Ames Bern High Clinches Athens County Crown In Dramatic Victory
Ames-Bern High defeated Troy 33-26 to claim the Athens County championship, led by Jerry McKinley and Max Hallowell with key inside plays. Reed topped Troy with 15 points for the Trojans while McKinley and White combined for 21 for AB as Athens gym witnessed a close, physical final.
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Ames-Bern High
Troy
Athens
Jerry McKinley
Max Hallowell
McKinley
Amesville
Lewis White
40Th Reed
Clair Creamer
Ames Bern
Falen Meseher
Charles Jones
White
Trojans
Greenes
Reed
Mescher
Ames-Bern
Greenies
Rome
Shade
Hot Shade
Henderson
Shafer
Niggemeyer
Hallowell
Jones
Calenstine
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Cole
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Bobcats Hold Off Reserve In Calmer Cleveland Finish
The Ohio Bobcats survived a sparing clash with Western Reserve, trading blows as the Redcoats pressed in the second half. Officials Tehan and Colburn called a low foul total, while Bobcat star Bob Johnson returned from a hip injury to contribute nine points. The crowd’s energy dipped yet the locals prevailed, with Ohio set to travel to Cincinnati for next Saturday’s season finale.
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Bobcats
Marietta
Western Reserve
Redcoats
Zip
Cleveland
Fettle
Dan Tehan
Charley Colburn
Cincinnati
John Wiethe
Adolph Rupp
Bob Johnson
Ohio
Detroit
Johnson
Ritter Collet
The
Dayton Journal
Fitz Miller
Frank Baumholtz
Bob Brandle
Chillicothe
Woodchoppers and Kroger Claim High Scores in League Card
The record notes top marks across games with Woodchoppers led by Knapp’s 548 across three games and Hall and Knapp pairing for a 184 single game. Team highs show Loafers at 769 for one game and Kroger at 2,246 across three games.
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PIC Kgeloys Co Ciecwncnimar
Eicreases
Hall
Knapp
Loafers
Krogers
Calvin
Shop
Ladies City
Hess Grocery
Athens Buick
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Mathews Oil
Barber's Service
Superior Electric
Cross Monument
Heck Plumbing Om
Royals Snare 4th Straight in NBL Action
The Rochester Royals extended their win streak to four with a 68 to 57 victory over Flint Dows in Rochester. Fort Wayne’s Zoliners beat Toledo 49 to 41 but remained two games behind Rochester. Oshkosh All-Stars defeated Syracuse 62 to 58 at Oshkosh and lost to Minneapolis 85 to 58. Syracuse rebounded with a 75 to 69 win at Sheboygan. Tri-Cities routed Indianapolis 70 to 58 in Moline.
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Indianapolis
Rochester Royals
Flint, Mich
Dows
Rochester
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Zoliners
Toledo
Royals
Oshkosh
Wis
Syracuse
Oshkos
Fouls Decide Key Win For Ohio Over Western Reserve
Ohio University Bobcats win 58-51 against Western Reserve as 15 straight free throws in the second half fuel the victory. Mark Wylie and Dick Shrider lead with 14 points each amid a sluggish start and late foul shooting surge. Ohio now heads to Delaware and Cincinnati for upcoming road games.
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Bobcats
Mark Wylie
Western Reserve
Ohio
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Cleveland
Redcats
Upstaters
Reserve
Marvin Lash
Winston Richie
Bill Berger
Bob Dickey
Dick Shrider
Joe Lesko
Gene Kinsley
Bob Johnson
Wylie
Marietta
Lesko
Dayton Millers
Bobkittens
Ray Nichols
Bob Leucke
Schumacher
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Leucke
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Mistee
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Nichols
Andrews
Faiella
Tapole
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Bokar
Guist
Millets
Bausman
Seamen
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Howard
Dietrich
Lang
Ritz
Uhl
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Eecoue
Warren
Donavan
Seers
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Wren Rojeck
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Venetia
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Tehan
Colburn
College and high school schedules mix across the region
A crowded weekly grid lists college games from Indiana at Ohio State to Missouri at Colorado and many others. Regional high school matches note Chauncey, Glouster, and journey tours through Meigs and Gallia counties with several college showcases alongside.
