Ohio State Faces Texas Christian In Season Opener At Home
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes expects a high scoring season opener against Texas Christian before 84,000 at Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes seek their 15th straight win over a TCU squad that used a sensational sophomore quarterback in a 42-34 loss to Purdue.
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Buckeyes open season versus TCU in opener
Ohio State, led by Woody Hayes, enters the season as heavy favorite over Texas Christian. The Buckeyes rely on a deep backfield with Ron Maciejowski Rex Kern Jim Otis and others as they seek a 16th straight win. TCU's Steve Judy boosts the Horned Frogs but Ohio State's versatile attack, expected to score heavily, shapes the outlook.
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Major League standings and Thursday results summary
The report lists MLB standings with Pitt and Phila leading, plus a full slate of scheduled games across teams including St Louis Montreal New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh San Diego Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles Minnesota Seattle Kansas City Cleveland Washington Baltimore New York Detroit Boston. It also notes Kansas City Chiefs selling out all box and reserved seats for seven AFL home games.
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Ex-mates haunt Reds as Astros beat them 4-3
Jim Wynn and Johnny Edwards, former Reds, hit homers to power Houston past Cincinnati 4-3, dropping the Reds 3 1/2 games behind the Atlanta Braves in the NL West. Wynn’s 33rd homer and Edwards’ ninth inning shot keys the win as Cincinnati falls further back in pennant chase.
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Treadwell family ready to travel for Mets playoff run
Mrs. Treadwell sister of Mets outfielder Tommy Agee says the family will travel to support the Mets in the postseason after Agee helped the team clinch the NL East with a 6-0 win over the Cardinals. The family, spread across Alabama Georgia and Mississippi, includes at least half of the eleven children. Agee, who signed with the Indians for 50 000, later joined the White Sox and is in his second Mets season.
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Braves secure playoff bye in possible NL West tie
Atlanta guaranteed a spot in the final NL West playoff if a three way tie with San Francisco and Cincinnati occurs. League President Warren Giles arranged the system by flipping a half dollar. If three-way deadlock, Atlanta hosts the winner’s game. various tie scenarios determine game location.
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Oberlin opens football and more this weekend
Oberlin College Yeomen kickoff with a home opener against Hiram at 1 30 p m with starter Elyrian Scott McQuillin aiming for a linebacker role The squad lists McQuillin Dan Duffer Fred Minnear and others as key names In addition the soccer team travels to Hiram seeking a repeat of last year 6 1 win while the cross country team hosts the Ohio Conference Relays with 13 schools participating
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