Bobcats to Meet Harvard in 1953 Opener at Cambridge
Ohio University and Harvard University announced a two game series starting Oct. 3, 1953, at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge. It will be the first meeting between an Ohio college football team and Harvard, with 1954 plans undecided. The Bobcats open the 1953 season at Toledo on Sept. 19, with Sept. 26 open.
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John C. Baker
Harvard Business School
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Toledo
Rose Bowl Pact's Death Seen by MSC's Hannah
Washington traf shows Michigan State President John Hannah predicting the Big Ten may drop the Rose Bowl contract after January 1 1954. The Pacific Coast Conference hosts the game with the Big Ten supplying the opponent, a pact renegotiated last year. Hannah says the Big Ten may not participate if the contract ends.
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Washington
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Tug) Wilson
Chicago
Victor O. Schmidt
Corvallis, Ore
Nat Holman Suspended Over 1951 CCNY Basketball Scandal
Nat Holman former CCNY basketball coach along with Prof. Frank S. Lloyd and assistant coach Harry Sand are suspended without pay by CCNY president Dr Buell Gallagher after the board committee on inter collegiate basketball cited unbecoming conduct. Holman had been on sabbatical with pay and was criticized for claiming detachment from program details beyond coaching.
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Nat Holman
City College of New York
City College
Buell Gallagher
City Board of Higher Education
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Frank S. Lloyd
Harry Sand
Bears and Texans Clash in Akron Thanksgiving Day Game
The Chicago Bears and the Dallas Texans will meet in the Akron Rubber Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. Commissioner Bert Bell reversed his earlier stance to approve the game, now set for November 27 after Akron promoter Bill Griffith secured the arrangement. Browns at Washington with TV rights in Northeastern Ohio.
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Cage Clinic Planned Here
Officials of the Athens Chapter of the SEO Officials Association schedule a basketball clinic at 7 p.m. in the Ohio University gym with Bob Wren and Harry Lackey presenting the mechanics and Coach's Viewpoint. Dale Miller leads the program and invites area coaches. a Gallipolis branch will form with Jack Rhoads leading the first organizational meeting. Nate Wallack becomes Cleveland Indians public relations chief succeeding Marsh Samuel.
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Harry Lackey
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Frosh Quarterback Wyant Sparks Mountaineers to Upset Win
Morgantown West Virginia Fred Wyant an 18 year old freshman quarterback led the underdog Mountaineers to a 16 0 upset win over Pittsburgh He passed for a touchdown scored another and set up a field goal The Weston West Virginia native came from a two win high school season and quickly earned the starting job after Gerry Fisher was injured Wyant is a dual threat in the T formation and majors in chemical engineering
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Production shifts and department counts noted
Ax Offset two, Pioneers one production two P and P one office three machine shop zero pressroom three research zero arts and camera three etchers zero reported in internal staffing ledger with department tallies.
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Rock Hill at Jackson and more high school games listed
A compact list of Friday through Sunday matchups across high school and college schedules includes Rock Hill at Jackson Chester at Pomeroy and Marshall at Ohio U Michigan at Ohio State Dayton at Xavier with professional and league pairings across several counties and towns. Local Tuesday and weekend games span Thornville Rushville So Bloomingville Allensville Carbon Hill Corning Moxahala New Straitsville Jacksontown and other districts with a final Saturday note Cheshire at Harrisonville.
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Allensville
Perry County League
Corning
Glenford
Hocking County League
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge
Gibsonville
Union Furnace
Murray City
Moxahala
New Straitsville
Jacksontown
Tuppers Plains
Ames-Bern
Waterloo
Albany
OU Cage Tickets On Sale On Nov 25
Ohio University announces season basketball tickets go on sale Tuesday November 25 at the university ticket office in the Mens Gymnasium. Ticket manager Jim Johnson said the sale date was set yesterday.
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Glouster Tomcat Football Honored at Booster Dinner
Glouster Eleven members of the Glouster Tomcat squad along with 32 coaching staff and cheerleaders will be feted Friday November 21 at a dinner sponsored by the Glouster Athletic Boosters Club. Wives of boosters and football mothers handle the menu.
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Walden’s race names use two words start same letter
The owner Lucky Eleven MIAMI- Walden names horses with two words starting with the same letter and an 11 letter total. Circus Clown is his best known horse. Funeral services today in Walnut Creek Calif for Samuel Williams 66 father of Ted Williams.
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QB's Get Herd Data Bobcat Club meets for film night
Bobcat Quarterback Club members will hear about the Thundering Herd of Marshall College tonight in Ewing Auditorium at 7:30. Ohio University films show the offense against Bowling Green last Saturday as Coach Carroll Widdoes hopes ailing players recover for the season finale.
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Hunters Fail To Hit The Broad Side Of Barns In Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Division reports poor hunting accuracy with 23.6 rabbits per 100 flushed and 9.5 pheasants per 100 rotted. In Franklin County hunters fired from vehicles hitting a herd and damaging a bridge. Four deaths and 13 injuries were attributed to gunfire on opening day.
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Sun Bowl Eyes 3 Ohio Elevens
Sun Bowl officials eye three Ohio teams as possible opponents for Mississippi Southern on January 1. Miami of Ohio Cincinnati Dayton New Mexico and Utah are among five hopefuls, with a final choice possibly made by November 27 after MAC title game between Miami of Ohio and Cincinnati.
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Vandalia Airport Hosts National Air Races Anniversary
The Cleveland National Air Races Corp. announced Vandalia Municipal Airport in Dayton will host the National Air Craft Show September 5 6 and 7 to mark the 50th anniversary of powered flight honoring the Wright brothers.
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Fights Last Night In Philadelphia And Salt Lake City
In Philadelphia 128 pound outpoint Davis 126 in Hartford Rex Layne from Lewiston Utah knocked out Al Spaulding from Oakland California 5. In Youngstown 23 year old Pfc Byron Pittman a former Youngstown College football star died as part of 44 servicemen aboard a transport plane en route to Korea from Japan.
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Massillon Tigers Keep Ohio High School Title For Fifth Straight
Massillon Tigers won the Ohio high school football championship in the final AP poll, earning 407 points and 21 first places. Springfield Wildcats finished second with 368 points after leading midseason. Massillon’s Coach Chuck Mather joined a 100th victory milestone amid a standout season that featured two top scorers in Hubert Bobo and Carl Smith.
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Browns and Giants Could Host Playoff Tie in Cleveland
If the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants tie for first in the American Division, the playoff game would be at Cleveland Municipal Stadium on December 21. The Browns won three of four coin flips, including the only flip they lost.
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Llano High Uses Talcum Powder on Field Scented Play
Llano High School football players leave the field smelling like perfume as talcum powder donated by a local plant lines off yard markers and end zones instead of lime. The practice gives the field a distinct scent while maintaining markings for games.
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Michigan State poised to clinch first national title after Notre Dame win
Michigan State leads the AP poll with 127 voters backing its top spot after a 21-3 win over Notre Dame. Georgia Tech holds second, UCLA third, USC fourth, and Oklahoma fifth after a 47-7 defeat of Missouri. Mississippi rises to sixth following its upset and Maryland falls to eighth. Attendance for the 1952 World Series games totals 340,906.
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