Ironton Football Scheduling Sparks SEC Backlash and Playouts
A Gallipolis writer objects to Ironton High's possible schedule with Jackson Russell and Gallipolis after the Big Seven dissolution. He urges a boycott while noting SEC schools could renew non conference games. Regional tourney history shows Ironton briefly beating Athens in a legendary late moment.
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Ironton Daily News
Ironton High School
Ironton
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Portsmouth
Ashland
Huntington
Charleston
W.va
Southeastern Ohio Conference
Tigers
SEC
Athens
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Bobby Mills
Ohio U
Surface Leads in SEC First Round Scoring Race
Harry Surface of Middleport Yellow Jackets tops the SEC scoring with 92 points from seven games. Logan’s John McBroom trails by nine, while Charley Slack and Bill Lehew of Pomeroy share high free throws with 20 each. Bailey Bingham Woody follow in the top ten as Jackson and Athens trail.
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Wellston
Fick
Nelsonville
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Bingham
Woody
Epling
Gallipolis
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Athens
Ironmen
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Fickel
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Dave
Red” Evans
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French Jackson
Fickel Logan
Ferguson Athens
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Fultz
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Sprinkles Wellston
Parks Nelsonville
W. Ohlinger
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Currens
Kriegan
Ross Nelsonville
Myers Logan
Finsterwald Athens
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Jarvis Gallipolis
Flowers Athens
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Hill Wellston
Landrum Jackson
Vance
Lefkowitz and Becker depart Western Reserve in win over Case
Western Reserve loses key players Hank Lefkowitz and Fred Becker to graduation after a 17 point and 14 point performance in the final game against Case, leaving the squad weakened in 11 games this season. Sid Feder of AP notes the Cats had been thorned by their performances earlier.
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Western Reserve
Ohio U
Hank Lefkowitz
Fred Becker
Bobcats
Case
Lefkowitz
Becker
Sid Feder
Three way deal alleged between Indians Senators and Yankees
Sports editor notes a proposed three way trade could bring Stan Spence to the Indians in exchange for a Senators star as the Yankees circle the deal. The piece flags Graziano's $100,000 bribery consideration and broad gambling scandals threatening integrity in boxing and racing.
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Yankees
Stan Spence
Rocky Graziano
New York
Frank Filchock
Merle Hapes
Alvin Paris
Graziano
Madison Square Garden
Tony Zale
Blacks Down Ravenswood 51 to 21 in Point Pleasant High Game
Buddy Miller and Richard Henderson led the Big Blacks with 14 points each as Point Pleasant High routed Ravenswood 51 to 21. Blacks built a 14-3 first-period lead, then stalled with 14 points in the middle two quarters before blasting for 23 in the final frame. Ravenswood shot 7 of 31 at the line while Point Pleasant made 13 of 16. Non-scoring subs included King, Hannam, Eads, Donahue, and Greenlee.
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Buddy Miller
Richard Henderson
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Bardin
Ables
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Hughes
Tote
King
Hannam
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Miller
Gardner
Chambers
Roush
Ewan A
Henderson
Bateson
Greenlee
Eads
Donahue
Adkins
Tomcats Hold Off Caldwell In 43-36 Victory
Glouster High Tomcats dominate through three quarters then fend off Caldwell rally to win 43-36. Rogers leads with 13 points while Fulton and Seffers combine for 23 for Caldwell. Caldwell reserves win 34-9 in the earlier game.
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Glouster High
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Seffers
Tomcat
Pylon Osc Stepee
Keeton
Moog GS
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Leffers
Ferguson
Craft
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Lori
Young
Potts
Harding
Ginnan
Brown
Moody
Brunton
Angle
Dodson
T. Se Ae ‘Terie
Blosser and Hoy
Ames-Bern Beaten in Athens County League Shootout
Troy High pulled away in the second half to defeat Ames-Bern 32-25 in the Athens County League game. Hunter led Troy with 13 points, while Jago scored eight for Ames-Bern. Troy also won the junior varsity game 23-16.
