Bobcats Face Marshall With Injury Woes and Fresh Line
Ohio University roster gaps loom as coach Carroll Widdoes plans a reshaped starting unit for the Dad's Day clash with Marshall College at Ohio Stadium. Key injured players include Capt. John Schwab and Stan Maschino, with others nursing knocks as sophomores and seniors step in to front a revamped line.
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Chiefs Open Cage Drills
Logan High School prepares for basketball season under Coach Lee O'Brien. Five lettermen at 6-2 or taller report, led by Jim Bowers Roger Kuhn Willis Dicken, with seniors Shaw Harden and McLaughlin among the veterans and several juniors and sophomores also vying for spots. Scrivner works with reserves.
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Dick Harden
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Don Thomas
Dicken
Jim St. Clair
Jim Hartman
Ben Buckles
Ted Byrd
O’brien
Frank Hartsell
Big Jim Monk
Alson Scrivner
Service Team Organized At Wright Patterson Base
An all service basketball squad will quarter at Wright Patterson AFB this winter. Players from the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps will compete against top college and AAU teams to prep for the Pan American and Olympic games. All earnings go to the Olympic fund. Norm Pilgrim coaches the team. Debut planned around December 15 with Dayton University field house as a potential home.
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Turley Honored by Orioles Fans Amid Rivalry
Baltimore pitcher Rob Turley, last season's strikeout king, won 14 games for the Orioles and received a new car and $1000 in fan contests. A local fan, now cheering for the opposition, found his car trunk dusted with the words Damn Yankee.
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Eagles at Browns hinges on Bassett and Graham clash
Philadelphia aims to blunt Browns pass rush led by Otto Graham as rookie fullback Maurice Bassett strengthens the line. Cleveland seeks improvement after a 28 10 loss, facing a pivotal eight day stretch ending with a date against the league leading Giants in New York.
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McArthur Plans Fast Transition to Basketball Title
McArthur High School shifts from football to basketball after Friday night’s 22- game schedule set by Coach Bruce McLin. Eleven lettermen return as the Generals prepare for SEOB rivals Belpre and a slate including Athens and Ironton, with all sessions closed to the public.
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Tim Taylor
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Ray Trainer
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Ex-Challenger Quits Ring
Seattle report states Harry Matthews, with a 109 win 6 loss record and two earlier losses to Don Cockell, retires from boxing to focus on his fuel company and a marine supply firm saying he is quitting without a physical injury.
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Don Cockell
Patterson Favored 7-5 In Madison Square Garden Bout
Floyd Patterson a 7-5 favorite to defeat Jimmy Slade in an eight round New York match at Madison Square Garden broadcast by NBC at 10 p.m. EST. Patterson, 19, has 17 wins in 18 pro fights since the Olympic middleweight crown, faces a crafty opponent in Slade who relies on speed and defense. Patterson’s manager Cas D Amato says the challenger will be too fast, while Slade vows to move in and out. Patterson has stopped 10 opponents. Slade is 20-10-4 with five KOs.
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Dempsey Began Ring Career Under Alias Kid Blackie
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey began his boxing career in 1914 using the ring name Kid Blackie. The move marked the early stage of a future world title champion’s storied path in the sport.
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Buckeyes Versus Wolverines Loom as Big Big Ten Clash
In Columbus a football mania builds ahead of Ohio State hosting Michigan with the Buckeyes aiming to extend their eight game win streak and claim the Big Ten title while Michigan seeks to derail Ohio State and keep alive hopes for the Rose Bowl. Ohio State leads series historically but Michigan’s 5-1 conference record adds high drama and a possible Western Conference throne bid.
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Massillon and McKinley set for pivotal Ohio grid clash
Massillon and Canton McKinley meet for first in AP state poll with 21 3445 seats sold and expect a sellout near 23 000. McKinley seeks first win over Massillon since 1947, led by tailback Johnny Goodrich. Massillon relies on Homer Floyd as Tom Harp’s Tigers defend six year reign while both teams carry one loss.
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Ohio College Football War Nears Finish
After a seven game weekend most Ohio college teams rest for Thanksgiving as Ohio State seeks a Rose Bowl bid with a win over Michigan. Remaining matchups include Dayton vs Chattanooga and Miami vs Cincinnati with several intercity clashes and finals shaping conference crowns in the rugged Mid American.
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Youngstown College defeated Mount Union 44 to 7 in football
Youngstown College rolled past Mount Union with a 44 to 7 victory in a college football game. The win showcased dominant offense and solid defense from the Youngstown squad.
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Saturday Football Schedule Highlights Bowls and Key Showdowns
Ohio State and Michigan clash for the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid in Columbus as UCLA faces USC in the Pac-8. Baylor meets SMU while Nebraska plays Oklahoma and Kansas State hosts Colorado with Orange Bowl and Cotton Bowl implications shaping the day. Notre Dame visits Iowa. Maryland and Duke also figure in conference races. Alabama hosts Miami in the night cap.
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Kent State To Meet Delaware In Refrigerator Bowl
Evansville Indiana reports Kent State University will face the University of Delaware in the Refrigerator Bowl on December 5. Kent State has seven wins and one loss this season, with a remaining game against Western Michigan. Delaware holds a 6 win record.
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Small College Offense Titles Headline Contested
Bill Engelhardt of Omaha University leads the small college total offense with 1645 yards after a final game against Doance. College of Emporia holds firm in rushing and total offense, while Ralph Capitani and Billy Pappas contest pass and completion records. Tennessee State defense tops with 154 yards allowed per game.
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Bribe Offer Reported In Vince Martinez Fight
Vince Martinez reported a $20,000 bribe offer to throw an Oct 29 bout. The mother said he told the New York state athletic commission and district attorney's office. Martinez won the fight with a seventh round stoppage of Carmine Fiore in Brooklyn.
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Michigan State Assistant Coach Yeornman’s Dual Wins At Texas A&M And West Point
Michigan State assistant football coach Bill Yeornman earned foot ball and basketball jetters at Texas A&M and West Point. The brief item notes his dual athletic honors spanning two institutions.
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Nine Day Pan American Auto Race Opens From Mexico Border
The Pan American auto road race begins in a tropical border town with 10 nations represented. The six mile leg to Oaxaca covers dangerous roads as the event offers 117 200 dollars in prizes across five car classifications.
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Bight Last Night In Boxing
Philadelphia bout featured Gi Turner at 154 pounds stopping Charley Scott at 165. In the Omaha match Doe Miceli fought New York and Bob Stecher of Pittsburgh to an 18 draw.
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Richards Confident After Deal Boosts Orioles Prospects
Baltimore manager Paul Richards calls the Yankees trade a potential two year leap for the Orioles. He notes the deal brings Gene Woodling Wille Miranda and Jake Smith to Baltimore and ships Don Larsen Billy Hunter and others to New York while expressing belief the team can contend beyond last season's seventh place finish.
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Chicago
Gene Woedling
Wille Miranda
Jia! Smith
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Harry Byrd
Jim McDonald
Ae Furey
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Billy Hunter
Turley
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Alrey
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Minor League Chief Resigns to Join Cubs
Los Angeles reports the Pacific Coast League must appoint a new president to succeed L. Pante Rowland. The 75 year old official resigned Thursday to become executive vice president of the Chicago Cubs. Rowland will serve as president until after the minor league meeting in Houston on November 28.
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Grand Rapids 3 Beats Reele Lts Thursday Function
The readable fragments indicate Grand Rapids defeated Reele Lts with a 3 score on Thursday. Details are scarce in the OCR fragment, but the names suggest a local basketball or community event outcome.
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Fincionati
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