Ohio University Opens Basketball Season Versus Marietta College
Ohio University basketball tips off under coach Jimmy Snyder in a 8 pm battle with Marietta College as the Bobcats seek improvement from last year’s 6-14 record. Marietta, loaded with Nemetz and Young, beat Rio Grande 74-50 and has won the last three meetings.
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Ohio
Bobcats
Jimmy Snyder
Marietta
Pioneers
Kent State
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Youngstown
Western Michigan
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio University
Marietta College
Ralph Readout
Columbus Central
Snyder
Joph Jack Williams
Lee
Vic Polosky
Polosky
Jack Betts
Dave Leightenheimer
Glen Hursey
Elwood Sparks
Charley Renner
Lee Williams
Jack Schumacher
Renner
Joe Benich
Jack Williams
Schumacher
Barry
Tommy Haswell
Rio Grande
Frank Watkins Sets Single Game Record in Mixed Loop
Frank Watkins set a new individual high score in the Mixed Bowling League with a 247 in his first line, eclipsing Dan Merrick's mark by 14 pins. He finished 179-202 for a 628 series as Beers beat Fairview Drive-In. Neil Thomas led with a 478 series as Nye Chevrolet edged Beckley Clothiers.
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Fay Simmons
Frank Watkins
Dan Merrick
Watkins
Neil Thomas
Beckley Clothiers
Vanadium Tool
Tool
Chevies
George Merchant
Clothiers
Roger Dean
Gavilan Wins Unanimous Decision Over Janiro in Cleveland Bout
Kid Gavilan defeats Tony Janiro by unanimous decision in a 10 round contest at Cleveland Arena to boost gate receipts to 61,269 for the season. The Cuban fighter, weighing 148, with Janiro at 157, led rounds with sharp combos and endurance, while a separate bout saw Bob Baker beat Abel Cestac. Sherrer suffers a broken jaw in a four round opener.
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Youngstown
Cleveland News Christmas Toyshop
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Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
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Baker
Cestac
Harold Green
Brooklyn
Ernie Durando
Bayonne
N. J
Walter Cartier
New York
Jimmy Sherrer
Milwaukee
Tommy Salem
Mickey Mars
Sherrer
Park Theater Sweeps Mixed League Titles in Monday Play
Park Theater swept three games in the Mixed League at 22nd Street bowling alleys, led by Snooky Smith 576 and Clarence Donahue 550. The Anchor Illards won three from Buffington Greenhouse with Louise Waugh 606 and Pard Hudson 582. Ford Hack trumped City Bus as Howard Marshall and Joan Wilson mixed 512 with a 221 middle game.
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W. V. Park Theater
Somerville Implement Keysers
22Nd Street
Snooky Smith
Clarence Donahue
Betty Ambrose
Dan Connors
Griff Durbin
Cecil Baurle
Erma Wright
Louise Waugh
Pard Hudson
Illards
Buffington Greenhouse
Waugh
Ford Hack
City Bus
Howard Marshall
Joan Wilson
Miss Wilson
Roundup of boxing results and college and high school scores
Fights include Kid Gavilan outpointing Tony Janice in Cleveland and Lloyd Marshall defeating Tommy Farr in Wales. College highlights Kansas State 68 Ohio State 51. Ohio State Jayvees 57 Wright Patterson 23. Other scores include Toledo 95 Adrian 38, Bluffton 39 Defiance 65, Hillsdale 59. High school notices Martins Ferry 62 Wheeling McKinley 5 and Troy 37 Tipp City 32. Wilmington 57 Fairfield 27 Colerain 35 Sycamore 29.
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Wright- Patterson Air Base
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Bluffton
Defiance
Hillsdale
Dayton Air-Gems
Gustavus Adolphus
Findlay
Indiana Tech
High School
Martins Ferry
Wheeling
W Va
McKinley
Troy
Tipp City
Wilmington
Fairfield
Colerain
Sycamore
600 Nominated for All Ohio Football Berths Parkis Hogan
The 1950 All Ohio High School football team picks list 600 nominees from about 20,000 players on 578 teams. Massillon fullback Bob Howe captains the first team, with Don Bucci of Youngstown East at quarterback and Doug Goodsell and Ray Perkins as featured backs. Endes Jerry Ford and Bob Harris pace the line, with Don Swartz and Sam Palumbo at tackles and Jim Reichenbach pairing with Jack Appel at guards.
