Ohio Defeats Marshall In Mud To Finish 6 4 Campaign
Ohio University Bobcats toppled Marshall 14 6 in a mud drenched Turkey Day clash to cap a 6 4 season their best since 1946. Dick Phillips returned a punt to set up a second half score as Al Scheider and Bob Bevan provided the late touchdowns sealing the victory.
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Ohio
Marshall
Bobcats
Dick Phillips
Bob Haug
Andy Fabis
Phillips
Bill Bevan
Western Michigan
Bevan
West Virginians
Ken Wheeler
Chuck Barton
Mason
W. Va
Phillips York
Tom Anderson
Wheeler
Red Davis
Davis
al Scheider
Fabio
Jerry Boyles
Scheider
Thomas
Anderson
Green
Canterbury Cruises To Victory As OU Tops Marshall
OU Harriers dominated the meet topping Marshall 24 31. Freshman Jim Canterbury kept undefeated with a 20 20 time edging Ohio’s Johnny Hesketh. Forrest Bean finished third for Ohio while Welds Keefer led Marshall finishing fourth. Ed Martina and Jack Mercer added finishes for OU fueling a Bobcats win in dual meet action.
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Marshall College
Jim Canterbury
Ohio
Johnny Hesketh
Canterbury
Hesketh
Marshall
Miami
Cash Powell
Forrest Bean
Welds Keefer
Ed Martina
Jack Mercer
Bobcats
Ohio U Bobcats edge Marshall in best season since 1946
An anxious crowd watched Ohio University defeat Marshall by a narrow margin as the Bobcats extended their best season since 1946. Marshall’s split-T troubled OU, while a steady forward wall and key plays from Al Scheider John Turk and Joe Horvath fueled the win. The 3-3 freshman squad suffered losses, but coach Frank Richey praised the year and noted talent for next year.
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Marshall
Ohio U
Bobcats
al Scheider
John Turk
Joe Horvath
Frank Richey
Richey
Frank
Minerd scores 37 as Greenies crush Stockport
Ames-Bern led by Mel Minerd with 37 points toppled Stockport Winsor 68 to 44. Parsons led Stockport with 19 as the Greenies built and held a large early lead. Ames-Bern reserves finished the night with a 35-20 win over Stockport second.
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Stockport Winsor High School
Charlie McAfee
Parsons
Stockport Invaders
Stockport Seconda
Fats Tate
Beewtt
Veeeneunee & McKinley
Coseasenes
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Koker
G Nee Ween Vane
Bolin Anes
Baomen Anny
Jago Ee
Filis
Balch
Stockport
Martin
Frs
Wallace
Casgueasea
Webb
Ga Ewer
R. Wallace
Scott
Buchtel Troy Win Open Athens County League Play
Buchtel and Troy Highquints notch their first Athens County League victories Tuesday night. In Coolville Troy beats Waterloo 66 56 while Buchtel holds off Albany 48 44 with key late baskets by Merz and Davis. Katzenbach tops scoring for Waterloo. Creeger leads Troy scorers.
