Too Much Class for Harvard over Ohio University
Ohio University Bulldogs defeated Harvard Crimson with 269 net yards and 15 first downs to 192 and 7 first downs. Dick Clashy and Lou Sawchik starred for Harvard and Ohio respectively, while miscues and penalties tilted the game in Harvard’s favor in several drives.
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Boston
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Olio
Hannan Surge Halts Spunky Chester Bid
Hannan stifled Chester 19 to 13 in a close Saturday night game at Point Pleasant Chester took a 13 12 lead late in the first half and led briefly in the third but Hannan rallied with a fourth quarter scoring drive led by Joe Camp to seal the win Chester mismatch and fall to 3 straight losses Dick Chapa opened the scoring for Hannan with a five yard TD.
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Chester
Hannan
Dick Chapa
Gaul
Paul Stewart
Joe Camp
Albany Nips Breadmen to Narrow OWL Crown Lead
Albany Lions beat Heiners Breadmen 3-1 as Ralph Nuzum allowed five hits. Tom Turk had three hits and two RBIs, including a third inning score that put Albany ahead 2-0. Roger Van Dyke added an eighth inning RBI single. Next Sunday’s 2:13 pm game will decide the league title.
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Middleport
Albany Lions
Ohio Valley Baseball League
Heiners Breadmen
Ralph Nuzum
Tohn Turk
Turk
Lions
Breadmen
Dave Kelly
Albany
Roger Vani Dyke
Royals Aim to Increase Lead in Junior World Series
The Montreal Royals hold a 2-0 advantage in the best of seven series against the Kansas City Blues. Tonight’s game would move them to a three games to none lead pending (game postponed yesterday due to rain).
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Montreal
Montreal Royals
Kansas City Blues
International League Champains
Kansas City
College grid scores reveal mixed results across regions
Quantico Marines 31 Dayton D Alma Mich 25 Bluffton 6 Baldwin Wallace 38 Morris Harvey 14 John Carroll 31 Marshall 0 Millikin DL 27 Wittenberg 19 Y of Cincinnati 57 William and Mary 7 Kentucky 26 Florida 18 Youngstown 20 St Francis 13 LSU 42 Boston College 6 Washington 28 Oregon State 0 Wake Forest 18 Villanova 12 Dayton Chaminade 48 Cincinnati Elder 7 Western Reserve Academy 34 Gilmour Academy 7 Cincinnati Country Day 25 Indianapolis Park 0 Cleveland Callinwood 290 Cleveland East Tech 0 Cleveland Lutheran 14 Cleveland University School 7 San Francisco 31 Los Angeles 30 Chicago Bears 17 Green Bay 1% Cleveland 2% Chicago Cardin Ke
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Indianapolis Park
Cleveland Callinwood
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Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Mile Track Record Tied at Lebanon
Starwa tied the track mile record of 2 04 25 Friday night marking the second time this week the record has been matched. Homer Ballard of Macon Georgia led the swift pacer through both heats of the Class A feature. Guy McLaughlin of Lebanon Indiana owned the horse. Wilmingtons Son G and Melvindale trailed in the two heats.
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Timo
Starwa
Homer Ballard
Macon
Jrode
Guy MclLaughlin
Ind
Wilmingtons
Melvindale
Kimberly Kid Wins Tuneup for Kentucky Futurity at Lexington
Kimberly Kid dominated the Lexington trots final warmup for the $70,000 Kentucky Futurity. With 1-year-old Tommy Herry aboard, he won the two heats in 2:02 1-5 and 2:02, fending off late bids from Singing Sword and Newport Star.
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Lexington
Kimberly Kid
Notre Dame Romps to Top of College Football Roost
Frank Leahy’s Notre Dame dominated early season action securing a stretch of wins and signaling a Midwest clash for the title with a schedule including Pitt, Georgia Tech, Navy, Penn, North Carolina, Iowa, Southern Methodists, and others. Michigan State Ohio State and Michigan also posted strong showings as the season unfolds.
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Amneasy
Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
University of Pittsburgh
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Georgia Tech
Skein
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Penn
North Carolina
Iowa
Southern California
Southern Methodist
Trish
Purdue
Oklahoma
West
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Ohio State
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Bobby Dodds
49ers Upset Rams and Browns Rout Cardinals in NFL Week
In a weekend update the 49ers edged the Rams 31 30 with six seconds left on a Gordon Soltau field goal. The Browns topped the Cardinals 27 7 as Otto Graham threw two TDs to Dante Lavelli and one to Ray Renfro, with Chicago narrowly beating Green Bay 17 13. The Browns sit atop the Eastern Conference with two victories.
