Southeastern hoops contenders in tight three-way SEC race
Three top teams in the Southeastern Ohio Conference share three losses each as Athens and Wellston loom for Friday night. The piece notes defensive style eclipsing high-scoring play and touches on college, professional leagues, and regional team nicknames amid a broad sports snapshot.
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Athens
Wellston
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tulane
National Basketball League
BBA
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Providence Steamrollers
Ernie Calverly
Rhode Island Flash
Rhode Islanders
North Calvia
North Carolina University
Tarheels
White Phantoms
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Cagers
Red Terrors
Hoosier Hotshots
Indiana
Army
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Irish
Purdue
Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan State
University of Washington
University of Texas
Longhorns
South Bend
Ohio wrestlers and swimmers face Mountaineers and Bearcats
Ohio University wrestlers travel to Morgantown to meet West Virginia in a seventh Mountaineer Bobcat duel dating to 1922 with WVU holding 6 wins. swimmers host Cincinnati after a recent idle week as Bill Keating leads Bearcats who posted faster times than Ohio in all events.
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Ohio University
Thor Olson
Western Reserve
Ed “Zip” Zednik
Morgantown
W.va
Geri
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Frank Richey
Cincinnati
Mountaineer Applers
University of Chicago
Acini
Monogram
Jim Mendenhall
Parkersburg
Bob D'Antonis
Steve Harrick
Bobcats
Russell Davis
Charles Roberts
Ward Tinney
Francis Boyle
Antonio Manchin
Loran Coffman
Ohio
Bobcat Natators
Bowling Green
Falcons
Bill Keating
Bearcats
Ohio State Slips to Big Nine Cellar After Loss
Ohio State tumbles into last place in the Big Nine after a 68-55 defeat by Minnesota. Northwestern edged Ohio State 47-45 at Evanston as the Buckeyes’ late rally vs Northwestern fell short. Bill Sticklen led Rio Grande with 22 as Shelly clashed with Stoneburner over officials.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wildcats
Tippy Dye
Evanston
Bucks
M Pre
Buckeye
Rio Grande
Wilmington
Gallipolis
Quakers
Bob Stoneburner
Harold Shelly
Wilberforce State
Cedarville
Ohio Wesleyan
Wright Field
Illinois Wesleyan
Kenyon
Bill Sticklen
George Maddock
Dick Schnittker
Matricelani Says Louis Hits Hard in Exhibition
Baltimore reports Leo Matricelani, 23, boxed four rounds with heavyweight champion Joe Louis in a no-decision exhibition before 3,020 fans. Louis weighed about 220, with Matricelani at 208. Louis stalked him, landed a sharp left and right jab in the third round, and opened up near the end of the final round before the bell ended the bout. Louis heads to England Feb 19 for exhibitions ahead of a planned title defense vs Jersey Joe Walcott next summer.
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Baltimore
Leo Matricelani
Joe Louis
Leo
Louis
Brown Bomber
England
Joe
Matricciani
Matriccciani
United States
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Middleport reserve player sprains ankle in Friday game
Coleman Kost er of Middleport High reserve squad sprained an ankle during Friday night visit to Logan. His brother in law, Charles Searles, is recovering from a fractured ankle after a fall from a train while working in the Hobson yards.
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Middleport
Coleman Koster
Middleport High
Logan
Charles Searles
Hobson Yards
Tax Law Session Ends Columbus UP
A two day school on personal property tax law administration concluded in Columbus. Participants covered tax collection rules assessment procedures and oversight.
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Columbus
Kitts Hill High Threatens to Emulate Wonders
Kitts Hill Wildcats surge past St. Joe 108 34 with Carl Large scoring 41 and 25 games totaling 576. Other Class B teams like West Elkton and Dellroy post big wins as Ohio high school hoops heat up across county tournament play.
