Evans Leads Scoring Chase as Ohio U Players Pile Up Points
Through six games Ohio University has 13 players with points, led by King Brady with seven touchdowns and Ed Sudnick perfect on extra points in nine straight attempts. The article notes strong showings across the roster and highlights Browns kicker Lou Groza’s missed streak ending amid a 17-16 loss. It also covers Washington Redskins’ struggles and Eagles Giants race in the East.
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Ohio U
King Brady
Dick Hodona
Bill Hartman
Bobby Mills
Ray Calico
Ralph Sayre
George Ksenich
Larry Pha
Flor
Chris Steran
Mut Taylor
Jene Ruszkowski
Stan Vrabec
Ed Sudnick
Ohio Wesleyan
Cleveland Browns
Lou
Groza
Skein
Angeles Dons
Browns
Cleveland
Frankie Albert
San Francisco 49Ers
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Redskins
Skins
Philadelphia
Athens Halfback Sets Scoring Mark in Dominant Win
Athens High halfback Dave Red Evans scored 81 points to lead his team past Nelsonville as Athens tightened its district lead with seven wins in eight games. Bill Johnson of Gallipolis trails in scoring with 28 points, while Pomeroy moved into second place and several teams end their campaigns this weekend.
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Dave
Red” Evans
Athens High
Nelsonville
Bill Johnson
Gallipolis
Athens
Johnson
McArthur
Fox
Rutland
Byers
Glouster
Pomeroy
Johnny Werry
Joe Trupo
Jim Haggerty
Middleport
Bill Ohlinger
Roger
Perk” Johnson
the Plains
Chuck Barton
Wahama
Fred Johnson
Kennedy
Bulldogs
Jackson
Wellston
Logan
Yellow Jackets
Point Pleasant
Tomecats
West Virginians
Partition suit seeks division of Ohio land in Athens County
William F. Parker and others are notified that George Everett Parker filed a partition petition in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio Case No. 15500 seeking division of multiple parcels in Lodl and Athens Townships. The notice requires defendants to answer by December 21.
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William F. Parker
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Edna P. Jacobsen
F. Jacobsen
Decatur Street
N. W. Washington
Dpd
J. Mauck
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvania
J. Eb Hauck
George Everett Parker
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Lod
Athens
State of
Ohio Company
Eva A. Parker
John Klingenberg
Gaid Road
Sewell
Fiva A. Parker's
Morse Chapel
Guynville
Said
Chester
Blackwoods
Hugheighen
John Sewell
Said Sewell
Frost Farm
Ohio U Band Joins Homecoming as Football Sparks
The Ohio University football team delivers scoring and the OU band performs on its lone season trip funded by solicitation. Jayvees led by Tony Laterza and Joe Kennedy face Rio Grande College at Jackson High Stadium under floodlights after a season of blocked kicks.
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Ohio U
Wesleyan
OU Jayvrees
Jackson High School
Rio Grande
Bobkittens
Bill Beckley
Athens
Beckley
Jayvees
Tony Laterza
Joe Neds
Worthington
Carl Melzer
Joe Kennedy
Bobcats
Cincinnati
Miami
Jackets Face Wellston in Important Middleport Clash
Middleport High's Yellow Jackets, recently dropped to fourth after a loss to Logan, travel to Wellston to meet the Golden Rockets at Middleport Field Friday night. Key injuries mount as back John Fultz is out after appendectomy and lineman Joe Bailey is doubtful. Game starts at 8 p.m. with the band marching in flag-raising ceremonies led by Bernard Krinke.
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Middleport
Forrest Bachtel
Yellow Jackets
Logan Chieftains
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Middleport Field
Jackets
John Fultz
Athens
Joe Bailey
Logan
Bernard Krinke
Minor League Ball Scandal Rocks Abbeville Series
Abbeville Athletics owner I N Goldberg says players from his team and the Houma Indians face conspiracy charges to throw games in the Evan geline League. The matter was referred to Judge W G Bramham of Durham NC, president of the National Association. Houma won the playoff series four games to one.
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Abbeville
Evangeline Baseball League
National Association of Professional Leagues
I. N. Goldberg
Abbeville Athletics
Houma Indians
Houma
Goldberg
League
Baton Rouge
W.G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
National Association
Bramham
Ofice
Appointment of Linnie Hall as administratrix in Athens estate
Notice announces Linnie L. Hall of Athens Ohio appointed administratrix of the Estate of Loring Hall deceased of Athens. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated October 25 1946 Francis D White Probate Judge of Athens County.
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Linnie L. Hall
Athens
Ohio
Loring Hall
Athens County
Francis D, White
Said
Weekend Grid of High School and College Games
Friday features Athens at Gallipolis Logan at Jackson Wellston at Middleport Pomeroy at Nelsonville Parkersburg Res at Chauncey Glouster at Roseville Bremen at McArthur Wahama at Point Pleasant. Saturday venues include Ohio Colleges Ohio VA at Baldwin Wallace OU stadium Pitt at Ohio State Wooster at Akron Findlay at Ashland Bowling Green at St Bonaventure Wilberforce at Ky State John Carroll at Western Reserve Case at Carnegie Tech Cedarville at Rose Poly Capital at Denison Xavier at Cincinnati Hiram at Lawrence Tech Heidelberg at Kenyon Mt Union at Allegheny Marietta at W Va Wesleyan Muskingum at Wash Jeff Kent State at Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Northern at Wittenberg Oberlin at DePauw Morris Harvey at Youngstown Albion at Otterbein Chattanooga at Dayton. Sunday National League Boston at Washington Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Green Bay at Chicago Cards Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at Detroit All-America Buffalo at Brooklyn Cleveland at Frisco Los Angeles at New York Monday Wayne at Toledo.
