Broncos Battle Ohio U in Frustrating Loss at Madison
Western Michigan clashed with Ohio University in a hard fought game at Madison Square Garden. The Broncos, led by Ray Postema amid personal bereavements, battled back from an early 13 point deficit but were held to 34 percent from the field while Ohio shot poorly at 17 percent. Don Bowen Swift Noble and Don Groggel controlled the boards as Western Michigan pressed for a close finish. Ohio outshot the Broncos 84 to 69 but could not overcome the early deficit. A new Bobcat athletic bus was ordered for the upcoming Cincinnati Oxford trip and C J Dutch Ailstock will pilot it. Jim Snyder plans SEC related events ahead of a calendar filled with regional scholastic meets and a proposed football carnival awaits a committee decision.
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High school and college scores from last night
Granville defeated Alexandria 49 45 Hebron beat Pataskala 63 35 Utica topped Johnstown 50 31 Jacksontown won 47 37 Newark St Francis Stow 52 Tallmadge 32 Illinois edged Ohio State 64 63 Dayton beat Marshall 67 55 Xavier defeated Hanover 84 42 Georgetown 53 Maryland 51 Wake Forest 63 Richmond 51 Geo Wash 64 NC 41 Western Kentucky 56 Louisville Transylvania 61 Ky Wesleyan 45 Purdue 45 Michigan 36 Indiana 50 Iowa 39 Minnesota 47 Wisconsin 33 Michigan State 66 Detroit 49 Creighton 51 Drake 62 Tulsa 50 Oklahoma A&M 64 Bradley 30 Denver 50 Brigham Young 48 Oklahoma 48 Colo 40 Montana 73 Idaho State 60 Washington 94 Boston 83 Anderson 66 Sheboygan Oshkosh 69 Moline 54 exhibition Detroit Auto Club 3 Brights 2 Toledo Mercurys 6 Detroit Lynch 4
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Boxing card results from New York Miami Cincinnati Toledo
Tommy Yarosz defeated Burl Charity by points in New York. Joe Carbido and Hy Meltzer fought a draw in Miami. Joe Discepoli outpointed Willie Russell in Cincinnati. Archie Moore stopped Clarence Reeves in Toledo.
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Indians Report Most Players Signed For Next Season
A Cleveland Indians spokesman said a majority of players have received contracts for next season. The club would not confirm whether Bob Feller or manager Lou Boudreau have been offered deals.
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Bliss Rally Beats Robins In Tight Columbus Contest
Bliss College of Columbus defeated Western Auto Robins 64 to 59 in a close nip and tuck game Thursday night. Bliss led early 18 11 and 46 43 but trailed 33 27 at halftime as Robins Wilson and Hutchims each scored 19. Continuous back and forth action followed with Bliss pulling away late to secure the win.
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Albany Panthers overwhelm Waterloo in county league win
Albany built a large first half lead and defeated Waterloo High 46 to 29 in Athens County League action. Dick Wallace led Albany with 18 points while Barry McFadden scored eight for Waterloo.
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Carbon Hill overwhelms Zaleski in 85 44 win
Sonny Campbell scored 26 points to lead Carbon Hill High past Zaleski Bobcats 85-44. Carbon Hill built early leads 23-5 and 43-19, extending to 68-29 after three quarters, with Tom Johnson adding 20 and Bob Dane 18 for the victors while Hayes had 14 for Zaleski.
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Schwager Victor Wins Free for All in Toledo Cycle Race
Frank Schwager of Adrian Michigan captured the Free for All title in the second Travelers' motorcycle endurance run in Toledo. Seven seven competitors started the 60 mile race. Shorty Gaster of Tiffin took Class A while Don Basse of Toledo won Class B. C Stiles of Columbus won the sidecar division.
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Xavier Wins and Ohio State Drops Home Game
In Columbus Xavier edged Ohio State 63 62 on a last second free throw by Osterkorn to pull the Musketeers into the Big Nine lead at 8 0 while Ohio State drops to 1 1. Schnittker led OSU with 18 points while Osterkorn scored 18 for Xavier. Dayton beat Marshall 67 55 and Xavier crushed Hanover 84 42 as other area teams posted wins.
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Major Hoople Wins Spalding Triple Threat Letter
Major Amos B. Hoople at Spalding High receives football track and cheerleading letters after being lauded as the nation’s top forecaster of football results. He sent in his acceptance from Bangkok where he covered the Thailand International Wrestling Matches for NEA. The citation praises his foretelling, support for local teams, and tireless cheerleading.
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Ten Staff Needed to Televise New York Baseball Game
A New York telecast seeks a staff of ten workers to cover a baseball game. Additional sports news appears on page ten.
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