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Columbus
Waterloo
Lawrence County
Ohio
Knob
Kitts Hill
Team of Destiny
St. Joe
Wildcats
St. Joseph
Carl Large
West Elkton
Preble County
Jackson
Bill Nixon
Nixon
Dellroy
Carroll County
Perrysville
George Tope
Perrvyvilles
North Jackson
Mahoning County
Charleston
John Blaver
Joe Ehapke
Charles Dierkis
Middletown
Portsmouth
Trojans
Bob Bush
Findlay
Fremont Ross
Fremont
Toe
Liverpool
Potters
Salem
Toronto
Steubenville
Mansfield Madison
Akron Garfield
Glenford
Bremen
Warsaw
Idie Point
Enon
Delphos St. John
Frankfort
Jean Hamilton
Buzz James
Canton
McKinley
Akron Central
Conrad
Eden
Nevada
Victor Green
Dresden
George Stevens
Coshocton
Ken Allessi
Yorkville
Rodney High
New Washington
Frank Petracek
Garfield Heights
Glen Hursey
Roscoe C. Stratton
Wilming
Glouster Tomcats Overwhelm Five 74 to 36
Glouster Tomcats defeat Tomcat Five on their floor 74 to 36. Baker Lees center led with 25 points Harding added 14 for Glouster. Reserve game won 35 to 22. Monteith and McClelland contributed in the winning effort. Horses receiving 1947 Horse of the Year votes include Calumet Farm and King Ranch entries.
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Glouster
Philo High
Glouster Tomecats
Baker
Lees Center
Harding
Angle
Davis
Mitchell
iSameon
lAchauer
Fulweider
Horse of the Year
Calumet Farm
King Ranch
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Pro Games
Duquesne beat Seton Hall 54 51 and Kentucky defeated Vanderbilt 82 51. Other results include Tulane 59 Georgia Tech 55 and Illinois 61 Missouri 42. Pro league shows National League and American League results with Anderson 53 Syracuse 47 and Youngstown 59 Altoona 55.
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Duquesne
Seton Halls
Marshall
Morris Harvey
Wesleyan
Union
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Rand
Macon
Catholic U
Centenary
Manchester
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Drake
Tulsa
Youngstown
Altoona
Moline
Flint
Anderson
Syracuse
Bobkittens Hit Five-Game Schedule in February Card
Ohio University yearlings under Coach Jim Snyder open a five game hoop stretch with Chillicothe Branch on Tuesday at 6 30 p m The 4 3 frosh have not defeated a college squad this season and rely on new candidates like Topple Gates and Krakowski to lift a drab campaign The Chillicothe team led by the Tavior brothers is favored to upset the frosh in what shapes as a busy week of games including cans with Kent State and Ohio Wesleyan away and a date with the Dayton Millers here
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Bobkittens
Ohio University
Chillicothe
Jim Snyder
Ohio Wesleyan
Frosh
West Virginia
Little Mountaineers
Snusder
Francis Topple
Donald Gates
Heidelberg
Edralicki
Frank Krakowski
Cleveland South
Robert Nicha
Bill Buckingham
Columbus West
Lorain County
Bates
Chillicothe High Tavior
Roy
Claude
Canim
Kent State Canon Branch
Upstaters
Cincinnati
Delaware
Dayton Millers
Cubs Pack 55 seeks to buy uniforms from former Cubs
Boys in Cub Pack 55 request do you have Cub uniforms for sale. Call 26064 to list parts. Harold Goddard, Auctioneer, Bartlett Ohio. Write Cutler Ohio.
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Cubs
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Ohio
Write Cutler
Thanks and sympathy notes follow funeral and fire aid
Expressions of gratitude are offered to Reverend Har old F Kellogg Dr Blaine R Goldsberry Dowler and Ferguson funeral home and to neighbors who helped after a fire that destroyed a home. Also included is a cattle market report noting prices for various beef classes with bids and ranges across weight categories.
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Charlies Briggs
Harold F. Kellogg
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
Poultry and Butter Prices In Cincinnati Market Report
Cincinnati market notes show poultry pricing by weight with heavy birds at 29 to 31 cents per pound for over 5 pounds and 22 to 25 for under 5 pounds. Heavy fryers up to 4 pounds 39 to 41 cents, heavy broilers 39 to 41 cents. Leghorn and light birds 17 to 20 cents, stags 20 to 22 cents. Butter wholesale prints at 88 to 89 cents per pound, butterfat premium 86 and regular 83 cents. Potatoes 3.75 to 6.25 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Cincinnati
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