Winter Sports Program Holds Attention At OU
Ohio University opens its winter sports slate as basketball wrestles and swimming await action. Coach Jim Snyder’s basketball team returns from vacation for two-a-day practices ahead of a trip to Cleveland to face Western Reserve while reserve and findlay games loom. OSU hosts a rose bowl champions welcome with 3000 fans in Columbus.
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Bremen Oilers Rally To Beat Logan Five 56 54
In a tight see saw battle Bremen Oilers edged Logan Five 56 to 54 on Tuesday night. Bremen moved ahead late behind Tripp Hayden and Rouse while Logan faltered at the free throw line converting 16 of 29. Rouse led Bremen with 14 points and Thomas added 13 as Hockman and Tripp also hit double figures.
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Best Known College Seniors May Pass Up Pro Football
A group of top college seniors weigh pro football options at the Senior Bowl in Jacksonville Florida. Doak Walker and Charlie Justice headline the event with slim prospect notes for most seniors while small standout Eddie LeBaron eyes a possible pro trial if opportunity arises.
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Fla
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Oklahoma
Walker
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Wisconsin
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Otterbach
Clayton Tonnemaker
Minnesota
Eddie LeBaron
College of the Pacific
LeBaron
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Justice
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Notre Dame Named Top Team of 1949
Notre Dame football, undefeated over a 38 game stretch, was voted the nation's outstanding team of 1949 by AP sports writers. Runnerup was the New York Yankees, chasing the American League title. Kentucky basketball ranked third. American League has 29 World Series titles, National League 17.
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Associated Press
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University of Kentucky
Legion Fight Card Listed in Parkersburg event at Legion Hall
Feeney Bennett Post American Legion promotes a Parkersburg team card at Legion Hall with bouts starting 8:30 pm. Matches include Stace versus Eads, McPeek against McCoy, Moore versus Paperweight champ, Hudson versus Johnson, Whitlatch versus Mayle, and Stevens versus Ward. Maxwell praise for Elden Walburn and Legion support, stressing clean recreation over profit.
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Maxie Maxwell
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Parkersburg
W. Va
Legion Hall
Pete Stace
Pat Eads
Champ McPeek
McCoy
Paul Moore
John Hudson
Hartford
Killer Johnson
Jim Whitlatch
Whip Mayle
Graham Station
Howard Stevens
New Haven
Melvin Ward
Maxwell
Elden Walburn
Legion
Walburn
Lima Gets Land for Ball Park
The Lima Chiefs baseball club moves closer to a field of its own as Lima officials schedule a January 23 public hearing on rezoning the 25 acre site donated by local residents. Five acres will be leased to Ray Laibe and associates, operator of the Chiefs farm team for Philadelphia. Construction aims for the new park to open with the season.
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Browns Seek Local Hero Hague in Draft
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown says the club will try to draft Jim Hague, Ohio State Rose Bowl hero, noting Hague is a local boy and that his rights may be acquired. Hague impressed in one OSU spring scrimmage but has limited game exposure.
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Cleveland Browns
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Trimble Tops Rutland in 47-41 Buckeye League win
Trimble High defeats Rutland 47 to 41 as Larry Morrison scores 18 points and Chuck Grandy adds 13. Morrison and Grandy sparked a late rally after Rutland tied the game at 37-all, with junior Stoltz contributing late baskets to seal the win amid a close three-quarter period.
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College basketballTonight slate features regional clashes
Ohio colleges include Steubenville at Kent Canton Bluffton at Ohio Northern and Tiffsin at Wilberforce. NYU faces Temple and Long Island meets Bowling Green at Madison Square Garden. Other pairings involve Maine at Connecticut Hamline at Hawaii Hardin Simmons at New Mexico Aggies and more.
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Texas Aggies
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Wayne
Pepperdine
West Texas
Trowel Pinmen Near Crown In Tuesday Bowling League Title Chase
Trowel Pinmen edge toward first round crown with six games left as Lawhead Press and Building Material chase, Poston Station close to a tie for first after a two of three win over Coca Cola. Joe Toomey tops Coca Cola with 470 while Gerald Glover leads National Guard in a 438 set.
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Lawhead Press
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Coca Cola
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Jack Toomey
National Guard
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Gerald Glover
Guardsmen
Hubert Eddy
Heaters
Gasmen
American Legion
Gil Hickman
Leslie Blaker
Legionnaires
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Dick Hughes
Carpenter Hardware
Athens Motors
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Motors
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Athens Messenger
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Guardsmen Fall to New Haven Skaters in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant West Virginia the local National Guard basketball team slipped to a 54 to 48 defeat by the New Haven Skaters. The Guardsmen travel to Pomeroy tonight for an 8 o'clock game against the Pomeroy Grange quintet.
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W. Va
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New Haven
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Grange
Wellston Rockets Tie for Second With 51–35 Win Over Middleport
Wellston moves into a second place tie in the SEC League by beating Middleport 51 to 35. Elwood Lucas scores 20 for Wellston as the Rockets pull away after a 9-6 first period, while Middleport suffers its fourth straight loss and remains winless in the season.
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Don Payne
Walburn
Q Collins
Partlow
Golf Course Leased for Schools in Columbus
Recreation Director Nick J. Barack announced that Columbus has leased the Wyandot golf course for 1950. State schools for the blind and deaf will be built on the site, with construction to start after the golfing season.
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