Bobcats Rally for 42 29 Win Over Wabash College
Bill Trautwein’s Bobcats defeated Wabash College 42 to 29 for their third straight victory. Ohio led 24-14 late in the second half as Frankie Baumholtz and Charley Hess contributed key baskets while Wabash struggled offensively and fouled frequently.
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Northwestern and Purdue Are Unknown Quantities in Big Ten Race
Northwestern and Purdue face an unsettled Big Ten season with untested lineups. Northwestern’s improved speed and shooting contrast with benching of veteran forwards while Purdue relies on veterans plus promising sophomores to offset lost letters. both hope for a top division finish amid home and away games with major conference foes.
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Sammy Snead Captures Miami Open Title at 271
The White Sulphur Springs star Sammy Snead won the $2500 first prize in the Miami open golf tournament. He finished the 72 holes in 271 nine under par and earned top honors in the $10,000 event.
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Fish Stocking Totals Reported for Southeastern Ohio Streams
A fall stocking by the Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources lists 1 220 508 fish weighing 10 870 pounds in SE Ohio streams and lakes. Over a quarter million are game fish including largemouth smallmouth spotted bass rock bass bluegill channel catfish bullheads perch and crappies. Forage stocked includes tables crayfish and minnows and will aid existing waters.
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Question and sports queries span across readers in 1940 issue
The snippet contains a Q A on Bronko Nagurski nationality and baseball managerial changes in 1938 plus a query mail address. It also discusses fishing improvements in Athens County with new lakes funded by the Division of Conservation and NYA, stocking plans, and a seasonal closure through July 1940 for fish stock assessments.
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Frank Frisch
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions and Matches
A wide set of college and high school results features Ohio opponents and future college matchups. Notable showings include Ohio U over Wabash 42 29, Baylor over Southeast Oklahoma 41 34, and Utah 58 over Oregon State 37 with several other regional games listed.
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Massillon Boy on Tulane Squad Hurt in Sugar Bowl Prep
Massillon’s Bob Glass, Tulane left halfback, was hospitalized with a leg injury in New Orleans as Tulane prepared for the Sugar Bowl showdown with Texas A M. Coach Red Dawson said the injury dampened Green Wave prospects and cast doubt on an upset bid. Ample context notes Bob Hinchman, Princeton, is son of Bill Hinchman, Pirates scout.
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ASU Sun Bowl Punter Ripper Pitts Kicks Fifty Times
Tempe Arizona State Teachers star punter Wayne Ripper Pitts punted fifty times this season but only seven of those kicks were returned.
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Ripper
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Neyland Majesty Shapes Tennessee Rise to Rose Bowl
Maj. Robert Reese Neyland, Tennessee’s head coach, is credited with building a dynasty that left the Vols undefeated, untied, and unscored on as they head to the Rose Bowl. The article details his background as a boxer and football star, his demanding, precise coaching style, and his blends of classic schemes with innovative balance and quarterback leadership.
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Sun Bowl Preview Mixes Cowboys Spirit and Top Stars
Henry McLemore profiles the Sun Bowl clash featuring Arizona State College led by Wayne Pitts and coach Dixie Howell against Catholic University. The piece blends colorful mascot details, player stats, and historical notes on coaches and legends to set a festive bowl atmosphere.
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Anonymous donor funds operation for Olympic diver
Georgia Coleman, former Olympic diving champion, was assured of financial aid for a liver operation. An anonymous donor pledged to cover all hospital expenses until after the procedure, per W. W. Skelton a Coleman family friend.
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Marquette Coach's Son Joins Golden Avalanche Freshmen
Bill Chandler Jr the son of Marquette's basketball coach is listed as a member of the Golden Avalanche freshman squad.
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Bill Chandler, Jr
Marquette
Golden Avalanche
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