Fans weigh appeal of pro college and high school football
The piece argues professional football offers artful play and thrilling rallies, while college and prep games stir stronger team loyalty. It cites Cleveland fans booing an off form Frank Ryan at a Browns game, praises Oberlin High School Band, and notes WIBC inducted 17 stars into the National Bowling Hall of Fame including Emma Jaeger of Toledo and Jo Mraz of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Fran Tarkenton
Vikings
Eagles
Browns
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
National Bowling Hall of Fame
WIBC
Yesteryear
Emma Jaeger
Toledo
Grayce Hatch
Goldie Greenwald
Jo Mraz
Catherine Burling
Cincinnati
Massillon Leads Ohio Coaches Poll As Sandusky Challenges
Oberlin honorable mention Massillon and Sandusky finish among the top eight with Massillon a strong favorite for a second straight state title. In UPI ratings 35 coaches give Massillon 18 first places and 313 points to Sandusky’s eight firsts and 285. Warren Harding and Fremont Ross also figure, while McKinley, Steubenville and Moeller rise in the top 10 amid late-season drama and key games across Stark County and northern Ohio.
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Massillon
Bengals
Sandusky
Tigers
United Press International
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Columbus
UPI
Bob Seaman
Warren Harding
Buckeye
Fremont Ross
Canton
Warren
Massullon
Panthers
George Fromman
Fromimo
Greece
McKinley
Middletown
Upper Arlington
Cols Watterson
Cin Moeller
Il? Steubenville
Shelby
Canton McKinley
Veteran official Dowd on running a football game
Boston veteran official Tom Dowd outlines that a good referee stays unobtrusive, keeps the game under control, and moves play quickly. He stresses rules knowledge, fitness, and responsibility to spectators, recalling a Packers Cardinals game to illustrate firm discipline. Army halfback Mark Hamilton torn thigh muscle will miss next game vs Air Force.
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Dick Dew
Boston
UPI
Tom Dowd
Dowd
Boston Red Sox
NFL
Holy Cross
Anyada
Packers
Cardinals
Green Bay
Hanareceary Ravahnoace Nanalties
NEW York
Mark Hamilton
Army
Colgate
Chicago
The
Air Force
Mel Harder Returns as Reds Pitching Coach
Mel Harder, 56, former Cleveland Indian and ex Mets and Cubs coach, will return to Ohio to be pitching coach for the Cincinnati Reds under new manager Don Heffner. Reds President Bill DeWitt announced Monday the appointment as the second member of Heffner's staff.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Indians Davis Cup trip in Spain rained out practice
Rain halted the Indian Davis Cup squad in Barcelona as they arrived for the interzone final against Spain. Ray Shore remains on the coaching staff from Dick Sisler’s regime, while Mel Harder is chosen as pitching coach after widespread applications. De Witts and Harder, a Cleveland resident, will soon travel to Tampa for two weeks with the Reds instructional league club.
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UPI
Spain
Ray Shore
Dick Sisler
de Witt
Mel Harder
Heffner
Reds
Mel
Mets
Harder
Indians
de Witts
Cleveland
Tampa
Fla
Arg
Dingle Gains In OC Scoring Race
GRANVILLE Ohio Dingle makes a strong surge in the Ohio Conference scoring race after a 27 point performance in Wooster s 47 12 win over Hiram giving him 81 points this season and widening his lead over Gordon McMaken Capital s fullback in rushing and total offense Dingle also moved ahead in yardage while Mike Martin of Akron retained the passing lead and Jim Rattray of Kenyon remained the top receiver in the OC
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Granville
Ohio
LPI
Rod Dingle
Wooster
Dingle
Hiram
Gordon McMaken
Capital
McMaken
McMahon
Mike Martin
Akron
Jeff Jones
Kenyon
Martin
Jars Aronson
Wesley
Keryons
Jim Rattray
Denson
Muskingum
New Concord
Growing Pups to Go Portion for a Meal
A stray or shelter program offers growling pups a meal plan with portion guidance. The note outlines portion sizes for puppies and mentions feeding schedules. No owner details are provided.
Nicklaus Leads Money Race On 1960s PGA Tour
Nicklaus of Columbus leads the money race on the 19th professional golf circuit with 138 452 in official money and 190 346 overall. Lema sits second in sanctioned events with 81 16 and an overall total of 1 0 69. Casper ranks third in official money at 897 706 and second overall with 123 862.
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Prim Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Qobia
Minones
Tony Lema
Billy Casper
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