Bobcat Cagers Thump Western Reserve, 79-56
In Cincinnati UC basketball routed Western Reserve 79 to 56 as part of a broader program review of athletics. University officials indicate a reduced football schedule, adherence to NCAA spring practice limits, and emphasis on multi sport participation while stressing academic standards for athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Benjamin EF. Tate
University
Tate
Reed A. Shank
Sharpshooting Greenies Upset Racine Tornadoes
Ames Bern's Greenies beat Racine's Tornadoes 55-46 in an inter county game. Jim Sephus scored 25 points as the visitors shot 47.7 percent and led 19-18 midway through the second period. Racine slumped to under 3 percent shooting, while Ames Bern's reserves won 38-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Ames Bern
Greenies
Jim Sephus
Ames-Bern
Tornadoes
V. Wolfe
Hill Fae
Fisher
Stobart
L. Wolfe
Simpson
P Hamilton
Koehler
Sophius
Ellis
Boling
Sayre Racine
Amnes-Bern
Baur
Swearingen
Hursey's 24 Leads Ohio In MA Tilt
Ohio University beat Western Reserve 79 56 in a Mid American Conference basketball game. Glen Hursey led with 24 points while Elwood Sparks added 18 points and 11 in the final period. Ohio shot 17 of 28 from the line as Reserve went 8 of 23. The Bobcats improve to 6 4 in conference and 9 9 on the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Ohio University
Western Reserve
Glen Hursey
Elwood Sparks
Athens Cagers
Reserve
Red Cats
Ohio
Dick Howard
Bobcats
Penne
G. F. P. Hankey
Jace Bette
Caevenes
Acniceicuca
Jouion
Canna Paccameness
HERON
Cci
Cemenca
Lochnot
G. F. P. Dawson
F. Beedan
Carroll
Theiss
Chauncey Throttles St. Aloysius to Tenth Win
Chauncey stifled St. Aloysius as the Blue Devils rallied late to win 93 56 on the road. The victory marked their tenth court triumph this season and extended a string of strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
St. Aloysius
Blue Devil
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Eddie Collins
Blue Devils
Jan Taylor
Hubie Bobo
Sagan
Dreese
Wallemberg
Pax
G. Hatem
Fisher
Allen
Nash
Hatem
Aloysius
Fricker Shumakey
Wellston triumphs as free throws seal 60-58 win over McArthur
Wahama’s Big Jim Barton scores 23 to lift Wellston past McArthur 60-58 as both teams foul trouble and late free throws decide a close contest. McArthur’s Jim Ross and Jerry Collins lead in fouls while Roy Toss and Tom Bashan pace Wellston with 17 and 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Big Jim Barton
Wahama
Johnny Kelly
Kenny Smith
Hurricane
Barton
Roy Toss
Tom Bashan
Vinton County
Wellston
Invaders
Jerry Collins
McArthur
Jim Ross
Rockets
Hollingshead
Biffle
Keescu
Re Oiler
Feee
Ratslaff
Ross
Crowg D. Armstrong Seesusee
Martin Anebuneessenhsy
Brown Wellston
Collins
Pigmona
Cnccunsunse Ase
Reeewens Cies
Eorandene
Redskins
McGarvey
Sanborn
Gerreseene
Davis Enn
G. F. Provor
Scuecuce-Conn
Burdette
Ovine
Cee
McArthur - Crook
Geee
Weenee
Freeman
Reis Massie Bashan
G Pene
Carpenter
Néease
Erwin
F . K. Smith
Roushee
Oreeeee
Ceen
Sleiediaiaieiee Ieee
Scally
Buchtel Bruins Rout Zaleski in Inter-County Clash
Buchtel's Bruins ended a three game skid by routing Zaleski 62 to 35 in the inter county battle. Coach Bert Barnes led the win as the Bruins dominated on both ends and moved to a strong finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Zaleski
Bruins
Bert Barnes
Sullivan
Davis
D. McDonald
Bob Bunting Chip
Bain
Kenny Hayeseski
Lkases
Newman
P Sullivan
Grinstead
Bubures Bownenn
Wigavee
Eterntabincew
Beech
Gee
McClain
T. McDonald
Zaleski Ie Lent
Fewe Omeee
Eco Ae Ee
Martin
Tripp
Heisley Senn
Loper
Carr
Sheets
Peck
Pinney Buchtel
Miller
Anderson
Morrison’s 24 Paces Offense In J T Romps
Morrison’s 24 paces offense leads J T romping play as they convert 44 percent of field goals. Buchtel peaks with 14 of 30 free throws led by Junior Sullivan going seven for seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
J-T
Buchtel
Junior Sullivan
West Virginia Quintets Set Cage Tourney Dates
