Marshall Holds Ohio To 21 21 Tie In Columbus Clash
Ohio University and Marshall College battled to a 21 21 stalemate at Ohio Stadium. Phillips led Ohio with 113 rushing yards and Bevan kicked three field goals, while Marshall capitalized on two OU fumbles to spark a late surge and secure a share of the series.
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Joslin and Jacoby Top 1953 OSU Captain Choices
Ohio State names candidates for 1953 captain with Bob Joslin of Middletown and George Jacoby of Toledo as lead contenders. The selection will be announced at the campus Appreciation Dinner as Woody Hayes prepares for a tough schedule starting Sept. 26.
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Bevo Francis Leads Rio Grande Past Dayton Freshmen 93 89
Bevo Francis scored 35 points to lift Rio Grande College to a 93-89 victory over Dayton freshmen. The sensational freshman center pushed Rio Grande to a 5 10 record this season and increased Francis total to 228 points.
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Bobo Plans to Enter Ohio State Next Fall
Hubert Bobo, who scored 323 points for the Chauncey Dover football team this season, announces he will attend Ohio State University next year after four years of high school football. He led Ohio high school players in scoring this season.
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Football Sunday Scores Across Leagues
Ohio college and professional games featured a 35 to 9 win for Los Angeles over San Francisco while Chicago Bears beat Detroit 23 to 17. Green Bay crushed Dallas 42 to 14 and Philadelphia took a 28 to 20 win over Cleveland. New York defeated Washington 14 to 10.
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Murray City Narrowly Defeats Union Furnace 41 40
In Hocking County Basketball League action Murray City edged Union Furnace 41 to 40 after a tight game. Ron Six led Murray City with 25 points on 10 field goals and 5 free throws, while Patton scored 15 and Don Davis 11 for Union Furnace.
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Snead Leads Field at Julius Boros Open
Sam Snead tops a 107-player field in the Julius Boros Open, a 54-hole $5000 event in Southern Pines N C. Boros shot 70 to finish two under and share third with six others, including Leo Getti of Sandusky Ohio.
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Hockey scores roundup from National and American leagues
National results feature New York tying Montreal 2 2 and Boston beating Toronto 6 5 while Chicago defeats Detroit 3 0. American action sees St Louis edging Hershey 4 3 Syracuse over Buffalo 5 1 and Pittsburgh 3 Providence 1.
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Big Ten Chooses Rose Bowl Contender Today
Wisconsin or Purdue will represent the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl as selections hinge on final games. Navy or Syracuse loom for the Orange Bowl with Alabama clinching a bid after a 27-7 win over Maryland.
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Cage Card Tuesday matchups across local leagues
Tuesday schedules show Rosecrans at Roseville McArthur at Allensville Hamden at Beaver Chesterhill at Pennsville. Wednesday features Hocking County and Athens County league games including Gibisonville at Carbon Hill and Rome Canaan at Trimble. Friday brings Vinton at Bidwell and Athens at Marietta. Saturday lists Frazenburg at Thornville and New Straitsville at St. Francis DeSales.
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Pro Basketball Scores and Ohio Wildlife Purchase Report
Minneapolis beat mlukee 62 to 46 and Indianapolis defeated Baltimore 100 to 90. Boston triumphed 102 to 100 over Rochester while Syracuse won 76 to 73 at New York. Fort Wayne edged Philadelphia 92 to 80. In Columbus, the Ohio Division of Wildlife announced the purchase of the Killdeer Plains area in Wyandot County.
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South Dominates NEA All-America selections of 1952
The NEA All-America list highlights 22 players led by South teams Maryland and Georgia Tech with seven first-team selections. Notable names include Meilinger Kentucky Flowers Purdue Catlin Oklahoma and Lattner Notre Dame among others across offense and defense.
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Ed Bell
Bob O'Neill
Paul Dekker
Buckeye domination as 1952 All-Big Ten teams named
The 1952 AP All-Big Ten football squad reflects a wide open season with every school represented on first offense and defense. Ohio State tops with four berths, Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue and Illinois with three each, Northwestern Iowa and Indiana with one apiece. Minnesota halfback Paul Giel is the lone unanimous pick.
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Bernie Flowers
Rocky Ryan
Rex Smith
Rome-Canaan Romans rout Stockport 78 to 55
Athens County League champions Rome-Canaan romped past Stockport 78 to 55 Friday night. Beckley Pfeiffers Frost and Coen led scoring. Rodehaver paced Rome-Canaan with 31 points, while Oliver and Robinson topped Stockport with 15 and 14. Officials: Liggett, Shafer.
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Halfback Near Scoring Title
Conway the William Jewell halfback leads the 1952 scoring race with 121 points and one game remaining. He holds an 11 point edge over Mac Moore of Sam Houston State, with Jack Parker of Mississippi State as the only possible challenger at 106 points before MSU’s final game on November 29.
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Logan wrestling show to feature Belkas Francis rematch
Logan officials expect a sellout in the high school auditorium as Belkas and Francis squares off again after last October melee in Union Furnace. Irish Jacky and Sonny Boy Cassidy meet in a two out of three falls semi final, with Big Jack Vanskey and Jim Lewis opening. Proceeds fund Logan Chieftain basketball warmups.
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Pro Football Loop Sees Seven Teams Tied for Lead
The NFL standings tightens with San Francisco, Detroit, Green Bay and Los Angeles at 6–3 in the National Conference, Cleveland New York and Philadelphia at 6–3 in the American Division. Green Bay and Detroit meet next, then Los Angeles vs San Francisco, Browns vs Redskins, Giants at Pittsburgh, Eagles vs Cardinals. Rams beat 49ers 35–9. Packers rout Dallas 42–14. Bears beat Lions 24–23. Eagles rally past Browns 28–20 led by Goldston’s two fourth quarter scores. Browns set home-season attendance record with 21,948, total 240,175.
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Logan Cagers Start Drills With 5 Vets
Logan Chieftains begin basketball drills with five veteran starters from last season. Eddi Joe Grandy leads at forward with 16 yard per carry football skill, Bob Cullison earns praise for field goal accuracy, Davie Hinerman anchors pivot, Roge Frisinger and sophomores John Shaw Sonny Ellis bolster depth. Guards Thomas and Larry Roberts compete for the remaining spots as Coach Dwight Diller faces height limitations.
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Bivins Predicts Upset KO Of Ezzard Charles In Chicago
Jimmy Bivins and his manager Allie Zeck expressed strong confidence that the Cleveland slugger will score an upset knockout over former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles. The bout is set for 10 p.m. EST Wednesday at Chicago Stadium with CBS nationwide telecast and radio.
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