Forecasts favor Ohio U and others in busy college slate
The piece lists multiple college football picks including Ohio U over Xavier and Michigan over Ohio State, with several other matchups such as Akron over John Carroll and Georgia over Chattanooga. It also notes a December 7 basketball game between Ohio's Bobcats and Wayne University as part of the Mid-American Conference debut, and reflects on Pittsburgh sports decline and a return to prominence.
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LSU
Fordham
Michigan
Ohio State
AKRON
John Carroll
Wilberforce
West Virginia State
Wittenberg
Denison
MT. Union
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
Rollins
Oberlin
Wooster
Dayton
Marshall
Toledo
Wichita
Alabama
Boston College
Rutgers
Bucknell Columbia
Syracuse
Princeton
Dartmouth
Georgetown
NYU
Harvard
Yale
Holy Cross
Temple
Lafayette
Lehigh
Michigan State
Maryland
PITT
Penn State
West Virginia
Virginia
Illinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
NEW Mexico
Kansas State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Aggies
Drake
Auburn
Clemson
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
Florida
Georgia
Chattanooga
Georgia Tech
Furman
Tennessee
Kentucky
MISS
STATE
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Tulane
SMU
Baylor
RICE
TCU
Texas Tech
Arizona
SAN Francisco
Wyoming
Stanford
California
Washington
Montana
Oregon State
Oregon
UCLA
USC
Chicago Cards
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Detroit
LOS Angeles
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Chicago
Brooklyn
Jock Sutherland
Golden Panthers
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Sutherland
Army
Bill Dudley
Pittsburgh College
Panthers
University of Chicago
Pirates
Frank McKinney
Benswanger
Hornets
Ironmen
Basketball Association of America
Smokey City
Cincinnati
Ray Nolting
Miami
Sid Gillman
Redskins
Gillman
Mount Union
Ohio U
Xavier
Western Reserve
Defiance
Cedarville
Winter Park
Fla
Rollins College
Wolverines Favored To Win Title
Ohio State era notes and college football picks show Michigan likely to win the Big Nine title as Northwestern and Illinois drop from contention. The piece also previews Thanksgiving Day game Miami versus Cincinnati and lists several college skirmishes across the region with predicted winners and team strengths.
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Don Stall
Columbus
Illinois
Illini
Northwestern
Michigan
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Ohio Stadium
Cincinnati
Miami
Redskins
Cincy Bearcats
Bobcats Set for Homecoming Clash With Xavier
Ohio University’s first full peacetime squad, led by Don Peden, aims to cap a solid season with a 2:30 p.m. Homecoming game in Cincinnati against Xavier. Freshmen fill many roles as the Bobcats consider lineup shuffles and return from recent losses to Cincinnati U and Miami.
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Ohio University
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Cincinnati U
Miami
Tiaunton
Cage Clinic Set for Sunday at Ohio University
Plans are complete for a Sunday 2 p.m. basketball clinic at the Ohio University gym for Southeastern Ohio district officials. Jack Rhoades announces the intra mural department sponsor. Tom Vernin of Chillicothe will interpret rules, and Neil Thomas will show an official film under Ohio High School Athletic Association sponsorship.
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Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio
Jack Rhoades
Tom Vernin
Chillicothe
Neil Thomas
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Nick Mistovich won a decision over Jimmy Schiaffe in New York. Tippy Larkin stopped Tommy Mills in Akron. Lew Jenkins stopped Mustang Garcia in Galveston. Jackie Weber outpointed Nick Primiani in Providence. Lee Murray knocked out Sandy McPherson in Binghamton. Rolley Horne defeated Billy Wigfall in Buffalo in a six round semi final.
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Associated Press
New York
Nick Mistovich
Youngstown
Jimmy Schiaffe
Akron
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Tommy
Mills
Valley Stream
N. Lie
Galveston
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
T.K.O. Mustane Garcia
Providence
Jackie Weber
Pawtucket
Nick Primiani
Montreal
Binghampton
Lee Q. Murray
South Norwalk
Conn
Sandy McPherson
Tulsa
Rolley Horne
Niles
Billy Wigfall
Buffalo
Southeast Ohio Conference title history in football and basketball
The article traces long term league standings noting Athens High winning its third football crown in four years, Middleport Yellow Jackets claiming multiple titles, Logan and Jackson placing ahead in basketball, and Wellston and Jackson lacking basketball titles. It highlights era spreads from 1925 onward and enduring school rivalries across sports.
