Ohio Bobcats against Bowling Green Falcons in MAC clash
Ohio University Bobcats host Harold Andersons Bowling Green Falcons in a promised MAC battle at Men s Gymnasium Saturday night. Both teams underperforming in improved conference play, with Ohio at 9 9 1 and fifth in the standings, BG at 4 15 overall and 4 14 8 MAC. Gene Ray leads BG with 15 5 points, while Bobcats top scorer is Ray s brother. An early junior game features Gibson s Wellston on the prelim.
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Jac Wim
Spare Canor
Peee Ae Cone
Jim Snyder
Ohio University Bobcats
Harold Anderson
Bowling Green Falcons
Snyder
Anderson
Falcons
Chrystal Ellis
Ohio
Bowling Green
Bobcats
Pred Moore
Scotty Griesheimer
Rob Evans
Constitt
Dick Garrison
Stift
Moore
al Reinke
Ellis
Max Chapman
Gene Ray
Jim Tucker
Re Ray
Toledo
Ray
Garrison
Evans
Doving Green
Kermit Blosser
Gibson
Tin
Wellston
NCAA Reveals Grid Program With Regional and National Telecasts
The 1956 football television plan mirrors last year with eight national telecasts and four early season dates, plus four sponsor selected slots and five Saturdays for regional telecasting. Member institutions may arrange their own showings as in prior years. Also reports on Detroit Tigers youth movement and Cleveland Indians signing of Hal Naragon and two rookies Dick Tomanek and Stan Pawlaski, totaling 32 contract players for 1936.
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Kansas Cits
Wve
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Lak
Tigers
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tateher
Hal Naragon
Dick Tomanek
Indianapolis
Stan Pawlaski
Athens Office Ambusher 19 Percent Ambiguity Report
In a fragmented listing, Athens Office references Athens Machine and Ambassador with unclear figures. The readable items include Mathews Ash land and a score-like 19 percent figure amid scattered digits. Further context is missing to determine the event or outcome.
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Athens
Athens Machine
Mathews Ashland
Bobcats Open 1954 Golf Schedule Under Blosser
OU golf coach Kermit Blosser unveils a seven home match slate at Athens Country Club as the Bobcats begin their spring Southern tour. The team aims to defend the Mid-Am title with key meets at Bowling Green, Marietta, and Columbus involving Ohio State and Ohio Intercollegiate events slated through May 26.
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Kermit Blosser
Athens Country Club
Bobcats
Marietta
Bowling Green
Kent
Marshall
Lockbourne
Louisville
Ohio Intercollegiate
Columbus
University of Chicago Names Athletic Chief
Walter L. Hass of Carleton College Northfield Minn has been named University of Chicago athletic director effective July 1 Nelson Metcalf Chicago athletic director since 1953 will return on that date He is 65 Hass 45 has been director at Carleton since 1941 after serving two years as football and track coach
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Chicago
Walter L._ Ha
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
University of Chicago
Nelson Metcalf
Hass
Carleton
Basilio Saxton to Split Proceeds for 15 Round Title Bout
Welterweight champion Carmen Basilio and challenger Johnny Saxton have signed to share about 2090 dollars of the proceeds for their 15 round title fight in Chicago Stadium on March 14. The bout was moved from February 15 after Basilio delayed by a viral infection. The signing occurred Thursday.
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Carmen Buslo
Ind
Johnny Saxton
Chicago Stadium
Champien'e
Thursay
Parseghian Secures Star Quarterback Under High Pressure
Northwestern coach Ara Parseghian announced the enrollment of highly regarded quarterback Stu Holcomb Jr. from West Lafayette High School after a drawn out recruitment. Notre Dame and Purdue were noted as competitors, with Holcomb’s father coaching at Purdue and Northwestern’s athletic shift under new AD Stu Holcomb.
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Lmeauy
Sarge
Northwestern
Wildcats
Stu Holcomb
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Young Holcomb
West Lafaytte
Ind
Purdue
Ohio Tankmen Face Redskins in Midseason Meet
Ohio State swimmers led by Dennis O’Brien face the Redskins with conference champions Dick Rowland and Lee Hidy, Roger Davis and Soyard medley standout, and Hamer on the dive. The Bobcats host Miami at 12:30 p.m. in OU Natatorium, then face Kentucky next Wednesday. Miami has lost twice to Big Ten teams this season.
