Ohio Wesleyan rolls over Oberlin 41 to 7
Ohio Wesleyan defeats Oberlin 41 to 7 as five Bishops score, extending Oberlin’s skid to six losses in seven games. OWU led 20 to 0 at halftime and added two more touchdowns in the third quarter, with key runs by Barton Drake Milton Ashford and Corwin. Oberlin disrupted briefly but could not mount a sustained offense, finally scoring late on a Siggers touchdown.
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Jo Gallion Leads Twisters League Scores at Center Ridge
Jo Gallion rolled a 521 series to lead the Twisters League at Center Ridge Lanes with openings of 173 and 139 before a 209 finale. Iva Woodzell finished second with a 513 series and games of 146 179 and 186. Harriet Kehler added a 502 series with 155 176 and 171. Sarah Glant posted a 411 series with three consecutive 137s in a separate league at the same center.
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Berlin Heights Clinches Firelands Crown 26-0 Over South Central
Berlin Heights football defense anchors 26-0 victory over South Central to clinch the Firelands Conference title. Tigers dominate with 185 rushing yards, hold Trojans to 105 and no passes completed, sealing seven straight undefeated games. Key plays include Gornek three yard score and Shook passing up two point conversion.
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College Football Results From United Press International
A compendium of college football scores shows Ohio State 17 over Indiana 10 and Penn State 21 over Kent State 6. Western Michigan 17 beat Ohio Thiversky 6, Wittenberg 28 over Wabash, and Miami 20 to Toledo 18, with many regional games including Ohio Northern 48 Ferris 0 and Eastern Michigan 41 Case Tech 20.
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Amherst runners place sixth in state meet
Amherst Comets finish sixth at the state cross country meet in Columbus. Gary Pete ranks 31st with a 10 16, Pecora 43rd, Strehle 44th, and Kulaga 45th as Brush and Rhodes also show tight competition among top Ohio teams. Coach Dick Covey praised the large 37 team field and noted 1966 state meet potential.
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Wittenberg man claims Ohio running title in Akron race
Alex Turner of Wittenberg upset defending champion George Weatherby of Akron to win the Ohio Conference Cross Country Championship in Akron. Wittenberg earned the team title with 65 points, Mount Union second at 76, and Oberlin third at 103. Weatherby finished second in 21 02, with Oberlin’s Bob Murphy third in 21 05. Turner’s 20 51 set a new course record at Ohio Wesleyan.
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Elyria St Mary wins Lorain Deanery CYO title in football
Elyria St Mary defeated St Anthony 12 to 0 to claim the Lorain Deanery CYO championship. Gebre Gerber scored the first TD on a one yard run in the opening period and a late scoring drive was finished by Atcherson on an eight yard run after a fumble recovery set up the winner. Lorain St Mary also claimed the lightweight division with a 14 to 6 win over Avon Lake St Joseph.
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Denison snaps Oberlin streak in Montreal tournament
Denison University de feated Oberlin College ending a two year Oberlin winning run at the Montreal Invitational in doubles handball. In a separate hockey style summary, Denison’s soccer team suffered a 3-0 loss to Oberlin as Geof Wilson made 25 saves. The results left Oberlin atop the Ohio College Soccer Association with a 1-1 conference record, while Denison tied Ohio University for second place. Coaches will select the conference representative for the Midwest NCAA small college tournament.
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Ohio college grid schedule throws up Thursday games
The schedule lists Thursday matches including Gustavus Adolphus at Youngstown and Denison at Kenyon among many others. It shows teams from Ohio colleges facing regional opponents with several games labeled as neutral site marked (N).
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