Mitch's Musings on College Basketball Matchups
A compact list of picks across the nation features Ohio over Miami Dayton over Xavier Cincinnati over Boston U Butler over Western Michigan Marshall over Toledo Ohio State over Chicago Michigan over Minnesota Northwestern over Purdue Illinois over Wisconsin Notre Dame over Iowa Oklahoma over Kansas State Baylor over Texas Texas A&M over SMU Nebraska over Kansas Marquette over Iowa State Rice over Arkansas Southern California over Stanford California over Washington Clemson over Wake Forest Villanova over Auburn Vanderbilt over Sewanee Santa Clara over Michigan State Louisiana State over Mississippi State Kentucky over Georgia Tech Furman over South Carolina Boston College over Detroit Carnegie Tech over Pittsburgh Columbia over Navy Cornell over Colgate Dartmouth over Princeton Duquesne over North Carolina State Fordham over Indiana Army over Harvard Holy Cross over Temple Penn over Penn State
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Ohio
Miami
Dayton
Xavier
Cincinnati
Boston
U. Butler
W. Mich
Marshall
Toledo
Ohio State
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Illinois
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Baylor
Texas
Texas Aggies
SMU
Nebraska
Kansas
Marquette
Iowa State
Rice
Arkansas
Cal
Stanford
California
Washington
Clemson
Wake Forest
Villanova
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Santa Clara
Michigan State
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Furman
Carolina
Boston College
Detroit
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Navy
Cornell
Colgate
Dartmouth
Princeton
Duquesne
N. Carolina State
Fordham
Indiana
Army
Harvard
Holy Cross
Temple Penn
Penn State
Bobcats Battle Jinx In Last Home Game
Ohio University faces Miami in a Dad's Day clash that caps the Green and White home slate. The Bobcats, 1-4, seek their first win as they meet a cautious Redskins squad noted for stout defense and a low scoring run.
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Notes From A Football Press Box
Eighty one percent of NFL points after touchdown have been converted over three years. Pro point kicking using the crossbar as the goal line outpaces college end zone attempts by about twenty percent. In four years only three NFL games lost due to failed extra points. Iowa beat Notre Dame once, ending a 20 game winning streak with a 10-7 score. Nearly 50,000 fans expected for Notre Dame this season. A score guessing pool forms around the Ohio State Chicago game with many predicting near 100 to 0 as Ohio State aims to top Michigan’s 85-0. Tulane, Alabama game may alter plans for Tulane backfield stars Principe, McGowen, McFadden, Lalanne. Colgate coach Andy Kerr scouts Cornell-Columbia and believes a fighting club could beat Cornell. Columbia still leads Navy in their series though Navy has won the last four. Jim Connell of Penn breaks leg last season and starts against Penn State. Clair Bee at Long Island U bets Andy Perugino’s flying will end season.
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Leslie Avery
New York
Iowa
Notre Dame
Buckeyes
Michigan
New Orleans
Principe
Fordham
McGowen
Auburn
McFadden
Clemson
Lalanne
North Carolina
Tulane
Alabama
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Hamilton
Cornell
Columbia
Big Red
Kerr
Lions
Carl Snavely
Don Snavely
Bob Glass
Baker Field
Massillon
Navy
Jim Connell
Husky
Penn
Penn State
Clair Bee
Long Island U
Andy Perugino
Andy
Pasengers
Steve Snider
Chicago
U.P
Northwestern
Ohio State
Illinois
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Evanston
Wisconsin
Indiana
Big Ten
Tommy Marmon
Harmon
Forest Evashevski
Paul Kramer
Wildcat
Illini
Bucks
Hawks
Nile Kinnick
Irish
Steve Bargarus
Army
Tad Harvey
Tom Gallagher
Bill Kerr
Dundas Social and Personal Highlights
Dundas notices report many local moves visits and gatherings. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles Perry received an old fashioned serenade and a bridal shower at the Puckett home. Other events include birthdays for Mary Spires and various weekend visits among Dundas families. A NYA worker heads to CCC Camp in New Philadelphia and cornerstone ceremonies note Constitution and Declaration documents placed at the Washington Monument.
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Charles Perry
Oreanna Puckett
Noah Puckett
Lloyd Spires
Mary
Joseph Mathews
Ewington
Don Swick
Henry Hall
Lancaster
Elizabeth Bishop
L. M. Lewis
McArthur
Hattie Long
John Salts
Steve Salts
Chillicothe
Ervin Aldrich
Galion
Tom O'Leary
Hamden
John Casteel
Donald Watson
N.Y.A
CCC
New Philadelphia
Don Thompson
Jap Lyle
Radcliff
Iowa star Nile Kinnick Jr. a Big Ten quintuple threat
Nile Clarke Kinnick Jr. from Adel Iowa once caught Bob Feller’s batters. Now Iowa’s 21 year old five tool talent excels as passer punter kicker and signal caller. Revered as top all around athlete student in modern Town history.
