Schoolboys Set to Launch Hard Work Friday
The piece notes Ohio football awakening after the 1905 campaign ends with senior players already preparing for college. Memories shift to hopes for the 1966 season as new practice dates loom for the next batch of Ohio footballers.
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Nap
Rip van Wittkie
Ohio
Kéené
Canton
PENN
County coaching shakeup signals youth in county football
County football faces a youth movement as first year head coaches take charge at Dover St Joseph Claymont Newcomerstown and St Josephs Art Teynor with a slate of veterans like Midvale’s Burt Beaker Dennison St Mary’s Paul Drotovich Dover High Dick Haines and St Joseph’s Art Teynor guiding teams. The piece notes established coaches and records as it previews the 1966 season and hints at potential all Ohio candidates and conference outcomes.
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Dover St. Joseph
Ray Alder
Gataway
Dick Dorland
Claymont
Ward Holdsworth
Newcomerstown
Aldler
Pirates
Glenn Bower
Dorland
Mustangs
John Kolessar
Mt. Pleas
Ant
Dotland
Bill
Keith
Uhrichsville
Holdsworth
New Philadelphia High
Midvale
Burt Beaker
Blue Devils
Burt
Paul Drotovich
Dennison St.Mary’s
Blue Waves
Dover High
Dick Haines
St. Joseph's
Art Teynor
Ramblers
New Philadelphia
Phils
Ohio High School Football Coaches Assn
Bill Kidd
Pete Angelo
Strasburg
Dick Ronald
Tuscarawas
Tigers
Brett«cos
Angelé
Ronald
Tuscarawas Valley
Jack Bair
Trojans
Tuscarawas Valley Athletic Conference
Bair
Donald Dupper J
Gnadenhutten
Tribe
Ron Rankin
Huff's 2 Touchdowns Lead 18-0 South Win
Huff, a 220 pound standout from Dover High, scored twice and ran for 40 yards as the South routed the North 18-0 in the 21st Ohio High School All-Star game at Fawcett Stadium. Coached by Dick Walker, the South outplayed the North with a strong rushing attack and disciplined execution. North coach Bob Seaman dismissed the game as offensively poor despite the South’s dominance.
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Canton
Paul Iluff
Dover High
Fawcett Stadium
Huff
Columbus
Ohio
South
Canton Glenwood
Cleve Bryant
Dick Walker
Walker
Stark County
Massillon
Associated Press
Canton McKinley
Bob Seaman
Brian Healy
Sandusky
Jim Ousley
Middletown
Bears edge Sayers in late comeback exhibition win
Lombardi’s Packers held Gale Sayers to two rushing yards in the first half as Chicago surged after intermission. Joe Marconi aided Sayers with 61 rushing yards and 44 receiving yards, while Sayers scored and set up a third-period TD in the 13-10 win.
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Milwaukee
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Lombardi
Joe Marconi
Sayers
Marconi
Jon Arnett
West Virginia
Rudy Bukich
George Halas
Bears
Halas
Hornung
Buffalo Bills
Pirates outslug Reds in 14 innings as Bailey Shamsky shine
In a high scoring 14 inning game, Bob Bailey of Pittsburgh and Art Shamsky of Cincinnati each drove in five runs. Bailey hit two home runs and four doubles while Shamsky hit three homers in three at bats. The Pirates beat the Reds 14 to 1. Gaylord Perry pitched a three hitter for his 18th win as the Giants beat the Astros 4 to 0.
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Associated Press
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh
Art Shamsky
Cincinnati
Bailey
Shamsky
Pirates
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Giants
Houston
Indians Ring Bell Buzz Yankees in Narrow Win
The Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 3-2 to close the gap on Detroit. Gary Bell earned his 13th win with late relief from Bob Allen and Luis Tiant, giving up seven hits with trouble tamed after the eighth. The Indians took a 1-0 lead in the first and added two more on Hinton and Wagner hits, while Bell faced control issues, walking five and leaving bases loaded in several frames as double plays helped him escape.
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NEW York
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
New York Yankees
Gary Bell
Bob Allen
Luis Tiant
Bell
Yankees
Horace Clarke
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Allen
Roger Maris
Indians
Leon Wagner
Chuck Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Larry Brown
Yankee
al Downing
Hinton
Wagner
Browns May Field Kilmer For 49ers Clash
Scouts note San Francisco may change its offense this weekend as George Mira and Bernie Casey contend with Bil Kilmer stepping in to replace Mira and John Brodie spelling Kilmer. Brodie recently signed a $900,000plus contract amid holdouts. The Browns 49ers game airs on Channel 4 Cleveland after the Indians Yankees game, around 3 pm slow time.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco
Dallas Cowboys
49Ers
Cleveland
George Mira
Bernie Casey
Mira
Casey
Bil Kilmer
John Brodie
Kilmer
Brodie
Channel 4
Browns coach probes new players in shifting lineup
Blanton Col and coach Dale Lindsey discuss starting new players at linebacker and other spots as NFL teams press toward the season. Dale Lindsey notes experimentation in scrimmages. new faces Milt Morin Gary Lane and Ernie Green join the lineup while Brett players await outcomes.