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Coolville
Troy
Waterloo
New Marshfield
Albany
Max Katzenbach
Creeger
Katzenbach
Tuppers Plains
Meigs County
Bruins
Davis
Danny Merz
Merz
Jack Wagner
Jerry Henthorne
Albany F
Ewer
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Ween
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Fee
Wagner
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Ie Et Necks
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Browning
McKee
Steinmeyer
Ced
Hamilton
McKibben
Buckley
Bise
Teen
Hornsby
Dalton
Creemer
Holbert
Kiracofee
Geres
Thompson
Smith
Sayre
Dean
Football Scores Roundup From Various Colleges and Pro Teams
College football results list Dayton over Chattanooga 7 4 Xavier 21 St Bonaventure 14 Case 20 Western Reserve 7 Columbia 33 Brown 0 Trinity Conn 48 Tufts 6 Franklin Marshall 59 Gettysburg Washington and Lee 67 Richmond 7 Missouri 20 Kansas 6 Tulsa 28 Arkansas 18 Wichita 37 Nevada 19 Wyoming 42 Denver 12 Pro football Detroit Lions 49 New York Yanks 14 Pittsburgh Steelers 49 Chicago Cardinals 17 Pro basketball scores Boston 94 Tri Cities 78 New York 109 Washington 78 Philadelphia 89 Rochester 71 Indianapolis 92 Syracuse 45 Fort Wayne 73 Minneapolis 63 National League Denver 81 Kansas City 77 Waterloo 96 Sheboygan 86 Grand Rapids 86 St Paul 79 Anderson 99 Louisville 78 American League Paterson 75 Utica 71 Scranton 90 Saratoga 8 Bridgeport 78 Allentown 67 Hockey Toronto 2 Detroit 1 Chicago 4 Boston 1 Cincinnati 2 Hershey 1 Indianapolis 9 New Haven 1
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Wyoming
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Anderson
Louisville
Paterson
Utica
Scranton
Saratoga
Bridgeport
Allentown
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hershey
New Haven
County schools plan tourney meeting and officials
Principals and coaches from county schools will gather in the county superintendent O O Patterson’s office Monday at 7 30 p m to plan the annual county basketball tournament and select contest officials. Former All American guard Steve Suhey has returned to Penn State as freshman line coach. The Brooklyn Dodgers have drawn more than 1 000 000 fans to Ebbets Field in nine of their last 111 seasons.
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Pomeroy
O. O. Patterson
Steve Suhey
Cazenovia
N. Y
Penn State
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Ohio U Lineups and Scoring Summary
Ohio University lineups list ends tackles guards centers and backfield with players such as Nuxhall Scheider Van Horn Duemer Polosky Fo goros Ellis and Jones DiBaggio Morris Miller Horvath Ritz Costello G Boyer Finn en Short Plat tenburg Anderson Norman Haug Evanovich Dick Davis Carpenter Winemiller Eskey Johnson Phillips Stumpf Fabis Bevan Red Davis Rockwell Houdyschell Barton Frome Wickline Hall Funari Anderson Mays Lang Jarrett Wheeler Mazza Prelaz Long Boyles Dick C York Henson P York Horton Marshall plus scoring notes: 0600 6 Ohio U 700 114 Touchdowns Marshall Barton Ohio Haug Fabis Conversions Bevan 2 kicks.
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Ohio University
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B. Scheider
van Horn
Duemer
Polosky
Fogoros
Ellis
A. Scheider
D. Boyer
Dunn
Bedosky
Jones
DiBaggio
Morris
Miller
Horvath
Turk
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Finnen
Short
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Haug
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Frome
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Gayheart
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Lang
Thomas
Jarrett
Wheeler
Mazza
Prelaz
Long
Boyles
C. York
Henson
P. York
Horton
Ohio U
Ohio
Point Pleasant Cagers Open Season Against Charleston Reds
Point Pleasant announces a 20 game basketball schedule led by five lettermen including Earl Fogleson and Paul Siders with return of Jack Durst after injury. The Reds visit Jan 2 with Parkersburg and Hurricane on the slate for the first time in years.
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Cagers
Charleston Reds
Bob Adkins
Reds
Downstate
Adkins
Bill Roberts
Jackie Fowler
Earl Fogleson
Paul Siders
Jack Durst
Big Blacks
Charleston
Parkersburg
Hurricane
Big Reds
Hurricanes
Huntington Vinson
Ripley
Poca
Nitro
Barboursville
Huntington
St. Joseph
Wahama
Ceredo-Kenova
Wah
Clothiers Top Keglers in Mixed Bowling League
Beckley Clothiers held a game and a half edge over the Roger Deans after a 2-1 win over Vanadium Tool. Vi Widdoes led with 177 183 152 for 512, guiding the Clothiers to win the last two games after losing the opener. George Merchant of the Toolers posted 543 including a 196. Fairview Drive-In beat Nye Chevrolets 2-1 to threaten fourth place as Con key rolled 499 with a 202 game top for the eve. Helen Cornwell led the Chevies with 457. Fairview nearly shut out the Anal line before a late loss.
