Fremont cracks top ten in Ohio high school rankings
The Ohio high school rankings show Fremont entering the top ten as the only newcomer among the leaders. Massillon remains strong, with Niles, Moeller, and Roger Bacon also notable as districts juggle upsets, shifts, and rising teams in the race toward the state title.
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Massillon
Sandusky
Warren
Middletown
Niles
Steubenville
Upper Arlington
Cin. Moeller
Cols. Watterson
Fremont Ross
If. Cincinnnati
Roger Bacon
Lima Senior
Zanesville
Cleveland St. Joseph
Canton McKinley
Norfon Roth
Cleveland
Columbus East
Findlay
Piqua
Shelby
Clevela Benedictine
Lorain King
Toledo St. Francis
Ean. Barberton
Eastlake North
Dover
Springfield South
Akron East
Cleveland Heights
Galton
Northmont
Hamilton Garfield
Oberlin
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati la Salle
Fostoria
Parma
North Canton
Whitehall
Hamilton
Taft
Toledo
Mansfield
Elyria
Alliance
Holy Name
Kettering Alter
Akron
Hoban
Lancaster
Athens
Ebria
Fremort
Enniher Buckere
Cleveland Latin
Marion
Akron South
Cincinnati Withrow
Logan
Gallipolis
Ronl
Twins Dodgers World Series Preview Bases For And Against
The article weighs Twins advantages at home in Bloomington and their depth in hitting and speed against the Dodgers pitching duo of Koufax and Drysdale. It notes Koufax’s absence in game one, Maury Wills’ impact, and the Dodgers’ experience at Dodger Stadium versus Minnesota’s familiarity with Los Angeles. It cautions both sides may surprise.
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Minnesota Twins
International Union
Twins
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Cardinals
Dodgers
Giants
Reds
Pirates
Braves
Yanks
Yankees
Sports Illustrated
Minnesota
San Francisco Giants
Columbus
Dillon
Niles
Massillon
Tiger Stadium
Ohio
United Press International
Los Angeles
Claude Osteen
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Sandy
Don
Angels
Dodger Stadium
Bloomington
Minn
Los Angeles Park
Koufax
Drysdale
Maury Wills
Wills
Maury
Jim Grant
Jim Katt
Camilo Pascual
Osteen
al Worthington
Ron Perranoski
Dodger
Cardinals down Dallas in tough finish
St. Louis defeated the Dallas Cowboys 20-13 as Charlie Johnson, who entered with a 300-yard average, directed two early touchdowns. Johnson smiled after the game as he joked about the cigar passing incident and reflected on a cautious finish that nearly cost them.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Charlie Johnson
Johnson
Cardinals
Red
Dallas Cowboys
Willis Crenshaw
Bill Tridlett
Cowboy
St Louis
Dallas
iTom Landry
Mel Renfro
Jerry Tubbs
Danny Villanueva
Flo Klinect
Cowboys Withoul Association
Welfour
Lington
Reservations Taken for State Junior Bowling Jamboree
Reservations are open for the State Junior Bowling Association Jamboree in Columbus on Oct 16 and 17. An adult Supervisors dinner and entertainment follow at Lincoln Village Lanes. A workshop with WIBC ABC and AJBC reps is scheduled, with delegates urged to attend.
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Columbus
Lincoln Village
WIBC
ABC
AJBC
600 Club Standings Highlight Glowacki Bozman Talarek
Gene Glowacki leads the 600 Club rankings with 676 points followed by Wayne Bozman 638 and Ed Talarek 629. Bill Sadler 628 and Bob Stick 622 are strong contenders, with Jack Traxler and Pete Rockas both at 603 points.
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Gene Glowacki
Wayne Bozman
Ed Talarek
Bill Sadler
Bob Stick
Jack Traxler
Pete Rockas
World Series crowd outdoes Notre Dame Army clash at Shea
On Oct 13 1923 the Yankees beat the Giants in the Polo Grounds as 46302 fans watched Casey Stengel drive in a run and two hits. Across the river Notre Dame and Army drew a sellout at Shea Stadium with about 35000 Notre Dame and 12000 Army tickets allocated to eastern attendees.
