Toledo Hands Ohio University 79 69 Defeat
Toledo's Eddie Melvin led a 55 percent shooting night to upset Ohio University 79 to 69 at the Men's Gym. Jim Ray scored 39 for Toledo, while Ohio U's star Captain held to one field goal. OU fell from a second place tie with a 4-2 conference mark.
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Skyhawks top OU freshmen 80 64 in tuneup game
Lockbourne's Skyhawks defeated Ohio University's freshmen 80 to 64 in a preliminary to the OU Toledo collegiate clash. Al Aspen scored 22 points and 6 foot 7 Bill McCulum contributed 18 as the Air Force squad pulled away late. Dick Doran led Bobkittens with 15 and Larry Willems added.
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Skyhawks
Ohio University
Ou-Toledo
Bobkittens
Air Force
al Aspen
Skyhawk
Bill McCulum
Dick Doran
Larry Willems
Saddler Triumphs Over Perez In Four Rounds
Sandy Saddler, hailed as featherweight king by New York, stopped Lulu Perez of Brooklyn in four rounds in Boston. Saddler, 28, nailed Perez with a left hook in the fourth, sending Perez to the canvas for the count at 14. Saddler’s record stood at 138 wins with 12 losses and two draws as the bout followed a vacant title declaration by the National Boxing Association and a plan for a Feb 2 defense against Teddy Davis in New York.
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Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Mary Sanders
Ed. Sanders
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Los Angeles
Willie James
Patterson targets Rex La in February heavyweight bout
Floyd Patterson the 20 year old former Golden Gloves champion stopped Don Grant in 1 13 of the fifth at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway and earlier stopped Willie Troy in five at Madison Square Garden. Parkway matchmaker Tenny Brenner says Patterson may meet Rex La for a February 14 or 21 date after a one sided win and an eight count knockdown.
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Don Grant
Los Angeles
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Tenny Brenner
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Patterson
Dodgers Seek Early Contract Signings In Baseball Derby
Brooklyn Dodgers push to lock in players as Junior Gilliam signs for about 13000. Vic Wertz Agganis Robinson and Mays comment on futures while other clubs like Boston Baltimore seek deals with key stars. Gilliam heightens pace toward Hodges and Furillo signings.
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Rote Rejects Canada Offers to Reup with Packers
Houston born Tobin Rote quarterback for the Green Bay Packers signed a two year deal after turning down Canadian pro clubs. He cited high regard for coach Liz Blackburn the Packers one game per week schedule and a salary increase. Rote 26 will be 27 next Tuesday and has set six all time Green Bay passing records since joining the team.
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City League Swearingens Triumph Over Messenger
The Swearingens defeated Messenger 86 to 23 in a city league game. Kasiers posted 57 and McBee added 2 for Nelsonville Eagles, while National Guard S4 contributed to the win.
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Ohio college cage results and scattered scores
Ohio University 69 beat Marshall 86 while Kent State 69 edged Steubenville 76. Other games include Kentucky State 68 over Wilberforce Rio Grande 64 and Ashland (Ky) 64 over Waynesburg 39. LSU 62 defeated Georgia Tech 96 and Iowa 92 over Illinois 46. Michigan State 79 topped Northwestern 93 and Purdue 48 over Wisconsin 57. Colorado 91 beat Oklahoma 42.
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Oklahoma
Rights to Fishing Debated in Sandusky Bay Bill
Ohio House sees passage of an agreed measure to curb nets in Sandusky Bay reducing a one mile band where commercial nets are prohibited. The bill defines a seine and seeks to protect hook and line fishing, with orange buoys marking noncommercial zones and safeguards to avoid baring legal fishing.
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Sid Gillman Quiets Rams Rumor at Cincinnati
Cincinnati football coach Sid Gillman denied leaving the University of Cincinnati for the Los Angeles Rams. He told Dan Reeves he is not a candidate and his future is tied to the Bearcats. Gillman, 43, has coached UC six years and seeks a new contract.
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Oklahoma
Les Amies Sunday School Event at Methodist Church
The Laurleville class hosted a Sunday gathering at the Methodist Church with Miss Celesta Hoy as hostess. Mrs. Egan was elected president, with Mrs. Hugh Poling as vice president and Mrs. McClelland as secretary treasurer. Margaret Chilcote will teach the class. Contest winners were Mrs. Carl Swackhammer, Mrs. McClelland and Mrs. Grace Dumm.
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Hugh Poling
McClelland
Margaret Chilcote
Carl ‘Swackhammer
Grace Dumm
U B Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Harmon Home
The U B Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Dartha Harmon with attendees Mrs. John Farmer Mrs. Helen Taylor and Mrs. Gloria McRoberts present at the gathering.
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Gloria McRoberts
Wildcats Maintain Poll Lead Amid Ranked Teams Shakeup
Kentucky retains the No 1 position in the AP weekly college basketball poll with 926 points and 55 first place votes. San Francisco rises to third, Duquesne up to fifth, and Maryland makes the biggest jump from 11th to sixth after beating N C State.
