Ohio Bobcats End Miami Streak With 79 70 Victory
Ohio defeated Miami 79 to 70 to end a five game MAAC skid and lift the Bobcats to third place. Elwood Sparks led with 18 points while Jack Betts and Dan Macklin added double figures as Ohio capitalized on Miami fouls and a 39 percent shooting to pull away in the second half.
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Redskins
Bobcats
Ohio
Miami
Cats
Elwood Sparks
Jack Schumacher
Charley “Bones” Rennerone
Bob Luecke
Jim Snyder
Herb Schneider
Dick Kretch
Bob McPhee
Jack Betts
Glen Hursey
Bill Sepp
Sparks
Dan Macklin
Lepp
McPhee
Macklin
Frank Pettica
Phil McKown
Betts
Ohio U. G
McKown
Leightenheimer
Hursey
Renner
Laecke
Polosky
Schumacher
Schneider
Stephenson
Pettica
da Csusqneen
Griesinger
Lansan
Rea
Tiberghein
Kretch
Thompson
Schousen
Lansaw
Schouse
Ohio U Bobcats Edge Miami In Tight Defensive Effort
The Ohio University Bobcats, shooting 39 percent from the floor, pressured Miami with a midway defense shift that challenged the Redskins. Coach Jim Snyder praised the effort and called it a start toward a tighter contest as Athens faces tough road games in a likely close SEC race.
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Bobcats
Redskins
Jim Snyder
Athens
Nelsonville
Wellston
OU Fresh Cagers Fall 49 41 to Miami Redskins
Ohio University freshmen succumbed to a late rally by the Miami Redskins, losing 49 to 41 in a Saturday night game. The Bobkittens led 21 1 at halftime before Miami surged ahead 39 38, outscoring OU 17 to 8 in the final period. Ralph Readout scored both first half baskets for OU, while Swanson led Miami with 10 points.
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Ohio
Miami
Bobkittens
Redskins
Ralph Readout
Columbus
Little Redskins
Swanson
Readout
G. F
Yuhas
Lechner
Awe Enene
Williams
Frame
Mera Enen
Barry
Daugherty
Miami Frosh
Gresinger
Weicke
Bennett
Johnson
King
Ors
Knodle
Galey
Toppling Ten Pins Third Step Builds For Final One
A step in a nine part NEA Service guide describes the third stage of a bowling delivery. The ball swings backward in a pendulum arc while the stride grows to match the swing. Shoulders lean forward to keep balance on the front foot and the backswing stays smooth to avoid losing control.
Glouster Pin Standings and Weekly Schedule
Bowling standings show men led by Harrys Shoes at 36 24 600 with Ogg Motors 33 27 500 and Hotel DIRT at 30 30 300. Women table lists Wonder Bar 34 23 596 and Hartleys 29 23 509 with Colonial Bakery 31 456. This week's schedule includes Hemsley Rec vs Harrys Shoes, Wonder Bar vs Hotel Bar, and Faires Appl vs Ogg Motors with top marks by Min Gus 626 and Angle Waldeck 254.
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Harry’s Shoes
Ogg Motors
Hemsley
Wonder Bar
Hemsley Rec
R. Mingus
Waldeck
Owlen
Hartley’s
Colonial Bkry
Hotel Bar
SCRA
Hartley
C. Stump
Noftizh
Dugan
F. Lantz
Western Reserve Beats Michigan State 57-54 in Close Finish
In East Lansing, Western Reserve edged Michigan State 57-54 on a last minute rally. The game featured a tight score with both teams producing a nip and tuck battle through the final period.
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Western Reserve
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
High School Cage Games This Week Across Regions
The schedule lists Tuesday matches Glouster versus Roseville and Point Pleasant against Ripley with many others including McArthur at Wilkesville and Wahama at Poca. Mid American plays Miami versus Xavier and Notre Dame facing Butler with Ohio U. taking on Butler in Indianapolis for an 8 15 p m CST start. Conference and Ohio college games fill the week with Mt Union at Hiram and St Francis at Akron among others.
