Ohio grid rivals end season as Muskingum tops Buckeye honors
Ohio football ends in winter weather with Muskingum scoring leader and Miami Cincinnati John Carroll and Xavier near atop state rankings. Buckeye champ debate centers on Miami and Cincinnati with Ohio U, Ohio State, and Kenyon also posting strong records. Basketball outlook highlights 11 games in Southeastern Ohio amid postponements.
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Snow Closes Everything But Fight Goes On
Snow disrupts schools and banks but the Ezzard Charles versus Nick Barone heavyweight title bout proceeds in Cincinnati Garden. Promoter Sam Becker and managers weigh snow impact while Charles trains at home and Barone prepares nearby. The fight, on broadcast ban, grants Charles about 42 percent of the gate with Barone at 17 1/2 percent amid uncertain conditions.
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OWL Swimming Coach Recalled to Army
Phil Cutchin head freshman football coach and varsity swimming mentor at Ohio Wesleyan University is recalled to active Army duty and will leave December 1. A 30 year old World War II veteran with 3 1/2 years service, he served as a first lieutenant and was discharged in 1946. He joined OWU in 1947 after a standout career at the University of Kentucky.
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Broncos Open Cage Season With 2 Games
Western Michigan College begins its basketball season with two games this week. The Broncos meet Central Michigan College in Kalamazoo Tuesday and clash with Northwestern at Evanston Saturday. Coach Pedigo lists a mix of veterans and promising sophomores and aims to tighten gaps after the opener.
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Buchtel Junior Highs Back-to-Back Wins This Week
Buchtel Junior High basketball posted two wins in two starts this week. They defeated Murray City on Tuesday and Carbon Hill on Wednesday. Eddie Newman scored 12 in the Murray City game, with contributions from Tommy McDonald Bill Beech and Jimmy Day. Roger Newman and Larry Smith led defense. McDonald Beech and Sam Smathers combined for 30 points against Carbon Hill.
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Fordham Beats NYU in Gale at Polo Grounds
Fordham sloshed through rain and mud to whip stubborn NYU 13 to 0 before 1500 fans at the Polo Grounds. Fullback Phil Saba scored both touchdowns for Fordham.
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Hlini Places Four on Big 10 Squad Trautwein Named First Team Tackle
Illinois led with four selections on the 1950 All-Conference football team by the Big Ten coaches. Northwestern end Don Stonesifer and Ohio State tackle Bill Trautwein headlined the first unit, with Michigan star Vic Janowicz at quarterback and Allen Wahl of Michigan at tackle. The squad honors players from Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, Northwestern, Purdue, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa, and Illinois.
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Kentucky Wildcats anxiously await Sugar Bowl fate
Kentucky and Oklahoma loom as Sugar Bowl contenders after Kentucky’s upset loss to Tennessee left them with a lone blemish. Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson planned a team meeting in Norman to decide if the Sooners want bowl play as Oklahoma seeks a 30th straight win and a third straight Sugar Bowl bid against the Wildcats.
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Georgia smothers Furman in 40 0 bowl bound bid
In Athens Georgia smashes Furman 40 to 0 as bowls loom Zippy Morocco runs in three touchdowns while 2000 fans endure 16 degree cold. Georgia dominates with a powerful running game and solid defense.
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Bears take first in national league after win
The Chicago Bears routed the Los Angeles Rams 24 to 14 to stretch their lead in the National Conference. New York Giants upset the Philadelphia Eagles 7 to 3 tying Browns for the conference lead as Green Bay beat San Francisco 25-21 and Washington beat Baltimore 38-28.
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Indiana halfback John Davis breaks nose eight times
USED TO IT BLOOMINGTON Ind Halfback John Davis of Indiana's defensive platoon has had his nose broken eight times.
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Indiana
City League To Be Pied
A meeting to plan a city basketball league is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Athens High School gym. Harry Lackey, director of the city recreation program, says the amateur league will be Athens residents only and open to independent club managers to form a schedule. If needed, two leagues will be formed with games in East Side and West Side school gyms.
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New Protestant Council Exerts Wide Influence
Dr. Samuel McCrea Cavert announces the eight interdenominational agencies will form the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. The body, representing about 32 million Protestants, aims to boost public moral voice and Christian unity without church union. Joining agencies include the Federal Council of Churches and the United Council of Church Women.
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Deer Steals Hunter's Gun Outwits Pair in Manistique
In Manistique Michigan two hunters Harry G Thompson and Charles F Massey from Grand Rapids were chasing a buck north of town. Massey shot the deer which Thompson then tried to secure with a knife. The deer bolted away with Thompson's rifle still on its antlers, vanishing into the woods.
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Charles F. Massey
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Duke of Devonshire dies at 55 in England
The Duke of Devonshire a major British landholder died yesterday at age fifty five in Eastbourne England.
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