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Pro Bigwig Looks North
Wellington Mara of the New York Giants says Canadian football is an untapped talent source for the NFL. He argues that Americans have overlooked Canadian players who could excel in the United States and flatly challenges the notion that Canadians lack sincerity in signing them.
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Kluska Ends Coaching Ties
Cincinnati based former Xavier University head coach Ed Kluska resigns from coaching after 14 years and plans to enter private business. He cites regret but plans to stay in Cincinnati with relatives and friends. Musketeer teams previously posted two wins in ten early games under his tenure.
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Seanee
LSU Prospect Dom Merle Emerges From Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs native Dom Merle a six foot guard and 23 year old Army veteran is highlighted as a promising freshman on LSU's basketball squad. His background and quick development position him for early college impact in Baton Rouge.
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Louisiana State
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Army
Saratoga Springs
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Iowa Stuns Illinois. Iowa Ties for First in Big Ten
Iowa defeated Illinois 92 80 to climb into a first place tie with Minnesota as Indiana moved up in the standings. Iowa erased a 14 point halftime deficit led by Bob George Les Hawthorne and Don Schmidt. Kentucky narrowly beat LSU while Vanderbilt upset the league leaders. Wisconsin beat Butler and Colorado stayed tied for the lead with Iowa State beating the Cyclones 73 72.
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Michigan State
Iowa
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Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Tories
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Purdue
Clint
Bob George
Les Hawthorne
Don Schmidt
Kentucky
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Norm Magee
Joe Fahey
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Commodores
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Rh Heant
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Butler
Cards Pull Screen So Musial Can Hit 'em Now
Sports editor Gayle Talbot reports on the St. Louis Cardinals screening the right field at Sportsman's Park to aid Stan Musial’s chase of Babe Ruth’s home run record. The 33 foot screen alters the park’s dimensions, with prior years lacking such protection, while Ted Kluszewski’s long blow at Crosley Field is noted.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Stan Musial
Babe Ruth
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Crosley Field
Ted Kluszewski
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St Louis
Bill Dinneen
Freeman Leads Big Ten Scoring Pace In Week Update
Robin Freeman of Ohio State maintains the conference scoring lead with 332 points in 12 games. Don Schlundt of Indiana follows with 2746 season average and 332 points in 12 games, while Dick Garmaker of Minnesota climbs to third with 297 points in 12 games. Frank Ehmann of Northwestern stands at 21.7 with 217 points in 10 games, as Dick Cable of Wisconsin slips to fifth with 214 average.
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Robin Freeman
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Don Schlundt
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Dick Garmaker
Cable
Pro Bowl Game Set With Shaw and Trimble Coaching
Los Angeles hosts the Pro Bowl with Buck Shaw directing the West and Jim Trimble leading the East in the all star contest. The East and West squads feature top NFL players from the Eagles and 49ers as the game approaches.
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Lane shuns deals with Gabe in Cincinnati visit
Frank Lane, GM of the Chicago White Sox, stopped in Cincinnati and did not pursue trades with Gabe Paul of the Reds. Lane recalled past moves including Fay Jablonski, Gerry Staley, Jim Greengrass, Gus Bell, and others, and commented that Gabe ought to have a license to steal.
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Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
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Mix Corn Stuffing for Roast Chicken Delights Flavor
A simple blend of drained canned kernel corn with moist bread stuffing elevates roast chicken. The mix adds moisture and a subtle corn sweetness to the stuffing, improving flavor.
Kristof Leads Qualifiers at Bowling Meet
Kristof, a 19 year old bowling instructor, tops the men's qualifiers while Norma Jane Porkes and Merie Mathews lead the women’s standings. Richard of Parsons Kansas and Billy Weil of St Louis challenge for top spots as 12 game totals soar with 1371 for Kristof. Qualifying resumes today with 16 finals slots per division and the championship set for next Sunday night.
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Parsons, Kan
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St Loonuis
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New Orleans
Merie Mathews
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Ohio Representatives Hire OSU Gridders
In Columbus the Ohio House hired OSU football players Howard Hopalong Cassaday as a page for the current session. Cassady is married with a son. Earlier OSU quarterback Dave Leggett, Dick Hilimski, and Francis Machinsky were hired as page aides for the Senate.
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Cassaday
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Francis Machinsky
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Ohio high school basketball top ten reshaped by upsets
The Associated Press top ten Ohio high school boys basketball poll shows shifting power as Hamilton and Middletown drop in standings while Findlay climbs to fourth. Lockland Wayne leads amid a wave of Class A contenders with strong resumes. Vienna and Leach from Alliance/Vienna and Huston of Newark gain attention for outstanding seasons as spring races loom.
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Fights Last Night Feature Several Upsets Across Cities
World featherweight champion Sandy Saddler stopped Lala Peres in 4 rounds in Brooklyn while Floyd Patterson stopped Don Grant in 5 in Brooklyn. Mile Savage outpointed Moses Ward in Detroit, and Parl Walls beat Jimmy Salde in New York.
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