OU at Delaware Tonight For Clash With Bishops
Ohio University's cagers travel to Delaware to face Ohio Wesleyan Bishops in a second game after a 68-67 loss to Marietta. Coach Snyder eyes Scotty Griesheimer back for tonight or Saturday vs Kent State, with freshmen and reserves seeing action.
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Delaware
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Jim Snyder
Scotty Griesheimer
Athens
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Wilmington
Bob Overdale
Bill Smith
John Bauknecht
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Nat Holman Defends Reputation Amid Suspension
Nat Holman, suspended by the New York Board of Higher Education over unbecoming conduct, vows to clear his name after the 1951 CCNY fix scandal probe. He returns from Europe claiming the charges are wholly unjustified and that his lifetime reputation is at stake.
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Notre Dame to Apply for Commercial TV Station in South Bend
Fr. Edmund P. Joyce, Notre Dame executive VP, announced to the Notre Dame Club of Chicago that Notre Dame has applied for a commercial television station in South Bend. He noted South Bend is allotted one educational and two commercial channels and cautioned educational television would cost about one million dollars annually. The station would operate as a separate corporation with some profits funding a university communication school. Joyce reaffirmed the NCAA video plan violates anti trust laws but said Notre Dame will not pursue legal action.
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Edmund P. Joyce
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South Bend
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Notre Dame Club of Chicago
NCAA
Franco tops North in Shrine North South clash
Fred Franco starred for the North squad in the Shrine Bowl Christmas night in the Orange Bowl. The selection list grew to ten players for the North team as Franco joined the top ground gainers.
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Fla
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Betting Tax Hike Sought to Boost Ohio Revenues
Gov. Frank J. Lausche urged raising pari mutuel betting taxes to align Ohio revenues with other states. He cited Michigan Massachusetts New Hampshire and West Virginia as examples. Ohio racing tax take reached 1.849 million dollars from 84 million in bets this year.
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Miami Open Draws Nation's Top Golfers
A field of 183 pros and amateurs compete for 64 berths in the $10,000 Miami Open at Miami Springs Golf Course. The 72-hole event runs Thursday through Sunday, with 86 players exempt from qualifying on the 7 101-yard, 35 36 71 layout. The tournament is open with no clear favorite.
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Miami Springs
Lauterbur Resigns Collinwood Football Post for Kent State Line Coach
Frank X. Lauterbur resigns as head football coach at Collinwood High School to take the line coaching job at Kent State University.
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Cleveland
Frank X. Lauterbur
Collinwood High School
Kent State University
Fordham End Ed Brown Sets Major College Catch Record
Ed Brown, Fordham end from Jersey City, set a major college single season record with 57 receptions in eight games, 10 more than his nearest rival. He also led in receiving yards with 774, and set a two season total of 91 catches. Brown had 15 receptions for 233 yards in Fordham’s final game against NYU.
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Ncaa Service Bureau
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Barney Poole
Art Weiner
North
Weiner
Ree
Joe MacClaran
Drake
John Carroll
Holy Cross
Rocky Ryan
Rex Smith
Illinois
Tulsa
Yale
Ed Woodsum
Pennsylvania
Bill Deuber
Joe Collier
Northwestern
Colgate
Gar
Chandler
Slingin Sam Quits Sunday After 1937 Pro Debut
Sammy Baugh announced this would be his last year as a player for the Washington Redskins. The 24,942 spectators at Griffith Stadium watched him start in 1937, and he will again face the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday while questions linger about his future role, possibly as assistant coach.
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Cage Card This Week for Area High School Games
Tonight Perry County League matchups include Thornville at New Straitsville and Shawnee at Moxahala. Muskingum Valley League features Glouster at Philo and Crooksville at Dresden with New Concord at MM Caldwell at Roseville. Vinton County League has Allensville at Hamden and Chesterhill at Vincent. Independent games list Forest Grove at Reinersville and Bartlett at Stockport among others.
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Jackson
Zaleski
Cage Scores College Roundup of Weekend Basketball
Niagara 65 to 55 over Bowling Green. Minnesota 76 over Xavier 71. Capital 84 past Denison 71. Duquesne 65 over St Francis Pa 53. Marquette 83 over Ripon 55. DePaul 86 over St Norbert 58. Louisville 89 over Purdue 85. Mississippi 100 over Arkansas State 80. Tulane 79 over Pensacola Nava Air Station 49. Vanderbilt 92 over David Lipscomb 66. LSU 124 over Southwestern of Memphis 33. Western Maryland 77 over Catholic. NBA notes: Indianapolis 81 over Minneapolis 76. Milwaukee 101 over Syracuse 89.
Seattle boxer Matthews withdraws from Williams clash
British heavyweight champion Johnny Williams will face an opponent other than Harry Matthews after Matthews suffered a back injury in training three days ago, forcing cancellation of their scheduled 10 round bout in London.
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Kid) Matthews
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Hildebrand Tops New York Barons In Wide Scoring Spree
Hildebrand led a high scoring game for the Barons, a five foot seven sniper tallies 28 points, 16 goals and 12 assists boosting New York with a strong performance.
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Hildewand
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Barons
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St Marys Dominate Athens For Third Straight Win
St Marys built a 26 point first half lead and defeated Athens 66 to 42 as Athens two starters fouled out. Harry Fitzpatrick led the Bulldogs with 6 4 pivot help while Dave Rempe and Steve Joos aided the offense in a one sided win.
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Iowa coach Bucky O'Connor banned seven months by Big Ten
Big Ten suspends Iowa basketball coach Bucky O'Connor for seven months for recruiting violations. The action, the most severe since 1929, blocks him from contact with prospective athletes and public appearances. Other coaches face penalties in undisclosed cases as conference officials say announcements will come from the schools.
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Iowa
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Kenneth L. Tug Wilson
Quincy
Mnes
Hawkeye
Tough Tommy Collins Tops Lauro Salas in Boston Thriller
Tommy Collins of Boston survived a brutal first round to win a ten round unanimous decision over Lauro Salas of Monterrey. The 23 year old belter, rocked early, recovered to outbox and cut Salas as a Boston Garden crowd of 13,909 roared. Salas, a former lightweight king, pressed hard after the knockdown but Collins claimed the decision to fuel moves toward both light and featherweight title hopes.
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Patterson Signs For Sabotin Fight
Brooklyn based Olympic middleweight boxing champion Floyd Patterson will meet Lalu Sabotin of Warren Ohio in an eight round bout at Eastern Parkway Arena on December twenty ninth. Promoter Emil Lence said the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund will receive 150 percent of the net receipts.
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Lalu Sabotin
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Eastern Parkway Arena
Emil Lence
Damon Runyon Cancer
Tax lien filed against Dallas Texans for amusement taxes
The Bureau of Internal Revenue filed a tax lien against the Dallas Texans of the National Professional Football League to recover $0,000 in amusement taxes. The unpaid taxes were collected by the club in Dallas during the current season.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Dallas Texans
National Professional Football League
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