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Otto
Dante Lavelli
Ray Renfro
Graham
Lavell
Chicago
Cleveland
Browns
Billy Cross
Ken Tarpenter
Pete Brewster
Chick Jagade
Jim Rost
Miami
Ohio
Don Stonesifer
Charley Trippi
Trippi
Brown
Renfro
George Summerall
Summerall
Otta
Lou
Groza
Akron
Philadelphia Eagles
Yankees Hit Four Homers In 11 7 Win At Ebbets Field
Yankees overpower Dodgers 11 7 at Ebbets Field led by Mickey Mantle's grand slam off Russ Meyer and three other round trippers. Gene Woodling and Gil McDougald also homer as New York plates eight runs in the late innings. McDougald calls the park a band box while Mantle rues not adding more. The series shifts to Yankee Stadium for the final two games.
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Yesiduay
I.ea
Park
Bronx
Whitey Foard
Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Erskine
Gil McDougald
Gene Woodingwood
Charlie Dressen
Brooklyn
Dressen
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Duke Snider
Gill Hodges
Charlie
Ford
Yankee Stadium
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Yankees
Johnny Podres
Padres Collins
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Yanks
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Jim McDonald
Billy Cox
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Peewee Reese
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Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Allie
Robby
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Phil Rizzuto
Paul Richards
Ebbets Field
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
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Richards
Stooklyn
Borough Hall
Gene Woodling
Mantle
Mer
Meyer R
McDougald
Joe Black
Woodling
Sportsmanship Shines in OSU California Showdown
Ohio State and California fans praised clean play after a hard fought 15 penalties to 30. Quarterback Paul Larson lauded Tom Hague for a key tackle and sportsmanship defined the game. Larson and Hague exchanged mutual respect as both teams dined together afterward. Rookie end Cal Roberts from Gustavus Adolphus College noted in the report.
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Ohio State
Tom Hague
Paul Larson
California
Memorial Stadium
Larson
Hague
Cal
Buckeye
Woody tJneenn
Cal Roberts
New York Football
Still First For Athens In Friday Football
In the Athens High School game versus Pomeroy the opening Bulldog touchdown was scored by Dave Baird the Athens fullback not Mike Hamilton. Baird tallied three of Athens early points across the three games this season including a 23 yard run Friday.
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Pomeroy
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Dave Baird
Athens
Baird
Saunders Wins Sixth Gallipolis Golf Crown
Howard Joe Baker Saunders captured his sixth Gallipolis Golf Club championship by defeating Victor D. Hager by 12 and 10 in Sunday play. Saunders was the runnerup in the Ohio Amateur and the Southeast Ohio Golf Association’s individual champion, with finals decided over 36 holes.
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Gallipolis
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Joe) Baker Saunders
Victor D. Hager
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Paul Hedges
Point Pleasant
Bill Burnette
Finels
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Truman A. Morris
Birds Viewed By Students At Glouster Elementary
Children in the first three grades of Glouster Elementary School viewed birds of paradise Friday afternoon. Homer Vian brought three birds from his aviaries to explain life and color changes during mating season. One bird with a long feet tail delighted the pupils, and a Pekingese dog also captivated the class.
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Birds of Paradise
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Vian
Social Notes of Glouster vivid midweek bridge and visits
Ed Ley hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at New St with two tables. B R Angle won first prize, Ernest Verton second, O A McDonald third. Guests included T A Noon, J Hedfelt, W Ferrell, H Atlas and N Johnston. A salad course followed. The Reeses entertained visitors Friday afternoon including Aries Hughes from Lackawana NY and David Hughes and son Lawrence from Crooksville.
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Ed Ley
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B. R. Angle
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O. A. McDonald
T. A. Noon
Josephine Hedfelt
Wilma Ferrell
Herman Atlas
Norbert Johnston
Thomas R. Reese
Aries Hughes
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N. Y
David Hughes
Lawrence
Crooksville
Ernest Byers
Ted Fyers
Winchester
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William Byers
Ted
Cecelia Chute
Ed Leys
William Owens, Jr
Lynn
Akron
Cecelia Echsenkemober
Lalla Danford
M. E. Hoon
New Marshfield
Ernest Jones
Columbus
Zanesville
John Morris
Donald Price
John
Anne Dennison
Dayton
James Dennison
Helen
Bobcats Set M A Pace and Ascani Paces Rushers
The Mid-American Conference football title race tightens as Western Michigan joins, with Miami Ohio Kent tied for first after week. Ohio University leads league offense with 397 yards and 102 allowed per game, while Tom Ascani tops rushers at 110 yards.
