Bevo Francis shines as Rio Grande routs Waynesburg 108 to 70
Rio Grande ranks high with Bevo Francis scoring 32 in the finale as the Redmen crush Waynesburg College 108 70. Oliver's Rio Grande squad features support from Dick Barr Wayne Wiseman Roy Hoses and Jim McKenzie and looks ahead to Dayton freshmen test. Francis could break mentor’s season scoring record of 725 with 193 already.
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Hamden Cagers Challenge Southeastern for Second Straight Win
Hamden rides a win over UFM in a road trip to face Southeastern as the 2007 schedule lists key dates across the season including November 21 and February 10 games at various towns such as Beaver Waterloo Rio Grande Wilton and Zaleski.
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Miami UC Fresh In Preview At Nippert Stadium
Cincinnati hosts Miami in a Thanksgiving eve preview as undefeated freshmen meet at Nippert Stadium. Miami Papooses beat Xavier Dayton and Ohio U, while Bearcats freshmen defeated Dayton and Marshall and tied Ohio U. Key players include Mike Murphy Ted Finneseth and Bop Kozel.
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Rookies of the Year Named Black and Byrd
Joe Black of Brooklyn and Harry Byrd of the Philadelphia A s win BBWAA Rookie of the Year honors. Black led NL with a 15 4 record and 2.15 ERA in 56 games though limited starts. Byrd, a 15 15 victor from Darlington S C, rose from Savannah to majors with 15 complete games and three shutouts.
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Bevo Francis scores 46 as Rio Grande routs Waynesburg
Bevo Francis, Rio Grande pivotman, nets 46 points to pace a 108 70 victory over Waynesburg College of Pennsylvania. Jim McKenzie adds 24 as Rio Grande improves to four wins. Waynesburg trails with 70 points. The Redmen led after the second period and held a 20 point edge thereafter. Tomorrow night the Dayton Freshmen visit Rio Grande for an 8 p.m. game.
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Chester Foe For Pomeroy Home Finale
Pomeroy and Chester High School football teams meet at 8 p m on Pomeroy field for the final Panther home game of the year. Rex Jarvis and Don McKenzie lead their squads as Chester holds a weight edge and Pomeroy plans limited action for knee-injured Don Grueser with Darrell Hawthorne set for his first year action as back.
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Rex Jarvis
Don McKenzie
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Don Grueser
Darrell Hawthorne
Jervis
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VFW Turkey Shoot Scheduled at Albany Farm
Albany VFW post sponsors a Turkey shoot Sunday November 23 at the Carpenter State Experimental Farm. One half ton of turkeys to winners. Ammunition provided on site. only shotguns allowed. Shooting runs 10 a.m. all day. Farm six miles south of Albany and 14 miles north of Pomeroy on route 143.
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Albany Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Ladd Paces Pass Catching and Offensive Leaders
Ladd, of Bowling Green, leads in receptions with 43 catches as Gottlob of Sam Houston State tops total offense with 2470 yards. Noel Reebewasker of Massachusetts is second in offense with 2080 yards. Dave Rivenbark of Louisville sits eighth with 36 receptions and one game remaining.
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Richie Woit
Arkansas State
Jim Ladd
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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Noel Reebewasker
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Louisville
Hockey scores and horse racing brief from 1952 season notes
Hockey on Thursday saw Chicago beat Boston 3 to 1 and Providence defeat Buffalo 5 to 3. In horse racing, seven of America s top sires competed at Hialeah including Bull Sea Blue Swords Attention Easy on War Relic and War Admiral. The 1941 Dodgers, led by Leo Durocher, won 100 games, the most in club history.
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Two Veterans on Rutland's Cage Quintet
Rutland's 1952-53 basketball team centers on two returnees from last season, Bob Nelson and Bill Willford, with coach James Vennari unveiling a 17 game schedule. The Red Devils open December 5 at home against Chester and face multiple away games including Harrisonville, Wahama, Racine, Tuppers Plains, and Wilton, finishing with McArthur in February.
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James Vennari
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Kent Line Coach Resigns to Take Army Post
Homer Edington, Kent State University football line coach, resigned Thursday to become technical director for athletic and recreational supervisors for the American occupation forces in Europe. He will depart December 22 for headquarters in Nuernburg Germany. No successor named.
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No Game Scheduled Between Jackets and C-D
Middleport Yellow Jackets and Chauncey-Dover could not arrange a game for tonight. Principal Earl Knight said Athens County school finished its season and disbanded its club, and neither school cared to play the tilt.
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USC Depth Rates Edge on UCLA
New York Sheldon Sakowitz reports a massive Los Angeles showdown as undefeated UCLA and Southern California duel at the Memorial Coliseum for the Rose Bowl berth. The game, televised nationwide, features AP top five contenders and a likely low-scoring clash with the winner gaining Pasadena fate.
