Ohio U Tramples Denison in Last Half 72 to 35
Ohio University Bobcats used a dominating second half to defeat host Denison 72 to 35 after a tight 23 to 20 halftime lead. Key scorers Kenny Walters Fire Miller and Russ Gregg fueled a 49 point final half while Denison fouls sidelined three regulars. Bobcat Miller led with 17 points and Dickey held Lawrence to one point as OU solidified its second straight win.
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Ohio 1945 All State High School Grid Team Named
AP lists 11 seniors on the 1945 Ohio high school football All-State first team chosen from hundreds of ballots. The lineup features a heavy, fast unit with an almost all senior roster. Ralph J. Riegle of Elida is the lone junior and Leonard Corbin of Warren is the repeater from 1944.
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Elida
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Warren
Robert Lally
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
American Legion Day in Ohio Declared for December 15
Gov Frank Lausche issued a proclamation making December 15 American Legion Day in Ohio. He urged citizens to assist returning Ohio service members adjusting to civilian life. Ed Cline and Bill Bailey of Columbus were noted for 7 10 conversions, eight this season in ABC league play.
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Varsity O Initiates Thirteen Members At Ohio U
Ohio University gridders began the football season with a Sunday ceremony in Men's Gymnasium. Thirteen new members were welcomed as letter winners, amid secrecy and pre initiation rituals last week. President Bob Wren led the initiation followed by refreshments in the Varsity Room.
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Free tuition for sons and daughters of World War I veterans
Oberlin College trustees vote free four year tuition for children of graduates and former students who died in military service during World War I. They also approve two residence halls, a Far Eastern studies department, and reelect Leyton E. Carter, Judge Robert N Wilkin, and Frank C Van Cleef to six year terms.
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Local Standouts List Incomplete Akron Garfield Names
A fragmentary roster style item lists players including Sonny Gandee of Akron Garfield Robt Wagner of Cleveland Cath Latin Ed Leschansky Dayton Ch'made Chester Daniels Bellaire Cliff Nolan Lorain Tony Zettler Canton Lincoln Pat Mancuso Leetoma Paul Drennan Cincinnati Elder Ralph Pucci Canton McKinley Walter Schultz Cleveland Marshall Frank Cortez Lieubens tle Cent.
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Bowlera Victory Legion Gifts 56 606 ABC Guides to Yanks
The Bowlera Victory Legion donates 56 606 copies of the American Bowling Congress Official Guide to hospitalized U S troops. The 735 page book includes a bowling course and elite stances for armless and legless veterans. George McDonald of San Francisco set a sight unseen record with a 256 game. Mary Jane ODonnell of Waukegan Illinois, paralyzed as a girl, recovered by bowling and became a top woman bowler.
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San Francisco
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Waukegan
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OU Ticket Manager Sells 100 Seats for Madison Square Garden Double Header
Harold Wise, OU ticket sales manager, has 100 tickets for a December 22 Madison Square Garden double header featuring Rochester against NYU and Ohio University. Tickets are offered on a first come basis, with three price sections on the same floor side and a raised court mezzanine and arena portion.
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Ohio Sportsmen Eye 1952 Olympics in Buckeye State
A coalition of Ohio sportsmen civic and business leaders met through the Zanesville Chamber of Commerce to pursue bringing the 1952 Olympic Games to Ohio. Plans call for track and field at Ohio State University and swimming at Buckeye Lake with an executive committee led by Ed Barker and including figures from Ohio Wesleyan University Miami University and the Columbus Chamber of Commerce.
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Zanesville Chamber of Commerce
George Rider
Miami University
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Columbus
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
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Columbus Convention
Olympic Sports For Army Units In Pacific Series
Army sports competitions across 15 disciplines begin this month and run through finals in Japan Manila Honolulu and the Marianas. Finals in Japan cover football volleyball and horseshoes while Manila hosts baseball basketball track and badminton. Honolulu will decide boxing golf and swimming. The Marianas host softball tennis handball and table tennis.
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Deliver Ball With Good Form Relax Start In Bowling
NEC DAYsports column offers a four step delivery guide for bowlers. It emphasizes a relaxed stance, proper weight distribution, and a calm start to preserve rhythm. It notes using bowling shoes for grip and comments on right handed gear. Next section promises the four step delivery.
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