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Western Reserve
Ohio University
Ohio
Kent
Baldwin-Wallace
Bradley
Bowling Green
Marshal
Morris Harvey
Toledo
Cincinnati
Tom Ascani
Dave Andrzejewski
Bob DeChristofaro
OSU Illinois Grid Clash Heads Weekend slate
Illinois visits Ohio State for a Big Ten showdown as both teams aim to build on recent big wins. The weekend slate includes about two dozen games with several out-of-state rivals. Ohio State eyes a strong home crowd and a return to form after a coast-to-coast win.
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Bobby Watkins
Watkins
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Big Red
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Wittenberg
Birst
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Sterling
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Cincinnati
William and Mary
Allie Reynolds
Navy
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Robinson
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Ravier
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Rome
Mariage
Cadmus High Gridders To Open With Wildcats
Cadmus High School to debut its first football team in nearly 20 years with a 7 30 p m kickoff Tuesday vs Mer cer ville High on the Rio rand o High School gridiron Coach Gerald Wagner a Welshmen mentor from Centerville notes limited pad time but expects competitive play against Gallia county league favorites Mercerville Coach Raymond Baldwin Wagner lists starter lineup including Ashworth Lanter Milam Day and Stumbo Officials named Schuldt with a second official to be chosen Cadmus adds veterans Edwards Edmonds Daniels Myers Smith Stumibo Edwards Norman Landers Farney and Miller on the roster
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Popey) Wagner
Centerville High School
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Department of Education
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George Ashworth
Richard Lanter
Stumbo
Billy Strait
Wayne Day
Mercerville
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Schuldt
Cadmus Grid
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Everett Edmonds
Harold Daniels
Henry Myers
Don Smith
Tim Stumibo
Larry Ewards
Leland Norman
Ray Landers
Ronald Farney
Arnold Miller
Yankees Rally as Stengel Uses Kuzava for Dodgers
The Yankees won yesterday as Casey Stengel turned to Bob Kuzava in relief during the eighth inning against the Dodgers. Pitcher Jim McDonald handled batting practice last year while Stengel used Casey Stengel’s bullpen move. Coaches Frank Crosetti and outfielder Bill Renna celebrated birthdays, with Crosetti turning 43 and Renna 27.
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Yankees
Casey Sten
Dodgers
Oro
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Frank Crosetti
Bill Renna
Frankie
Renna
Red Birds Rehire Keane to Manage 1954 Team
Johnny Keane, who guided the Columbus Red Birds for two seasons, signed to manage the American Association club in 1954. General Manager George H. Sisler Jr. praised Keane as an outstanding manager and noted the team’s plan to field capable players next year.
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Johnny Keane
Columbus, Red Birds
George H. Sisler Jr
Auxiliary Plans to Attend State Conclave
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall. Plans were made for six members to attend the fall conference at Lithopolis: Mrs. Hazel Lunsford, Mrs. Leona Orme, Miss Josephine Hedfelt, Mrs. Lena Maxwell, Mrs. Thelma Chappelear, and Mrs. Esther Lamborn.
Class To Meet Thursday In Methodist Church
GLOUSTER The Orpsh Class of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the church social room. Those who did not bring articles for the silent action last month are requested to do so this month.
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Methodist Church
Chauncey Personal News and Social Visits Across Town
Chauncey area residents share social calls with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Robert Hanning in Glouster and Mr and Mrs Karl Gardner Athens Route 4. The report notes a 1951 wedding anniversary and mentions word counts and records from a writing event, with various visits by Barker, Gardner, and Reeves households, reflecting local social ties.
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Glenna Gamwell
Pamela
Bill Kelly
Marthe Fussell
Robert Hanning
Glouster
Ralph Barker
Lucy Barker
Harold Barker
Sue Ann
Rene Athens
Iera
Charles Fender
Colum Union
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Karl Gardner
Guy Gardner
Athens
Ray
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Basil
Ray Smith
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Lee Schoonover
Gladys Barnhard
Frances Howard
Barnhard
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Chauncey- Dover
William Forsyth
Chagrin Fails
Dan Forsyth
Ray Cheesman
May Reeves
Nelsonville
Beulah Robinson
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