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Troy High
Ames-Bern
Troy
Hunter
Jago
Awit G Faeichardson
Hughs
White
Thane
Cascamew
Hallowell
Satake
McKinley
Wood
Pierce
Bailey
Mesehher
Webster
Bryson
Rapp
Pomeroy Dominates Racine in 64-30 Victory
Pomeroy Panthers outclass Racine Purple Tornadoes 64-30 in a non league game at Pomeroy gym. Elmer Houdashelt led with 18 points, Charlie Slack 15, and early 18-point first quarter set the tone as starters built a 38-13 halftime lead.
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Charlie Slack
Tommy Wolfe
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Pat Stivers
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Rosenbaum
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Logan awarded Class B cage tournament
Logan wins the Class B sectional basketball tournament hosting 15 schools in six sessions at the high school gym. Games run February 27 28 and March 1 for the first series and March 6 7 8 for final elimination with county and village schools represented. Principal H E Kirk names himself tournament manager.
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H. E. Kirk
Kirk
Cage Games Wednesday Pairings Across Colleges
The schedule lists Havana at Arkansas State Villanova at Army Auburn at Georgia Tech Baldwin Wallace at Youngstown Bethany at Fairmont Boston U. at Dartmouth Wayne at Butler South Carolina at Davidson Ky Wesleyan at E Kentucky Kent State at Youngstown PMC at LaSalle Lebanon Valley at Dickinson Lehigh at Scranton Loyola at Mt St Marys Oberlin at Ohio Wesleyan Syracuse at St Lawrence Waynesburg at West Virginia LSU at Vanderbilt St Marys at Pepperdine Case Update: Ray Ride to remain football coach and athletic director at Case School of Applied Science for another year.
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Ray Ride
Case School of Applied Science
Board of Trustees
Brady to Remain at Ohio U as Star Quarterback Denies Transfer
King Brady of Ohio University denied rumors he would transfer to Northwestern. The Yakima, Washington native, a 1946 AP All-Ohio College first team halfback, led Bobcats in scoring with 12 touchdowns and said he will enroll for the second semester. He also earned his first football letter and plans to try out for the baseball team again.
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Ohio University
Northwestern University
Yakima
Wash
Bobcat
Brady
Associated Press
Ohio
Bobcats
Ohio U
Glouster Moose Host Point Pleasant In Home Game
The Glouster Moose basketball team will host Point Pleasant in Glouster High School gymnasium Thursday at 8 o clock. Point Pleasant has defeated the locals, who seek revenge in the matchup.
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Ohio Varsity Football Awards Announced for 1946 Team
Ohio University official announces athletic board approval of varsity awards for 24 players and senior manager. Numeral sweaters go to 29 reserve squad men and five managers. green and white blankets to seven seniors, plus white coats for four lettered athletes. List details players by city and program, plus reserve numerals allocations and managers.
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Don C. Peden
Bill Dietrich
Euclid
Bill Hartman
Canal Winchester
Bill Hess
Columbus
John Kerns
Geneva
Ralph Sayre
New Haven
Gene Ruszkowski
Ed Zednik
Cleveland
King Brady
Yakima
Wash
Chris Stefan
Dayton
Don Thomas
Young
John S. Mitchell
Canton
Ed Sudnick
Milt Taylor
Bill Trautwein
Athens
Stan Vrabec
Akron
Don Artis
Tony Laterza
Bill Beckley
Don Cavanaugh
Joe Kennedy
Bedford
Art DePompei
Bellaire
Charles Koryda
Jim Sirpilla
Walter Stauffer
Cleveland Art Guide
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Alan Millspaugh
John Stoffer
Frank Tartaglia
Jim Bell
Don Haines
Fairport Harbor
Henry Hilston
George Marshall
Lakewood
Carl Melzer
Linworth
Joe Neds
Lorain
Jim Wielgos
PIQUA
George Wilson
Sciotoville
Alva Evans
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Stores and Eight Balls win cage tilts in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Department Store defeated Oscar's 41-20 and the B B Eight Balls beat the VFW 42-28 in the second night of Independent Basketball League play. Valentine and Thompson of the Eight Balls led with 14 points each.
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Gallipolis
Oscar's
B&b
VFW
Valentine
Thompson
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