Youth Is Secret Weapon at Athens Banquet
Ohio State University junior varsity football coach George Staten told Athens High School guests that America's youth are the secret weapon and urged precision ethics learned on the field. Superintendent Willard Barker introduced Staten and highlighted sportsmanship and upcoming squad details as letters were awarded to players and managers.
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AHL
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John Blair
James Brooks
George Cabeen
Bill Frey
David Hamilton
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David Neutzling
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Charles Tribe
Frank Watkins
Jim Widdoes
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Wendell Fryer
Jim Guseman
Joe Scott
John Guthrie
Nick Parkis
Don Tolliver
Bill Whaley
Quale Vermillion
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Chauncey Defeats Coalton 65 to 27 in SEC Buckeye League
Chauncey Dover High rolled to a 65 27 victory over Coalton led by 24 points in the second quarter. Mel Showalter Hubert Bobo and Lowell Davis each had 11 points to pace Chauncey with 10 players scoring as reserves outscored Coalton 34 11 in the preliminary. Coalton's Stephenson led visitors with eight.
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Basketball Tonight Features Strong East Coast Showdowns
Steubenville visits Marietta while Boston U meets Boston College and Texas plays Canisius. Other notable games include Wyoming at Colorado and Clemson at Georgia with multiple matchups across major venues such as Madison Square Garden.
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Noor to End Racing Career and Begin Stud Life
Inglewood California Noor the five year old handicap star retires from racing after today and will stand at stud tomorrow at San Ysidro Farm of the Charles S. Howard estate. Noor closed his career with a triumph in the $100000 Gold Cup handicap last Saturday defeating top rivals including Hill Prince.
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Roseville Ramblers Hold Off Glouster Tomcats 47 46
Roseville edged Glouster 47 to 46 as Ray Johnston narrowed the margin to one in the final minute. John Dunnette led Glouster with 15 points, while Johnston added 12. Roseville’s Rider and Melick combined for 24 and reserves won 43 29.
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College Scores Roundup From Across The Circuit
College results show Ohio U 75 over Ohio Wesleyan 57 and Denison 79 past Kenyon 67 while Defiance 66 edged Ohio Northern 58. Findlay 48 beat Bluffton 47. Bowling Green 74 over Arkansas State. St Geneva 81 over Akron 57. Navy 85 over Western Maryland 55.
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Depauw
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Virginia
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Southern Meth
Centenary
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Nelsonville Greyhounds rout Holy Trinity 74 57 in home win
Nelsonville's Greyhounds beat Somerset Holy Trinity 74 to 57 for their second win in three games. Dick Litzinger scored 21 for Holy Trinity, while John Powell led Nelsonville with 18 and Dick Hubbard added 15 as the Hounds opened a 33-26 halftime edge and pulled away in the third period. Nelsonville reserves defeated Holy Trinity 39-27 for their third straight win.
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Rutland Tops Chester Five in 39 20 Basketball Game
Rutland High opened strong and kept the lead to defeat Chester Bluebirds 39 to 20. Jim Snowden led Rutland with 10 points, Lowell Vance 9, Barton 8, and Rhodes 8 for Chester. Rutland moved to 2-1 in three games, with Chester’s reserves losing 25-21.
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All Stars Beat Donkey Ball Team In Point Pleasant Debut
In Point Pleasant the All Stars defeated the Big Reds 14 to 8 in a donkey basketball game. Pete Sommer led with eight points while Richard Henderson and Lepp added four and two respectively for the Reds. The event opened the season ahead of the Big Blacks January 2 opener.
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Big Reds
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Charles Fowler
Wetzel
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Lepp
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Withers
Burdell Buck
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Rex Garrison
Rayateion Rex
Fred Vance
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Bill Ellis
Manford Blessing
Carbon Hill trounces Laurelville 82 42 in league bout
Sonny Campbell, Carbon Hill, scored 23 points to spark an easy 82 to 42 win over Laurelville in Hocking County League play. Carbon Hill led 23 9 at first, 43 23 at halftime, and 69 28 in the third. Elmer Waltz had 16 for Laurelville. The Carbon Hill reserves also won 46 to 31. Horace Hendrickson, in his second year as Duke freshman coach, quarterbacked Wallace Wade's first Duke grid team in 1951.
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Sonny Campbell
Carbon Hill
Elmer Waltz
Horace Hendrickson
Duke
Wallace Wade
Leahy Receives Salary Increase Amid Confidence Vote
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy earned a vote of confidence and a substantial salary raise at a testimonial dinner. President Rev. John J. Cavanaugh confirmed the increase, reportedly lifting Leahy's pay from last season’s 15000 dollars. Bud Wilkinson credited Leahy for Oklahoma's recent success, while the AP crowned Oklahoma national champions and Notre Dame flop of the year.
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Frank Leahy
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Trish
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Sooners
Wilkinson
Irish
John J. Cavanaugh
Father Cavanaugh
Tempe's Whizzer White Tops Ball Carrying List
New York reports Wilford White from Arizona State College at Tempe led college football in rushing with 1502 yards across 10 games. He held a 160 yard edge over Nebraska’s sophomore climax runner Bobby Reynolds.
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Whizzer) White
Arizona State College
Tempe
Bobby Reynolds
Nebraska
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