Ohio Bobcats Taper for Thanksgiving clash with Dayton
Ohio University footballers limited to tapering off after two hard days of practice as they prepare for the Thanksgiving home scene against the Dayton Flyers. Coach Don Peden emphasizes defense and offense polishing while noting Dayton’s potent offense and Dayton coach Harry Baujan’s recent T formation adjustments.
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Marinelli Loses Close Eight Round Bout in NY
Joe Marinelli of Dayton Ohio lost a tight eight round decision to Al Reid of New York in a rough contest. Marinelli weighed 128 pounds to Reid 127.
Barker Likes Wolves Over Buck Eleven
New York preview lists college football games for Thursday November 20 with picks across eight matchups. Virginia favored. Notre Dame, Georgetown, Wisconsin, Pitt, Indiana among decisions. cautious bets on Harvard, Navy, Yale, and others.
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Minnesota Tops AP Poll Again With Texas A M Second
Minnesota holds the No 1 spot in the weekly Associated Press college football poll with 1 279 points from 129 ballots Texas A M is runner up with 993 Duke drops to third after a strong showing by Homer Norton s squad Notre Dame Michigan and Duquesne round out the top ten with several teams shifting positions following weekend results
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Thanksgiving in Kimberly Shaped by Family Feasts and News
Community lit by Thanksgiving gatherings as households prepare turkey duck and pork feasts. Reports from Kimberly note local permits for outdoor burning and a surge of coal truck traffic on Route 691.
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Pittsburgher New Feather Champion
Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh won the National Boxing Association featherweight title by outpointing Richie Lemos of Los Angeles in 12 rounds at Olympx auditorium. Wilson weighed 125¼ pounds. Lemos 125½. A 9,000 crowd witnessed Lemos lose the title he won last summer from Petey Scalzo.
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Vinton Rural Cagers Triumph Over Harrisonville
In Radcliff the Vinton Rural Varsity and Reserve squads earned a second straight win by beating Harrisonville. The Little Tigers led 16-0 at halftime, then expanded to a 44-18 final as Gregory led with 21 points. Nixon added 15 in the opener.
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Peden Named as Possible Illinois Grid Coach Successor
Illinois faces a wide open search after trustees named Doug Mills athletic director and recommended he relinquish football duties. Names floated include Don Peden of Ohio University and Burt Ingwersen at Northwestern, with Chester Davis vowing a thorough canvass and to preserve the Illinois spirit.
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Fullerton's Roundup: Zuppke era echoes and bowl chatter
New York columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr surveys college football chatter from Illinois and Ohio State to Northwestern and Colorado. Topics include Zuppke replacements, Turkey Bowl promoter Allen Lacombe, Leon Cooke’s wrist injury, Alva Bradley on night baseball, and Lambert Trophy notes.
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A C A To Meet At Apple Grove
Apple Grove notes report A C A meeting planned at Apple Grove. Erik Brown and Arch Chapman hosted visitors from Erie Pennsylvania. Sunday events included revival services at Fairview led by Reverend Cooper and a family turkey dinner at the Buck home in Antiquity.
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Bulls May Be Moved Unless Gate Improves
Columbus coach Phil Bucklew says attendance at Thursdays post season exhibition against the New York Americans will decide if the Bulls stay. He cites bids from Akron and Boston and notes expected star players may draw at least 10 000. The league aims to boost guarantees if crowds are not strong.
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Farber Stops Reis In Brooklyn Boxing Bout
In Brooklyn Mickey Farber 134 pounds from New York halted Morris Reis 138 pounds of Brooklyn in seven rounds. In Buenos Aires Don McNeill of Oklahoma City defeated Heraldo Weiss in five sets to reach the Argentine tennis final against Jack Kramer of California. McNeill was defending champion after a 6 2 3 6 1 6 3 victory.
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