10-Game Floor Schedule Tonight For Schoolboys
Two Ohio figures, Carroll Widdoes and Dutch Trautwein, celebrate Ohio U stars in the Rose Bowl win over California. A 1950 10-game scholastic basketball schedule opens with Wellston at Middleport and other non league matchups across the district.
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Athens
Carroll Widdoes
Dutch Trautwein
Ohio U. Athletic Ent
Ohio State
California
Golden Bears
Dick Widdoes
Bill Trautwein
Wellston
Middleport
Buckeye
Jacksonville-Trimble
Rutland
Wellstons
Nelsonville
Athens and Area High School Basketball Tonight
Athens at McArthur. Ripley at Wahama. Logan vs Bremen. Shade vs Boys Industrial. Wellston at Middleport. Pt. Pleasant at Charleston. Troy at Racine. Central Cath at Richland. Chauncey at Stockport. Trimble at Rutland. Two college games KC at Steubenville and Defiance at Lawrence Tech. Also CCNY vs St Johns and Manhattan vs George Washington at Madison Square Garden.
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Athens
McArthur
Ripley
Wahama
Logan
Bremen
Shade
Boys Industrial
Wellston
Middleport
Pt. Pleasant
Charleston
Troy
Racine
Central Cath
Richland
Chauncey
Stockport
Trimble
Rutland
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Steubenville
Canton KC
Defiance
Lawrence Tech
CCNY
St. John’s
Bkn
Manhattan
Geo
Harry Rice
SEC
Athens’ Bulldogs
Generals
Vinton Countians
AHL
Chiefs
Oilers
Buckeye
Blue Devils
Morgan County
Windsor High
Athens County
Coolville
Meigs
Lancaster
West Virginia
Point Pleasant
Charleston Reds
Wahama High
Vikings
Mason City
Richland High
Allensville
Vinton County
Central Catholic
Poston Station Gains Ground in Keg Loop
Poston Station led by Bob Sharp with 415 toppled Athens Messenger to seize a victory and cut first place deficit to three and a half games as Lawhead Press surged into fourth behind Coca Cola and Gasmen efforts.
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Poston
Keg Loop
Athens Messenger
Keglers
Trowel Fraternity
Lawhead Press
Bob Sharp
Postons
Messenger
Norm Engh
Coca Cola
Martin Heaters
Gasmen
Wilbur Perkins
Larry McFadden
Battlers
Liz Ogg
Carpenter Hardware
Jack Daft
Hardwares
Athens Motors
Figley
Tony Reis
Motors
Reis
Ashworth
National Guard
Art Smith
Legion
City League
Trowel
Poston Station
American Legion
Carpenter Hdw
Building Material
Lakin Cagers Schedule Two Road Games
Lakin High School Red Raiders travel to face Elkhorn in the afternoon and Excelsior in the evening as they chase their first win of the season. Through four 1949 games they have losses to Elkins Morgantown Clarksburg and Fairmont. Supervisor E H Harpole notes Lakin’s WVHSAU admission on December 2 opens all state competition and boosts local all state prospects.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Red Raiders
Lakin State High School
Elkhorn
Excelsior
Lakin
Elkins
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Fairmont
West Virginia High School Athletic Union
E. H. Harpole
Cope Holds Wide Lead in SEC Point Race in 1948-49
Nelsonville High center Jim Cope leads the Southeastern Ohio League scoring with 26.5 points per game as the Greyhounds push for the title. He has 37 baskets and 82 free throws for 246 points in four games, with Keith Mungan of Jackson second with 64 points and Ralph Nuzum of Athens third with 53. Logan's three players crack the top ten as the league title chase tightens.
