Gordon Sparks Locals To 47 30 Triumph Over Xavier Five
Ohio University beat Xavier 47 to 30 after a second half 14-0 run that broke a 27-27 tie. Gordon sparked the win with 12 points as Dickey Gregg and Bob Johnson added four each and Morthorst led Xavier with nine. The Bobcats led 25-21 at halftime and pulled away late.
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Bob Johnson
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Morthorst
Dick Oberting
Ohio
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Herman Hohnhorst
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Oberting
Bolton
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Henry
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Espalage
Donovan
R. McQuade
Lamb
Brandle
Long and
Venn
Cager Ethics Questioned As Scores Pile Up In State
The piece questions whether coaches should allow 50 point games and “pour it on” opponents while noting some teams with high outputs like 91 17 and 97 56. It cites coaches guarding against humiliating margins and comments on national basketball trends with teams like DePaul St Johns Illinois West Virginia Duquesne CCNY Long Island New York U and Marshall all in focus.
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Ed Mikan
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Cam Henderson
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CCNY
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Moose Annex Triumphs Point Pleasant 48 31
Glouster Moose suffered a 48 to 31 defeat at Point Pleasant West Virginia as Grimm led all scorers with 21 points for Point Pleasant and Reiner added 13 for Glouster. Walters Jamison and Yeager contributed for Pt Pleasant while Hainer Guinther Williams paced Navy related notes in the same brief update.
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Skinner
Carter
Cage Games Wednesday Show College Hoops Schedule
Swarthmore faces Army and Mercer meets Auburn while Baldwin challenges Ohio Wesleyan. Other games include Bowling Green at Western Michigan and Brown at Harvard with several major programs on the slate.
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OU Matmen To Oppose Waynesburg In Exhibition Meet
Ohio University hosts Waynesburg College in an exhibition wrestling match at the Men's gym tonight. The 8 p.m. event, officiated by Charley Newhart, previews OU’s season after a 15-13 loss to the Jackets last month.
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Athens Edges Wellston in 34 33 overtime win
Athens High Bulldogs edged Wellston 34 33 in an overtime thriller as Dick Coury tipped in the winner with 16 seconds left after Wellston led most of the game. Don Ferguson paced Athens with 12 points, Huffman added nine for Wellston, and Sprinkles tied it at 32 with 57 seconds remaining.
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Fordham coach explains three man weave offense in basketball
Frank Adams describes Fordham's three man weave as adaptable against any defense. The play starts with a pass from (3) to (4) then to (5) with quick breaks from (3) and (4) to positions near the basket. If the weave favors the left, (2) (1) and (4) shift to the right with (2) and (3) cutting.
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L.s.u.’S
Pomeroy Merchants Set for Mercerville Clash at Home
Pomeroy Merchants, fresh from a 49-47 win over Marietta, meet Mercerville Independents at the local gym Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Don Cotrill and Dinty Moore spark the victory, with Norman Rousey adding depth. Downtown Coaches sponsor all games benefiting the High School Athletic Fund. A 7 30 p m preliminary features Middleport Legion versus Rutland Independents.
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Dirty Player Abramovic Tops BAA Fouls List
Brooms Abramovic of Pittsburgh earns the reputation as the league's most aggressive player, leading the Basketball Association of America in personal fouls.
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Pittsburgh
Basketball Association of America
Kribblers Rally Past J-Vs For Second Win Of The Season
The Kribblers, substituting from Ohio's Zanesville branch, edged the Bobkittens 43 to 41 after trailing 29-21 at halftime. Ransdale led with 11 points as Paul Whyte paced the Bobkittens with nine.
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Harder To Speak Alliance Hot Stove League
Mel Harder dean of the Cleveland Indians pitching staff has signed his 1947 contract and will speak tonight at a meeting of the Alliance Hot Stove League.
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Alliance ‘Hot Stove
Capitols Extend lead as Knicks idle in Eastern race
Washington Capitols defeated Pittsburgh Ironmen 63 49 behind Bob Ferrick's 21 points to widen their edge over the New York Knicks to four games. Toronto Huskies rallied late to beat Detroit Falcons 76 61, closing to two games of Providence Steamrollers. Cleveland Rebels beat Boston Celtics 64 53 led by Frank Baumholtz with 14 points.
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Frank Baumholtz
Fultz’s basket carries Middleport past Pomeroy 49 47 in OT
Johnny Fultz banked a one handed winner with 4 seconds left in overtime as Middleport edged Pomeroy 49 47 to move to first in the SEC league. Slack led Pomeroy with 24 points while Bingham and Surface added double digits for Middleport. Pomeroy reserves defeated Middleport reserves 16 12 in the opener.
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Browns Stars Move To Basketball Court In Columbus
Dante LaVelli and Lou Groza of the Cleveland Browns shift from football to basketball with the Columbus Wire Motors team to play New York Renaissance next Tuesday in Columbus. Two former Ohio State students are living in Columbus.
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