OU Rifle Team Eyes Shoulder Shoots in April
The OU rifle team under Capt McCanna fires matches at a home range under the football stadium and has split three matches by mail with losses to Indiana Penn State and Nevada. Remaining shoots loom at Oklahoma Rutgers Harvard Purdue Hawaii and Wisconsin through April with 10 players per match and top five scores counting toward the team total.
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L. McCatrige
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Indiana
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Nevada
Oklahoma
Rutgers
Harvard
Purdue
Hawaii
Wisconsin
How lane speed affects bowling ball action and spares
The article explains fast and slow lanes in bowling and how ball behavior changes. It notes that on slow lanes the ball hooks sharply and may cross in front of the head pin, while on fast lanes the ball slides with minimal hook.
Miami Stars Lead M A Conference Scorers
Two Miami University graduates Paul Schnackenberg and Bob Brown lead early Mid American Conference scoring with Schnackenberg at 31 goals 20 fouls and 8 points to Brown’s 32 field goals. Cincinnati’s Ralph Richter sits third with 74 points and free throws. Ohio’s Phil McKown shoots 56 percent. Western Michigan’s Bill Cochrane posts 72 points.
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Miami University
Paul Schnackenberg
Bob Brown
Schnackenberg
Brown
Ralph Richter
Cincinnati
Richter
Swift Noble
Western Michigan
Ohio
Phil McKown
Bearcats
Butler
al Rubenstein
Laub
Rubenstein
Bill Cochrane
Western Reserve
Redcats
Ralph Buckshot
DR. Brien
Cochrane
Bob Johnson
Ohio U
Don Bow
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Pointe
Miami
Cochrane West
O'Brien Butler
Rubenstein Cincinnati
Johnson Ohio U
Bowen W. Michigan
Laub Cincinnati
McKown Ohio U
Kinsley
Cooper West
Reserve
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Stuckey Miami
Postema
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Titan Noble
Michigan
Barrowcliff Butler
Lesko
Kentucky Replaces St. Louis As Nation's No. 1 Court Club
Kentucky ascends to No. 1 in the AP poll after a 24 point win and Notre Dame influence. St Louis University stands 13-1, Oklahoma Aggies also receive votes. Illinois, Western Kentucky drop, Stanford enters top 10 by beating San Jose State and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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Gophers
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Hamline
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
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Utah
Brigham Young
Wanderers claim ninth win in Chauncey game
Chauncey Wanderers defeated the Amesville Independents 71 to 30 to notch their ninth victory in 14 outings. Upcoming games include a Thursday home game against Nelsonville Robins at 8 pm and a Friday varsity matchup with the Alumni in donkey basketball. Georgia Tech and Tulane led the SEC in total offense during the 1948 football season.
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Amesville Independents
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Robins
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Annual Court Game Planned
Ravenswood West Virginia hosts the annual Bus Drivers-Teachers basketball game at 8 p.m. next Monday on the local high school floor. Proceeds go to the athletic and audio-visual funds, with Principal Reed F Myers coaching the faculty five and fielding a strong team. Players include Bill Jones Joe Ewing Clyae Hibbs Gay Cox Lewis Snider RonaÌ? Jimmie Kessel and Oren Kyger. The Bus Drivers feature Ray Hughes and teammates Harry Snyder Del Casto Dean Wilson Okey Canter Brady Bennett Cecil Moore Bernard Mahan C R Wildman Russell Foggins.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
Athletic Association
Reed F. Myers
Bill Jones
Joe Ewing
Clyae Hibbs
Gay Cox
Lewis Snider
Rona
Jimmie Kessel
Oren Kyger
Loac
Ray Hughes
Harry Snyder
del Casto
Dean Wilson
Okey Canter
Brady Bennett
Cecil Moore
Bernard Mahan
C. R. Wildman
Russell Foggins
Hamline Leads as Only Unbeaten College Five
Hamline remains the nation’s sole undefeated college basketball team at 14-0 after defeating Villanova, as Duquesne toppled Villanova 87-65 in Pittsburgh. Purdue stunned Illinois 55-53 in Lafayette, Minnesotas 61-46 win over Northwestern moved them to 6-1 in the Big Nine standings. Kentucky holds the new No 1 ranking following a vigorous night of slate action.
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New York
Hamiline
St. Paul
Villanova
Duquesne
Dukes
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Purdue
Illinois
Lafayette
Ind
Illini
Gophers
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Minneapolis
Wiineis
Indiana
Ohio State
Butler
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Ohio colleges and other games announced across leagues
Multiple college matchups listed including Denison at Wilmington Otterbein at Capital Rio Grande at Hiram Ohio Northern at Findlay Xavier at Bowling Green and Calif Twins at Steubenville. Other games include St Marys vs San Francisco and Santa Clara vs Long Island at Cow Palace and Clemson at Davidson. Kentucky basked by beating Vanderbilt 72-50 in SEC action.
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Denison
Wilmington
Otterbein
Capital
Rio Grande
Hiram
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Xavier
Bowling Green
Calif
Twins
Steubenville
St. Mary’s
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Long Island
Cow Palace
Ind. Central
Canterbury
Clemson
Davidson
Oklo
Aggies
Tulsa
Charleston
Furman
Connecticut
Siena
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Gettysburg
Dickinson
Training Your Hunting Dog by Bill Waugh
John Pippin a Visalia California liquor officer teaches that any runner with time and patience can train a hunting dog. Start with an 8 month to 1 year old and 15 minutes daily. Nick the German pointer became a good hunting partner after three months of simple yard and field work.
