Bowling Green Falcons Rout Ohio University Bobcats 74 to 54
Bowling Green led from early on and built a 10-0 run in the first two minutes. Charley Share led BG with 20 points while Ohio used 12 players and clawed back late but fell 74 to 54 as BG kept the pressure with fast breaks and the second unit.
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Russ Hall Sets New Single Game Record In Mc Bee League
Russ Hall paced Automatic Keysort to a 3 0 win over Offset posting a 246 single game and 584 series to lead the league. Howard Eschenbacher led Offset with a 517 and Office defeated Order Department 3 0 to climb to third place. Price-Planning beat Machine Shop 2 1 as Planning’s Floyd Wolfe and Pat White posted 512 and 506.
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Cincinnati Bearcats face fresh challenges as coach develops sophomores
Cincinnati Bearcats coach John Wiethe rotates players to give sophomores experience while six seniors hold the lineup. Soph Jim Holstein emerges as a top newcomer as scouts attend Friday night games against Ohio University and Western Michigan. In the SEC race Athens and Nelsonville navigation, Logan’s rise, and McConnelsville under Mike Olasin illustrate a season of coaching transitions and emerging leaders across southeastern Ohio.
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al Rubenstein
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Washington State Forward Shoots Behind Double Screen
Washington State moves players into a strategic double screen setup as Guard 2 passes to pivot 3 then pivots to set screens. Pivot 2 contacts 5 with 4 and 2 screening, creating a passing lane to 5 for a shot. Next featured player is Ernie McCoy of Michigan.
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Cage Games Tonight High School Schedule
Tuesday matchups include Trimble at Chauncey Vinton at McArthur Carbon Hill at The Plains Barboursville at Pt Pleasant Philo at Glouster Wilkesville at Albany Roseville at McConnelsville Stockport at Murray City Sandyville at Wahama Valparaiso at Western Michigan Wooster at Kent State Muskingum at Denison Wittenberg at Heidelberg Ashland at Findlay Hiram at Otterbein Toledo at Wayne Rio Grande at Fort Knox
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Muskingum Rout Youngstown 89 56 in New Concord
Muskingum College basketball overwhelmed Youngstown College 89 to 56 at New Concord. Muskingum built a 36 31 halftime lead and widened the gap in the second half as Bill Ruby scored 27 points while Jackoe and Don Gergel added 12 each for Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Thought Waves Fill Air at NCAA Meeting
The Football Rules Committee at Pinehurst plans two more sessions to review college football rules for next season. Chairman Bill Bingham aims to close work by tomorrow with possible Thursday session if needed. No official changes announced until adjournment. expectations favor no radical changes. Coaches urged to allow substitution after each down without penalty, supporting two platoon system.
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Harvard
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Greenberg Optimistic on Embree Return to Indians
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg says pitcher Red Embree can be developed into a winning starter with the Indians. Embree, 30, was acquired from St. Louis for a $10 000 waiver price after stints with New York and St. Louis, where he went 5 3 in 1948 and earlier traded from Cleveland in 1947. The roster now stands at 39 players with 16 pitchers.
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Red) Embree
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Tribe
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Willett Succeeds Leib as NCAA Head
New York Hugh C. Willett of Southern California was elected president of the NCAA for 1950, succeeding Dr. Karl Leib of Iowa. Kenneth L. Wilson was chosen secretary treasurer, with Lloyd C. Emmons of District 4 and Michigan State among vice presidents.
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Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Karl Leib
Iowa
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Lloyd C. Emmons
Michigan State
Larkins Named Speaker for Quarterback Grid Banquet
Athens Quarterback Club announces the second annual football dinner honoring Ohio University 1949 squad will be Thursday January 26 at Lindley Hall. Ohio State athletic director Dick Larkins will be principal speaker. program includes Rose Bowl victory film and appearances by Bill Trautwein and Dick Widdoes. Tickets sold by Kiwanis and Quarterback Club members and Banks Sport Shop Athens. Event shifts to include women. last year’s speaker was Bo McMillin.
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Dick Larkins
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Banks
Ohio State
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Dick Widdoes
Alvin “Bo” McMillin
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