Cincinnati ostensibly raids Miami coaching staff in bid to dominate football
The piece accuses the University of Cincinnati of luring Miami University football coaches with cash and long contracts. It contends the move strains Mid-American Conference ties and could push Miami toward leaving the conference as Cincinnati seeks a stronger coaching front.
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OU Cagers on Two Day Trip at Ciney Miami
Ohio University basketball squad travels for a two game MAC road trip starting at Cincinnati University with 8:15 p.m. tip in the Queen City and a Saturday game at Oxford against Miami. Trautwein plans to use the same lineup, with Lee Williams and Paul Whyte seeing significant action. Cincinnati relies on Ralph Richter Dick Imer Bill Westerfeld and guards Laub Rubenstein for scoring while Ohio aims to improve after a 15 for 84 shooting night against Western Michigan.
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Rules Group Revisions Free Substitution Rule
Intercollegiate Rules Committee reports changes to the free substitution rule for next season promising more offense and less confusion. The rules allow multiple substitutes when the ball changes hands with the clock running, require subs be ready before the 25 second count, and permit platoons during stopped clocks. Other adjustments clarify punt plays and incomplete passes in end zones and ball placement after fumbles.
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Gallipolis-Ironton Move Alters 1950 51 GAHS Football Slate
Gallia Academy High School Blue Devils swap Oak Hill with Gallia neighbors on 1950 and 1951 football schedules. Ironton hosts in 1950 and GAHS travels to Ironton in 1951 with Point Pleasant as the second team both years, then seven SOCE games to follow.
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Louis plans title defense vs Charles or Savold next June
Joe Louis announced to Col. Edward Eagan that he will defend the heavyweight title again next June against the winner of the Ezzard Charles versus Lee Savold bout. The New York State Athletic Commission head disclosed that Louis assured him he will fight one more time.
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Lee Savold
Edward Eagan
New York State Athletic Commission
Richter Tops In National Cage Scoring
National college basketball scoring leader ship has shifted for the third time in as many weeks. Ralph Richter of Cincinnati Bearcats now leads by 3-100ths of a point over Vince Boryla of Denver, with 21.88 points per game over six games. Boryla stands at 21.80 for ten games, while Ed McCauley leads in field goal accuracy. other top figures include Chester Glermak with 292 total points and Ed McCauley 60 field goals in nine games. Dick Schnittker is runner up in the Middle West with 21.7 and Tony Lavelli tops the East. Joe Noertker leads the South barely ahead of Glermak.
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Ernie Vandeweighe
Colgate
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Chester Glermak
William and Mary
Ed McCauley
St. Louis
Tom Laverte
Seton Hall
Chuck Share
Bowling Green
Larry Foust
LaSalle
Bob Brown
Miami
Ohio
Bob Cousy
Holy Cross
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Middle West
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Joe Noertker
Virginia
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Waterloo Five Surprises Waterloo Five Surprises
Waterloo High defeated Tuppers Plains Meigs County 29 to 24 after leading 11-2 and 21-18. Key scorers were Right and McFadden with 17 points for Waterloo, while Bendum had nine for Tuppers Plains. Marshfield reserves lost 27 to 16.
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Rocky Castellani Beats Priest In Ten Round Bout
In Scranton Rocky Castellani 155 outpointed Al Red Priest 15514 in a ten round decision. In Fall River Johnny Larusso 136 outpointed Willie Stevenson 132 in ten rounds.
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Willie Stevenson
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Indianapolis Beats Providence In Ice Hockey Rout
In the American League game, Indianapolis defeated Providence 12 to 2. Buffalo shut out New Haven 2 0 in another league match.
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College and Pro Basketball Scores Across Leagues
Rochester defeats Baltimore 102 84 and Denver beats Dayton 60 47 in pro play. Anderson over Sheboygan 69 54. Moline 72 Waterloo 68. Syracuse 79 Oshkosh 72. High school results Dayton Fairview 44 Parker 41 and Dayton Dunbar 37 Stivers 35. Temple edges St John s 81 79. NYU 68 Syracuse 45. College scores include Colby 60 Maine 49. Waynesburg 66 Kent State 59. Dartmouth 50 Holy Cross 44. Bowdoin 55 New Hampshire 45. Murray 67 Tenn Tech 53. Ky Wesleyan 75 Georgetown 55. Furman 48 Clemson 45. Western Ky 72 Evansville 66. Indiana State 62 Ball State 46. Bradley 30 Dakota Wesleyan 37. Rice 54 Texas A g g i e s 53. Baldwin Wallace to Boston for K of C indoor track at Boston Garden January 22.
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Logan's Bill Saxton Grabs SEC Point Lead
Logan's Bill Saxton surged to the SEC scoring lead with a 35 point spree against Athens, vaulting from fourth to first as the league nears mid first round play. Team race shows Gallipolis atop two-pointers and total points, with Athens and Wellston close behind in a crowded standings snapshot.
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Weekend Cage Games Feature Notable Matchups
This weekend lists college basketball and football pairings including Capital at Marietta Otterbein at Muskingum Youngstown at Marshall and several others across Ohio programs Kenyon at Wooster Denison at Ohio Wesleyan with a wide slate of men and women teams from Stanford Cal to Alabama Georgia Tech and more.
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McArthur Generals Corral Indians 48 to 36
McArthur Generals rallied in the final period to beat the Plains Indians 48 to 36 in a SEC Buckeye Conference game. Chatfield and Wortman led McArthur with 23 points combined while Russ Tinkham scored 16 for the Indians. The Plains reserves won 29 to 17 in a earlier game.
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City pin league kicks off second half with mix of 500s and wins
The Tuesday city pin league opens its second round with many 500 series and high totals led by Frank Calvin 567 for Cross Monuments and Cloyce Martin 223 in the Heaters. Multiple teams post two wins while others stumble.
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Swimmers Host Detroit in First Local Meet
Ohio's team faces University of Detroit in a rare home pool appearance Saturday at 8 pm in the women's gym. Coach Frank Richey says the Titans beat the Bobcats 50-5 last year and opened this season with a win over Wittenberg 42-83.
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