Ohio U Bobcats subdue Denison 56 to 38 in home win
Ohio University extended its winning streak to four by defeating Denison 56 to 38 before a large home crowd. Key players Dickey Gregg and Walters fueled the attack with 17, 13, and 9 points respectively as Denison kept it close at times but could not overcome the Bobcats.
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Railroads Made Accidentally Few Bowlers Attempt Them
NEA Service columnist notes railroads as bowling spares and splits. Railroads describe two adjacent pins left standing after a first roll. Some are considered impossible, such as the seven-ten split, avoided by many bowlers who fear missing both pins. The piece previews a cross-over strike.
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Local Congregations and Social Notes in Coolville Area
Rev. Edwards H. Dickinson of Big Grande will preach at Coolville Congregational Church Sunday at 7 39 PM. Morning services are listed at Centennial Church 9 30 AM and Ireland Congregational Church 11 AM. United Youth Group meets Sunday 6 30 PM. L T L meets Feb 9 at Joan Clark’s home. Social greetings include WSCS party at Mrs. A B White’s home and multiple Sunday dinners with local families.
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Akron Beats Toledo 69-66 in Key Conference Win
Akron University Zippers avenge an earlier loss by defeating Toledo Rockets 69-66 to move into second place in the Ohio Conference standings behind Otterbein. Moore led Akron with eight field goals and four free throws as Toledo faltered late.
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Redtown News Briefs Highlights Local WW II Notices
Redtown notes wartime updates including Woodrow Strausbaugh in Fort Story Convalescent Hospital after Luzon injuries, Harlin Martin improving post Mt. Carmel operation, John Martin Sr. on emergency furlough, William Strausbaugh finishing basic training en route to Greensborough, and local families with Navy discharges and illness updates.
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Roundup of baseball costs and GI boxing plans in Major League notes
Fullerton's Roundup reviews rising admission prices tied to returning service men and spring training costs, mentions IL boss Frank Shaughnessy estimating farm operators spending $100,000 with little return, and cites Toledo's 260 defense players. Packers boost stadium capacity to 30,000 signaling continued sellouts. GI boxing tourneys urged by Col Miltsel, with notes on ties between Jim Tatum and Doc Blanchard. Metkovich leads AL night batting averages at 421, and other assorted league updates.
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College and University Basketball Scores From Ohio to the East
Ohio teams Akron 69 Toledo 6 Ohio U 58 Denison 94 Huntington 42 Defiance 40 Findlay 52 Ohio Northern 44 Baldwin Wallace 53 Western Reserve 47. Harvard 8 Worcester Tech 41 Rutgers 64 Fordham 53 Columbia 48 Lafayette 46 Syracuse 69 Colgate 41 Catholic 32 Washington College 23 Stroudsburg 44 Villanova 53 Rider 47 Swarthmore 43 Haverford 35 Yale 46 Princeton 44 Geneva 38 Bethany 57 Pittsburgh 57 Carnegie Tech 48 Penn 68 Philadelphia Coast Guard 37 West Virginia 63 Army 58.
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LILLIEUTIAN LINEMAN BATON ROUGE DECOYS A LEGEND
Bernie Moore once of Mercer received a college football scholarship that shaped his defense for the South and helped coach Wally Butts at Georgia. The brief notes his unlikely rise as a top defensive end and later coaching impact.
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