Woody Hayes Retains New Year Retreat Tradition
Chronicle-Telegram reports Woody Hayes keeps the Ohio State team at a Huntington-Sheraton Hotel retreat near Pasadena before the New Year game. He cites reasons of focused preparation and avoiding holiday noise, while noting concerns about climate, loneliness away from family, and press restrictions. The piece surveys Hayes’s meticulous habits and anticipates the California conditions for the Rose Bowl game.
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Ohio State fullback spot up for grabs before Rose Bowl
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes has not named a starting fullback for the Rose Bowl. Senior Champ Henson or sophomore Pete Johnson will win the job based on practice, while Dave Hazel should be ready at split end despite an ankle issue. Hayes noted Haden’s sharp preparation for USC and discussed potential overtime in bowls.
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Indians resume bidding for Catfish Hunter in North Carolina
Cleveland officials fly to Ahoskie to meet with Jim Hunter and attorney J. Carlton Cherry at 9 AM as clubs press for the Cy Young winner, seeking a multiyear deal amid rival interest. Seghi says negotiations keep the Indians in contention for the pennant as other teams remain in talks.
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Bowl roundup features college matchups across networks
Bowl roundup lists games and scores from a busy Tuesday slate. Nebraska clashed with Florida, Penn State defeated Baylor, USC faced Ohio State, Notre Dame played Alabama, and other bowls and all star showcases aired on ABC NBC CBS and NBC in Jacksonville New Orleans Honolulu and Mobile with varying results.
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Unclear Football Bowls Show Mixed Scores and Names
Fragmentary sports note lists matchups and scores from bowl games including Mississippi State 26 North Carolina 24 at the Peach Bowl and Texas Tech 6 Vanderbilt with Texas Tech tied. It also mentions Oklahoma State 16 Brigham Young 6 in the Shrine All Star Game and a West region reference with last 16.
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UCLA Leads Packed Pac-8 Challenge as USC Oregon Rise
UCLA remains dominant as Southern Cal and Oregon push for supremacy in the Pac-8. USC, led by Bob Boyd, tops Rutgers and Oregon features Ron Lee while UCLA wins the Maryland Invitational 81-75. Oregon beats Arizona State 80-76 to advance in Portland. Other top teams like Indiana, North Carolina, and Marquette also post wins as college basketball shows wide parity.
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Ohio college basketball results and upcoming games summary
A garbled OCR listing appears to reference Ohio college basketball teams and schedules with scattered team names such as Kent State, Wheaton, Heidelberg, and others. It mentions upcoming games, hall of fame events, and various state institutions, but the legibility is poor and many items are incomplete or jumbled.
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