Big Ohio college football weekend features title chases
Ohio State, 6-0-1, hosts 4-4 Oregon. Baldwin Wallace seeks another win at Kent State. Western Michigan, Ohio U, and others vie for bowl berths as Xavier, Dayton, Miami, Cincinnati face stiff tests. Akron, Bowling Green, and Wooster chase wins. several rivalries renew across Ohio.
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Nation's Best College Grid Teams Risk League Leads
Top teams Alabama Minnesota UCLA Colorado Texas LSU battle for conference control and bowl berths. Alabama faces Georgia Tech in SEC action while Minnesota aims to break Big Ten deadlock with Purdue and Ohio State versus Oregon tests weaker rivals. UCLA seeks West Coast supremacy after loss to Washington. Colorado and Texas eye paths to bowls with wins.
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Celtics Roll Over Royals for Eighth Win in Nine
Boston Celtics distribute scoring among five starters to beat the Cincinnati Royals 127-121 and extend their strong run. Tom Heinsohn scores 29 and Bill Russell 22 as Boston rallies from behind and holds off Cincinnati’s late push. Celtics next travel to New York and Los Angeles for two more NBA games.
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Clark Rolls 220 in Thursday Night Bowling
Earl Clark opened with a 220 single in the Thursday Night Mens League at Strikeout Lanes Carl's Diner added a 269 and a 689 series, while Barash Rambler and Gravely Ohio Tractor split the league lead with 120 13 records Verne Winter posted a 461 series and Mary Durbin a 184 game in the Thursday Afternoon Women's League Snyder's Trucking totaled 2 048 in team play and Chain Gang named 727 in a 244 142 league win loss mark
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Did Voters Err on Maris MVP Win in Baseball Parade
Oscar Fraley argues about Roger Maris beating Mickey Mantle for the American League MVP. He notes voting anomalies, discusses Mantle’s deeper stats, and recalls Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams MVP battles, defending voter discretion and personal ballot choices.
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Messenger Stakes Fifths to Pacing Champ Adios at Roosevelt
Henry T Adios the 2 year old pacing champion and Little Brown Jug winner leads a nine horse field in the 145 378 Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway The race marks harness racing richest purse with Lang Hanover Way Wave and Adios Dax among rivals Tarport Jimmy and Adiosand train by Del Miller in the mix.
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Fight Called Off as Brian London Injured
London injury forces cancellation of the 16 round bout with Don War ner of Philadelphia. The fight, formerly scheduled to take place in London, is now called off with War ner awaiting rescheduled date.
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Stovall Wins Three At Narragansett Park
Stovall of Brooklyn rode three winners at Narragansett Park on Thursday, taking Blue Lava in the first with 35.80, The Start in the third at 12.60, and Eloquent in the fourth at 6.80.
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Eddie Machen Steps In As Favorite For Jones Bout
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen serves as substitute against unbeaten Doug Jones at the Convention Center on December 2. Machen opened as the betting favorite at 8 to 5, reflecting confidence in the challenger despite the late change.
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Origin of the National Baseball League Eight Founding Members
History notes the 1876 founding of the National Baseball League with eight original members: New York Boston Hartford Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati and Louisville.
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