Eight Games Scheduled For Schoolboys Tuesday
The district scholastic court season continues with eight games on Tuesday, twice as many on Friday. Glouster High visits Roseville with a 12 win return, while Point Pleasant seeks its 11th win in 12 games at Ripley. Athens County matches send Jacksonville Trimble to Albany and the Plains to Carbon Hill, with Amesville and Chauncey Dover among others in action across the area.
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Glouster
Roseville
Point Pleasant
Ripley
Jackson
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Wellston
Logan
Nelsonville
Middleport
Chesterhill
Pennsville
McConnelsville
Albany
Trimble
Ames-Bern
Troy
Buchtel
Rome
Waterloo
Shade
Poca
Carbon Hill
Laurelville
Cadmus
Racine
Hamden
Wilkesville
the Plains
Chauncey
McArthur
Ashville
Glouster High
Muskingum Valley
Hisre Tha Tamonte
Mare
VETER
W. Va
Big Blacks
Antinas
Huntington St. Joseph
Jacksonville-Trimble
Murray City
Hocking County
Plains
Tribe
Greenies
Amesville
Belpre
Washington County
Chauncey Dover
Coalton
Vinton County
West Virginia
Wahama
Mason City
Harrisonville
Bulldogs Win Rough Game
Carbon Hill's Bulldogs built a 21-4 first period lead and held on for a 65-51 win over Murray City High in a rough Hocking County League game. The action featured 68 personal fouls as both teams relied on free throws more than field goals.
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Carbon Hill
Bulldogs
Murray City High
Murray City
Aheat
Sonny Campbell
Dawley
Bob Martin
Miners
Swyers
Evenwwnee
Martin
Lehman
C Eae
Hardy
G Mee
Johnson
Gene One
Devo
Eiecieeey
Sounidrarienns
Steinbrink
Rare
Gibisonville Edge Wins 47-46 in Close Contest
Syracuse University confirms its national AAU cross country champion team will return next fall except for Dick Church. The close victory underscores expectations for the upcoming season.
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Syracuse University
Dick Church
Reds See Bright Future for 21-Year-Old Rookie Frank Smith
Cincinnati scouts earmark Frank Smith, a 21 year old right hander, as a potential 1950 contributor. After a 21-6 season with Columbia in 1948 and a strong Tulsa showing in 1949, Smith is expected to challenge for a Reds relief and starting role in spring camp.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Smith
Smith
Mike Blaze
Reds
Muncie
Ind
Warren C. Giles
Blaze
Marion
Columbia
Fayetteville
Tulsa
Luke Sewell
Redleg
Frank
Oilers
Mid-American Conference Players Head Into Second Half Schedule
The MAC resumes with eight games this weekend led by Ohio Bobcats after a win over Miami. Butler hosts Notre Dame and travels to Crawfordsville to face Wabash while Ohio plays Butler in Indianapolis. Miami hits the road to face opponents. Cincinnati plays Duquesne and Western Michigan hosts Cincinnati. Akron hosts St Francis and Dayton visits Marshall as Bowling Green tours the Pacific coast.
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Ohio
Bobcats
Miami
Butler
Indianapolis
Bulldogs
Notre Dame
Irish
Butlers
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash
Redskins
Cincinnati
Xavier
Muncie
Ball State
Bearcats
Duquesne
Dukes
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Gardens
Kalamazoo
Mich
Western Michigan Broncos
Western Reserve
Michigan State
Oberlin
Akron
Zippers
Zips
University of Virginia
St. Francis of New York
Loretto
St. Francis College
Dayton
Little Berea
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Bowling Green
Globe-Trotting Falcons
Pacifico Coast
San Jose
St. Mary’s
Loyola
Los Angeles
Bearcats Beat Butler 64 56 in Indianapolis
Cincinnati Bearcats extend MAC streak to five with a 64 to 56 win over Butler Bulldogs in Indianapolis. Jim Holstein scored nine after halftime as UC overcame a 27 28 halftime deficit, aided by Shipley and Holstein late surges and strong free throw shooting.