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Gallipolis
Logan
Jackson
Wellston
Middleport
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Parkersburg Res
Chauncey
Glouster
Roseville
Bremen
McArthur
Wahama
Point Pleasant
College Villanova
Detroit
Defiance
Bluffton
Miama, O
Miami
Fla
Ohio
Ohio VA
Baldwin-Wallace
OU Stadium
Pitt
Ohio State
Wooster
Akron
Findlay
Ashland
Bowling Gr
St. Bonaventure
Wilberforce
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Case
Carnegie Tech
Cedarville
Rose Poly
Capital
Denison
Xavier
Cincinnati
Hiram
Lawrence Tech
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Mt. Union
Allegheny
Marietta
W. Va
Wesleyan
Muskingum
Wash.Jeff
Kent State
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Depauw
Morris Harvey
Youngstown
Albion
Otterbein
Chattanooga
Dayton
EAST
Rice
Arkansas
Texas
Baylor
Texas A&m
SMU
New Mexico
Texas Tech
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Arizona
Colo. State
Colorado
Denver
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Brigham Young
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Usc
Idaho
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Portland
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Oregon
Washington
Stanford
Boston
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Brooklyn
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Frisco
Wayne
Toledo
Levine Robinson Fight Set for Biggest Cleveland Arena Gate
Artie Levine and Ray Robinson clash in a 10 round bout at the Cleveland Arena expected to draw the largest indoor-card purse in city history. Robinson seeks a step toward a middleweight title and a possible double championship, with each fighter guaranteed $12,500 and potential earnings between $18,000 and $20,000.
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Cleveland
Artie Levine
Brooklyn
Swift Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Cleveland Arena
Robinson
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Levine
Brickman
Reserves to Clash Logan in Thursday Night Showdown
Marietta Reserves meet Logan Reserves on Thursday at 7 30 p m on the Logan field under principal Howard E Kirk announced by school officials.
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Logan
Howard E. Kirk
Marietta
Logan Field
Notice of Application for Motor Carrier Permit
Roman Phillips has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application for a Contract Motor Carrier Permit to transport property for James Palermo dba Harrisburg Coal Co Murray City Ohio using four 144 ton trucks. Interested parties may obtain further information by addressing the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Columbus Ohio.
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Roman Phillips
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
James Palermo
Dba
Harrisburg Coal Co
Murray City
Ohio
Columbus
Jacksonville
Penn State Cancels Miami Game Over Negro Players
Penn State coach Bob Higgins said cancelling the November 29 game with Miami was the only solution due to the dispute over allowing two Black players to participate. Higgins noted it was impossible for Miami to host colored players and for Penn State not to let them play.
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State College
Bob Higgins
Penn State
University of Miami
Miami
Higgins
Johnny Williams Defeats Mancini In Brooklyn Bout
Johnny Williams of Montgomery Alabama won a decision over Lenny Mancini of Youngstown in a scheduled eight round bout fought last night in Brooklyn. Mancini fought hard but Williams controlled the action to take the decision.
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Brooklyn
Johnny Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Lenny
Boom Boom
Promoters Seek Boxed Match Approval for Dec Music Hall Fight
Promoters Sam and Benny Becker plan to appear before the City Boxing Commission on Thursday to secure approval for a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Music Hall on December 2 between Billy Smith of Oakland California and Billy Grant of Orange, A.
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Cincinnati
Sam and
Benny Becker
City Boxing Commission
Music Hall
Billy Smith
Oakland
Calif
Billy Grant
Orange
Southeastern Buckeye Conference Organized
Chauncey High School hosted a meeting in which six schools joined the newly formed Southeastern Buckeye Conference and Wahama High of Mason City, W Va may enter within two weeks. The group will sponsor football basketball baseball and track with a your next April 1 1947 meeting set and officers named. Charter members include Rutland The Plains Chauncey McArthur Oak Hill and Coalton High Schools.
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Chauncey
Southeastern Buckeye
Chauncey High School
Wahama High
Mason City
W. Va
Wahama
Fred Swearingen
the Plains
H. M. Potts
McArthur High School
T. C. Porter
Rutland High
W. G. Davis
Rutland
Pilai Chauncey
McArthur
Oak Hill
Coalton
Unbeaten Ohio schoolboy teams collide in weekend action
In Ohio high school football, unbeaten teams from Columbus suburbs Arlington and Grandview clash in a key Friday tilt. Other top games include Woodrow Wilson vs East in Youngstown, Purcell vs Elder, Xavier vs Roger Bacon, and several Class B showdown battles shaping league titles and perfect records.
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Columbus
Ohio
Upper Arlington
Grandview
Youngstown
Youngstown East
Arlington-Grandview
Woodrow Wilson-East
Woodrow Wilson
East
Youngstown Ursiline
Campbell Memorial
Campbell
Cincinnati
Purcell
Cincinnati Elder
Cincy St. Xavier
Xavier
Roger Bacon
Lima Central
East Palestine
Columbiana
Lisbon
Troy
Miamisburg
Lockland
Tange Les
Wyoming
Elida
Ada
Arlington
Hancock County
van Buren
Mascsillon
Toledo Waite
Newark
Zaneseville
Coshocton
Steubenville Central Catholic
Toledo Libbey
East Liverpool
Toledo Woodeward
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Central
Pittsburgh-Area Clubs Join Middle Atlantic League in 1947
Baseball clubs from New Castle and Vandergrift were admitted to the Middle Atlantic Professional Baseball League as it reorganized for the 1947 season. Elmer M. Dailey was re-elected president and Russell Hockenberry of Scottdale was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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Butler
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Vandergrift
Elmer M. Dailey
Russell Hockenberry
Scottdale
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