homecoming Arena Debut
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor starts the season after an undefeated 1966-67 campaign as it meets Purdue in the Lafayette arena opening. Purdue hosts the Bruins in a homecoming for Johnny Wooden, a Purdue native and former coach. Louisville, Princeton and Davidson also begin play with ranked lookouts as new coaches take the helm.
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Associated Press
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Lafayette
Ind
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Martinsville
Wooden
Georgetown
Army
Bucknell
John Dromo
Pete Carri
Davidson Wildcats
Wildcats
Indiana
Tennessee
Fred Hetzel
Keystone's 1964 grid mark tops school record
Keystone High School posted a 6-2-1 football season in 1964, the best mark in school history, surpassing the 6-3-1 season reported for the just completed campaign in The Chronicle Telegram.
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Keystone
Keystone High School
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Catholic hosts Dennison St Mary in key weekend set
Elyria Catholic High School faces Dennison St Mary at the Coliseum in a pivotal double weekend. The Panthers, led by coach Bob Frye, rely on quick shooters and height edge to challenge Mansfield St Peter and a wary Elyria Catholic squad eyeing a win over Dennison St Mary.
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Dennison St. Mary
Elyria Catholic Coliseum
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Clearview
Clippers
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St. Peter
Spartans
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Elyria Cath
Alle
Tom Crosswhite
Drotovich
Tom Korab
Blue Wave
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Little Panthers
Hob Guinta
Guinta
Mount Vernon
Parma Padua
Doug Alt
Alt
Panthers Freshmen Rally For 48-31 Win Over North Ridgeville
Elyria Catholic freshmen overcame a 31-25 third quarter deficit with a 17-6 run in the final period to beat North Ridgeville 48-31. Doug Gerber and Rimas Maurakas each scored 13, Gary Gunselmen added 10 as the Panthers earned their second straight win and the program’s 150th win since 1953. Roger Alexander led North Ridgeville with 14 points. The Panthers next host Admiral King.
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Panthers
Doug Gerber
Rimas Maurakas
Gary Gunselmen
Admiral King
Roger Alexander
Rangers
Route directions to St Peter High School Mansfield
Elyria Catholic fans traveling to Mansfield on Saturday should take Interstate 71 to the first Mansfield exit Route 30. Proceed to Route 13 enter town turn right on Park Ave two blocks to Mulberry St. Turn left and St Peter High School lies in the second block.
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Park Ave
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St. Peter High School
Recreation basketball stars lead Northwood play night
Adam Baillie and Bill Noveske each scored 24 points as Leh-Johnson Young defeated United Polish Club 81 to 63 at Northwood gym. Noveske shot 12 baskets in 13 attempts for UPC. EZ Inn beat Timms Spring 75 to 38 and Frank Waldovitch scored 15 as Ternes beat Kelly Brothers 64 to 48.
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Bill Noveske
Recreation
Northwood Gym
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Selyman Johnson
United Polish Club
Noveske
UPC
EZ Inn
Timms Spring
Frank Waldovitch
Ternes
Kelly Brothers
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