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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1946

Page

8

Bobcats End Football Season With Narrow Xavier Win

Ohio University Bobcats clinched their season with a win over Xavier in a close finish. Coach Don Peden’s team aired the ball 17 times, completing six for 76 yards, while key plays by King Brady and Calico helped score two fourth quarter touchdowns. The defense featured punt blocks by Galico and Bill Dietrich, and Xavier’s line stifled ground games throughout. The season showed youth and potential for next year with returning players and a similar lineup. The final Quarterback Club gathering was moved to Wednesday.

King Brady Calico Galico Bill Dietrich Bobcats Milt Taylor Don Peden Musketeers Xavier Peden Cincinnati Miami Dayton Bearscats Bob McQuade Ohio Dick Hodona Walt Tepe Bob Conway Brady Ray Calico Conway Bitler Musketeer Musketers Hodona Navier Sudnick Pete Marino Jim Mason McQuade Defrance Howard Tolbert John Donadio Sayre Mason

Varsity Opens Dec 7 With Wayne Despite Short Practice

Ohio University basketball coach Dutch Trautwein completed his second full week of varsity workouts ahead of the December 7 lid lifter against Wayne University. The squad, built around speed, is short on height but strong in guards and forwards. Dickey Gregory Gregg and Kinsley stood out in recent scrimmages against the JayVees, with Johnson Brandle Lamb among the new substitutes.

Dutch Trautwein Ohio University Jim Snyder Wayne University Kermit Blosser Jayvee Trautwein Jayvees Kenny Walters Dick Schrieder Glenford Bob Dickey Russ Gregg Harry Gordon Varsity Gordon Dickey Gene Gyurko Bob Johnson Athens Bob Gregory Bob Brandle Harry Lamb Kinsley Hasselbach Whyte Ruoff Pollock Gregory Gregg

Notice to Contractors State of Ohio Department of Highways

Sealed proposals will be received in Columbus until 12:00 A M on December 10, 1946, for improvements in Athens County on State Highway No. 156 U S Route 50 in Canaan Township, including grading drainage concrete paving and a 14 foot by 4 inch slab bridge. The project length is 9 014 feet with a 24 foot pavement and 42 foot roadbed. Completion required by October 41, 1947. Bid deposit $800. Plans on file with the Department. The director reserves the right to reject any bids.

State OF Ohio Department OF Highways Columbus Ohio State Highway Director of Uesday Athens County Athens-Hockingport Canaan Township Leneth United States Employment Service Howard H. Sands North Court Street Athens Department of Industrial Relations State Highway Department Department of Highways Perry T. Ford

Sports figures mix baseball, football plans and officials from Athens

American Association directors discuss renting parks to pro football teams to boost weekend crowds as college teams draw fans. The Youngstown Bears linger in last place after five straight losses. Bill Veeck grows stockholder support for the Indians, increasing local ownership to 20. Donald Powell of Nelsonville earns co-captaincy at Grace Land College as the team claims the Interstate Conference crown. Russ Finsterwald, noted Western Conference official, praises Ohio State’s improvement after a Michigan loss, with several Athens residents listed among conference officials.

American Association Youngstown Bears Ohio Frank Baumholtz Bill Veeck Cleveland Indians Donald Powell Bernard Powell Nelsonville Graceland College Powell Russ Finsterwald Russ Ohio State Bucks Michigan Athens Finsterwald Krieger Russell Rupp Athens High Shaker Heights Cleveland

Fullerton's Roundup Hints on coaching changes and targets

New York hints suggest Michigan State backfield coach Johnnie Pingel rejects a Lansing industrialist offer for a higher salary. Rumors place Arizona’s Mike Casteel as a Spartans target. Colgate may consider Ki Young a dark horse successor to Andy Kerr after leaving Auburn High School to run his insurance business.

New York Michigan State Charlie Bachman Johnnie Pingel Lansing Johnny Spartans Arizona Mike Casteel Andy Kerr Colgate William “Ki” Young Auburn N. Y Young

Tulane Basketball Faces 26 Game Schedule This Season

A report notes Tulane's 26 game season plus two tournaments under second year coach Cliff Wells. The piece also highlights Idaho U s hotshots Don Dillard and Jack Phoenix, Ty Cobb Hall of Fame votes, Dick Schulz art ties for the Delaware horse race, and Indiana U fieldhouse expansion affecting track work.

Tulane Cliff Wells Idaho U Don Dillard Idaho Kentucky Jack Phoenix Cy Anderson Idaho Simplons Ty Cobb Lou Gehrig Dick Schulz Cleveland Delaware Ohio Indiana U

Prospects Bright for New Class A Baseball League

Huntington report details a plan for a Class A league including Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky teams. Charleston Logan Williamson and others expressed readiness while Rhode Rays and Portsmouth interest loom. A future meeting in Charleston is set for December 29 and field shortages pose a challenge.

