Two Minute Foul Rule Debate Reaches Mid American Conference
A mix of college sports notes in Cleveland highlights the looming end of the two minute foul rule. Ohio U coach Jimmy Snyder may align with Western Reserve and Miami on the Big Ten style rule, while Bobcats coach Jim Snyder leans toward change. Other items mention Rose Bowl attendance, Bill Reynolds eyeing Pitt Panther football, Penn State soccer expansion, St. Louis sports growth, Mark Wylie refereeing, and Regis College Rangers losing five starters on fouls in an Eastern trip game.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve
Miami
Big Ten
Ohio U
Jimmy Snyder
Snyder
Mike Scarry
Frank Richey
Frank
Bill Reynolds
St. Marys
W.va
Pitt Panther
Bill Jeffrey
Penn State College
Lions
San Francisso
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Mark Wylie
Cleveland Indians
Hocking County
Bob Frericks
Crooksville High
Ohio State
Regis College Rangers
Colorado
Weekend Cage Games and Mid American Showdowns
Weekend college basketball slate features Allensville at Wilkesville and other high school level matchups. Key later Friday card includes Ohio U at Western Reserve, Miami at Western Michigan, Pitt at Cincinnati, DePauw at Butler, and conference tilts Marietta at Denison, Muskingum at Hiram, Central Michigan at Kent State, Akron at John Carroll, Loyola Baltimore at Dayton, and Heidelberg at Ohio Wesleyan.
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Miami
Western Michigan
Pitt
Cincinnati
DePauw
Butler
Marietta
Denison
Muskingum
Hiram
Central Midh
Kent State
Akron
John Carroll
Loyola Baltimore
Dayton
Bowling Fee
LaSalle
Findlay
Otta
Otterbein
Heidelberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Buffalo
OHIO
Ashland
Cedarville
Youngstown
Marshall
Oberlin
Loyola Balto
Xavier
Illinois
Ohio State
Defiance
Case
Wooster
Fenn
Rio Grande
Salem
Steubenville
Ohio Northern
Detroit Tech
Centre
Wilmington
Rochester
Capital
Wittenberg
Beloit
Grinnell
W. L. Pet
Western
Sport Shop Retains Lead In Ladies Bowling League
Sport Shop holds first place in the Ladies Bowling League after a 2-1 win over CSOE. Ercaees and Belle Cornwell led the Shoppers with 447 and 451 series as Drugettes closed in by sweeping Mc Bee No 1. Beasley Mathews and Deans fought for top scores while Roger Dean edged McBee No 2 651-648 to secure the match.
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Sport Shop
Seaks Sport Shop
McKee Drugettes
K. Figg Shop
CSOE
Beasley-Mathews
Roger Dean
Mc No
McBee
Beasleys
It Shop
Gg Shop
Deans
Jim Mills
Banks Sport Shop
Shoppers
Aries
Ercaees Joes
Belle Cornwell
Drugettes
McBee’s
Mildred Hall
Dresher
Virginia Coleman
Fle Plage
Beasley Mathews
Ted Mahaffey
Garnet Klingenberg
Helen Long
McBee No. 2
Macs
Larry McFadden
Betty Hayhurst
Cora Yeager
Strader Named Coach of New York Bulldogs
Norman Red Strader is signed as coach of the New York Bulldogs in the National American Football League, succeeding Charles Ewart who resigns.
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New York
Norman
Red) Strader
New York Bulldogs
American Football League
Charles Ewart
Indians Biggest Bust of 1949
New York Cleveland Indians were voted the biggest sports disappointment of 1949 in the annual year end Associated Press poll of the nation's sports editors.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Associated Press
SEC League resumes with four basketball games tonight
The Southeastern Ohio League opens a full slate with Athens visiting Logan and Nelsonville at Jackson. Wellston meets Pomeroy while Middleport hosts Gallipolis. McArthur hosts Coalton and Buckeye Chauncey faces Racine. other games include Allensville at Wilkesville Philo at McConnelsville. Saturday night Glouster hosts Caldwell and Carbon Hill plays Sugar Grove.