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Weekly High School and College Sports Schedule Card
Tonight in Rock Hill at Jackson and Chester hosts Pomeroy. Saturday Marshall plays Ohio U and Michigan visits Ohio State. Sunday's Dayton faces Xavier. Pro and county leagues list multiple games across towns including Carbon Hill, So Bloomingville, Rockbridge, Gibisonville, Union Furnace, Murray City, Careing, Moxahala, New Straitsville, Shawnee, Junction City, McLaney, Reinersville, Chesterhill, Somerset, Lancaster, St Marys, Jacksontown, Thornville, Tuppers Plains, Ames Bern, Waterloo, Albany, Shade, McArthur, Wilkesville, Harrisonville, Stockport, Rome Canaan, Allensville, Coalton, Hamden, Cheshire.
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All-Star selections pace six-team SEC Buckeye League
Unbeaten Chauncey Dover and Rutland Red Devils dominate the All-Buckeye voting with five players each on the offensive and defensive squads. Hubie Bobo leads Chauncey with key linemen Ansel McKee and Dave Cline while Rutland places Keith Nelson and Glen Wallace at center and guard Bob Oliver. Defensive picks include John Russell and Eddie Abdella for Rutland and Tom Farber for Rutland with several other players honored in the honorable mentions.
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Rutland Red Devils
Hubie Bobo
Chauncey
Ansel McKee
Dave Cline
John Russell
Eddie Abdella
Blue Devils
Keith Nelson
Glen Wallace
Rutland
Bob Nelson
Bob Oliver
Thomas Farber
MacArthur
Tommy Gill
Plains
George Burdette
Bobo
Athens Preps For Opener At Marietta
Athens High School nears its 1952 53 season opener at Marietta with final preps underway. Coach Harry Lackey tests lineups as seniors Bill Whaley and Larry Williams vie for guard spots and Bill McIntorf Pat Smith and Ernie Kittel compete for center. Forward mix includes Bill Barnes Phil Merchant and Jim Guseman. The Bulldog Reserves feature 11 players on the same schedule.
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Athens High School
Harry Lackey
Lackey
Bill Whaley
Larry Williams
Olson Knocks Out Sala To Claim Middleweight Contender Status
Clever Carl Olson of Honolulu stopped Lee Sala of Donora in the second round at 2 12, earning a world middleweight title shot consideration. Both fighters weighed 163 pounds, after a first round feeling-out session.
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Bobo) Olson
Honolulu
Lee Sala
Donora
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Sala
DeMarco Bids For Comeback At Madison Square Garden
Paddy DeMarco, 23, must rebound from two outright losses to Henry Davis and Arthur King as he seeks a lightweight title shot. The 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden starts 10 p.m. EST with ABC radio and NBC TV coverage. West Berfield UC coach named Cincinnati freshman basketball coach Bill Westerfield introduced by M Charles Mileham.
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Henry Davis
Demarco
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Arthur King
Orlando Zulueta
Jimmy Carter
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ABC
NBC
Philadelphia Defeats Baltimore In Narrow NBA Showdown
In a Thursday NBA pairing, Philadelphia edged Baltimore 106 to 99 while Syracuse routed Milwaukee 92 to 73 and New York dropped Indianapolis 72 to 67. Minneapolis beat Fort Wayne 89 to 81.
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Prime OSU For Wolves
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes fosters relaxed confidence ahead of the Michigan game. Michigan items are absent from locker rooms as Hayes reshapes defense with Carroll Howell replacing Fred Bruney and Bud Bond shifting to center linebacker to counter a swift running attack.
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Results This Week at Office Supply 2
This week’s bowling results show individual scores for several bowlers. Notable entries include a 571 series by one bowler and a 577 by another, with mixed game scores across the series. In boxing, Hollywood’s Art Argon defeated Bob Torrance in a Thursday night bout in Hollywood California.
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Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Bob Torrance
Cats Seek Seventh Triumph as Ohio U. meets Marshall in final home game
Ohio University aims for its best season in 14 years with a 7 2 record possible after hosting Marshall College at Ohio Stadium. Coach Carroll Widdoes eyes a win to clinch the season and New quarterback plans shift to Larry Lawrence and Don Stroup with key players nursing injuries.
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OU Fullbacks Lead Rushers In 1960s Ohio Team Statistics
Ohio University's backfield trio of Ted Jackson Charlie Wilson and Tom Ascani top rushing totals with Jackson surpassing Wilson at 259 yards and Ascani 178 as McBride averages 11.5 yards per carry after a 71 yard run. Bill Frederick now sidelined totals 845 passing yards with a net 820 rushing yards. Three players Gene Nuxhall Lou Sawchik and Phillips share 24 points each while Bill Bevan has 16 and nine others have 12 or fewer.
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Jackson
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Bill Haffner
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