Huntington W. Va Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Charleston Logan and Williamson Ray Ryan Old Mountain State League Chillicothe and Ironton Ashland Wheeling Parkersburg Clarksburg Portsmouth Huntington and Beckley Springfield Ohio River City Fred Hering Pittsburgh Pirates Ryan

Opening Tilt To General Five Triumphs Over Coalton Vikings

McArthur high school opened the 1946-47 basketball season with a 42-16 win over Coalton. Jess McManus led McArthur with 18 points as the Generals pulled away in the second period. Coalton kept it close early but was held to two points in the second quarter while McArthur doubled its first half total. In the reserve game, Coalton beat McArthur 18-16.

McArthur Generals Coalton Vikings Coulton Jess McManus Jerry George McGhee Plummer S. Maerker Buffington Woodruff CRORE Beacuse Sickie Humphrey E. Maerker Pements Foo Brown Scahillan Wea Kc Sc Graves Thompson Sisy Beery Coleman

Montgomery Set For Wes Mouzon Bout In Philadelphia

Champion Bob Montgomery and challenger Wes Mouzon finished training ahead of their 15 round lightweight title fight in Philadelphia. Mouzon, who KO'd Montgomery in two rounds last August, is slight betting favorite. Montgomery, 27, weighs about 136 pounds and is seen as the puncher as Mouzon, 20, is also a Philadelphia Negro.

Philadelphia Chamion Bob Montgomery Chalenger Wes Mouzon Mouzon Bobcat Montgomery

Ames-Bern Edges Buchtel In Fourth Straight Win

Ames-Bern overcame a late deficit to defeat Buchtel 34-29 Friday night sealing their fourth straight win. Buchtel led 28-21 with four minutes left as Ames-Bern reserves also beat Buchtel reserves 28-8.

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North-South High School Grid Clash Plans Thanksgiving Day

Camps map plans for the annual North-South clash on Thanksgiving Day in Youngstown. The outline lists host sites and participating squads as local prep teams prepare for the regional showcase.

Youngstown Riva

Ohio Football Ends Season With Four Turkey Day Games

The 1946 Ohio college season closes with a four game Turkey Day program led by Miami of Ohio vs Cincinnati Bearcats in Cincinnati. Western Reserve meets Case, Xavier faces Marshall, and Wilberforce plays West Virginia State. Ohio State suffers a 58-6 loss to Michigan as Wittenberg falls 31-0 to Denison, with notable records by Bob Chappuis. Vince Marrett helps Mount Union beat Kenyon 19-12 while Akron edges John Carroll 13-6. Ohio U and Oberlin also post wins.

Don Stall Associated Press Ohio Miami Redskins University of Cincinnati Bearcats Cincinnati Bearcats Indiana Kentucky Tulsa Purdue Fla Cincy Dayton Ohio U Xavier Western Reserve Case Cleveland Marshall Huntington W.va Wilberforce West Virginia State Institute Buckeye Ohio State Wittenberg Bucks Michigan Denison Chappuis Big Noise Bob Chappuis Toledo Wolverine Chappuis Northwestern Otto Graham Bill Doolittle Rod Swinehart Bernie Venus Thundering Herd Ohio Wesleyan Wesleyan Florida Rollins College Wichita Kas Vince Marrett Mount Union Kenyon Akron John Carroll King Brady Oberlin Wooster

Ohio takes a 25 6 win over Xavier in tough road battle

Ohio dominates Xavier with a 25 to 6 score as Brady leads the Bobcats with two rushing touchdowns and a key fourth down stop. Xaviers early drives stall amid penalties and turnovers while Bill Sudnick converts two kicks and John Donadio’s punt pins Xavier deep several times. Cincinnati Reds add two part time talent scouts Herman Clifton and Angus King for the area.

Bobcats John Laughridge Mason Xavier Brady Musketeers Ohio Navier Ralph Sayre Sudnick Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Herman Flea) Clifton Detroit Tigers Angus King Clifton King

Xavier Kickoff Intercepted Pass at Ohio 42

Xavier received the opening kickoff and McQuade intercepted Brady's pass at the Ohio 42. Conway punted to Sayre who faced a near-safety situation from his own one foot line. Stefan punted.

Brady Sudnick Ohio Xavier Stefan Tolbert McQuade Conway Sayre

Indians Trim Shade 31-19 On Friday Night Upset

The Plains High beat Shade 31-19 as Bill Thompson scored 20 points to lead the Indians. C Snow and Henderson were Sha de’s top scorers with five points each. In the preliminary, The Plains Reser defeated Shade 11-8.

SHADE Bill Thompson Plains High Basketba Indians C. Snow Hendeson Plains Reser

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