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Associated Press
Coaches Association
Massillon
Bob Howe
Toledo Libbey
Dick Szymanski
Youngstown East
Don Bucci
Doug Goodsell
Upper Arlington
Ohio
Lakewood
Ray Perkins
Howe
Harris
Don Swartz
Newark
Sam Palumbo
Cleveland Collinwood Club
Palumbo
Bob Harris
Barberton
Jim Reichenbach
Toledo
Libbey
Jack Appel
Portsmouth
Cleve. Collinwood
Jerry Ford
Akron South
Jerry Krisher
D. Davis
Steubenville Cent
R. Masturzo
St. Vincent
Jay Ansel
Zanesville
John Borton
Alliance
George Riley
P. Brubeck
Cle
Ignatius H
Claude Neeley Hamilton
Buckeyes Fight Quiet Start as Bucks Face Rough Season
Ohio State basketball shows early struggles after losing stars like Dick Schnittker. Kansas State defeated the Buckeyes 68 to 51 in Columbus, while Kansas and other Midwest teams posted decisive wins in early action.
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Ohio State
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Associated Press
Bradley University
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Kansas State
Lawrence
Kas
Phog Allen
Kansas
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DePauw
Iowa City
Illinois
Marquette
Iowa State
Simpson
Nebraska
Northwest Missouri
Oklahoma A & M
DePaul
West Texas State
Kent State Football Dinner Rescheduled For Monday
The Kent State University football dinner, canceled earlier due to heavy snows, will be held in the Kent State Union next Monday at 6 30 p m. Thirty players will receive letters and the Alumni Award for outstanding sophomore will be presented with Rev Kenneth Gass of Massillon as speaker.
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Kent State University
Kent State Union
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Long OCR list of players by position and school team notes
A dense string lists names of players by position across many Ohio high schools. The fragment combines entries for tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks fullbacks and multiple school affiliations, with no complete narrative or dates.
Lewis Urges College Education To SEC All Star Gridders
Gallipolis The SEC League’s 22 player all star squad gathered for the second annual Kiwanis sponsored dinner where Art Lewis WVU head coach urged players to pursue college education. He shared stories from his Middleport days and emphasized continuing after earning recognition in football.
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Gallipolis
SEC League
Art Lewis
West Virginia University
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
Middleport
Ohio WA
Grace Methodist Church
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Kiwanis Club
D. Paul Davies
Messenger Newsphoto
Cage Games Tonight Across Ohio and Nearby Regions
Local schedule lists multiple high school and college men’s games across Ohio and surrounding states. Matches include Athens at Lancaster St Marys Philo at Glouster Stockport at Bartlett Rio Grande at Gallipolis Ames Bern at Racine Troy at Buchtel Chauncey at The Plains Murray City at Carbon Hill Nelsonville at Shade Centerville at Tuppers Plains Wilkesville at Albany and Ohio LA vs Marietta at OU gym with frosh games and national pairings at Madison Square Garden.
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Lancaster St. Mary's
Philo
Glouster
Stockport
Bartlett
Rio Grande
Gallipolis
Ames-Bern
Racine
Troy
Buchtel
Chauncey
the Plains
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
Shade
Centerville
Tuppers Plains
Wilkesville
Albany
Glouster Keg Standings And Weekly Schedule
This week’s schedule lists Ogg Motor Co. versus Union Lunch on Tuesday, Buckeye Gem against Jonas Ins. on Wednesday, and Hotel Bar versus Wonder Bar on Thursday. High team triple Union Lunch with 2602 and high team single Hotel Bar with 957. High individual triple L. Lent 631 and high individual single J. Hemsley 257. High average bowler G. Thompson 175.11.
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Jonas Ins
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Union Lunch
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Charles 1-5 Choice To Beat Barone in Title Bout Tonight
Heavyweight champ Ezzard Charles defends his title in a 15 round bout against Nick Barone in Cincinnati. Charles holds a 5-1 favorite edge with Barone rated tough and capable of studding the gardens of the champion. Barone has 52 fights with 21 knockouts and four decisions, while Charles seeks a fifth title defense since beating Joe Louis in September.
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Barone
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Wizards of Odds
New Yorker
Pacific
Joe Louis
Mahatma
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