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Indiana
Ohio State
Capital
Kenyon
Toledo
Dayton
Rio Grande
Beckley
St. John’s
NYU
LaSalle
St. Francis
Mississippi
LSU
Maryland
Clemson
Wash.Lee
Richmond
Missouri
Colorado
Utah State
Denver
Michigan
Purdue
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Washington
Idaho
Chauncey
Coalton
Glouster
McConnelsville
Vinton County
Wilkesville
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Cincinnati
Otterbein
Wooster
Oberlin
Muskingum
Mt. Union
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent
Denison
Wittenberg
Ashland
Findlay
Xavier
Wilber
Wilmington
Cedarville
Bluffton, Ky
Christian
Loyola Chicago
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Tulane
Davidson
N. Carolina
William Mary
VMI
Duke
Wake Forest
Kansas State
Iowa State
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Youngstown
Waynesburg
Yale
Columbia
Auburn
Georgia Tech
N. Car. State
Virginia Tech
Wash
Lee
Nebraska
Baylor
Texas
Meigs County
Middleport
Hocking County
Logan
Point Pleasant
Wahama
College Wittenberg
Marietta
Bowling Green
Johen Carroll
Case
Western Reserve
Duquesne
Tennessee
Miss. State
Citadel
Arkansas
Rice
Wyoming
Wash. State
Oregon State
UCLA
California
Southern Cal
Stanford
College Ohio UV
Butler
Kentucky
Wilberforce St
Lincoln
Bethany
Heidelberg
Assumption
Taylor
John Carroll
Gannon
Wilkesville Wins Tight Vinton County Tourney Final
Wilkesville Falcons edge Vinton 28 25 in a final thriller as Leon Strabsbaug and Ragan pull the late heroics. McArthur Generals overpower Hamden 50 35 behind Graves and Thompson. Richland Pirates defeat Zaleski 31 26 with key late free throws.
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Wilkesville
Falcons
Vinton
Vinton County
McArthur
Richland
Hamden
Zaleski
Leon Strawsbaugh
Ragan
Generals
Hamden Engineers
Bill Graves
Jack Thompson
Bob Young
Bobcats
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Kruger
Peyton
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Wortman
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Burley
Vinton G. McLaughlin
Norton
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Gregory
Wright
Fain
Renee
Usesu Pacsiie
Aete
Price
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Schilling
Strawsbaugh
Sayre
Penn
G Ragan
T- Carr
Rockbridge Miners Advance to Consolation Final in Hocking Meet
Murray City and Rockbridge defeated Laurelville and Union Furnace to reach the consolation final. The Miners rebounded for a second straight win, beating Union Furnace 49 34 after an earlier upset, while Rockbridge beat Laurelville 45 23 for a second time led by Jack Langley with 21 points.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Murray City
Hocking County
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Jack Langley
Tom Mitchell
Walters
Dale Mathias
Jim Koch
Tucker
F Stump
Koch
Drennings
Mathias
Roop
F iElick
Cestioeee Stuart
Pittman
Cramer
R. Weaver
Overman
B. Weaver
Thompson
Stevenson
Butts
Encase
Stone
Langley
Mitchell
Tini
Kozik
Martin
Dixon
Swyers
Bookman
Camp
Garner
Sheline
Cottrill
Ninonsean
Warthimen
McDaniels
Tim
Wvestors
Nixon
Gessells
Hixonbaugh
Four district tournaments begin in four counties this week
Meigs Gallia and Vinton Counties start play Wednesday through Saturday in double elimination tournaments. Vinton crowns a king Thursday, Hocking Friday, with semi finals Tuesday in Vinton. Gallia opens with Cadmus vs Rio Grande and Mercerville vs Cheshire.
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Athens County
Ohio University
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton County
Gallia County
Cadmus
Rio Grande
Mercerville
Cheshire
Centerville
Meigs County
Harrisonville
Tuppers Plains
Racine
Rutland
Chester
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Quint
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Keane Tops NFL Pass Catchers in 1947
James Patrick Keane Chicago Bears end led NFL receivers with 64 receptions for 910 yards averaging 14.2 yards and 10 touchdowns. The Bellaire Ohio native and former Iowa star improved from 1946 when he had 14 catches for 331 yards.
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Philadelphia
James Patrick Keane
Chicago Bears
Keane
Bellaire
Iowa
NFL
Young defeats Jack in New York bantamweight bout
In New York Terry Young of New York outpointed Beau Jack of Augusta, Georgia in a 137 to 141 decision. Guido Ferracin of Italy outpointed Pete Kane of London in Manchester for the European bantamweight title.
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Associated Press
New York
Terry Young
Beau Jack
Augusta
Manchester
England
Guido Ferracin
Italy
Pete Kane
London
All Sports Week at OU at Ohio University
Ohio University announces All Sports Week from Monday to Thursday featuring basketball boxing wrestling and indoor track as 101 teams and about 1500 participants compete in 700 games with finals and an all star game open to the public free of charge The program lists fraternity and independent events and track field contests across the week with multiple preliminaries and finals.
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Ohio University
A. H. “Jack” Rhoads
Theta Chi
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Theta Gamma
Glen’s Diner
Browns to Play 7 Home Games Next Season
The Cleveland Browns of the All-America Conference announced their seven home games for the upcoming season. The schedule lists Los Angeles, Chicago, Brooklyn, Buffalo, New York, Baltimore and San Francisco as home opponents with dates including September 3, October 10, November 1, and others.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles
Chicago
Brooklyn
Buffalo
New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
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