Officials under fire after Beloit loss in Huntington
Dolph Stanley Beloit College coach blasts officials accusing them of taking payoffs after a performance in a overtime defeat to Marshall College in Huntington West Virginia. Ohio State fans agree officials let the game slip away amid injuries and rough play as Bob Koontz led Marshall with 12 of 24 from the field.
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Oma Aims To Upset Charles At Madison Square Garden
Greenwood Lake New York boxer Lee Oma exudes real sweat as he vows to win the heavy weight title from Ezzard Charles Friday at Madison Square Garden. He spars with Jack Harding and brims with confidence, promising a faster start and more effort than ever before.
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NCAA Executive Group Sets Agenda for Sanity Code Trial
The NCAA executive committee met in Dallas to plan the agenda for a convention expected to feature a trial of the sanity code governing financial aid to players. Showdown meetings are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, with the committee to determine the order of business.
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Oklahoma Out of Bounds Play Against Full Court Press
Bruce Drake explains Oklahoma's rare out-of-bounds switch against a full-court press. Player 5 masks the pass to 3 as 3 advances, with 1 and 2 creating space near midcourt. Six-foot-11 Marcus Freiberg er is stationed as 3, receiving the inbound pass and initiating the weave up court.
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Collins 90 Points Leads SEC League Scorers
Wellston forward Jerry Collins topped the early SEC League scoring with 90 points through five games, a 16 point lead over runner up Bob Ashlaw of Middleport. Athens and Logan each placed two players in the top ten as standings show Collins also led in field goals with 34 and shared free throws with Philibert Boggs of Gallipolis at 22.
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Middleport
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College and pro roundups span wins across sports
In college basketball Bluffton edged Detroit Tech 54 53 while Ohio State beat Ohio University 5. Indiana and Minnesota posted wins. Other results include Kansas 61 Missouri 46 and Northwestern 76 Illinois 72. In professional hockey Grand Rapids beat Detroit Autos 8 5. Ice boxing entries appear with scattered locations and fighters.
Pro Wrestling Show Planned for Gallipolis
Gallipolis to host a professional wrestling event at 8:30 p.m. in the Gallia Academy High School gym under Gallipolis Council No. 3335 Knights of Columbus. Main event Angelo Poffo versus Roy Shire in a two fall, 60 minute limit bout after opening matches Whitey Walberg against Billy Venable and Beverly Lehmer against Carol Cook in 45 minute two fall contest. Profits to charities of the lodge.
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Phillies World Series struggles noted in nine games
The Phillies have scored only 15 runs across nine World Series games and suffered multiple shutouts, with the lone 1-0 loss attributed to Vic Raschi.
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Bearcats Hand Dukes First Loss In Upset
The University of Cincinnati basketball team crushed Duquesne 86-74 in Pittsburgh, ending the Dukes 11 game win streak. Ohio State fell 77-64 to Minnesota in Minneapolis, while Western Kentucky beat Xavier 79-62. Bluffton edged Detroit Tech 58-54 at Bluffton, Cedarville topped Ashland 74-59, Mount Union routed Choropody 99-51, and Youngstown State defeated Gannon 83-43 at home.
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Overhead Officiating Gains Ground In College Basketball
AP News reports from Austin Texas that St Edward’s University coach Ed Norris endorses overhead officials on platforms above the court. He notes two umpires stationed at opposite ends plus floor coverage by the referee. Norris says the view improves foul calls, reduces missed actions, and matches the faster game, with fewer disputed jump balls and clearer endline decisions.
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Holway Joins Tech Staff
BLACKSBURG Virginia four Rich ard J Holway joined the Virginia Tech coaching staff in a Kentucky to Tech migration announced by athletic director Frank Moseley. Holway a former Kentucky guard and Army veteran reports for duties. he follows Buck Chapman who joined last July.
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Chesty) Moseley
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Bear) Bryant
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Bobcats Fall to Marshall on Last-Half Rally
Marshall College Thundering Herd defeated Ohio University 69 59 as Bob Koontz exploded for 16 second half points lifting Marshall. Don Brown and Koontz paced a 33 percent team shooting effort while Ohio struggled with a stretched zone and foul trouble in Huntington.