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Jim Holstein
Cincinnati
Hamilton Catholic High
Xavier
Holstein
Butler
Buckshot O’brien
John “Socko” Wiethe
Indianapolis
Ind
Bearcats
Bulldogs
Ralph “Buckshot
O’brien
Marvin Wood
Jerry Shipley
Western Michigan
Cincinnati G. F
Welmer
Shipley
Ac Tee Psi
Dallmer
T. Baker
Nncenadawinn
Rubenstein
Butler G. F
D. Baker
Meiniemwe
Burdsall
James
Stohler
Crockett
Chapman
R. O’brien
Doyle
Pru
Alice
W. W. O’brien
Luchi
W.W. W. O’brien
R. O'Brien
Hall
Dickerson
Tehan
Denison To Resume Football Rivalry With Ohio Wesleyan
Denison University announced the resumption of its football rivalry with Ohio Wesleyan University for 1950 as a homecoming game on October 21. Athletic Director Walter J. Livingston revealed the schedule. Sept. 30 Washington and Jefferson, Oct. 7 Otterbein, Oct. 14 Wooster, Oct. 21 Ohio Wesleyan, Oct. 28 Muskingum, Nov. 4 Wittenberg, Nov. 11 Oberlin, and Nov. 18 Capital.
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Granville
Denison University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Big Red
Walter J. Livingston
Washington and Jefferson
Washington
Calumet Farm Unearths One-Two Finish at Santa Anita Maturity
Arcadia California UP Calumet Farm sent Ponder and Two Lea to the $100 000 Santa Anita Maturity finishing first and second. Ponder earned $75 200 and Two Lea $20 000 in the race.
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Arcadia
Calif
Calumet Farm
Ponder
Lea
Santa Anita
Bradley's Balanced Press To Boost Rebounds Defense
Bradley University emphasizes balance in rebounding defense with a five foot eight and a half inch center Gene Melchiorre. The system relies on timing from cutters and screeners, with fakes and passes creating open shots and multiple scoring options.
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Peoria
Ill
NEA
Bradley University
Gene Melchiorre
Ting
Multiple College and High School Scores Roundup
Large sports roundup lists numerous high school and college basketball results with scores from games across Ohio and surrounding states, plus hockey and baseball scores. Notable matches include Ashland 68 Col. North 46 in overtime, Lima St. Rose 65 Col. St. Mary 41, and Dayton Dunbar 380 Roosevelt 26. Also features pro and college hockey and notes on past sports moments.
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W. Res. Acad
Kent State
Ashland
Col. North
Parma
Cleve. Rhodes
Ygtwa
Westerville
Worthington
West Jefferson
Mifflin
Lima St. Rose
Col. St. Mary
Dayton Chaminade
Parker
Dayton Dunbar
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Defiance
Eaton
Seven Mile
Law
St. Mary
Spring
Cath
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Ohio U. Bobcats
Jack Rhoads
Point Pleasant High
Bill Rose
Rose
Miami Redskins
NEA Service
Val Mikiel
Ohio U
Mt. Union
Hiram
Berea
Virginia
St. Francis
Wooster
Marietta
Wittenberg
Muskingum
St. Marys
Cal
Ohio State
Purdue
Morehead
Cedarville
Santa Clara
Tampa
Wheaton
Morris Harvey
Wichita
Okla
City U
Ram
Blacks
Matheny
Hughes and Bell
Gibisonville
Gibisonville Tigers
Union Furnace
Warriors
Meyers
Carpenter
Tigers
Gene Sheline
F. _ Whitcraft
Gancennesa
Tech
Ohio U. Ee
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Bradley
Basketball High
Wyoming
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Western Hills
Wash
Liverpool
Canton
Cambridge
Barnesville
Byesville
Caldwell
Hopewell
Zanes
St. Thos
Pitt
Gettysburg
Findlay
Baylor
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
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CCNY
Muhlenberg
N. Car. St
Virginia Tech
VMI
Richmond
Aggies
DePaul
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Georgia
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Giffin
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New York
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Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Springfield
New Haven
Hershey
Providence
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Sports Mirror
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Army Grid
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Barney Poole
Alan Ford
Yale
Conn
Jack Bromwich
Adrian Quist
the City
W. Washington St
Robert Hollingsworth
Mgs
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