Bobcat Swimmers Start Saturday at Kent State
Ohio University swimmers open the winter season at Kent State in a 4 PM meet to dedicate the new 1 330 000 building. Coach Tommy Thomas targets an improved squad with Koester Snavely Wright leading a strong group and a large relay lineup.
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Kent State
Ohio University
Bobcat
Kent State University
Bobcats
Oscar
Tommy” Thomas
Ohio State
Mike Peppe
Thomas
Dave Koester
Harry Snavely
Richmond Wright
Snavely
Kent
Dick Yoe
Bill Early
Vern Smith
Koester
Jack Wylam
Dave Jones
Don Anderson
George Simons
Wright
Norm Amidano
Jones
Yoe
Jim Cochran
Brooklyn Neri Wins at 138 Five
Brooklyn outpointed Morouk Arkarian 146 at Buenos Aires. Tony Cimmones outpointed Chester Slider 151 in Fall River. Cincinnati beat Springfield 4-1 in hockey. Basketball scores across leagues listed with multiple city teams and college results.
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Brooklyn
Bill Neri
Rooklyn
Moroukarkarian
Buenos Aires
Fall River
Mass
Tony Cimmone
Bayonne
N. J
Chester Slider
Cincinnati
Springfield
Washington
Boston &I
New York
Rochester
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Sheboygan
Kansas City
Paterson
Saratoga
College Connecticut
Miami Chooses Over Missouri in Orange Bowl Showdown
Miami aims for an undefeated season with a victory over Missouri in the Orange Bowl before about 40 000 fans. The Hurricanes seek a 9th win while Missouri, led by Don Faurot, enters with four wins four losses and one tie. Also in the stands is Clemson coach Frank Howard after a season opener 34 0 Clemson over Missouri.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Missouri
Don Faurot
Tigers
Iowa State
Frank Howard
Clemson College
Clemson
Bailey is Mid-American scoring champion for Miami
Jim Bailey led Miami to the Mid-American Conference scoring title with 36 points across four games. Teammate Dick Urich added 24 points and Paul Sautter 21 as Ohio University and others trailed. Miami's 160 points topped the league while Western Michigan was held to 13 across the season.
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Miami
Cirgillieall
Heer Es
Ohio VU
Western Reserve
Western Michigan
TD XP
Bailey Miami
Urich Miami
Sautter Miami
Cozza
Stumps
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Cincinnati
Stratton
Acus
Cooney
Perkins
Ohio U
Array Miami
Jim Bailey
Jim
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Washington
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Butler
Colgate
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Buffalo
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Iowa
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Xavier
Northern Miinois
Central Michigan
Uy Western Reserve
Akron U. Ohio
Michigan Normal
Baldwin-Wallace
Carnegie Tech
Mt. Union
A Wooster Geneva
Heidelberg
1950 Grid Records of OU Opponents
The record shows results for Oklahoma against Cortland Teachers Buffalo Louisville Niagara Alfred Brooklyn College Rhode Island Ohio U Rensselaer with a win loss tally of 5 3 and a total score reference 129.
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Buffalo Cortland Teachers
Louisville
Niagara
Alfred
Brooklyn College
Rhode Island
Ohio U
Rensselaer
Bullets pick up Gene James from Knicks in waiver move
Baltimore Bullets acquire Gene James a 26 year old 6 foot 4 inch forward from the New York Knickerbockers. James former Marshall College star from Ironton Ohio is expected to debut Saturday against the Syracuse Nationals. James played two seasons with New York after starring at Marshall where he scored 1089 points in 93 games and helped the NAIB tourney win in 1947.
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Baltimore
Gene James
Marshall College
Baltimore Bullets
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Syracuse Nationals
James
Knicks
Ironton
Marshall
Marion to Pilot St. Louis Cards
Martin Marion, known as Mr. Shortstop, became manager of the St Louis Cardinals for 11 years at 9 yesterday morning after being chosen over Eddie Dyer. President Fred Saigh said Marion led the field throughout and he called the position the greatest honor in baseball.