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Dennis O'Brien
Typmerican
Dick Rowland
Lee Hidy
Roger Davis
Soyard
Hamer
Nto
OU Natatorium
Saturda
Bobcat
Hedskins
da Miami
Bob Bartels
O'Brien
Red
Toba Botuchis
Miami
Ohio State
Indiana
Redskins
University of Kentucky Mermen
Favorrite
Kent
Mar
Golden Flashes
Case Tech
Bobcats
Ohio
Waynesburg
Les Nader
Dan Nash
Irton Pfautz
Harry Garner
Kents
Pfautz
Rudy Napoli
Homore
Garner
Jim Hertel
Tom Nevits
John
Don’t Miss The Game Death Ends Probe Of First Pro Football Site
Leo J. Grove, 79, spent years researching to prove the first professional football game occurred July 4 1885 in Michigan. He argued a Latrobe versus Pittsburgh game on Aug 31 1895 marked the start, and kept notes while forming a team called the Michigan Rushes in Shepardsville near Ovid. A June 27 1896 Ovid Register Union notice urged “Don’t miss the ball sine July 4.”
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Mica
Vvu
Leo J. Grove
Grove
Central
Lower Michigan
Latrobe
Tme
Atrobe
Albion College
Notre Dame
Michigan
Shepardsville
Ovid Register Union
Iave
Class B Clubs Enter Tourney Action Bigger Teams Take Last Swings
Ohio high schools launch the Middletown meets spring basket tourney with a huge field of 72 Class B teams. By Feb 25 most brackets narrow to about 180 through county and parochial rounds. top clubs like Wilshire seek to extend an 18 game win streak and title hopes in Van Wert.
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Columbus
Ynio Sassavengers
Middletown
Canton South Teading
The
Sandy’ Valley
Akron
South
Akron’ Buchtel
Canton Timken
Cleveland East Tech
Warren
Columbus East
Columbus South
Tech
Cleveland
John Hay
West
Lorain
Cleve Findlay
Lakewood
Newark
Lancast
Tor
Mt. Vernon
Hamilton
Mansfield
Souay
St. Marys Memoriels Celina
Eams
Wilshire
Atveason
van Werthy
Hoag Eee
Kent State Hosts Ohio U Wrestling Showdown
Kent State invites Ohio University to Men’s Gym tonight at 8 for a Mid-American Conference clash as the unbeaten Golden Flashes face the defending champions in a crucial men’s wrestling meet.
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Ron Rockwell
Kent State
Ohio U
Campus Pay Disclosed By Gridder
Hugh McElhenny, famed University of Washington alumnus and NFL star with the San Francisco 49ers, revealed an $800 monthly income on the Seattle campus from campus work, a Rainier Malting & Brewing Co job, and a fulltime county medical service salary for his wife. He said the arrangement was transparent to PCC Commissioner Victor Schmidt and federal tax authorities as part of a training and public relations program. The piece notes McElhenny’s college and NFL prominence and outlines upcoming conference tourney relevance for Ohio University in matchups and rosters.
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San Francisco
Hugh McElhenny
University of Washington
San Francisco Wers
Seattle
McElhenny
Victor Schmidt
King County Medical Service
Rainier Malting & Brewing Co
First Hand Report on Jobs Contracting Futures
Sports Messenger notes a reader letter from Carroll Windoes discussing contracting work and future job prospects. The message stresses practical staffing needs and market signals affecting local sports-related employment.
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Carroll Windoes
Uhich
Aspiti
Futur
Finsterwald Fires 69 In Tourney
Mike Fetchick led the Texas Open at San Antonio with a 63 as 157 players competed over 866 yards. Manuel de la Torre and Al Besselink shared second with 66 and 67s by several others. Ralph Sayre seeks Oct 12 1986 football date. referees share stories of postgame interactions.
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San Antonio
Texa
Mike Fetchick
Mahopac
N. Y
Ft. Sam Houston
Brackenridge Park
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Scond Place
al Besselink
Grossinger’s
Paul McGuire
Wichita
Kan
John Custin
Charlottesville
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Mike Souchak
Grossinger's
Don Finsterwald
Athens
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