The Wahama White Falcons head to the Class B tournament on February 29 with Point Pleasant following on March 7. Wahama opens against Ravenswood, while Walton and Sandyville meet in the same evening. the following night the two winners clash. Point Pleasant and Ripley play at 8:30 p.m. March 7, with the winner advancing to region two at Parkersburg. No consolation game. a state trophy goes to the winner and a runner-up trophy to the second place team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
White Falcons
Sone
Wahama
Point Pleasant
Virginia
Wahama White Falcons
Ravenswood
Walton
Sandyville
Mason Five
Red Devils
Jack Morton
Bob Adkins
Spencer
Adkins
C. H. Withers
Drew Ripley
Big Blacks
Grantsville
Tangie
Lavelle Shinn
Ripley
Billi Unstead
Paul Rishel
Jimmy Starcher
Plains overwhelm Carthage-Troy 70 to 36 in league clash
The Plains beat Carthage-Troy 70 36 for their third Athens County League win. Gene Sharpe and Joe Charney led with 43 points combined while Troy’s Roger Hornsby scored 23 of his team’s 36. Plains reserves added a scoring edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Morrison
Jacksonville
Waterloo
Morrison
Bob Shesky
Cominsky
Mingus
LE & T Morrison
Cominskey
Householder
Kahne Waterloo
Ty ' G. Buckley
McKibben
Tks Steinmeyer
Hamilton
McFadden
Browning
Saylor Soo
Anne
Trimble
Plains
Plains Indians
Carthage-Troy
Gene Sharpe
Joe Charney
Troy
Roger Hornsby
Sandusky Poised To Replace Rymkus On Browns Line
Big John Sandusky emerged as a likely replacement for Lou Rymkus, who announced retirement after six Browns seasons to take Indiana University line coach job under Bernie Crummins. The 31 year old ex Notre Dame teammate cited age and the grind of pro play, while Sandusky, 25, from Villanova, was Browns No 2 pick in 1950 at 265 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Sandusky
Lou Rymkus
Cleveland Browns
Rymkus
Browns
Indiana University
Bernie Crummins
Notre Dame
Sandusky
Villanova
Texas Brags Bowl to debut in Dallas Jan 4
George Schepps, Dallas sports leader, plans a Texas Brags Bowl debut next January 4. He sponsors the football game and owns a Corpus Christi baseball club in the Gulf Coast League. He formerly owned Dallas of the Jones League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George Schepps
Schepps
Corpus Christi
Glouster Tomcat Five Suffers 11th Defeat
Glouster suffered its 11th loss as Roseville pulled away in the second and fourth periods to win 60-49 in the Muskingum Valley League. Jack Raber and Dee Dennison led Glouster, while Bruce Chambers paced Roseville with 17 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nets
Jack Raber
Dee Dennison
Tomcats
Bruce Chambers
Ramblers
Roseville
Glouster Tomcat
Glouster
P Schoeman
Dennison
Angie
Rovack
Raber
Brygon
Robinson
Roseville Chambers
Waeese
Adams
Baldwin
Gent
G “Sowers
Lantz
Henry
Thomas, Adams
Pay Hearings May Reveal Top Salary Pay Hearings May Reveal Top Salary
New York reports a government hearing may disclose top baseball salaries. Stan Musial allegedly earned the largest guaranteed pay, though overall DiMaggio and Williams led in bonuses. the ruling also limits club budgets for 1952 with two salary schemes. Walter O Malley of the Dodgers criticizes the decree as many players were already signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
DiMaggio
Williams
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Musia
Walter O'Malley
Brooklyn Dodgers
O'Malley
Canton McKinley Hopes to Keep Coach After Tough Season
Canton McKinley High School plans to retain football coach Dick Miller despite a 2 win 10 loss season. The board of education held meetings this fall to review the program and make decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Dick Miller
Canton McKinley High School
McKinley
Board of Education
Cage Scores From Various Colleges and High School Games
A compiled list of basketball scores across college and high school games. Notable showings include Ohio U 170 Western Reserve 56 and Xavier 83 Yale 76. Other results feature Bucknell 101 Rutgers 89 and Oklahoma City 48 Tulsa 46 in overtime.
