Openers Highlight New Rules as Southeastern Ohio Teams Tip Off
Basketball season opens with rule changes from the Southeastern Ohio Officials Association. Key revisions include clock stoppages in the last three minutes, technical fouls for dead ball contact, and unlimited reentry with limits. Athens High, Nelsonville, and Gallia Academy face non league opponents as SEC play begins tonight.
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SEC
Southeastern Ohio
Stern
Athens High
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Gallia Academy
Blue Devils
Rio Grande
Athens
McArthur
Generals
At & O'Clock
Bulldog
Harry Lackey
Tom Ashton
Maurice Currens
Roger Pedigo
Ashton
Currens
Rupel Perkins
Bob Alexander
Merrill Thomas
Lackey
Danny Tolson
Don Lowers
Ted Cunningham
Bill McKee
Richland High
Allensville
Zaleski
Vinton County
Quint
Don Shafer
Shade
Robert Bobo
Hamden
Lee Pierce
Bob Wolfe
Charles Mechem
Greyhound
Bill Keating
Clarence Tye
Wayne Lewis
Ralph Elliott
Gallipolis
High School Basketball Scores and Standings Update
The page lists numerous county and town results across many games with teams such as Athens The Plains Nelsonville Bremen McArthur Oak Hill Coalton Wellston Rutland Chauncey and Pomeroy. Key outcomes include Nelsonville 107 Won over Pomeroy 3 and Jackson 178 Won over Wellston 41, with multiple 1st quarter and final scores across districts.
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the Plains
Nelsonville
Bremen
Rutland
Chauncey
Wahama
McArthur
Oak Hill
Coalton
Leu & McArthur
Portsmouth
Ironton St. Joseph
Liberty Union
Chauncery
Point Pleasant
Huntington Central
Middleport
Gallipolis
Ravenswood
Barboursville
Wipley
Milton
Ceredo-Kenova
Spencer
Pomeroy
Portsmouth East
Logan
Wellston
Jackson
Pt. Pleasant
Athens
Alumni
Columbus Holy Family
Chesapeake
Chauncey-Dover
Nis
Crooksville
South Point
Circleville
Trimble
New Lexington
Clouster
Blackfork
Pedro
Cleveland Toyshop Fund Show Headlines 13 000 Here
Top heavyweight contender Charles Puzzard from Cincinnati challenges Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles in a 12 round return main bout. The Cleveland card also features three 10 round middleweight bouts with Belloise vs Arnold, Edgar vs Hunter, and Horne vs Doyle.
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Cleveland
uPuzzard Charles
Ul Fitzy Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Cleveland News Toyshop Fund
Steve Belloise
New York
Billy Arnold
Philadelphia
Jimmy Edgar
Detroit
Chuck Hunter
Sonny Horne
Youngstown
Mickey Doyle
Sheboygan Redskins Beat Oshkosh for Western Division Lead
Sheboygan Redskins defeated Oshkosh 59 to 53 in Milwaukee to move atop the Western Division with a 6–5 record, ending a three way tie. Flint Dons topped Minneapolis 75 to 68 on a neutral Midland floor, keeping Flint in the Eastern cellar.
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Indianapolis
Sheboygan
Redskins
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Flint
Mich
Dons
Minneapolis
Midland
Carbon Hill shells Murray City in 57 33 victory
Carbon Hill High outshot Murray City as Tom Johnson scored 18 points and Mitchel added over half his team's points. Sandborn and Campbell led the visitors with 13 and strong defense kept Murray City to 33 points. Bowling Green also routed Defiance and Tiffin in a doubleheader.
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Murray City
Carbon Hill High
Tom Johnson
Marshall
Jim Sanborn
Mitchel
Johnson
Carbon Hill G. F
Sandborn
Ee Campbell
Ice Acing
Candananmaies
Byocket
Pontion
McGathy
Cents Name Brass
OG & Mro Rinadionanaeet
Shuttleworth, G
Q-99 Herbal Medicine Ad from Quick's Drug Store
Relief of gas pains headaches nerves due to constipation improves appetite strength and sleep with Q-99 plus Vitamin B-1. The ad touts digestive and diuretic benefits, urges purchase at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store with two sizes priced $1.25 and $2.25 plus 20 cents mail charges.
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Quick’s
Quick
Ady
Winning Plays of 1947 Secondaryes Backs Pass Play
West Virginia coach Bill Kern describes an old fashioned forward pass against Penn State on October 25. Quarterback Russ Combs hands to him then throws to Barney Huntz for a touchdown as Chet Spelock and Vic Bonfili converge.
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West Virginia
Bill Kern
Morgantown
W. Va
Penn State
Russ Combs
Chet Spelock
Barney Huntz
Vic Bonfili
Combs
Huntz
Charley Becca
Rex Bumgardner
Ed Kulakowski
Charley Boyles
Gane Corum
Gene Remenar
Cincinnati Plays Miller Vandermeer on Trade Block
In the approach to the national convention the Yankees moved to acquire Walter Masterson from the Senators while Boston pursues Junior Stephens Jack Kramer and Ellis Kinder from the Browns. Cincinnati reportedly ponders Eddie Miller and Harry Lowry trade talks with the Cubs as Giants trade offers surface for Vandermeer.
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Miami
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Walter Masterson
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
New York
Red Sox
Junior Stephens
Jack Kramer
Ellis Kinder
St. Louis Browns
Harris
New York Giants
Johnny
Vandermeer
John Neun
Cincinnati Reds
Mel Ott
Giants
Lloyd Gearhart
Neun
Bobby Thompson
Carrol
Whitey) Lockman
Cincinnati
Chicago
Wildcats at Clinic Springfield Draws Big Crowd
The Southwestern Ohio Officials Association hosted its seventh annual basketball clinic in Springfield drawing about 3,500 fans. Olph Rupp and his University of centucs cage team led the program as the main attraction.
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Wildcats
Springfield
Southwestern Ohio Officials’ Association
Olph Rupp
University Oipcentucs
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