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Beckley Clothiers
Roger Deans
Vanadium Tool
Deans
Pfeiffer Beers
Vi Widdoes
Clothiers
George Merchant
The
Toolers
Keeler
Fairview Drive-In
Nye Chevrolets
Conkey
Helen Cornwell
Fairview
Jit
W. L. Pet. Beckley Clothiers
Nye
Chevrolets Eels
Vanadium ‘Tool A
Ree
Bicycle Thief Star Goes to Moscow in Cultural Trip
Lamberto Maggiorani famed for The Bicycle Thief joins a 20 member Italo USSR cultural delegation to Moscow. CARE had earlier reported his penniless status and birthday dinner help for his 12 year old son Enrico before he secured a job.
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Lamberto Maggiorani
Moscow
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Amerean
Europe
CARE
Enrico
New York
Unita
Organization For Cultural Exchange
Italy
Russia
Middleport Pounds Pomeroy In Thanksgiving Classic
Middleport Yellow Jackets ground out a 33 to 12 win over the Pomeroy Purple Panthers on Thanksgiving Day. Key plays included a 78 yard pass to Jim Roller, Payne interceptions, and Swisher and Roller scoring, with Payne kicking and Ashley adding multiple extra points.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Purple Panthers
Jackets
Larry Rice
Red O'Neil
Don Payne
Jacket
Jim Roller
Don Quisenberry
Bob Ashley
Jimmy Rollers
Ed Bowen
Bracky Wood
Payne
Pomeroy
Bill Swisher
Roller
Ashley
Dailey
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Statue of Liberty
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Swisher
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Wilksmen
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Hill
Don Hunnel
Scott
Dillard
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Sanborn
Davidson
Bechtle
Schaaf
Lloyd
Hinkle
Wood
Wise Gothard
Batey
Davis
Stobart
Russell
Osler
Wilt
Glaze
Chauncey-Dover tops Alumni 26 13 in Thanksgiving game
Hubert Bobo starred with all four touchdowns as Chauncey-Dover High defeated the Alumni 26 to 13 before a large crowd on Thanksgiving Day. Bobo connected with Cline for a 15 yard TD, kicked extra points, and sealed the win with a 39 yard TD run and a late interception return.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
High School
Dick Collins
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Bill Abdella
Buddy Earich
Varsity
Howard Pennell
Pennell
Earich
Chauncey-Dover
Taylor
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Foxline
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Ryan
Willis
Carr
Pickett
Evener
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Olbers
Simpson
Abdella
D. Collins
Fearich
Pierce
Schoonover
Keasey
Wade
Eartch
Sufronko
Wellston Rockets, Jackson Ironmen Play to scoreless Turkey Day Tie
Both teams’ defenses stifled offenses in a tense battle with no score. Jackson drove to Wellston’s 10 in the second quarter and had a ruled-off TD. Munyan kicked four scores for Jackson, while Wellston’s Reed blocked a kick, keeping the game tied and giving Wellston seventh place.
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Wellston Golden Rockets
Jackson Ironmen
Jackson
Larry Walburn
Rocket
Golden Rockets
Teeny Reed
Keith Munyan
Potts
Munyan
Ironmen
Nelsonville Hounds
Machine Shop McBee Leaders in Bowling League Night
In McBee League action the Machine Shop Machinists rolled consistently every game in the 800 series and totaled 2529 pins to lead the night. Wyckoff sparked the team with 552 pins, Mills added a 531 set and 215 line, while White led the Planners with 521. Compress beat Order Department twice as Merrick scored 490. Pioneers suffered. Keysort toppled by Art Camera for two losses, Finishing pulled ahead for third.
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Wyckoff
Mills
White
Compress
Dan Merrick
John Dunlevy
Keysort
Art-Camera
Cornell
McKibben
Pioneers
Barker
Graves
Office
Plant No. 2
Miller
Gaylor
Larry Graves
Doug Hall
Feiertag
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