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ST. Louis
Martin Marion
Shortstop
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Marion
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Dayton Air Gems Add Gene Brown from Buckeyes
The Dayton Air Gems of the National Industrial Basketball League signed Gene Brown, former Ohio State basketball star on the Buckeyes Big Ten title team. Brown will be employed by Delco Products Division of General Motors, sponsor of the Air Gems.
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Dayton
Dayton Air Gems
Gene Brown
Ohio State Cage Star
Brown
Buckeye
Delco Products
General Motors Corp
Air-Gems
AHS Opens Floor Season Tonight With McArthur
Athens High welcomes McArthur for a floor opener in the SEC League, with varsity to follow a 7 p.m. junior bout. Coach Harry Lackey’s returning mentor squad seeks another league crown after a 15-2 regular season, while McArthur aims to win at Athens for the first time postwar.
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AHS
McArthur
Athens High
Generals
Harry Lackey
Bulldogs
Athens
Bob Kalish
Lackey
Ralph Nuzum
Jim Widdoes
Frank Watkins
Nick Parkis
Jon Blair
Johnny Smith
Widdoes
Parkis
Blair
Smith
Bill Ashworth
Dick Nellis
Cleveland
John Bolin
Russ Smith
Chuck Mather Named Grid Coach of Year
Ohio's high school coach of the year is Masillon’s Chuck Mather for the second time in three seasons. The Massillon mentor led the Tigers to a third straight state crown and dominated the AP poll, finishing 26 votes ahead of Upper Arlington’s Doug Perry. Goodsell of Upper Arlington earned Ohio’s outstanding gridder honor as the top scorer with 199 points.
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Ohio
Charles
Chuck) Mather
Massillon
Chuck
Associated Press
Mansfield
Augie Morningstar
Mather
Tigers
Doug Perry
Upper Arlington
Doug Goodsell
Goodsell
Bob Howe
Paul Brubeck
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Claude Neeley
Hamilton
Dick Szymanski
Toledo Libbey
Jim Kennedy
Zanesville
Middletown
Chuck Thackara
Big Blue
Coaches’ Association
Junie Ferrar
Barberton
Lou Juillerat
Akron
Bob Cawrse
East Cleveland
Shaw
F. George
Thackara
Bill Hess
Portsmouth
George Vlerehome
Perry
Roy Hoyman
Steubenville
Ferrall
Vlerebome
Jim Scullion
Lakewood
Ralph Marickel
Toledo
Scott
Insurance Galf Sweep Series In Women's League Play
Wartenburg Insurance girls defeated the second place 22nd Street Keglers 2-1 to extend their lead to seven games. Betty Ambrose led with 506 in the evening, while Gloria Roush added 466 for 22nd Street. Hall Drugs climbed to third by beating Rich Valley Dairy as Nell Quillin posted 535 for the series and Betty Elliot 447 for the sweep. Pure Oil Peps forfeited three games to American Legion.
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W. Va
Wartenburg Insurance Girls
22Nd Street Keglers
Insurancettes
Betty Ambrose
Gloria Roush
Hall Drugs
Rich Valley Dairy Girls
Dairy Maids
Pure Oil Peps
Nell Quillin
Betty Elliot
American Legion Girls
Weekend college and pro football slate previews
Weekend football card lists numerous games across colleges and pro teams. Notable matchups include Missouri at Miami, Navy vs Army in Philadelphia, Notre Dame at Southern Cal, and Ohio State rivals, with night games indicated for several campuses.
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Missouri
Miami
Texas Western
Hawaii
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Holy Cross
Boston College
Syracuse
Fordham
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Georgia
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Maryland
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Mississippi
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Wi-Mary
Oklahoma
Okla
Aggies
Kansas State
Wichita
Rice
Baylor
Texas Tech
Hardin-Simmons
Tulsa
Houston
TCU
Smu
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
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SEC Sports Writers Association
Don Payne
Middleport
Keith Munvan
Jackson
Bill Hogan
Gallipolis
Larry Walburn
Wellston
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Payne
Walburn
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Newark
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Women’s League
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Yale
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George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
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