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Athens High
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Ohio River
Bulldogs
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Jackson
Ironton
Corning Nets 52 39 Victory In Cage Contest
Corning High sold out the scoring as Jerry Jones led the Railroaders to a 52 39 win over Bremen Oilers after trailing 6 4 early. A 20 15 halftime edge and a 38 23 third frame sealed the victory.
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Corning
Jerry Jones
Corning High
Bremen Oilers
Railroaders
Railroader
Glenford
Hoover
Jones
Benefit grid game at Glouster stadium
A likely season finale football game at Glouster stadium features Chauncey and Glouster semi pro teams. Proceeds go to Trimble Township Memorial Park fund. Chauncey Dover and Glouster school bands perform and four prizes will be awarded. Organizers aim to draw 1500 attendees.
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Glouster
Glouster Stadium
Chauncey
Trimble Township Memorial Park
Chauncey- Dover
High School Basketball League Opens With Close Week
Alger defeats Dola 26 to 18 while McGuffey edges Ridgeway 23 to 22 and Dunkirk wins 48 to 47 over Roundhead in Hardin County action. Mount Victory game result not reported.
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Alger
Dola
McGuffey
Ridgeway
Dunkirk
Roundhead
Mount Victory
SEC Past Champs Year Football Basketball 1925 1946
A list of past school champions by year and sport from 1925 to 1946 shows Athens Portsmouth Jackson Wellston Nelsonville Middleport New Boston Trenton Pomeroy Gallipolis Logan and other towns repeatedly winning in football and basketball across decades. The record highlights multiple repeat champions and noting gaps or question marks for certain years.
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Athens
Portsmouth
Jackson Portsmouth
Wellston Nelsonville
Middleport
New Boston
Trenton
Jackson
Middleport Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Gallipolis Pomeroy Jackson
Middleport Logan Logan
Wellston Logan
Jackson Gallipolis
Jackson Middleport
Logan
Jackson Logan
Logan Logan
Musial Named Most Valuable Player Of 1946
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals was voted the National League MVP for 1946 with a record 319 points from 24 Baseball Writers Association of America. Dixie Walker of the Dodgers finished second with 159 points, Enos Slaughter and Howie Pollet placed third and fourth. Musial led the league with a .365 batting average and 128 RBIs.
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New York
Stanley Frank Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Donora
Packuter
Musial
Baseball Writers Association of America
Stan Musial
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Enos Slaughter
Howie Pollet
Slaughter
King
High School Teams Chase Long Winning Streaks and Local Sports Notes
Fullerton roundup reports Tallahassee Alabama High School team claiming 50 straight wins coached by Hot OBrien and Hardboy Pruitt. Detroit Falcons center Milt Schoon to graduate late December, allows weekend play. Yale Barzilauskas and Harvard Drvark featured in Big Three football and spelling bee rounds. Rouge Bowl, Miami University sororities stage touch football. Notre Dame navigation of stays open in basketball. Rams vs Yanks sees Gil Bouley meet newborn son. Harold Fleischfresser eyes Allegheny College swim tryouts. Toledo Waite High School bids for post season game. Catholic Latin limits schedule to 10 games and faces Holy Name.
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New York
Tallahassee
Ala
Hot O’brien
Birmingham Southern College
Hardboy Pruitt
Auburn
Milt Schoon
Detroit Basketball Falcons
Valparaiso U
Miami University
Oxford
Notre Dame
Moose Krause
Johnny Lujack
George Ratterman
Los Angeles Rams
Boston Yanks
Gil Bouley
Gil
Compton College
Harry Mendel
Harold Fleischfresser
Curitiba - Parana
Brazil
Allegheny College
Cleveland
Toledo Waite High School
Ohio
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
James M. Darby
Cleveland Holy Name
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