Cincinnati eyes big time shift as MA football future looms
In a speculative look, Cincinnati pursues high level play under Sid Gillman with a 30 000 seat Nippert Stadium and strong payoffs to attract top opponents. The piece notes UC's cash power over peers, possible MAC exits, and interest from Marshall and Toledo. Ohio U coach Widdoes reflects on a close loss to Cincinnati and coaches prep for Miami and Butler games.
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Rutland Smothers Tribe 38-0 to claim eighth win
Rutland High Red Devils moved into a first place tie in the SEC Buckeye League by routing The Plains Indians 38-0 Saturday night. Lowell Vance sparked the offense with five of Rutland’s six touchdowns, including a 55 yard drive score and a 16 yard pass to Jim Snowden. Snowden caught three second half TD passes as Rutland built a 38 point led. The Plains threatened only briefly with a kickoff return to the Rutland 13 before stalling.
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Pt Pleasant Keelers Sweep Dunbar In City Bowling Matches
Pt Pleasant bowlers won both matches from Dunbar Sunday afternoon. Erma Wright led the women with 508 total as they earned their fourth straight inter city win by 24 pins. The men, after two losses, rolled to a 347 pin victory paced by F W Quillin 584 and Griff Durbin 560.
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National Horse Show Closes Tonight at Madison Square Garden
The 61st National Horse Show ends tonight in New York after a busy final day for points toward the open jumping championship and three hunter classes. Mexican riders and horses have dominated 12 international military jumping events and can win 10 major trophies by taking the International Military Challenge trophy.
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Veteran Playmakers Lead AHL Scoring Race
In the American Hockey League, veteran playmakers Les Douglas of Cleveland and AB DeMarco of Buffalo pace the point derby. Douglas has 20 points, DeMarco 18, with Douglas leading assists at 13 and DeMarco tops goals with 18. Terry Sawchuk, 19, of the Indianapolis Caps, leads netminding with two shutouts and a 2.23 goals against average.
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75 Fresh Try For Cage Team
Approximately 75 freshmen answered the basketball call for Ohio University's team last night and started a series of scrimmages planned this week by Coach Bob Wren. The squad was divided into 15 teams for 18 minutes of up and down play as drills begin after school next week. Notable candidates include Bob Staneart Athens Russ Wood Gallipolis Dick Wallace Albany Bill Johnson Gallipolis and others from Juction City Glen ford Columbus Central Ports mouth Marietta Woodsfield Greenfield.
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Roundup of boxing results from various cities and hockey schedule
Boxing results listed from Rochester to Newark with names and weights and outcomes. Notable bouts include Sandy Saddler beating Leroy Willis in Detroit and Guillermo Gimenez a draw with Eddie Giona in New Orleans. Tonight's hockey slate features Providence at St Louis in the U S League and Tulsa at Omaha in the Eastern League with New York at Grand Rapids.
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Tyo Hikes SEC Scoring Lead With Three TDs
Clarence Whitey Tyo of Nelsonville scored three times Friday night to extend his SEC scoring lead to 61 points. Don Payne moved to second with a TD and extra point. Pete Kuhn rose to third with three scores for 48.
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SEO Cage Clinic Scheduled Sunday
The Southeastern Ohio Officials Association will hold its annual basketball clinic Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ohio University’s men’s gym. Secretary-Treasurer Jack Rhoads announced the event featuring rules interpretations by Harold Rolph of Ironton, mechanics and procedures by Jim Strausbaugh and Tom Vernin, and coach Jim Snyder of Ohio University. Demonstrations will be given by the Ohio University squad.
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Sammy Snead Named PGA Golfer of the Year
Chicago dateline reports Sammy Snead was voted golfer of the year in the annual poll by the Professional Golfers Association of America.
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Irish Still No. 1 in AP Poll as Minnesota Virginia Break Top Ten
Notre Dame remains No. 1 in the AP basketball poll while Minnesota and Virginia climb into the first 10. The ranking notes the Fighting Irish hold the top position with the rivals edging into the upper tier.
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