Elyria climbs to fourth in UPI Class AA ratings
COLUMBUS UP I reports Upper Arlington holds atop the poll with 358 points and 21 first place votes. Elyria moves up to fourth as Mentor, Warren Western Reserve close behind. Massillon slides to seventh with Struthers. Films of Elyria Fremont game set for Monday. Elyria High banquet November 13 with ticket sales urged.
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Starr Powers Packers Past Cowboys in Cotton Bowl Clash
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr threw four TD passes and 260 yards as the Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 28-17 at the Cotton Bowl. Don Meredith played through a broken nose but Dallas failed to stop Green Bay’s aerial attack and its late fourth-quarter fumble sparked by Ray Nitschke. The win tied Green Bay with Detroit for first in the NFL Central Division.
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Ohio approves all star games after long coaches battle
After seven years of effort by Ohio football and basketball coaches, 387 of 833 principals voted for the referendum on all star games with 231 against. The Ohio High School Athletic Association will seek board approval at the November 22 meeting to formalize the plan, ending a deadlock that began in 1961 over jurisdiction on graduating athletes. The all star games have been played since 1961 with NCAA approval despite a 60 percent expense rule. The basketball game is in Marion in June and the football game in Canton in August.
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Miller Heads Toward 200 Point Barrier In County Race
North Olmsted and Medina clash as Bob Miller eyes reaching 200 points for the 1968 football season. Miller needs 22 more points and has 27 touchdowns with 16 conversions, while McHugh leads Lorain County scorers with 104 points for Elyria Catholic.
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NCAA considers amendment to curb recruiting intensity
NCAA president Marcus L. Plant backed an amendment aimed at reducing the intensity of recruiting for prep athletes. The proposal, possibly on the January Los Angeles convention agenda, would reinstate a rule for schools with over 1,250 male students amid rising opposition. Discussions on cutting athletic expenses and what gifts count as amateur rewards were noted.
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Krupp's Team Edges Miller's in Ely Flag League
Krupp's Team scored a touchdown and a safety in the first half to beat Miller's High Life 8 to 0 in the Ely tia Flag Football League. Perkins Auto Parts won by forfeit over Oberlin FAA.
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Buckeyes cast wary eye toward Spartans
In Chicago, Ohio State faces Michigan State solidifying Big Ten title chase. Hayes expects healthy returnees Worden Debeve Pulaski from illness for the Spartans clash while Michigan eyes Northwestern with possible Healy injury. Purdue injury doubts hang over Phipps as lineup shuffles occur for Illinois matchup.
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