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Fresh Score 52-51 Win Over Herd
Ohio University edged Marshall College 52 to 51 in a freshman basketball clash at Huntington. Center Jim Betts sparked a 13 point OU run, Bob Hugh led Ohio with 16, while Marshall’s Saylers added late buckets and Georgeton led all scorers with 14.
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Car Changes Announced for Indy 500 Entries
Indianapolis announcement details two changes to entries for the 35th annual 500 mile race at Speedway on May 30. Two cycle engines gain parity with four cycles and a new size limit is set, not to exceed 16 feet in length and 6 feet 3 inches in width. Wilbur Shaw says the rules, approved by the AAA Contest Board, curb oversized, safety-ambitious designs. Entry deadline is midnight April 16. late postmarks are rejected.
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Basketball Tonight Lights Up Local and College Courts
High School games feature Athens at Logan Pomerol at Wellston Gallipolis at Middleport Jackson at Nelsonville Rutland at Harrisonville Ravenswood at Wahama and Battle lines include Point Pleasant at Ripley Lawrence at Belpre Waterloo at Chauncey Racine at McArthur Trimble at Troy Buchtel at The Plains Ames Bern at Rome Albany at Shade Stockport at Vincent plus Mid-American teams Muskingum at Miami Ohio colleges Denison at Otterbein Cedarville at Ohio Northern Defiance at Findlay Wilberforce at Tiffin other games Providence at Boston College Texas A&M at Baylor South Carolina at Clemson Holy Cross at Dartmouth NC State at Davidson LaSalle at Duquesne Mississippi at Florida State Geo Washington at Georgetown Georgia at Georgia Tech St Marys at Hamline Penn at Harvard Long Island versus St Louis and NYU versus West Virginia at Madison Square Garden Loyola Chicago at Notre Dame Furman at Richmond Butler at St Joseph Rice at TCU Roanoke at Virginia Tech Wash Lee at Virginia Valparaiso at Wayne.
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Maxim To Fight In Indianapolis For Infantile Paralysis Fund
Cleveland boxing champion Joey Maxim will meet an opponent in a 10 round non title bout at the Indianapolis Armory on January 27. Promoter Forrest McKinney announced the event benefits the infantile paralysis fund. Ruth posted a .342 lifetime batting average in 22 major league seasons.
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Harness Group Plans Meeting in Columbus Ohio
Harness racing men from across Ohio gather in Columbus for meetings of the Ohio District USTA and the Ohio Fair Managers Association. A dinner and election precedes hearings on appeals Thursday with four cases. Incumbent USTA director William B. Murray seeks reelection unopposed.
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Ray Mangrum Nips Ransom for Crown
In Los Angeles at the $15,000 tournament Ray Mangrum edged out Henry Ransom by a stroke to win. Mangrum recovered from five behind with a final round 67 to finish 280, while Ransom totaled 281 and Sam Snead was third at 285. The finish was a two man duel on the back nine.
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Lloyd Mangrum
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Konstanty Named 1950 Male Athlete of the Year
New York reports Jim Konstanty of the Philadelphia Phillies is named 1950 male athlete of the year by the Associated Press. He edged Vic Janowicz and Ezzard Charles in a close vote, with 32 first-place ballots and 173 points.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Associated Press
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Ezzard Charles
Noor
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Edward Charles
Cincinnati
Joe Louis
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New York Yankees
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Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Eerard Charles
Phil Rizz
Three Games Slated Wednesday in Rec Loop
The City Recreational Basketball League returns Wednesday night at East Side gym with three games. West Side Merchants face Lowman's Dairy at 7 p.m. American Legion aims for a second win over Kyle Clothiers at 8 p.m. Nye Chevrolet vs Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric closes the card at 9 p.m. Banks Sport Shop sits out.
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Lowman’s Dairy
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Kyle Clothiers
Nye Chevrolet
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric
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Marietta Renews Denison Rivalry
Marietta College meets Denison University in the 18th renewal of a long standing basketball rivalry. If Marietta wins, the all time series will be deadlocked at nine wins each. Marietta leads Denison four of the last five post war games and has closed the historical gap.
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