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Bob Feller
Adel
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Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Iowa State
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Buckeyes Arrive at Stagg Field for Chicago Clash
Ohio State football reaches Stagg Field with 34 players, leaving Jim Piccinini behind due to injury. The Buckeyes, smaller than usual but ready to press, face the Maroons in a game where past meetings favor Ohio State 9 wins to Chicago's 2 with 2 ties, last year Ohio State won 42 to 7.
Bingo Outdraws Reds at Cincy
Police Chief Eugene Weatherly reported that bingo is the favored sport here with summer attendance exceeding Crosley Field by 123,241.
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Sports Q and A prompts readers to mail questions
The Athens Messenger invites readers to submit sports queries to the Sports Service Bureau in Washington D C The notice lists example questions about Duffy Lewis Eugene Criqui and EPINARD and asks readers to sign name and address and enclose an 8 cent stamp for a personal reply
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Broadwell Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mrs. Herbert Pyle and children from Blue Rock visited Mrs. Lote Brill and Mrs. Elmer White Sunday. George Nye hosted guests including William Pierce of Columbus and the Yates family. Frank Parsons hosted Bernard and Conrad Parsons from Chesterhill. Athens residents visited Frank James on Tuesday among others. Leonard Ogg’s ill health is noted and James Harkins has taken over the store formerly run by Mrs. Lote Brill. Gerald Driggs of Lathrop called on friends Monday.
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Herbert Pyle
Blue Rock
Lote Brill
Elmer White
George Nye
William Pierce
Columbus
Robert Nye
Gerald Yates
Helen
Billy
Arthur Yates
Nelsonville
Bernard
Conrad Parsons
Chesterhill
Frank Parsons
Frank James
Ray James
Ruth Adams
Lola Miller
Jennie Farr
Athens
Delbert Ogg
Helen Dorothy
Leonard Ogg
James Harkins
Gerald Driggs
Lathrop
Hiram and Bowling Green Teams Boast Fine Records
Hiram and Bowling Green enter the season’s closing stretch with five wins and one defeat each, jointing for fourth in Ohio standings behind DeSales Toledo and Muskingum. Bob Bloom leads Hiram with 71 of 138 points. Bowling Green features Lamar Knecht, Eddie Wellner, Steve Brudzinski, and Chuck Catanese as key scorers and blockers.
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Hiram
Bowling Green
Imbuss
Hardy College
de Sales
Toledo
Muskingum
McLemore Would Match Southern California And Tennessee for Rose Bowl
Henry McLemore argues for inviting Tennessee to the Rose Bowl now, with USC as the only rival capable of matching them. He notes early invitations reduce travel hardship and let schools plan financially and coach crews. He predicts USC could challenge Tennessee on New Year’s Day.
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Southern California
Tennessee
California
Ifornia
Vols
T.C.U
Duke
USC
Trojans
Athens Closes Season With Gallia Blue Devils Tonight
Athens Bulldogs face Gallipolis Blue Devils in the season finale on the high school field. Key players have been sidelined all season with injuries, including Bill Poling and Chuck Bryson, affecting the backfield as Howie Bobo earns the starting nod in Poling’s spot.
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Bilsy Wood
Paul Gordon
Chuck Bryson
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Howie Bobo
Lackey
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Jackson Fans Ride Special Train To Logan Game
Jackson Elks Club charters a special C and O train to Logan for the undefeated Logan at Logan tonight in a showdown for the Southern Ohio League lead. Last week Logan sent 1 200 fans by special train to Middleport for a 21 to 20 victory.
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Northwestern And Michigan At Crossroads
Northwestern and Michigan face dwindling Big Ten title hopes as they meet Purdue and Minnesota respectively. Key players return from injuries while Ohio State and Illinois loom, with Northwestern boasting strong backfield depth and Purdue and Minnesota seeking upsets in a rough fall slate.
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradbury residents report the marriage of Phillip Russell and Alma Frye in Kentucky and a serenade reception at the bride's home. The couple plans to live in the village. Community notes include moves, visits, hospital recovery, church services, and Election Day turnout of 110 votes.
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Bradbury
Phillip Russell
Alma Frye
Kentucky
Lloyd Ohlinger
Hanning House
Allen Roush
Verna Hysell
Edward Russell
Noble Sumit
Shannon Russell
Charleston
Virginia Russell
Columbus
G. E. Russell
Louis Waugh
J. B. H. Bailey
J. P. Miller
Wade Family Hosts Birthday Dinner In Canaanville
Mrs. Kenneth Wade and Mrs. Clifford Wade hosted a birthday dinner for mother Mrs James Wade at the latter’s home with a gathering of Wade family members including James Annamae Thelma Lyle Glen Arthur Earnest and others. A large local crowd attended the Rome-Canaan carnival at Stewart Friday night and Mr and Mrs James Russell of Stewart visited here Sunday.
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Canaanville
Kenneth Wade
Clifford Wade
James Wade
Annamae Wade
Thelma Wade
Lyle Wade
Glen Lonas
Arthur Skinner
Earnest Norris
Stewart
James Russell
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