Buckeye Quints Spotlight and Buckeye League Open
Cleveland's Browns crowned champions of the All-America Football Conference by sweeping the four seasons and playoff tests. The piece notes looming NFL tests next season and compares leagues amid financial strains. It also previews a six-game Buckeye League slate with Chauncey, The Plains, Jackson, and nearby towns, plus adjustments from Trimble and county rivals.
College Central Meets In Roundup Of Scores
A broad roundup covers college and high school results across basketball football and hockey. Notable scores include Oklahoma 55 and Illinois 47 in basketball, Alabama 53 over Georgia 38, Kentucky 90 and Western Ontario 18 in separate matchups, along with hockey results Toronto 2 Boston 1 and New York 1 Detroit 0 in the NHL.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Chamile
Greenville
Dayton Wright
Newport Cath
Columbus Central
Kenton
Findlay
Washington
Cinn
Hughes
Withrow
Portsmouth
Greenfield
Toronto
Boston
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Cleveland
New Haven
Hershey
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Providence
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cariials
Philadelphia
New York Plants
Green Bay
New York Bullegs
Browns May Fold Without Needed Players Amid League Shakeup
Browns coach Paul Brown warned the team could fold if not supplied with key personnel and a strong division placement in the new league. Cleveland just clinched its fourth straight All-America Conference title by beating the 49ers 21 to 7, and Brown urged access to top opponents and a fair draft pool from Buffalo. He noted the peace accord was a capitulation and questioned future voting among All-America remnants.
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Browns
San Francisco
Cleveland
Paul E. Brown
Brown
Arthur
Mickey) McBride
McBride Wuld
49Ers
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Cardinals
New York Bulldogs
Buffalo
Jim Brueil
Team 4 Surges to Alone First in Sunday Mixed League
Team No 4 defeated Reba Shafer 3-0 to break a first place tie and claim sole leadership. Gene Underwood 523 and Dusty Carr 394 led Team 4, while Dan Merrick 496 and Dot Conkey 342 topped Reba Shafer. Beckley’s moved to second after edging Pfeiffers Beers 2-1. Nye Chevrolet rose to third with a 3-0 win over Roger Dean.
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Beckley’s
Nye Chevrolet
Roger Dean
Reba Shafer
Pfeiffers Beers
Jim Mills
Beckley
Gene Underwood
Dusty Carr
Dan Merrick
Dot Conkey
Beckley's
Pfeiffers
Helen Watkins
Jim Johnson
Maywood Smith
Iva Adams
Ed Efaw
Sara Strawn
Deans
Dave Strawn
Xavier Quint Loses In Last Six Seconds
Western Kentucky overcame Xavier Musketeers 59-57 as Jack Turner hit a 25 foot shot with six seconds left. The Hilltoppers erased a 57-52 deficit in the final 90 seconds before the final buzzer.
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Xavier Quint
Cincinnati
Jack Turner
Western Kentucky
Xavier Musketeers
Xaver
Hilltoppers
Rio Grande Cagers Lose Eighth Game
Pikeville College defeated Rio Grande 76 to 68 as Rio Grande dropped to 1 win in 9 starts. Kip Williams led Rio with 21 points while Vesper Singleton scored 17 for Pikeville in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Pikeville
Rio Grande
Rio
Kip Williams
Vesper Singleton
CAGE GAMES THIS WEEK AND MID-AMERICAN MATCHUPS
A schedule of college and high school games. Key Oct and Nov matchups include Oak Hill at Jackson, Buchtel at Rockbridge, Trimble at The Plains, McArthur at Chauncey, Wahama at Ripley, and Rome at Troy. Ohio U and other colleges feature OU vs Mt Union and various conference games across the region.
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Oak Hill
Jackson
Buchtel
Rockbridge
Trimble
the Plains
McArthur
Chauncey
Roseville
Glotster
Wahama
Ripley
Harrisonville
Albany
Nelsonville
Athens
Gallipolis
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Wellston
Waterloo
Shade
Rome
Troy
Ames-Bern
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
Pennsville
Somerset Trinity
Zaleski
Wilkesville
Racine
Glouster
Crooksville
Wahamsa
Buffalo
Bremen
Dayton
Miami
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Manchester
Western Mich
Michigan
Butler
Kansas U
Cincinnati
West
Reserve
Mt. Union
Majors Deadlocked on Playoff Setup
The American and National Leagues clash over pennant tiebreaker methods with a three day meeting underway. Commissioner Chandler may cast a deciding vote if no uniform playoff is agreed. Trade talks and management changes also loom as Braves seek deals with Giants Cubs and Reds.
