Too Much Class for The Bobcats Harvard Triumphs Over Ohio U
Harvard’s Dick Clasby stars as the Crimson outgains Ohio University 269 to 192 and wins 15 first downs to 7. Ohio U errors and key plays swing the game, with praised end Lou Sawchik and coach Carroll Widdoes stressing touchdowns over yardage.
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Tom Aseni
Ohio
Lou Sawchik
Boston
Carroll Widdoes
Toyical
Hannan Surge Halts Spunky Chester Bid
Chester High School remained winless after a 19-13 loss to Hannan. Dick Gaul broke free for a 45-yard TD and later added the extra point, and Joe Camp sealed the win with a 40-yard TD run in the fourth. Chester had led 13-12 at halftime but could not extend the margin.
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Point Pleasant
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Invader
Dick Chapman
Gaul
Paul Stewart
Joe Camp
Albany Nips Breadmen to Force OWL Championship Decider
The Albany Lions beat Heiners Breadmen 3-1 as Ralph Nuzum allowed five hits. John Turk had three hits and two RBIs, including a key third inning single that put Albany ahead 2-0. Roger Van Dyke added a run in the eighth. A decisive game set for Albany next Sunday at 2 15 pm will crown the league champion.
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Middleport
Albany Lions
Ohio Valley
Heiners Breadmen
Ralph Nuzum
Albany
John Turk
Turk
Lions
Breadmen
Dave Kelly
Roger van Dyke
Royals Aim to Increase Lead in Junior World Series
The Montreal Royals seek a 3-0 lead over the Kansas City Blues in game three after rain postponement forced a delay. the Royals hold a 2-0 edge in the best-of-seven series as International League champions.
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Montreal Royals
Kansas City Blues
International League Champons
Kansas City
Grid Scores From College to High School Lineup
College results include Quantico Marines 31 Dayton D Alma Mich 25 and John Carroll 31 Marshall 0. TV Cincinnati 53 William & Mary 7. Kentucky 26 Florida 13. Wake Forest 12 Villanova 12. High school scores Dayton Chaminade 48 Cincinnati Elders Western Reserve Academy 34 Gilmour 7. Cincinnati Country Day 25 Indianapolis Park 0. Cleveland Collinwood 20 Cleveland East Tech 0. Cleveland Lutheran 14 Cleveland University School 7. Professional San Francisco 31 Los Angeles 20 Chicago Bears 17 Green Bay 13 Chicago Cardinals 7.
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Western Reserve Academy
Gilmour Academy
Cincinnati Country Day
Indianapolis Park
Cleveland Collinwood
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland Lutheran
Cleveland University School
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Evere
Chicago Cardinal
Mile Track Record Tied at Lebanon
Unia tied the Lebanon track mile record with a 2 04 25 clocking on Friday night, the second time in a week the oval’s fastest time was posted. Homer Ballard of Macon, Georgia, rode behind the pacer to win the Class A feature, with the first heat 11 5 seconds off the record. The horse, owned by Guy McLaughlin of Lebanon Indiana, was followed in the two dashes by Wilmingtons Son G and Melvindale.
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Farwa
Homer Ballard
Macon
Stode
Guy McLaughlin
Ind
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Melvindale
Linto
Yanks
Billy Martin
Dodgers
Jim McDonald
Billy Cox
Junior Gilliam
Peewee Reese
Snider
Ilean
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Jackie Robinson
Allie
Chiefs
Robby
Billy
Phil Rizzuto
Kimberly Kid Dominates Phellis Challenge Cup Tuneup
Kimberly Kid set the pace in Lexington trotting action by winning the first heat in 2 02 1 5 and the second in 2 02, holding off Singing Sword and Newport Star. The win, with 1 year old Tommy Berry aboard, positions Kimberly Kid as the favorite for the $70,000 Kentucky Futurity.
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Newport Star
Notre Dame Dominates Football Showdown and Big Ten Challenge
Notre Dame routed Purdue 37 7 and beat Oklahoma 28 21 as Frank Leahy’s Irish surge into a two week layoff before Pitt. Michigan State Ohio State and Michigan all win big as the Midwest rally peaks. Southern California and UCLA loom in a fresh title race while the South’s power balance favors Rice Duke and Maryland. In New York the Yankees beat the Dodgers 11 7 as Whitey Ford outduels Carl Erskine and Mantle changes the late game mood.
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Erskine
Yankees Hit Four Homers In Ebbets Field Win
New York defeats Brooklyn 11 to 7 as Mickey Mantle belts a grand slam and Gene Woodling, Billy Martin, and Gil McDougald also homer. Dodgers fail to cash in at Ebbets Field with most shots likely counting as outs in Yankee Stadium. Mantle complains he should have more than one homer and plans for next games.
