Illini and Bobcats Duel Fiercely In Clean Tilt
Illinois showcased swift backs Narras Piazza and Raklovits as they broke through and around OU tacklers. Ohio State’s defense held firm yet penalties and dropped passes kept the score low in a hard fought game. Don Peden observed from the bench as both squads saluted with sportsmanlike exchanges after the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Narras
Sam Piazza
Dick Raklovits
Illinois
Ohio
Bobcats
Bob Short
Mlini
Vic Polosky
Tony DiBaggio
John Turk
Don Peden
Illini
Iowa
Yesterday's RP Finals Results Highlight
Yesterday's results show RP finals with notable performances and standings. Charts record overall outcomes, individual performances, and team placements across events.
National League and American League Batting Leaders Listed
A compiled baseball leaders list shows top names in batting runs hits and doubles across the leagues with figures for Musial Ennis Kell Kell and DiMaggio plus pitching and fielding leaders. The data covers several teams including Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Detroit St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia with star players and season totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Torgeson
Stanky
Ennis
Hiner
Snider
Schoendienst
Ashburn
Bell
Kiner
Pafko
Jethroe
Reese
Spahn
Blackwell
Maglie New York
Hearn
Goodman
Kell
DiMaggio
Rizzuto
Stephens
Dropo
Wertz
Doerr
Evers
Rosen
Lemon
Reynolds
Ford
Raschi
Newcombe
Campanella
Cole
Crandall
Spencer
D. Rice
Dickson
Mueller
McCullough
Chambers
Byerly
Smith
Howell
Haynes
Pearce
Bearden
Keller
Okrie
Kucab
Astroth
O Nevel
Burdette
Lopat
Berra
Houk
Taylor and Rosar
Pieretti
Gromek
Murray
Stuart
Herbert
Hutchinson
House
Orioles Whip Haddix To Square Series 8-1
Baltimore ousted Harvey Haddix with three home runs and four balls over the fence in the sixth inning to beat the Reds 8-1 and even the Little World Series. Haddix, on leave from Fort Dix, had his 18-6 season interrupted by the Orioles offense.
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Orioles
Haddix
Baltimore
Army
Harvey Haddix
Columbus
Fort Dix
N. J
Bob Habenich
St John Rites Held for Ohio State Athletic Director
Last rites were held in Columbus for Lynn W. St. John 73 longtime athletic director at Ohio State University until his retirement in 1947 He died Saturday Pallbearers included Kenneth J Tug Wilson Western Conference commissioner Richard Larkins OSU athletic director Larry N Snyder OSU track coach Michael Peppe OSU swim coach and Floyd S Stahl OSU
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Columbus
Lynn W. St. John
Ohio State University
St. John
Kenneth J
Tug) Wilson
Richard Larkins
Ohio State
Larry N. Snyder
OUS
Michael Peppe
OSU
Floyd S. Stahl
Browns Fail to Score in Loss to Giants in Cleveland
New York Giants defense stifled Otto Graham as Eddie Price scored the only touchdown for a 6 0 victory. Don Weinmeister disrupted the Browns, who suffered their first home loss since 1947 and their first scoreless game in four seasons.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Giants
Otto Graham
Browns
Don Weinmeister
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Dons
Ohio U Prepares for Third Road Test at Butler
Ohio University football travels to Indianapolis for a third straight road game after a 7-7 tie with Wabash and a 14-12 loss to Evansville. The Hoosiers, former MAC member, meet Butler for the fourth straight series since 1947, having won all prior meetings by large margins.
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Ohio University
Illinois
Butler University
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Wabash College
Evansville
Ohio
Bulldogs
Toledo
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mid
Quarterbacks Huddle Seeks Insights After Weekend
Athens Quarterback Club hosts its second weekly huddle at 7 30 p m in the UL Chemistry Building Auditorium with Coach Carroll Widdoes analyzing the final game last Saturday. A Butler Wabash scouting report and film of the OU Illinois tilt close the session, not an official league affair as Toledo begins play next year. Western Michigan defeats Central Michigan 21 13. Cincinnati Falls to William and Mary 20 14 at Williamsburg. Louisville tops Buffalo 48 19. Miami thumps Bowling Green 54 6.
