Bulldogs Outgame Lancaster in Saturday Scramble
Ohio U. wrestling coach Thor Olson conducted a Toledo YMCA clinic on conditioning and training amid midseason tryouts for the OU mat squad set to open next week against Waynesburg. Kermit Blosser and Jim Snyder aided Olson as OU staff members bolster wrestling and other sports programs.
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Thor
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Kermit Blosser
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Athens Hands Lancaster St Marys 33 28 In a tight battle
Athens High held off Lancaster St Marys 33 28 in a feisty Friday night game at the tight cagey gym. Don Ferguson sparked the Athens comeback with a one handed field goal and a foul to swing the score, while Dick Coury and Maurice Currens anchored defense and late scoring.
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Maurice Currens
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Hock
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Flowers
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Lehew Slack Spark Panthers To Win
Pomeroy Panthers overcome Newport High 50 to 35 in opening game. Bayles O Neal Pryor and McGee led scoring while Newport pressed in late. Williams used four subs to stretch lead. Bentley Kenyon star dies at 60 in Columbus.
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Ed Pryor
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Nottmen
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Williams
Charles Slack
William Lehew
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Bedilion
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Sapp
Slack
Werry
B. Ohlinger
Generals Beat Zaleski in Thrilling 32-27 Victory
McArthur's Generals rebound from a loss to Athens to edge Zaleski's Bobcats 32 to 27 in a close contest. Danny Peyton led Zaleski with seven from distance and a free throw, while Jim Fox scored 14 for McArthur in the final period. McArthur reserves overwhelmed Zaleski 34-9. Referee Greenisen.
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White Crest Five Tops Murray City In Home Victory
The White Crest All Stars built a 20-6 first quarter lead and routed Murray City Legionnaires 46-23 on their floor. Center Djura led with 18 points, while no other player topped eight. Halftime stood at 27-11, 39-17 after three periods.
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Murray City Legionnaires
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White Crest
Toledo Rockets topple Bates in Glass Bowl debut
In the first Glass Bowl post season game at Toledo, the Rockets beat Bates College 21 to 12. Toledo overpowered Bates despite a 6-0 Bates lead, with Ehrhardt’s 21 yard interception return and a late 54 yard pass to Hardy sealing the win.
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John Shutt
Rockets
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Ehrhardt
Ducky Pond
Shutt
Lee Pete
Chuck Hardy
Easterners
Heap
Phillies Acquire Leonard and Woodling in Winter Meetings Swap
The Philadelphia Phillies bought knuckleballer Dutch Leonard from Washington and Pittsburgh obtained outfielder Gene Woodling from Cleveland in a two trade deal at the close of the winter meetings. Lopez moves to Cleveland in the Woodling trade. A pension plan committee will set up a joint Major League panel with each club contributing 250 a year, while radio rights and All Star proceeds are guaranteed. The pension kitty aims to reach 675 000 for earlier retirement options.
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Ashington
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Detroit Tigers
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Pirate Ching Department
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Cleved
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Johnny Murphy
Oaks overpower Gallia Academy 53 to 22 in Gallipolis
Oak Hill High School cagers defeated Gallia Academy Blue Devils 53 to 22 on Friday night. The Oaks used height advantage to jump to an early lead and never relinquished it, marking their second win of the season after a 46 to 26 victory over Blackford of Lawrence County.
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Oak Hill High School
Blue Devils
Gallia Academy High School
Oaks
Blackford
Lawrence County
Stage Resigns at Pacific to Aid Susquehanna
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 84, resigns as football coach at the College of the Pacific to take an advisory coaching role at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa. He will finish the Optimist Bowl with COP before reporting. he emphasizes a lifelong commitment to active coaching over a consultant position.
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College of Pacific
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Susquehanna
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Pennsylvania Institution
College of the Pacific
Houston
Texas
Fresno
University of Chicago
Plains Indians subdue Ames Bern 38 25 for third league win
The Plains High Indians defeated Ames Bern 38 25 to stay undefeated in Athens County League play. Dale Channell scored 12 and Bill Thompson 11 as the Indians pulled away in the second half, while McKinley and White led Ames Bern with nine each. In the secondary game the Plains beat Ames Bern 27 17.
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Leake
Rapp
Naval Academy Halfback Chewning Resigns After Close Loss
Annapolis Md The Naval Academy announced the resignation of Halfback Lynn Chewning from Richmond Va who earlier helped fuel a transfer controversy involving Virginia Military Institute. Vice Admiral Aubrey W Fitch the academy superintendent declined to give the reason for Chewnings resignation.
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Army
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Richmond
Virginia Military Institute
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Aussies win Melbourne doubles title in Victorian finals
Australia duo Jack Bromwich and Colin Long defeat United States champions Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-3 to win the Victorian championships doubles final in Melbourne.
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Australia
Jack Bromwich
Colin Long
Gardnar Mulloy
Billy Talbert
United States
Richland Bombers Edge Wilkesville In Close Tilt
The Richland Bombers beat Wilkesville 40-38 after a late-quarter rally. Patterson led with 17 points while Cecil added 11. Wilkesville’s Penn Ragan and White scored nearly all the Falcons’ points as reserves won 25-10.
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Cecil
Penn
Ragan
White
Richland
Cook Brothers Lead Ohio University Swimming Team
The Cook brothers Phil and Desmond head 27 aspirants for the Ohio University swim team under Coach Frank Szalay. The squad, training in the women’s gym pool, includes six meets starting January 11 against Bowling Green, with divers led by Ford Baker and Ronnie Barth and a schedule featuring Wittenberg, Cincinnati, and Ohio Wesleyan.
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Panama Canal Zone
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Mansfield
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Athens
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Detroit
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Blaik Named Coach of the Year in Coaches Poll
Earl Red Blaik, mentor of the undefeated Army team, was chosen Coach of the Year in a coaches poll conducted by the New York World Telegram and Scripps Howard newspapers. Bert Labrucherie of UCLA finished second after guiding an 10 game unbeaten season.
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Red) Blaik
Army
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