Bobcats face tough task against Miami Redskin hosts
Ohio University hosts Miami in a key home game aiming to break a ten game home win streak. Miami led by Bill Rohr brings Dick Walls and Don Knodel pairing with guards Doll and Gunderson. Portsmouth connections and former Buckeye stars attend the 21 year reunion.
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Bobcats
Dayton Flyers
Don
Monk) Meineke
Miami
Redskins
Southeastern Ohio
New Concord
Muskingum
Dick Walls
Walls
Rohr
Ed Gunderson
Bob King
Don Knodel
Bob Doll
Gunderson
Dick Klitch
Portsmouth
Ohio River
Western Reserve
Dick Howard
Red Cats
Rohrmen
Jim Snyder
Buckeye
Ripley hosts Blacks Racine faces Falcons in prep hoops
Ripley welcomes Point Pleasant and Sissonville with the Vikings meeting the wee Blacks and varsity clash at 8 p.m. Point Pleasant seeks a fifth win as Don Waldie Jack Fowler Earl Foglesong and John Withers return to the lineup. Wahama travels to Racine to face the Purple Tornado in a Meigs County tilt led by Barton Roush Smith Kelly Scally.
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Ripley
Bill Dorsey
Vikings
Big Blacks
Sandyville
Racine
Purple Tornadoes
Mason
Wahama
Falcons
Viking
Wee Blacks
Little Blacks
Don Waldie
Jack Fowler
Earl Foglesong
John Withers
Sissonville
Ralph Sayre
Tornadoes
Meigs
Jim Barton
Purple Tornado
Vic Wolfe
McArthur
Barton
Paul Roush
Kenny Smith
Johnny Kelly
Tom Scally
Boyd
Wolfe
Fisher
Stobart
Larry Wolfe
Marines recall major league players in wartime draft
Washington and the Pentagon confirm a rotation recalls several hundred Marine reserve officers to active duty. Ted Williams of the Red Sox, Gerry Coleman of the Yankees, and Lloyd Merriman of the Reds were among those welcomed back. The Marines say the move supplies replacements for reserve aviators, with only a few recalling widely known sports figures.
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New York
Armed Services
Washington
Pentagon
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Marine Air Corps
Gerry Coleman
New York Yankees
Lloyd Merriman
Cincinnati Reds
Marine Corps
Marine Reserve
Taylor and Warner Honored by Fellow Coaches at Dinner
Chuck Taylor of Stanford named Coach of the Year for leading the Indians to the Pacific Coast Conference title and Rose Bowl. Glenn S. Pop Warner praised as Coach of Many Years for football innovations including the single and double wing formations.
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Cincinnati
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Glenn S
Pop) Warner
Taylor
Warner
Great Winning Year for Grand Circuit Driver John F Simpson
Goshen New York John F Simpson of Chester South Carolina becomes the second harness racing driver in the 78 year history of the Grand Circuit to win more than 200000 in purses in a single year announced today.
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Goshen
N.Y
John F Simpson
Chester
S.C
Ohio University celebrates Buckeye title with Denison win
Ohio University clinched undisputed Buckeye Conference basketball title after a 28 to 17 victory over Denison in Granville. The 13–4 season included a 10-game win streak. A reunion ceremony and dinner at Howard Hall will honor the 21 year group at the Ohio-Miami game halftime.
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Mel Granville
Denison University
Ohio University
Denison
Ohio
Buckeye
Brandon T
Butch) Grover
Ohio University Athletic Department
The
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Howard Hall
Ohio University-Miami
Granville
Bobcats
Harry Lackey
Athens
Harold Brown
Gallipolis
Lenard Sadosky
Cleveland
James Mills
Youngstown
Tom Evans
Vern Wolfe
Smither
W. Va
Jerry Warshower
Brooklyn
Shadel Saunders
Columbus
Walter
Bill) Williams
Pittsburgh
Howard Doll
Madison
Wis
George Lockman
Painesville
Russ Kepler
Wellington
Bill Shea
Pacific Palisades
Calif
John Trace
Samoa Islands
Ben Test
Euclid
Hounds Face Jackson Ironmen in SEC League Opener
Nelsonville’s Greyhounds, unbeaten in five SEC tilts, travel to Jackson to meet the tallest league squad led by Dean Swingle. Jackson’s scoring pace is paced by Swingle Fisher Poetker and guards Morgan Metzger as coach Burkholder leverages seven six-footers. Wellston visits Pomeroy as Ronnie Smith seeks more points while Gallia Academy hosts Mid dleport Yellow Jackets and Athens visits Logan in SEC action.
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Wellston Ace
Jackson
Middleport
Es Ain
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Soorers
Ashley
Smith
Pomeroy
Wewwen
Nuzum
Athens
Collins
Wellston
Eee
Tientiamemenees
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Enwe
Cannon
Logan
Swingle
Waterloo
Carthage-Troyee
Muskingum Valle Valley League
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Ewer
New Lexington
Crogheville
New Concord Ewes
Roseville
Siouster
Caldwell
Ironmen
Hounds
Bob Burkholder
Dean Swingle
Dave Fisher
Joel Poetker
Fisher
Bob Morgan
Jim Metzger
Lowell Cole
Wellston Rockets
Frank Hartley
John Powell
Bob Pack
Dick Hlubbard
Sonny Keplar
Greyhounds
Rockets
Ronnie Smith
Bob Ashley
Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Athens Bulldogs
Logan Chieftains
Canton Plans Dinner For Thorpe Benefit
Jim Thorpe the greatest athlete of the last half century is expected to attend a benefit dinner in Canton on January 30. Proceeds will aid Thorpe who recently had lip cancer surgery and faces financial pressure. He starred for the Canton Bulldogs from 1915 to 1920, helping win professional football titles.
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Canton
C.P
Jim Thorpe
Associated Press
Thorpe
Canton Bulldogs
Cincinnati Hosts NCAA Baseball Tournament Dates
Cincinnati will again host the NCAA Baseball Tournament from June 12 to 16 with Omaha as a participant expected.
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Cincinnati
Omaha
Nebraska
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Sign Feller Leads Tribe Into Lemon Negotiations
Cleveland figures Bo Lemon will not push for big raises after last season’s 17 wins. Front office says Lemon has habit of holding out for more but that this year no large cuts are planned. Feller’s $55,000 contract makes him the AL’s top paid pitcher, barring Ted Williams.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Bo Lemon
Lemon
San Bernardino
Cal
Feller
Ted Williams
NCAA May Approve Limited TV for 1952 Football
NCAA set to vote today on a restricted telecast plan for 1952 football games with blackouts. Francis Murray of Penn pushes for unrestricted broadcasts, gaining some support after a convocation address. If the NCAA proposal passes, Penn may withdraw its separate broadcasting amendment.
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NCAA
Cincinnati
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Francis T
Franny) Murray
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Penn
New Midwestern Baseball League Gains Early Momentum
Prospects improve for a new class C Midwestern Baseball League while the Class A Central League fades. Marion Ohio, a last season member of the Ohio-Indiana League, seeks to join the proposed circuit. Frank M. Colley, new league president, already has five teams lined up: Lima, Zanesville, Richmond Indiana, Dayton, and Charleston West Virginia.
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Marion, O
Frank M. Colley
Lin
Lima
Zanesville
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Charleston
W.va
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