Charleston Clears Debts In Old Loop
Columbus report says Charleston West Virginia baseball club settled debt to the Central League and will proceed with an organizational meeting next Sunday. Dayton club faces a claim while Erie Pennsylvania shows tentative interest if nearby teams join. Potential representation from Marion Springfield Newark Lima Zanesville and Richmond as well as Dayton noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Frank M. Colley
Colley
Dayton
Tom Halligan
George M. Trautman
Halligan
Flint
Mich
Marion
Springfield
Newark
Lima
Zanesville
Richmond
Ind
Erie
Fear Racing Career Of Palestinian Ended
Palestinian likely to be retired after a right hind shin fracture from a seven furlong workout. Trainer Hirsch Jacobs says the six-year-old, who won the Brooklyn Handicap and the Golden Gate Handicap, will probably be sent to stud. Owned by Isidore Bieber of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Palestinian
Hirsch Jacobs
Hill Prince
Jacobs
Isidore Beiber
New York
Fights Last Night Reported In Boxing Card
James Carter of New York outpointed Allan Mc Fater of Toronto in a non-title bout. In Los Angeles, Aragon stopped Manny Madrid, both fighters listed with 143 and 142 pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toronto
James Carter
New York
Allan McFater
Los Angeles
Art Aragon
Manny Madrid
Glenford New Straitsville Game Postponed to Saturday
The Glenford versus New Straitsville basketball game scheduled for tomorrow in New Straitsville has been reset for Saturday at 7 p.m. Local fans should note the new time and venue for the match between the two teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Glenford
Alabama Sinks LSU 94 67 Sets Four Records
The University of Alabama basketball team beat LSU 94 to 67 in Tuscaloosa setting four school records for team points and field goals by both sides and for individual Alabama scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Louisiana State
Alabama
Gallipolis Toppled by Huntington Saint Joseph
Huntington Saint Joseph defeated Gallia Academy High School 57 to 44 on the West Virginia floor Tuesday. Gallia opened poorly with a 16 to 8 first quarter setback and later traded blows as the game wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington
Saint Joseph
Gallia Academy High School
West Virginians
Blue Devils
Railroaders Hand Thornville Lopsided 111–61 to Claim Title
CORNING The Corning Railroaders hammered Thornville 111 61 to seize undisputed Perry County League honors. It marked the Railroaders 16th win and 14th in the loop as their front line of Roof Kern Garrison Toth and Hopkins dominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Thornville
Roof
Kern
Garrison
Toth
Hopkins
Villemain Poised as 6 5 Underdog in Olympia Bout
Villemain, the rugged French middleweight, is a 6 5 underdog entering a 10 round duel with Eugene Harts ton of New York at the Olympia. Both chase a shot at Sugar Ray Robinson as about 8000 fans look on in a nationally televised CBS card starting at 10 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Villemain
Eugene Hairston
New York
Olympia
Sugar Ray Robinson
CBS
Pomeroy Jackson Game Postponed by Influenza
The Pomeroy Jackson basketball game scheduled for Friday night in Jackson is postponed due to an influenza epidemic in Jackson schools. The game will be played on Tuesday February 26 at Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Jackson
Upsets Highlight Week Without Major AP Poll Leaders
William and Mary stunned North Carolina State 70-61 in the Southern Conference, marking a third straight surprise over NC State. Youngstown edged LaSalle 68-57 as Yale defeated Springfield 76-71 under Howard Hobson’s altered rules. Princeton beat Temple 59-56 and Oklahoma City outlasted Tulsa 48-46 in overtime. Colorado State topped Idaho State 52-48, Bradley beat Wichita 67-48, and USC defeated Loyola 67-61 after returning from Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Toledo
Western Michigan
Defiance
Findlay
Bluffton
Ashland
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Xavier
Tampa
Dayton Air Gems
Central State
Youngstown
LaSalle
Princeton
Temple
Yale
Springfield
Bucknell
Rutgers
William and Mary
North Carolina State
South Carolina
George Washington
Wake Forest
Davidson
Bradley
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Texas
Baylor
Southern California
Los Angeles
Loyola
High School
Chicago
Associated Press
N.C. State
Howard Hobson
Colorado State
Idaho State
Hawaii
Los Angeles Loyola
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Athens Messenger
Tornado
Eddie Stobart
Little Greenies
Hursey
Hurricane Redskins
Doom McArthur
Golden Rockets
Coounl
OYFDU
Legiornit
Pivot
Don Olbers
Sorohan
Collings
Taylor
Ousley
Mel Showalter
Paul Wallenberg
West Virginia
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Sarasota, Fla
Carthage
Tee
the Plains
Hashman
Sharpe
Michael
Charney
Poston
Lenigar Seeane Oo
H Poston
Q. Meek
Boyer Seeenew
Beardesaneee
C Meek
Troy Hornsby
Wee
Thompson
F Exeeves
Holder
Reed
G Tee
Martin Ee Ewe
Simmons Annes
Russel
Creamer Corer Ewewe
Smith Sag
Oewes
Ees
Rethrine
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Albany
Shade
Dayton Fairview
Dayton Parker
Thomas Edison
Glenville
Wooster
Shelby
Port Clinton
Toledo Libbey
Fremont Ross
Bremen
Lancaster St. Marys
Youngstown Chaney
Boardman
East Liverpool
Youngstown Fast
Steubenville
Dillonvale
Smithfield
New Concord
Crooksville
Dresden
Caldwell
Somerset
Rushville
Rome-Canaan
Chesterhill
Woodsfield
Beallaville
Stockport
Reinersville
Akron St. Marys
Akron Buchtel
Akron Pilot
Akron Central
Akron Kenmore
Kent Roosevelt
Akron Hover
Akron South
Dover
New Philadelphia
Toledo Macomber
Toledo Woodward
Toledo Devilbiss
Scott
Mount Vernon
Columbus Aquinas
Linden
Euclid
Ashtabula
Parma
Aerea
Columbus East
Columbus Central
Columbus West
Columbus Senath
Somerset Holy Trinity
Columbus Holy Family
Crestline & Mensfield
Madison
Johnaville
Marengo
Cage Records
Huntington St. Joe
Henry Niday
Malcolm
A. Gallipolis P. CO
Escomniccuaass
Niday
Nibert
Preston
Sewe Johnson
Curry
F. P
Villemain
Penguins
Stan LaSalle
Ford
Beasley and
Mathews
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!