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Visalia
Calif
Pippin
Nick
Rawlins
Wyo
Fred P. Black
Navy
John
Beck named supervisor of physical education in Warren schools
Warren city schools named J. O. Beck supervisor of physical education and athletics. Beck was relieved as football coach at Harding High School after seven years in the position. no successor had been named.
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J. O. Beck
Warren City
Harding High School
Beck
Indians Take Close Game
The Plains High School Indians edged Waterloo High 31 28 in an Athens County League basketball clash. Forwards Chuck Novotny and Russ Tinkham scored most of Plains points aided by 18 team free throws to seal the win. Waterloo tied at halftime and had scoring spread among its players. The Plains led 8 6 after the first period and 17 17 at intermission. Waterloo won the junior varsity 28 26.
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Plains High School Indians
Waterloo High
Chuck Novotni
Russ Tinkham
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Waterloo
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Toledo Five Whips Dayton In Tight 64-61 Victory
Toledo University beat Dayton 64-61 on their home court in a game with 10 ties in the first half. The Rockets led 35-24 at halftime and held the slim margin as Dayton rallied late before fouls thwarted their comeback. Officials whistled 47 personals.
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Associated Press
Toledo University
Dayton
Rockets
Brian McCall
Dick Campbell
Bob Flynn
Kent State
Youngstown
Morehead State College of Kentucky
Cedarville
Defiance College
Bluffton
Kent
Golden Flashes
Flashes
Morehead
Ohio
Robert Martin
Defiance
Everett Sumpter
Dick Gratz
Ravenswood Five Trims Vikings in Kanawha Clash
Ravenswood Red Devils defeated the Ripley Vikings 67 to 48 at Ravenswood to claim their first Kanawha Conference win in five starts. Captain Allen Short led scoring with 24 points for Ravenswood, while Bill Casto scored 12 for Ripley.
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W. Va
Vikings
Ripley
Red Devils
Allen Short
Bill Casto
Set Shots From Out of Bounds by George Washington
NEA Service coach Art Zahn describes a give and go set play from out of bounds for George Washington. Five positions behind the foul line execute fakes and drives to bait defenders, with passes from one to five or one to four coordinating switches and coordinated drives to the basket.
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NEA
George Washington
Five
Hunt and Fish Revenue Reach Record 1948 Total
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports combined 1948 hunt ing and fishing license revenue across 48 states reached $58 164 396. Hunters bought 11 391 810 licenses for $29 414 327 while anglers bought 14 582 739 licenses for $28 350 069. California led fishing licenses with 3 280 405. Pennsylvania sold most licenses in hunting while Michigan led revenue.
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California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
College Upsets Highlight Night of Scores Across Teams
Duquesne fell to Villanova 65 87 while Drake defeated Creighton 86 68. Arkansas beat Texas A&M 62 57 and Mississippi edged LSU 48 44. Pro matches saw Jimmy Flood decision Jimmy Snedecker in New York and Archie Moore stop Bob Satterfield in Toledo.
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Villanova
American U
Bucknell
Manhattan
Brooklyn Col
Michigan
Mich
State
Purdue
Olvide
Neobraska
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Butter
Notre Dame
Drake
Creighton
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Detroit Brights Defeat Windsor in I L Game
In the International League, Detroit Auto Club opened with a 3 to 1 win over Windsor. Detroit Jerry Lynch scored for Detroit Brights while Windsor’s Ryancrete added a single tally.
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Detroit Brights
Detroit
Jerry Lynch
Windsor Ryancrete
Morris Harvey Top Scorer Led by King in Small Colleges
George King of Morris Harvey College West Virginia leads the national small college scoring through January 22 with 817 points in 12 games and a 34.0 scoring average. Jack Olive of Erskine tops field goal percentage at .532, Fred Mackey of Alderson-Broaddus maintains free throw lead at .931, and Capital holds top team offense at 79.0 in seven games.
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New York
George King
Morris Harvey College
W. Va
National Collegiate Athletic
Breau
King
Jack Olive
Erskine
Bill Ruby
Muskingum
Olive
Fred Mackey
Alderson- Broaddus College
Mackey
Capital
Hubbard named Montana State athletics director
Clyde W. Cal Hubbard, former Denver University football coach and athletic director, was selected late yesterday as director of athletics at Montana State University in Missoula.
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Missoula
Mont
Clyde W
Cal) Hubbard
Denver University
Montana State University
Athens Tops Gallipolis In Basketball Clash
The Athens varsity beat Gallipolis as part of a doubleheader while Gallipolis and Tren ton High also defeated by the Blue Devils, with Athens moving into a first place tie with the Panthers. The probable lineup lists Henderson Wood Flowers Stebbins Stancert Berden Cunningham Johnson Carpenter Woetherholt and others.
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Gallo
Harry Lackey
Porest
Brock” Borden
Bil Wood
Devils
Bob Staneart
AHS
Don Flowers
Athens
Ted Cunningham
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Trenton High
Achoola
Gallian
Pormeroy
Panthers
Athens Pos. Gallipolis
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