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New York
Yankees
Giants
Savare
Nike
Polo Grounds
Casey Stengel
Autousius Cunningham
Stengel
Brooklyn Bridge
Ebbets Field
Notre Dame
Tom Meany
Four Horsemen
Harry Stuhibehar
Elmer Laxden
Don Null
Jim Crowley
Elsie Janis
Army
Yankee Stadium
Dame Army
Notre Dame Army
Philadelphia
Philies
Mets
Shea Stadium
Joe Byrne
Msn
Shea
Dame Altotment
Nebraska Vaults to First Place in UPI Coaches Poll
Nebraska tops the United Press International board of coaches with 317 points, moving from third to first as Texas trails with 298. Arkansas climbs to third, Michigan State to fourth, and Georgia to fifth, while Notre Dame rises to sixth amid shifting ballots.
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Curt Block
NEW York
UPI
Nebraska
United Press International Board of Coaches
Cornhuskers
Texas
Longhorns
Arkansas
Alabama
TCU
Michigan State
Georgia
Ith
Notre Dame
Purdue
United Press
Boilermakers
SMU
Southern California
Mississippi State
Oregon
Wyoming
Michigan
Missouri
Louisiana State
Duke
West
Virginia
Florida
Auburn
Ohio State
Kentucky
Iowa State
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
Bulldogs
Wolverines
Mich. State
Southern Cal
Coaches rate top Class AA grid teams in Ohio
The 1963 Ohio high school Class AA football rating board lists coaches from districts across the state. Each week they rate the top 10 teams and decide the season champion in the final week, using geographically balanced representation.
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Columbus
UPI
United Press International
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Richard Mattingly
Toledo St. Francis
Bill Booth
Toledo DeVilbiss
Ted Federici
Oregon Clay
Denny Studrawa
Fostoria
Mal Mackey
Fremont Ross
John Wirtz
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Robert Bell
Berea
W.E. Kingrett
Cleveland Brush
Bill Bricker
Cleveland
John Hay
Gary Prabst
Mansfield
Lloyd Dunn
Ashland
Bill Wilkins
Shelby
Bob Seaman
Sandusky
Bill Barton
Elyria
Pete Reisen
Lorain King
Lowell Shaffer
Bellevue
Bob Shaw
Niles McKinney
Bill Shunkwiler
Warren
Tony Chiacchiero
Ashtabula
Ted Osborn
Ohio colleges grid schedule list for Friday and Saturday
Friday night John Carroll visits Eastern Michigan and Ohio State hosts Illinois. Western Michigan plays Bowling Green. Other matches include Heidelberg at Capital Wooster at Denison Marietta at Hiram Kenyon at Sewanee Ohio Wesleyan at Albion Central State at Wittenberg Wilmington at Defiance Southern Connecticut at Youngstown Findlay at Ferris State Ohio Northern at Northwood Wayne State at Western Reserve Case at Bethany Oberlin at Otterbein.
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Illinois
Ohio State
Western
Bowling Green
Miami
Kent State
Heidelberg
Capital
Wooster
Denison
Marietta
Hiram Kenyon
Sewanee
Ohio Wesleyan
Albion
Central State
Wittenberg
Wilmington
Defiance
I Southern Conn
Youngstown
Findlay
Ferris State
Ohio Northern
Northwood
Mich
Wayne State
West
Case
Bethany
W. Va
Oberlin
Otterbein
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Fremont
Warren Harding
Mighty
Tigers
Cincinnati
Spartans
Cincinnati Moeller
Bacon
Cleve Pointsland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Benedictine
Latin
Ross
Arlington
Urbana
Moeller
Columbus Watterson
Elyria High
Lorain Admiral King
Ravenna
Newton Falls
Parkersburg
Conneaut
Chiacchiero
Football Cardinals
Betty Blair
Helen Jalowic
George Day
Pioneer Club
Bob Lieyd
Boosters
Day
Elyria Hitch Ie
Pioneers
Miss
State
West Virginia
UCLA
Ripple Creme
Benton-Superod
Frank Atkins
Harry’s
East Avenue
4Th Street
Constitution
Servic
West End Garage
Fairfax
Jim Allen
Newark
al Christopher
New Philadelphia
George Strager
Cambridge
Abe Bryan
Steubanville
Don Aust
Bellaire
Earl Jones
Mel Adams
Carl Benhase
Portsmouth
Bil Stewart
Springfield North
James Eby
Dayton
Col. White
Ken Amiin
Dayton Roth
Paul Dienstberger
Troutwood-Madison
Jack Gordon
Fred Garretson
Hamilton Taft
District
Howard Thomas
Hughes
Mike Howard
Cincinati Elder
Will Hudemer
Bron Bacevich
Pat ‘Mancuso
Princeton
Ohio College
John Carroll
Eastern
Agatha
Smoker
Syverson
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
Credit Life Insurance
Len Group
Cleveland Street
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