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Eee
Nelsonville
Wellston
Ae Ee
Pomeroy
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Gallipolis
Logan
Middleport
Ene
Cope Nelsonville
Jackson
Munyan Nuzum Athens
Tyo Nelsonville
Voris
Logan Shaw Logan
Lucas Wellston
Stiles Jackson
Mauk Logan
Smith Pomeroy
Stehr Athens
Widdoes Athens
Johnson Gallipolis
Hartley Nelsonville
Jones Pomeroy
Hogan Gallipolis
Newton Nelsonville
Grandy Logan
Barnitz Pomeroy
Lavelle Athens
Roller Middleport
Canaday Gallipolis
Payne
Ginn Pomeroy
Nelsonville High
Jim Cope
Cope
Bill Saxton
Greyhounds
Keith Mungan
Ralph Nuzum
Clarence “Whitey
Tye
Chieftains
Bill Voris
Ned Shaw
Don Mauk
Mauk
Ronnie Smith
Freddie Stehr
Stehr
Elwood Lucas
Lehman Stiles
Hounds
College and Pro Roundup Highlights From Recent Games
Results show Toledo 55 Arizona State 45 and Akron 62 St Thomas 56. Bowling Green 75 Brigham Young 50. Ashland 67 Albion 64. Mount Union 52 Colby 41. Ohio State 46 Bradley 65. NYU 87 Dartmouth 39. Cornell 39 Brown 82. Ball State 70 Earlham 38. Nebraska 47 South Dakota 40. Ohio State 17 California 14 in bowls.
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College Toledo
Arizona State
Akron
St. Thomas
Bowling Green
Brigham Young
Ashland
Albion
Mount Union
Colby
Bradley
Ohio State
NYU
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
LaSalle
Western Kentucky
Duquesne
Rutgers
LSU
Muhlenberg
Temple
St. Joseph's
North Carolina
Maryland
Louisville
Tennessee
Indiana
Michigan State
Iowa
Utah State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Loyola Chicago
Utah
Kentucky
Arkansas
Wash
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Ball State
Earlham
Nebraska
South Dakota
Drake
Detroit
Rice
Pepperdine
Denver
Wyoming
Columbia
Oregon
Hamline
Honolulu
Four Ranking Fives Pressed To Beat Underrated Foes
Four top teams needed late runs to win as Kentucky beat Arkansas 57-53 in Little Rock behind Bobby Watson's 20 points. Indiana beat Michigan State 60-50 to stay undefeated at 9-0 in the Big Ten. Long Island U rallied to 69-58 over Muhlenberg at Madison Square Garden led by Sherman White's 27. Other notable results include Bradley 65-46 over Ohio State, LaSalle 80-69 over Western Kentucky, Temple 61-53 over St. Joseph's, and Iowa 62-58 over Utah State as late action shaped the day.
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Beloit
Marshall College
Iowa City
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Arizona State
North Carolina
Maryland
Washington Bears
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Louisville
Tennessee
Rice
Pepperdine
Los Angeles
Denver
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin Four Man Weave Offensive Threat or Stall
Wisconsin uses a four man weave as both an offensive thrust and a stall. The pass and cut pattern involves GA GB FA and cutter roles with center options and substitutions as the sequence moves, creating scoring chances by feeding cutters or centers near the basket.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
NEA
Bud Foster
Ohio State Wins Rose Bowl 17-14 Over California
Ohio State defeats California 17-14 in Pasadena as Jim Hague boots the decisive field goal with 1:55 left. Morrison gains 113 rushing yards, Krall scores once, and Waldorf’s Bears bow despite strong starts and Buckeye defense.
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Calif
Ohio State
California
Golden Bears
Berkeley
Big Ten
Jim Hague
Buckeye
Wes Fesler
Dick Widdoes
Hague
Michigan
Bob Celeri
Frank Brunk
Ohio
Vic Janowicz
Cal
Bucks
Bear
Celeri
Fred Morrison
Morrison
Jerry Krall
Krall
Athens
Buckeyes
Ohio U
Carroll Widdoes
Bill Trautwein
State
Butler Bulldogs Face Notre Dame and DePauw Amid Busy Schedule
Butler coach Tony Hinkle leads the Bulldogs in a tough slate after a 57 52 win over Purdue and a 68 57 loss to Indiana. Ralph O Brien dominates scoring with 21.4 ppg while Buckshot set Butler single game records in the Indiana clash. Notre Dame and Butler sit near equal at 4 3 and 2 4.
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Butler University
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Paul
Tony” Hinkle
Purdue
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Merry Macs
Edward “Moose
Krause
Irish
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Creighton
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Buckshot
O’brien
SEO Officials Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Athens Chapter of the Southeast ern Ohio Officials Association will hold its first 1950 meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Ohio U.'s men's gym, announced Secretary-Treasurer Bob Baur.
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Southeastern Ohio Officials Association
Ohio
U.’s
Bob Baur
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