MCCARTHUR CAGERS OPPose Athens Crowd Shrinkage in Ticket Crunch
Nationwide cage fan panic cuts attendance at high school and college games as pro leagues swell. Colleges plan staggered home dates to ease gyms, Capital University bars public tickets, Ohio State shifts to Fairgrounds Coliseum, and Syracuse to State Armory as fans chase the sport. Green Bay Packers shine in national grid rise. Lambeau era praised amid injuries and late-season surges.
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Tara
Big City
Stagger Syster
Vis
Athensigh
Andyracuse University
State Armory
Acros
Beau
Packers
Bears
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Red Bears
Bulldogs Open Up Tonight Against McArthur Generals
McArthur's Generals, tested in two starts this season, try to break Athens High basketballs two-decade edge tonight at 8 p.m. on the high school floor. Coach Harry Lackey relies on football players doubling on hoops, with Dave Evans and Dick Coury back and joined by Dan Finsterwald Tom Ferguson and Charley Gall in the expected starting five.
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Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
AHL
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Will
Notre Dame Becomes 1946 Football Team of the Year
Sid Feder reports Notre Dame tops Army in the AP poll to be named football team of the year for 1946. Army led early voting but Notre Dame finished with 1,730 points, Georgia 1,448, UCLA 1,141, Texas and Delaware lower. Army 1,165, Army tied with Notre Dame on some ballots, UCLA fifth, Illinois, Michigan follow.
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Hounds vs Indians clash at Nelsonville home nest
Nelsonville High hosts The Plains High Tuesday at 8 pm in a third game for the Scarlet five after a 60-28 opening win. Earlier scores include Oklahoma A&M 35 Texas Wyan 30 and Morehead Teachers 99 Kansas State 47 with a slate of other college results.
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Glouster Tomcats Travel to McConnellyville to Meet McCo.
Glouster High Tomcats, beaten by New Concord last week, travel Tuesday to McConnellyville to face McConnellyville High. Remaining schedule includes Dec 4 at New Lexington and Dec 10 vs Crooksville, with multiple away and home games through February against Roseville, Caldwell, Phile, Trimble, Chauncey, and New Lexington.
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Banquet Planned for OU Gridders
Approximately 113 people expected for Ohio Universitys annual gridiron banquet in Howard Hall at 6 30 p m with coaches Don OC Peden as toastmaster and guests including Varsity and Junior Varsity squads athletic staff trustees and faculty. Football guests Jim Fox Bob Emish Brown Rola Will and Bob McManus join Generals players in attendance. Bulldogs prepare for St Marys at Lancaster then SEC opener versus Gallipolis after a 7 p m junior game.
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Baseball leaders praise independence as leagues expand
In Los Angeles a war era debate ends with praise for growth as more leagues form. Frank Lane says independents gain from major league backing, while Bill Veeck returns after foot surgery and hints at moves to strengthen Cleveland. Johnny Neun backs new Reds talent including Eddie Erantt, and Steve ONeill cites Dick Wakefield as a market option for Detroit.
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Logan End Nominated On State Third Team
AP selects eleven new scholastic grid stars for the 1946 All-Ohio team from votes by coaches, officials and writers. Notable picks include Harl Sturtz, Ralph Pucci, Ralph Riegle, and Don Brijl, with Sturtz praised as an exceptional all around athlete and Gandee and O Brien as top ends.
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Columbus
Todey
Associated Press
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Ohio High School Coaches’ Association
Buckeye State
Coshocton Redskine
Greet Beck
Harl Sttartz
Ralph Pucci
Canton McMinney
Beckfield
Felida
Ralph Riegle
Sturtz
Schuyler G. Wharton
G.O.L
Toledo
Purcell
All Ohio Teams Second and Third Selections
AP 1946 All Ohio selections list Second Team players including Bill Cody of Cincinnati St. Xavier Mavier James Young and Tony Oliveto of Massillon Chester Daniels of Bellaire Robert Rondy of Mansfield Elmer Scallish of Toledo Waits Ed Basinger of Lima South Donn Miller of Upper Arlington B William Sharp of Lima Central B Robt Walsten Lind McKinsey Richard Boykin of Ironton B and a Third Team featuring Barry Phillips Hamilton Gregory Chacos Coshocton Robt Brickman Lima Central Fred Reali Youngstown Haven Tom Hensey Middletown Howald Yen Horn Canton Timkan David Bell Logan Emery Csizma Cle Cath Latin Doe Nuxhail Hamilton Gene Zorger Massillon Ralph Biegle Elida.
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Mansfield
Elmer Scallish
Toledo Waits
Ed Basinger
Lima South
Donn Miller
Upper Arlington
William Sharp
Lima Central
Robt
Walsten
Lind
McKinsey
Richard Boykin
Ironton
Honor roll of players and schools in fall sports listings
A long roster of players and schools is presented, listing names such as Youngstown Ursiline Steubenville Central Catholic Canton McKinley Lima Central Columbus East Cleveland Cathedral Latin and many others. The compilation includes tackles guards and centers across multiple teams from Ohio cities and colleges.
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Ursiline
Meeder
Upper Arlington
Hleborg
Woodrow Wilson
Webber
Libson
Rublingon
Steubenville
Wells
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Zanesville
Gibson
Akron
Garfield
Goldston
Campbell Memorial
Rife
Upper Sandusky
Lyle
Lima Central
Acus
Lockland
Ely
Montpelier
Owens
Napoleon
Wedge
Carey
Matteo
Niles McHinley
Opera
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McHinley
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Cline
Mansfield
Peterson
Cleveland Cathedral
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Lakewood
Majors
Wilms
Toledo
Woodward
Danowlvs
Elyria
Brown
Kenton
Gerwin
Hartman
Dayton
Hiser
Blubaugh
Codinno
Orville
Keck
Lincoln
Widdoes
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Corotis
Columbus East
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Grandview
MacCracken
Bellefontaine
Hunter
Btephan
Shaker Heights
Squeri
Cincinnati
Elder
Jones
van Wert
Johnson
Hardie
Shelby
Guards
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Palmer
Gibboney
Grove City
India
G . Stanton
Masdllon
Reagan
Bluffton
Bohn
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To Close Office Amid Harness Officials Vote
The United States Trotting Association voted to shutter its Goshen Goshen registrar office and an Ohio field office to centralize activities in Hartford Connecticut, despite strong objections from some harness racing officials.
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Levine Favored in Cleveland Boxing Show Return Grudge Bout
Artie Levine, a Brooklyn middleweight, was the 3-to-1 favorite against Jimmy Sheppard of Boston in the 21st annual Cleveland News Christmas Fund show. About 12,000 fans were expected to attend, wagered around $70,000 for the charity event headlining two former Marines.
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Boston
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In Loving Memory of a Husband and Father
A memorial notice honors a husband and father killed in action on December 3, 1942. It lists family mourners including Mr. and Mrs. Garth Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright, and Freda Pulling. The message recalls missing him daily and the sorrow felt by his wife, children, and brother Howard Pulling.
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Randy
Pearl Miller
Frank Wright
Freda Pulling
Coolville
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