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Allensville
Wilkesville
Coalton
McArthur
Caldwell
Glouster
Carbon Hill
Sugar Grove
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Athens
Harry Lackey
Bulldogs
Logan
Chiefs
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Jackson
Ironmen
Hounds
Jim Cope
Wellston
Middleport
Pomeroy
Panthers
Gallipolis
Wellstons
Gallia Academy
Blue Evils
Gallians
Point Pleasant
Huntington Vinson
Jackson County
Chauncey
Blue Devils
Buckeye Wheel
Racine
Tornadoes
Vinton County
Philo
McConnelsville
Muskingum Valley
Tomcats
Skein
Ohio Bobcats face Western Reserve in key MAC opener in Cleveland
Ohio travels by bus to Adelbert gym in Cleveland for the first Mid-American Conference game of the season against Western Reserve. Coach Jim Snyder hopes to stop a two game slide as the Bobcats seek a tie for first, while Reserve sits third with one win in three.
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Ohio
Red Cats
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Bobcat
Mt. Vernon
Reserve
Adelbert Gym
Western Michigan
Cincinnati
Kalamazoo
OU Gridders Schedule 1950 Adds Ten-Game Season
Ohio University reveals a 10 game 1950 football schedule breaking past practice. The slate features six road games and three home games at Athens including Miami on homecoming and Western Reserve, Kent State, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Western Michigan, and Marshall among the opponents. The opener is Sept. 23 at Akron with Illinois visiting Champaign.
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Ohio University
Bobcat
Marco Poloans
Western Reserve
Bobcats
Athens
University of Illinois
Ohio
Champaign
Illini
Don Peden
Akron University
Zippers
Akron
Illinois
West Virginia University
Butler
Cincinnati
Miami
Western Michigan
Kent State
University of Buffalo
Marshall College of Huntington
W.va
Marshall
Akron U
Dlinois
Indianapolis
Kent
Buffalo
N.Y
Ames-Bern Risks Unbeaten County Record Against J-T
The Greenies of Ames-Bern High defend sole first in Athens County League as a 4-0 mark faces Trimble 3-0 on Trimble floor. A Trimble win could top Ames-Bern. Plains hosts Waterloo while Albany meets Shade. Rome idle, scheduled to play Johnsville at Stewart.
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Greenies
Ames-Bern
The
Plains
Indians
Trimble
Ames Bern
the Plains
Waterloo
Albany
Shade
Troy
Buchtel
Coolville
Rome
Stewart
Johnsville
Athens County League
School
W. L. Pet
Buchtel Ae
Wwe
Ohio U adds assist to Buckeye Rose Bowl win
Ohio University figures into the Rose Bowl victory as Bill Trautwein blocks a punt setting up a second Buckeye TD and Jimmy Hague kicks the decisive field goal. Mentions of lineage and potential job offers for Wes Fesler cloud the postgame talk as administrators seek to keep him.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio University
California
Ohio State
Bill Trautwein
Bucks
Ohio
Trautwein
Jimmy Hague
Dick Widdoes
Widdoes
Ohio U
William “Dutch” Trautwein
Various high school and college basketball results
A roundup of scores from multiple games across high schools and colleges including Bellaire St. John, Dover St. Joe, Akron South, Walnut Hills, Hughes, Wright, Chaminade, Roosevelt, Maryland State, Wilberforce Heidelberg, Mount Union, Long Island, Bowling Green, Ohio Northern, Kent State Canton, Steubenville, Tri-State, Giffin, Tiffin, Temple, NYU, Westminster Pa, Pitt, Columbia, Princeton, Louisville, Kentucky Wesleyan, North Carolina, Texas A&M, Rice, Texas Christian, Wayne Mich, Omaha, Hamline, Hawaii, and others along with professional and league results in hockey and boxing notes.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Maine
Rhode Island
Tampa
Miami
Wash
St. L
Missouri
Murray
Memphis State
Wash. State
Oregon
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Stanford
Southern Cal
Texas Tech
N. Mex
Aggies
Roanoke
Virginia Tech
St. John’s
St. Joseph’s
CCNY
Loyola Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Penn
Lafayette
Villanova
Valparaiso
Penn Palestra
Philadelphia
Niagara
West Virginia
Canisius
St. Louis
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Syracuse
Temple
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Marquette
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Alabama
Florida
American U
Virginia
Arizona U
Flagstead
Brown
Army
Auburn
Miss. State
Texas
Baylor
Wash-Jeff
Bethany
Boston College
Holy Cross
Bradley
Drake
Bucknell
Rutgers
California
Clemson
Furman
Colgate
Penn State
Nevada
College of Pacific
Utah
Cole
Colorado