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Brodie
Blanton Col.Her
Browns
Janet Et Dalae
Dale Lindsey
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Alex Antonio
Brankly
Youngstown
Art Hudnutt
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Antonio Ne
Dale
Lindsey
Hiram
Ohio
Rams
Milt Morin
Gary Lane
Ernie Green
Collier
County Baseball Tourney Opens in Tuscarawas League
Tuscarawas County Adult Baseball League begins Sunday at Wainwright with Gnadenhutten versus New Philadelphia at 1 pm and Wilmot versus Newcomerstown at 3 pm. The Gnaden-New Phila winner meets Sugarcreek at 3 pm Sunday Aug 21, then the Wilmot-Newcomerstown winner faces Wainwright at 1 pm the same day. Finals set for Aug 28. Wainwright is defending champion. Sugarcreek led batting with Aden Troyer .486. Other top averages included Chip McCahill .346 for Wainwright and Dan Jinks .317 for Gnaden, Len Cameron .396 for Buchanan, Dale Hawk .401 for Wilmot, Denny Berger .440 for Newcomerstown. Final standings listed.
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Tuscarawas County
Wainwright
Gnadenhutten
New Philadelphia
Wilmot
Newcomerstown
Gnaden
Aden Troyer
Sugarcreek
Friday Exhibition Scores in Pro Football
NFL exhibition results show Chicago 13 over Green Bay 10. Kansas City beat Miami 33 to 25, Buffalo 25, Denver 3.
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Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Miami Dolphins
Butch Byrd
Booth Lusteg
Bills
Denver
Buffalo
Miami
Dolphins
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Chris Burford
Chiefs
Chicago
Green Bay
Engelwood Hills edges Skokie in Senior Little League title
Engelwood Hills of Ohio edged Skokie Illinois 4-3 to win the Northern Regional Championship. Kim Spicer delivered a home run and two key catches to seal the victory. West Des Moines defeated East Glen Park Gary 3-2 in the same event.
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Gary, Ind
Engelwood Hills
Ohio
West Des Moines
Iowa
Skokie
Kim Spicer
East Glen Park
Gary
$1000 Donation Aims To Back Cincinnati Stadium Effort
Newport Ky AP report Richard Schilling operator of Lookout House donated $1000 to Mayor John Peluso to back a fund for moving Cincinnati's proposed sports stadium to the south bank of the Ohio River. Peluso urged Kentuckians to take over the project.
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Newport
Northern Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Richard Schilling
Lookout Heights
John Peluso
Anniversary Race Set for Midvale Speedway
Midvale hosts a 35 lap 14th anniversary late model championship Sunday night at Midvale Speedway. Top challengers include 1966 feature winners Bud Middaugh and Jim Rambaud of Massillon Dave Gill of New Philadelphia and Delmar Clark with Ron Hoppingarner of Gnadenhutten.
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Midvale
Midvale Speedway
Bud Middaugh
Jim Rambaud
Massillon
Dave Gillland
New Philadelphia
Delmar Clark
Ron Hoppingarner
Gnadenhutten
Atlanta businessman to establish Memphis grid team plan
Atlanta entrepreneur Harry Berchenko said on Friday he received permission from the new U S league to form a grid team in Atlanta or Memphis Tennessee. The statement signals potential expansion plans for professional football in two southern cities amid shifting league efforts.
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Atlanta
Harry Berchenko
U.S
Memphis
Tenn
Dover’s Fatso Petrella: 1942 gridiron star remembered
Tom Koledin recalls Danny Petrella’s Thanksgiving Day 1942 performance for Dover High, a 40-0 win over New Philadelphia that capped an undefeated season. The fullback tallied 16 touchdowns, 103 points, and earned all Central Ohio League honors before WWII service. He later returned to Dover, marrying Frances, raising two children, and pursuing wood carving.
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Tom Koledin
Daily Reporter
Tuscarawas County
Dover High
New Philadelphia
Dover
Danny (Fatso) Petrella
Fatso
Johnny Mann
Petrella
Newark Advocator
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Danny
Sam
W. C. Hardesty, Co
Hardhem Chemical
Frances
Daniel
Julie
E. 3Rd .St
Little Daniel
Daddy Dan
Salem
Cleveland Browns
Bowling Green
Paul Brown
Danny Petrella
Coure
Teallg
Tornadoes Home Football Ticket Sale Planned Next Week
Dover High Superintendent Emmet Riley announced that season tickets for the Tornadoes five home games would go on sale late next week. A new ticket director to replace Gene Dummermuth, who resigned, is expected to be named soon.
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Dover High
Emmet Riley
Tornadoes
Gene Dummermuth
All Star Team Pay Increase Highlighted by NBA
NEW YORK AP reports the National Basketball Association set today that first team All-Star selections will receive $500 each. The Rookie of the Year award value remains to be determined.
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New York
National Basketball Association
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