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Athens
UL Chemistry
Carroll Widdoes
Butler
Toledo
Western Michigan
Central Michigan
John Carroll
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Bearcats
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Nippert Stadium
University of Louisville
University of Buffalo
Miami
Bowling Green
Xavier
Muskies
Morehead
All Square
Washington U
St. Louis
Western Reserve
Colgate
Hamilton
N. Y
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Champaign
Akron
Michigan Normal
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Buffalo
Niagara
Kent State
Marshall College
Kent
Marshall
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Western
Mt. Union
Athens Faces Ironmen in SEC Feature Friday Night
Athens High Bulldogs aim for a second straight SEC win as they travel to Jackson after a 33 12 victory over Middleport. The Ironmen, slugging through league play, edge Nelsonville 12 6 and visit Gallipolis as unbeaten Buckeye foes loom. Pomeroy, Logan, Wellston and others mirror a crowded SEC schedule with several road tests and key matchups set Friday.
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Athens High Bulldogs
Jackson
Bulldogs
Middleport
Ironmen
NelsonVille
Gallipolis
Wayne Gibson
Logan
Hounds
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Pomeroy
Wao
Buckeye
Chauncey
Mason
W.va
Wahama
White Falcons
McArthur
the Plains
Chauncey Field
Coalton
Befpre
Marietta Stadium
Jacksonville- Trimble
Glouster
Marietta
Point Pleasant
Big Blacks
Ripley
Ravenswood
Red Devils
Grantsville
Chauncey Blue Devils Rout Belpre 63 to 12 on Saturday Night
Chauncey High dominates Belpre 63 12 as Hubert Bobo scores six touchdowns and adds a passing score. Eddie Abdella Don Olbers Jan Taylor and Dick Collins also score while Chauncey shells Belpre 32 0 by halftime and racks up 17 first downs to Belpre’s seven. A foggy finish accompanies a hospital visit for Dick Tredway.
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Bobo
Chauncey
Belpre
Marietta
Chauncey-Dover High
Buckeye
Rutland
Blue Devils
Hubert Bobo
Blue Devil
Eddie Abdella
Don Olbers
Jan Taylor
Dick Collins
Abdella
Olbers
Taylor
Collins
Bill Smith
Neil Flowers
Bob Brooks
Harry Corley
McIintyre
Hill
Stone
Matheny
Morris
Gentry
Scarlet
Moore
Warren
Emrich
Sampson
Cowell
Y Muller
Mulligan
Flowers
Tredway
Corby
B. Miller
Brooks
Cihasuricey
Adbella
D. Collins
Boudinot
Belpre Flowers
Corley
Yankees 2 5 Series Choice
New York Yankee home run power and pitching shape odds as 2 to 5 favorites to beat the Philadelphia Whiz Kids in the World Series opener at Shibe Park. Phillies barely advanced by beating Brooklyn 4 1 in 10 innings, echoing 1942 defeat. Eddie Swayer managers risk takers and Jim Konstanty the bow bearer as Philadelphia is favored to win in six games per a wary hunch.
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New York
Ium
Yankee
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Phillies
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Phils
Eddie Swayer
Jim Konstanty
Record $1,078,192 wager tops Yonkers spring finale
The final night of Yonkers Raceway spring meeting saw a record one day wager of 1,078,192 dollars, the largest sum ever bet at a harness racing track, highlighting a high stakes finish for bettors and track officials.
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Yonkers Raceway
Weekend Grid Results
College results show William and Mary 20 Cincinnati 14 and Western Reserve 74 Washington U 20. John Carroll 41 Toledo 0 and Xavier 42 Morehead 7. Defiance 1 Detroit Tech 4. Bethany 7 Marietta 4. Akron 40 Mich State Normal 7. Southern University 24 Wilberforce 0. High School Lowellville 19 Goshen Union 4. Youngstown South 20 Chaney 17. Lexington Dunbar 40 Lockland Wayne 0. Steubenville Central 83 Tiffin Calvert 13. Yorkville 3 Brilliant 0. Lima South 38 Cincinnati Vocational By Cleve Fast Tech 32 Glenville 13. Cleveland West Tech 12. Holy Name.
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Western Reserve
Washington U
St. Louis
John Carroll
Toledo
Xavier
Morehead
Defiance
Detroit Tech
Bethany
Marietta
Akron
Mich
Cleve
Fast Tech
Glenville
West Tech
Holy Name
Giants blank Browns as Bears, Redskins fall behind
In NFL action the New York Giants shut out Cleveland 6 0 while Green Bay beat Chicago 31 21 Pittsburgh defeated Washington 26 7 and Los Angeles earned a 35 14 win over San Francisco. Also noted is Imperial Hanover, the yearling harness horse bought for 72000 at auction last fall.
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National Football League
New York Giants
Cleveland
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Imperial Hanover
Jerry the First Repeats at Golden West Pace
Jerry the First, the 1950 winner, becomes the only repeat champion in the history of Santa Anita’s $50,000 Golden West Pace held annually at the track.
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Ner
Santa Anita
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