Officials Clinic on Basketball Rules Held in Chillicothe
The Southeastern Ohio Officials Association hosted a 500 strong turnout for a basketball clinic in Chillicothe led by Jim Strawsbaugh. Athens delegates, including Jack Rhoads and Harold Rolph, shared mechanics and rule changes as the event marked the first clinic outside Athens.
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Columbus
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Ohio U
Notre Dame To Beat Pitt 26 14 Upset Prediction
Hoople predicts Notre Dame will defeat Pittsburgh 26 to 14 signaling a major upset. The gambit also foresees Virginia Military over Georgia Tech and Colgate over Cornell with other game picks across major programs.
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Bright 17 Yards From Record Set By Drake Star
New York Johnny Bright, Drake’s 200 pound halfback, needs 17 more rushing yards to break the single season college football ground gain record. He is favored to reach the mark against Iowa State after a 436 yard, six touchdown performance versus Bradley, which lifted his season total to 2171 yards. Frankie Sinn wkich of Georgia holds the 2187 yard record.
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Georgia
Ohio Wesleyan Star Leads Conference Scoring
Bob Gardner of Ohio Wesleyan leads the Ohio Conference in scoring with 72 points as announced by the conference statistics bureau. Maryland becomes the sole newcomer on the 1950 North Carolina football schedule.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Bob Gardner
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North Carolina
Parkis Regains SEC Scoring Lead With Two Touchdowns
Nick Parkis, Athens fullback, scored twice last week to reclaim the SEC scoring lead from Bill Hogan of Gallipolis by four points. Parkis has 12 TDs and 72 points, four TDs behind Don Payne’s 79 in 1949, as both prepare for final games Friday.
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Eddie Sawyer Named Manager of Year
Eddie Sawyer, former college professor who never played in the majors, was voted baseball manager of the year by the Associated Press. He led the Philadelphia Phillies to their first pennant in 35 years, edging Casey Stengel of the New York Yankees. Sawyer won 164 of 381 votes. Stengel had 134. Red Rolfe, Leo Durocher, Steve ONeill, and Bucky Harris also received votes.
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Steve O'Neill
Joe McCarthy
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Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Miami and Missouri To Meet In 1950 Football clash
The 1950 football game between Miami and Missouri will be the first meeting between the two schools. The contest marks a historic match up as both programs prepare for the season opener.
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Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan State
Windsor Indians Open Cage Season With Win Over Vincent
Windsor Highs Indians beat Vincent 40 to 36 in Morgan County League action to start the 1950-51 basketball season. Dick Wallace scored 15 for Windsor while Barnett added 12 for Vincent as Windsor relied on 20 successful free throws to seal the victory.
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Sisler to Follow Rickey to Pittsburgh
George Sisler, longtime associate of Branch Rickey, will join the Pittsburgh Baseball Club likely as a scout. Walter O Malley, new Dodgers president, said Sisler could have stayed with Brooklyn but chose to follow Rickey. Sisler is a Hall of Fame batter and first baseman.
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OU Faces Buffato Eleven Saturday That Beat Them Last Year
Ohio University players prepare to meet Buffalo next Saturday, the Bulls who defeated OU 20 to 7 last year. Coach Blosser warned the team about Buffalo s power and noted their strong ends and two quarterbacks. Buffalo ranks 4-2 with a high scoring offense, while OU focuses on improving its ground game after Cincinnati struggles and a defensive line key. Chief signals Dick Banks announced OU banquet tickets go on sale next week.
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Butler Seen Facing Washington U in Homecoming Clash
Butler Bulldogs host Washington of St. Louis in a pivotal 500 season crossroads game at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Homecoming and Dad’s Day mark the final home appearances for 11 seniors as Butler aims to rebound after a loss to Western Michigan.
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Fights in Los Angeles and White Plains Boxing Cards
In Los Angeles Chu Jimenez outpointed Alfredo Escobar at 132 1 2 pounds while Valles outpointed Pat Marcune at 124 4 pounds in New York. Pro basketball scores show Indianapolis at New York 86 73 and Boston 83 Baltimore 64.
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Mid-American Harriers To Compete Here Saturday
Ohio University hosts the Mid-American Conference cross country meet Saturday at 2 p.m. on the new four mile course. Five teams compete Miami Western Michigan Western Reserve Cincinnati and Ohio U Toledo is ineligible until spring. Miami seeks repeat as defending champs with Cash Powell and Russ Gabier contending for top honors.
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