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Joe Reichler
New York
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Butler Edged By Ohio State In Indianapolis Thriller
Butler’s Ralph O'Brien scored 30 points in a 67-65 loss to Ohio State. The 5'9" guard narrowed Butler's halftime deficit and briefly put the Bulldogs ahead, but Ohio State, led by Dick Schnittker and Bob Denham, pulled away early and held on as Schnittker finished with 21 before fouling out.
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Indianapolis
Butler University
Ralph (Buckshot) O’brien
Bulldogs
Ohio State
O’brien
Butler
Dick Schnittker
Bob Denham
Schnittker
Buckeyes
Buchtel Grade Five Tops Murray City
Buchtel seventh and eighth graders defeated a Murray City team 19 to 18 on Thursday evening at Murray City. Sullivan led the winners coached by Orville Martin with seven points. With three seconds remaining a long range shot for victory did not go in.
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Buchtel
Murray City
Sullivan
Orville Martin
Blue Devils Dominate Oak Hill 54 to 27 in Chauncey
Chauncey Dover High's Blue Devil basketball team defeated Oak Hill 54 to 27. Wid Canter led with 25 points as Chauncey built an early lead and controlled the boards throughout the game. Oak Hill missed early chances and trailed 12 11 after the first period.
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Blue Devil
Chauncey-Dover High
Oak Hill
Blue Devils
Wid Canter
Jan Taylor
Jenkins
Taylor
Collins
Showalter
Ocanter
Cooksey
Sufronko
Cline
Bobo
Davis
Wai
Howell
Miller
Ewer
E. Lewis
Cnneeee
Kidder
Feed
Jones
Mnovecncone
W. Lewis
Crace
Substitute leads Western Reserve past Fenn College
Akron sophomore Dick Everhardt scored 18 points to spark Western Reserve to a 66 55 win over Fenn College on Saturday night.
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Cleveland
Dick Everhardt
Akron
Western Reserve
Fenn College
Colorado Triumphs Over Northwestern 67 63
Colorado erased a 13 point deficit in the final 10 minutes to defeat Northwestern 67 63 in an intersectional basketball clash Saturday night. Colorado staged a dramatic late surge to secure the win.
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Colorado
Chicago
OU Booked Twice As MA Teams Face Busy Week
Ohio University's basketball schedule spans two Mid America games and a full 12 game week. The Bobcats host Chio Wesleyan on Wednesday and travel to Mt Union Saturday while also facing Kent State, Kansas, and Western Kentucky in a jammed Christmas week. Western Kentucky beat Xavier 57 to 50 last Saturday.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Broaddus
Mt. Union
Marietta
Muskingum
West Liberty
New Mexico
Kent State
Dayton
Tennessee
Bowling Green
Ohio Northern
Youngstown
West Virginia
Chattanooga
Tampa
Fla
Ohio
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Alliance
Kent
Cincinnati Gardens
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Western
Kentucky
Queen City
Hilltoppers
Xavier
Hesties
Columbus’ Coliseum
W. Va
Delaware
Wesleyan
Morgantown
Hoosiers
Ohio State
Bearcats Break Scoring Record in Win Over Wesleyan
University of Cincinnati basketball team broke the school scoring mark as they routed Kentucky Wesleyan 96 to 52 at UC, led by forward Dick Dallmer with 21 points. UC jumped to an 8-7 lead and never trailed, holding a 43-25 halftime edge.
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Rock Bridge Union Furnace
Warriors
Rockbridge
Blick
Wi Williams
Tucker
G Sewer
Ewe
U Cramer
Walters
Ane
Nixon
E Me
Hixenbaugh
Ogg
Eee
Renee
Sigler
Vernon
Flashes claim third straight win over Adrian
Kent State University Golden Flashes rolled to a 75 to 34 victory over Adrian College on Saturday night marking their third consecutive win this season. Kent State dominated the game with strong defense and balanced scoring led by their leading players.
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Kent
Kent State University
Golden Flashes
Adrian, Mich
College
Gibisonville Wins Overtime Thriller Over Murray City 56 53
Gibisonville Tigers forced overtime with five final seconds to tie Murray City Miners and prevailed 56 53 in overtime. The see saw Hocking County League contest saw Murray City lose two men by personal fouls while Gibisonville faced game roughness. Whitcraft led Gibisonville with 22 points as the Tigers held early and late leads.
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Tigers
Murray City
Miners
Hocking
Murray
Whitcraft
Gibbisonville
Rob Shuttleworth
Minera
A. F
Shuttleworth
Swyers
B. Shuttleworth
Stone
Bookman
Senncoun
Martin
Garner
Gtrison
Will Qa
F. Whitcraft
Estermennereyll
Gene Carpenter
Meyer Edbedsentiedl
Moore
Oan
Shumaker and Fricker
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