Don Peden Retires After 26-Year Ohio U Football Run
Don C. Peden, longtime Ohio University coach and athletic director, retires December 31 after 26 years guiding the Bobcats in football, baseball, and athletics. He built winning teams from small-town players, led multiple conference titles, and remained committed to academics alongside football.
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Morrow Moore Fight Odds Reach 6-5
Betting odds for the Leonard Morrow vs Archie Moore 15 round light heavyweight bout are 6-5. The NBA will list the winner as the preferred contender for the American light heavy crown held by Joe Maxim. Detroit Lions tackle Kimball Merrill previously scored 33 points in a 33-14 win over Reedley Junior College. Pro football players receive daily 5 000 to 6 000 calories, above the 4 000 eaten by troops in combat.
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Fast Break Passing Key To Colorful Basketball Offense
Nat Holman outlines CCNY fast break as three men push up court with a big man rebounding and a trailer on No 4. Emphasizes sure passes, quick handling, and team play to beat ballhawks. Next feature covers single pivot offense by Honey Russell.
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Combined NCAA-AAU Punch Aimed at Code Violators
SOUTH BEND Ind A bold denial of lax ethics in college sport looms as NCAA and AAU join forces against sanity code violators Officials including Dr Karl Leib of Iowa and Avery Brundage weigh sterner penalties to bar athletes from Olympic teams The discussion centers on athletic scholarships and the need based grants while commentator Leib questions Brundages stance and a three meal training table proposal with academic grading and eligibility implications.
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High School Cage Games and College Matchups Across Regions
Tonight's slate features Oak Hill at Jackson and other high school games across the area including Ruchtel at Rockbridge Trimble at The Plains and McArthur at Chauncey. College action lists Dayton at Miami and Notre Dame at Wisconsin among numerous others with regional and national teams. A note mentions Yale football: only three players weighed over 200 pounds, the heaviest 205.
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Yanks Washington Hold Key To All Player Deals
The Yankees George Stirnweiss and Senators Eddie Robinson are the hold ups at the Major League meetings. Bill DeWitt says all clubs wait for New York and Washington to close trades before acting. Managers note several teams want Stirnweiss or Robinson, while Casey Stengel says the Yankees have multiple strong second basemen and would trade one only for a front line pitcher.
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Keysort Takes Lead As McBee Bowl Standings Tighten
Keysort moved into sole first in the McBee League by 27 points after winning two of three against last place Machine Shop. Ross Hall led with a 00 set and Frank Calvin scored 477 for Finishing as several teams battled for second, including Research, General Plant, Offset, and Order Department. CHICK MAGGIOLI and Jim MetGhee appear in brief notes about players and honors.
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College and pro basketball and boxing results roundup
College basketball scores include Kansas State over West Virginia aA Texas A&M 66 Abilene Christian 45 Loyola Chicago 74 Marquette 44 Bradley 64 Nebraska 54 Texas Christian 7 Missouri 95 George Washington 88 Wash- Lee 68 Kalamazoo 56 Adrian 54 Morehead 65 Murray Gs Geneva 87 St. Vincent 97 Hamline 65 Denver Regis 40 Pepperdine 55 Santa Barbara 47 Capital 76 Denison 56 Ohio Northern 49 Detroit Tech 40 Ohio Wesleyan 57 Otterbein 57 Wilberforce 56 Muffton 54 Alderson Broaddus 50 Mount Tinton 48 Wright Field 49 Ft. Know 81 Spring Public 44 Dayton Stivers 43 Dayton Roosevelt 42 Xenia Central 36 Professional Anderson 105 Fort Wayne 7. Boxing results list notable bouts Rex Layne 186 Utah outpointed How Sandel 205 Los Angeles 10. Mimic Adragne 199 Pittsburgh drew with Augie Lapara 145 New Orleans 10. Terry Moore 10 Baltimore outpointed Holly Mins 158 Washington 10. Jimmy Sherrer 149 Milwaukee outpointed Jimmy Welch 155 Columbus Obie Npwark Tony Riceo 119 Bayonne outpointed Sammy Angott 146 Washington Pa 10. Dave Whitlock 182 San Francisco outpointed Nick Barone 175 Syracuse 10.
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