Bobcats Close Season With Hopes For 1950 After Buffalo Check
The 1949 Bobcats, after a solid defensive effort against Butler, look to finish with victory number five against Buffalo. Coach Carroll Widdoes, in his first season, has revived OU football, with sophomores and freshmen set to bolster a rosy 1950 outlook. Key players include Bob Short Marv Spider Demus Jones and Bud Turrentine as prospects for spring practice emerge.
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Thanksgiving clash sets Bobcats against Buffalo in Illinois
Miami of Ohio faces Buffalo in an intersectional finale at a stadium in Ohio. It is the first meeting between the schools with Buffalo aiming to end a 5-3-0 record and Miami seeking a season closer win under coach Carroll Widdoes.
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Weekend Grid of High School and College Games
A dense schedule lists Friday night high school matchups including Industrial at Chauncey Glouster at Rutland Ripley at Point Pleasant Lakin at Mt. Hope. College and non conference games span Ohio U Buffalo West Virginia at West Reserve and Ohio State Michigan plus numerous regional pairings.
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Chauncey
Glouster
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Ripley
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Lakin
Mt. Hope
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Marshal
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Youngston
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Gannon
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Heidelberg
Oberlin
Wooster
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Yale
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Lehigh
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Cony
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Iowa
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Arizona
Glouster Pin Standings and Weekly Schedule
Glouster pin standings list Hemsley Rec and Wonder Bar among top teams with scores. This week schedule shows Hotel Bar vs Hemsley Rec Monday and Faires Appl vs Wonder Bar Tuesday, plus Wednesday matchups and notable high scores by Waldeck and Stump.
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Hemsley Rec
Harry's Shoes
Hotel Bar
Faires
Wonder Bar
Hemsley
Ogg Motor
Ogg Motors
Harry’s
G. Waldeck
R. Mingus
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Benen Wonder Bar
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Colonial Bkry
Hartley's
Stump
Toledo Rockets run to fourth straight win in blowout
The University of Toledo Rockets defeated North Dakota Sioux 56 to 6 Saturday night to extend their unbeaten streak to four. Seven different Rockets reached the end zone as Toledo showed depth and scoring power throughout the game.
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Football and college scores from Fremont to Toledo
Fremont St Joe 20 Lakeside 19 and many other high school results. College and pro games feature Clemson Auburn Ohio Northern Toledo UCLA and more with varied outcomes across several conferences. The roundup lists teams, opponents and final scores including baseball and hockey standings.
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Lisbon
Salem
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Col. Fast
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Lehman
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Wilson
Yetn Raven
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Rio Cagers Open Friday for Rio Grande Red Men
Rio Grande College Red Men, coached by Christy Arnold, begin a 30 game basketball schedule Friday at home against Wilberforce. A 35 to 40 player squad is expected. newcomers impress in drills as Rio Grande faces Ohio State junior varsity, Lawrence Tech, Detroit Tech, Windsor Assumption, Ohio Wesleyan, Morris Harvey and others. Johnny Mize’s legacy as a five time three homer game record holder is noted in passing.
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Christy Arnold
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Wilberforce
Rio Grande
Detroit
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Jack Thompson
McArthur
Karl Murnahan
Coal Grove
Kip Williams
Knitts Hill
Carl Tucker
Hamilton
Beach Graham
Milan
Jack Sheets
Bill Hughes
Avalon
Ohio State
Lawrence Tech
Detroit Tech
Assumption of Windsor
Canada
Ohio Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
Local dog claims derby stake in Athens County bird dog trials
The ninth annual bird dog trials by the Athens County Bird Dog Association at Farms near Fisher's Station saw local entry The Diplomat owned by Raymond M. Slutz and handled by Fred Hill win the derby stake on Sunday. Out of town winners dominated other top placements with Chic winning shooting dog third in poetry. Other notable finishes include Peerless Mad Anthony and Blizzard Joe in shooting dog and Derby open categories, Stylish Air Ranger top in open puppy, and Stanforths Beau Essig second in open derby with Tom Schooner third. Judges Howard Jewett and Paul Bechtel noted the dogs as among the state’s premier bird dogs.
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Browns Ties Bills In Rain Soaked Showdown
Chet Adams notes Browns not the same ball club as past seasons. Cleveland, 28 7 Bills 28 7 in a rain drenched draw, with a curious play miscue near the end zone leading to a touchback and controversy over scoring.
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Browns Hand SF 49ers First All-America Conference Defeat
A year ago Cleve land’s Browns defeated San Francisco 14 to 7 before a record crowd of 82 769, handing the 49ers their first All-America Conference loss of the season.
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Two Pomeroy Gridders Lose Final Season
Pomeroy High ends for two football seniors as Charles Lochary and Paul Werry miss the last game due to injuries. Lochary faces a knee fracture with a leg cast while Werry has torn ligaments and a chipped arch bone. The Logan game on November 4 was their final appearance.
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Wilberforce Beats Kentucky State in Midwest Conference clash
Wilberforce College built a two touchdown lead in the first half and rolled to a 33-14 victory over Kentucky State College for Negros in Frankfort. Tennessee State, after beating Wilberforce, can clinch the conference title by defeating Kentucky State on Thanksgiving Day in Mashville.
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Ohio University to Meet Illinois in 1950 Opener at Champaign
After a 12 year gap Ohio University Clinton Peden announces that the Bobcats will open the 1950 season against Illinois at Champaign on September 30. The game marks OU's first Big Ten matchup since 1938 and could start a 10 game schedule for the Bobcats.
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Five Grid Games Left On Scholastic Card
Five games remain in the 1949 scholastic football season in the district. Buckeye Kings seek their final win at Glouster. Rutland hosts Meigs County Red Devils. The Muskingum Valley Tomcats, two wins in nine, fell 21 to 0 to Rutland last year.
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