Iowa State
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
North Carolina
Davidson
Utah State
Denver
Wayne
Detroit
N. Car
State
Duke
Eastern Ky
Western Ky
James Milliken
Evansville
Frank Mary
Dickinson
Maryland
Georgetown
Richmond
Geo. Wash
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Mississippi
Georgia
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Hamline
Oakland Butners
Harvard
Princeton
Idaho
Washington
Nebraska
Kansas State
Wesleyan
Marshall
Notre Dame
Mich. State
Morehead
Tenn. Tech
VMI
Navy
New Mexico
Okla
Wichita
Santa Clara
St. Mary’s. Mexico
Siena
Ucla
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Wash-Lee
Wm-Mary
Bellaire St. John
Dover St. Joe
Akron South
West
Cinn
Walnut Hills
Hughes
Dayton Wright
Chaminade
Dayton Kiser
Roosevelt
College
Maryland State
Wilberforce
Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Kent State
Canton
Steubenville
Tri-State
Giffin
Tiffin U
Dyke-Spencerian
NYU
Westminster
Pitt
Louisville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Hanes Hosiery
Lloyd Tate
New York
Joe DiMartino
Bridgeport
Sports Mirror Today Highlights Past Athletes and Events
A recap of historical sports notes notes Lou Boudreau as AP male athlete of the year from Cleveland Indians era and mentions past golf tournament scores and NFL rule discussions. It surveys five to ten years of sports history with named individuals and organizations.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Associated Press
Ben Hogan
National Football League
Harold Pierce
United States Golfers Association
Union Furnace Caps No 9 in big win over Zaleski
Union Furnace extended their winning streak to nine with a 176 to 33 victory over Zaleski. The home team led 13 to 6 after one period and 31 to 13 at halftime, dominating the entire game.
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Union Furnace
Zaleski
Sheline
Nixon
Albaugh
Abileaietaa Cons Sad
Robinson
Davis
Sigler
Lopez
Reeves
DGS Ok
McKibben
Burley
Hayes
Nice
Gessells
Bobcat Wrestlers Open Season With Findlay Meet
Ohio University wrestling starts the season Saturday at 3 p.m. in the men’s gym against Findlay College after a one year suspension. Coach Fred Schleicher leads a lineup with weight class decisions pending and a mix of juniors and seniors aiming to start strong in the six meet card.
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Findlay
Dan Kiss
Ohio University
Findlay College
Fred Schleicher
Ohio U
Bobcats
Schleicher
John Suchadolski
Howard Saunders
Robert Gottfried
Suchadolski
Saunders
Bill Miller
Scott Leesburg
Dave Weber
Mark Kuhar
Bob Weidner
Oilers Near Title After Two Wins in Thursday Bowling
Mathews Oilers pulled within half a game of the first round title by taking two of three from Banks Sport Shop in Thursday Bowling League action. They must win one of two makeup matches to clinch, while Athens Lumber and Pepsi Cola split, leaving title hopes to be settled in upcoming games. Glenn Byard led the Oilers with a 203 game and 525 series, and Allen Riley starred for Sport Shop with a 561 set.
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Mathews Oil
Banks Sport Shop
Oilers
Brown
Mathews
Sport Shop
Glenn Byard
Oils
Allen Riley
McBee Co
Pure Oil
McBee
Brown’s
Dick Noll
Ziggy Godlewski
Noll
Howard Eschenbacher
Howard Mills
Athens Lumber
Pepsi Cola
Lumbermen
Tim Anderson
Bottlers
Ivan Haddox
Chuck Wohlgemuth
District Cager Tourney May Be Split Between Dayton and Troy
Representatives from 21 of 27 schools urged splitting the District Class A high school basketball tournament between Dayton and Troy. The district board must decide on the proposal. previously Dayton hosted the event. If adopted, the two winners would advance to the Cincinnati Regional playoffs.
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Dayton
Troy
Cincinnati
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Jack Betts
Dave Leightenheimer
Glen Hursey
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Joe Benich
Hiss
Cinccinnati
Bearcats
Greencastle
Flyers
Loyola of Baltimore
J-T
Ohio Sports Chatter
Frits Howell
AP Sports
Wes Fester
Fesler
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wes
Galbreath
Vic Janowicz
Elyria
Buckeye
Jim” Lincoln
Lincoln Electric Co
Leo Yassenoff
Oscar Thomas
University
Yassenoff
Thomas
Basketball High
Mount Union
Long Island
Bowling Green
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Sports Mirror
Pete “Humphrey” Wagner
Waynesburg
Jayvees
Tak
Ing
Ww. L. Pet
Brown's Pure Oil
Chevrolet
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