BoBCAT RESERVES SHARP IN LINE FOR BASKETBALL SEASON
Grover hails the Bobcats reserves as strong enough to boost the team this year. He notes key players Harvid Brown Shadel Saunders Bernard Berens and a deep supporting cast ready for daily scrimmages against freshmen. The piece highlights height speed and depth across the roster and credits Butch Grover’s plans for a competitive Cage campaign open next Wednesday.
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Hutch
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Shadel Saunders
Bernard Berens
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Saunders
Berene
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Smail
Bill Fogelsong
Jimmy Gilmore
Roy Mills
Tater
Byham
Pete Bernards
Fant Hurcher
Bernardo
Roy George
Nanney Spires
Sam Seiger
Morrow
Dot
Kreiger
Berens
Mary's
University of Miami honors season with banquet
The article describes a post season banquet at Ohio University in honor of the football team. O C Bird athletic director serves as toastmaster with Grover giving a toast. Players and coaches are praised for their cooperation and achievements during the season.
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University
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Pittte
Panthers
Cleveland to host six day bicycle rave starting in January
Promoter Thomas McGinty announced a six day bicycle rave in Cleveland beginning in January. The event marks a first for the city and aims to attract local and regional cycling enthusiasts.
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Dee
Thomas McGinty
Northwestern Ohio class A basketball meets reduced to four tournaments
J E Bohn of the district athletic board says four Class A high school basketball tournaments will be held this winter instead of five. The sites include Ohio Northern University Ade Sendusky Bowling Green College and Toledo University. Close B events take place at Leipiic Carey Shawnee Centralized School Lima and Norwalk with two teams from each advancing to Findlay district.
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J. E Bohn
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Ade Sendusky
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Toledo University
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Shawnee
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Lima
Norwalk
Findlay
Burge Stars in Ohio High School Football
Steubenville notes Dee Burgwin a Negro back who tallied six yards per rushing attempt and 25 yards in a single game as Stoudenville High claims he gained more than a mile in the season with several runs nullified by penalties. Burgwin described as finest ball carrier eastern Ohio has produced.
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Scheol
Burge
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Charity basketball double header aids Red Cross in Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets meet Chester in a charity game at the high school gym with proceeds for the Meigs County Red Cross. Pomeroy vs Tuppers Falls is the other charity tilt the same night, with all receipts and expenses fully covered by schools.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets
Chester
Meigs County Red
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Jallipeli
Dan
Topen
Pomeroy
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Mecine
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Havenewood
Velif. Rutland
Injuries Mount as Notre Dame drills risk USC clash
In South Bend Notre Dame reports more injuries after a scrimmage. Fullback Steve Banas left with a possible absence for the Army game, George Melinkevich injured, center Jack Robinson out with influenza, guards Norm Greeney and end Hugh Devore sidelined. Coach Heady Anderson laments poor practice on defense against the Trojans.
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Steve Banas
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Army
George Melinkevich
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Jack Robinson
Norm Greeney
Hugh Devore
Heardy Anderson
Southern California
Trojans
Anderson
Dayton charity game nets over four thousand dollars
Dayton supporters benefited from a post season charity football game against Notre Dame reserves. The event raised more than four thousand dollars and officials expected to yield nearly as much again this year.
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U.R
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Army Navy clash stirs crowds as tickets surge in Philadelphia
Amid talk of the Army Navy game in Philadelphia the ticket market booms with scalpers reselling seats at much higher prices. Expected attendance nears 79 000 with dignitaries including Vice President Curtis and war officials present. Army faced knocks from Notre Dame injuries but odds favor Army 2 to 1 over Navy in a long running series.
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Jackie Fields Scores Comeback KO Over Herman in Chicago
World welterweight champion Jackie Fields defeats Tommy Herman by knockout in the second round at a Chicago venue. Fields, returning after seven months, landed solid rights to the chin as Herman failed to rise by the count of ten amid a wary crowd and prefight chatter with manager Bog Kearns.
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Merchants Host Jacksonville After Giouster Win
After defeating the Giouster Five the Athens Merchants return home to the Armory this Saturday for a 9 o’clock game versus Jacksonville. The Jacksonville squad is rated strong and admission will be charged, promising local fans a night of excitement.
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WLemore Finds low mood de-emphasizes football diverse sports suffer
A columnist notes a national mood reducing football emphasis and that several colleges cut or limited minor sports. Ohio State dropped baseball from varsity status, Oregon and Oregon State cut golf and swimming, Dartmouth cut Freshman baseball and basketball, while Michigan maintains a full program.
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Pitt Invited to Rowen Bowl Opponents USC In 1951 Classic
The University of Pittsburgh earns a bid to the Rose Bowl to face the University of Southern California after a strong season. USC, undefeated, led by coach pop, had defeated Pitt 47 to 14 earlier, with Pitt praised for facing tougher schedules than most.
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Big Ten Solons Meet Saturday in Chicago
Big Ten coaches athletic directors and family representatives gathered in Chicago for the December meeting. Discussions include post season rule changes, the ten second rule, and the three second rule on pivot plays. Directors will discuss budget containment and support for minor sports as intramural directors also meet.
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Mig
Big Ten
West Liberty and West Virginia Wesleyan Lead All Star Selections
Eight colleges in the West Virginia Conference receive all star honors as Marshall claims two spots on the first eleven. Wesleyan standout Tubby Edmonde and Johbany Zentral highlighted the selections alongside Holly, New Hiber, Salem, and others.
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