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Charlie Dressen
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Duke Snider
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Charlie
Ford
Yankee Stadium
Mickey Mantle
Paul Richards
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New York Yankees
Russ Meyler
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Borough Hall
Gene Woodling
Johnny Podres
Mantle
Billy Martin
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Joe Black
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Mantie
Sportsmanship Defines OSU California Football Clash
In Memorial Stadium a 17 to 14 Cal victory over Ohio State showcased clean play. Ohio State’s Tom Hague blocked a conversion attempt after Cal’s third touchdown, Larson praised the rival and both teams dined together. Coach Woody Hayes praised the clean game as proof football is a marvelous sport. Rookie end Cal Roberts from Gustavus Adolphus College is noted.
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Tom Hague
Paul Larson
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Still First For Athens in Friday Football
Friday's game between Athens High School and Pomeroy included correction of a report. Dave Baird the Athens fullback scored the opening touchdown on a 23 yard run and has tallied the first Athens touchdown in all three games this season.
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Athens High School
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Dave ‘Baird
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Saunders Wins Sixth Gallipolis Golf Crown
Howard Joe Saunders captured his sixth Gallipolis Golf Club championship by defeating Victor D. Hager 12 and 10 in a 36 hole final. Hager had upset Paul Hedges and defending champion Bill Burnette but Saunders prevailed with steady play.
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Joe
49ers Upend Rams and Browns Rout Cards
The 49ers upset the Los Angeles Rams 31 30 with a late field goal by Gordon Soltau. Cleveland Browns defeated the Chicago Cardinals 27 7 as Otto Graham threw two TD passes to Dante Lavelli and one to Ray Renfro. The Browns sit atop the Eastern Conference with two wins and one loss.
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Chick Jagade
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Birds Viewed By Students
Glouster elementary pupils in grades one to three viewed birds of paradise Friday afternoon. Homer Vian brought three birds from All aviaries to demonstrate life and color changes during mating season. One bird with a foot long tail impressed the class. A Pekingese dog also accompanied the demonstration and captivated the pupils.
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Birds of Paradise
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Social Notes Of Glouster Highlights Local Bridge Night
Mrs Ed Ley hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club on New St with no tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs B R Angle first, Mrs Ernest Vernon second, and Mrs O A McDonald third. Other players included Mrs T A Noon, Miss Josephine Hedfelt, Miss Wilma Ferrell, Mrs Herman Atlas, and Mrs Norbert Johnston. A salad course closed the event.
Bobcats and Miami lead MAAC stats in mixed conference rushes
The MAAC race shows Ohio University pacing offense with 397 yards and 102 defense in conference play. Tom Ascani leads rushers with 110 yards while Toledo's Dave Andrzejewski tops passers with 10 completions for 166 yards amid scattered non conference results.
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Toledo
Dave Andrzejewski
Bob DeChristofaro
OSU Illinois Grid Clash Headlines Weekend Program
Ohio State faces Illinois in a Big Ten meeting that highlights one of the season’s strongest collegiate gridiron programs. The Buckeyes prepare to host the Illini in a pivotal showdown with top players and high stakes.
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Columbus
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Buckeye
Cadmus High Grid Team to Open Season on Mer cer ville Wildcats
Cadmus High School’s first football squad in 26 years hosts Mer cer ville High Tuesday at 7 30 pm on the Rio Grande gridiron. Coach Gerald Wagner expects rough play but aims for a solid debut against the Wildcats led by Raymond Baldwin.
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Popey) Wagner
Centerville High
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Brooks Wagner
Mayen
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Dodgers bullpen call changes late inning in World Series
In last year’s series Jim McDonald served as the Yankees batting practice pitcher while Casey Stengel used him later. Yesterday Stengel again called Bob Kuzava from the bullpen in the eighth inning.
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Casey Stengel
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Bob Kuzava
Red Birds Sign Keane as Manager for 1954
Columbus announces Johnny Keane will pilot the Columbus Red Birds in 1954 with General Manager George H. Sisler Jr. praising his caliber and returning as manager. Meanwhile Roy J. McCoy of Xenia wins the Class B hydroplane in the West Virginia Boat Racing Championships in Charleston. Johnny Mize signals retirement after the series, hinting at final games in Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium. Choir to rehearse at Mullfield Christian Church Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Xenia
Ohio
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Columbus Red Birds
George H. Sisler Jr
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Mullfield Christian Church
Chauncey Area Personal News From Local Families
Chauncey social notes list visits and anniversaries among residents. Glouster hosts Mr and Mrs Robert Hanning and other local couples. Basil marks the 57th wedding anniversary of S A Welling. Athens and Chauncey families, including Gardners and Bryans, are mentioned with weekend and Sunday visits.
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Pamela
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Martha Russell
Robert Hanning
Glouster
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Lucy Barker
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Sue Ann
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Columbus
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Nelsonville
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Class To Meet Thursday at Methodist Church
The Orpha Class of the Methodist Church in Glouster will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church social room. Members who did not bring items for the silent auction last month are asked to bring them this month.
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