Bobcats Face Unbeaten Muskingum Saturday
Ohio University coach Don Peden praised his line after a second straight win and warned against underestimating Muskingum in the upcoming game. Peden noted Western Michigan’s passing tested the team, but emphasized blocking and tackling as key, with Sayre and Brady among the scorers as Muskingum prepares to visit Athens.
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Ohio U. Bobcats
Murray Teachers
Bobcats
Broncos
Western Michigan
Eine Brady
Ralph Sayre
Brady
Gteok
Bobby Mills
Athens
Sayre
Dick Thodona
Bill Hartman
Ed Sudnick
Harley Smith
Akron
Murray
Muskingum
Peden
Malamazoo
Bronco
Don Peden
King Brady
Roy Pille
Muskies
Ohio University
Western Michigan College
wruuLeUs
Liams
Elks Club
Michigan
Kalama
Heidelberg
Pille
Ohio U
Bobcates
al Nellis
Brecheen Stymies Red Sox, Cardinals Even Series
Jack Hand reports on Harry Brecheen and Bob Feller? No, Brecheen’s screwball silences Boston as St. Louis ties the World Series at one win each. Cards pitchers limit Williams and Pesky. Dyer shifts pay off. Ferriss limited. Series moves to Boston then potentially a seventh in St Louis.
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Harry
Brecheen
Boston
Red Sox
Sox
Bob Feller
Sockers
Howie
Pollet
Jack Hand
Cat
Carl Hubbell
Fenway Park
St. Loui
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Red Birds
New York Yankees
Billy Southworth
Eddie Dyer
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Whitey Kurowski
Marty Marion
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Johnny Pesky
Ted Williams
Dyer
Rudy York
Birds
Soa
Southpaw
Broken Bow
Okla
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Schoolboys Undefeated Falls Hard in Narrow Grid Upset
Linden-McKhin Jey Central High School battled in a high tempo game with unusual scoring bursts. Central fumbled, Linden recovered for a safety and a later 70 yard pass play helped Central's defense. The article notes other regional upsets, including Canton Timken and Uhrichsville, as playoff hopes shift.
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Columbus
Linden-Mchkin
Bob Walston
Linden
Central
Bob Peiter
Joe Kaiser
Buddy Jackson
Canton Timken
Trojans
Uhrichsville
LE Ofos
H. BR
Ohio
Board of Education
Maeure
Delsary AM
Board of Faucation
Xeiconville City
Nelson- Pie City
Athens County
Onin
Patton
Grid Deaths Show Rise in Prep Football Fatalities
National Federation of High School Associations cites about 450000 boys playing football this season and an estimated 15 percent rise in fatalities. Nine high school deaths and one college death reported, with causes including on field accidents. Names and hometowns of victims noted. college death related to Texas Tech player Billy Joe Whitehead. Also Satchel Paige All-Stars beat Bob Feller’s All-Stars 4-3 in Columbus exhibition.
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Chicago
H. ¥. Porter
National Federation of High School Associations
Associated Press
Porter
Henry Froka
Tulane University
Robert Kannum
Franklin
Joseph Jefferies
Downington
Willis Stelaff
Osseo
Wia
James Clark
Ligonier
John Dolan
South Kortright
N. J
Richard Lithgow
Elmhurst
Leonard Jeffries
Elk Point
Billy Joe Whitehead
Texas Tech
Feller
Columbus
Satchel Paige
Bob Feller
Paige
Alse
Fel Eis
Zaharias Leads In 12th Texas Women's Open
The 12th annual Texas Women's Open in Fort Worth opens with Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver favored. Zaharias, defending national amateur champion, seeks her fifth title in six starts this year after a four under par 71 in qualifying at Colonial Country Club over 6463 yards.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Babe Didrikson
Zaharias
Denver
Colonial Country Club
Markets Leaders Still Low Amid Mild Recovery Signals
New York reports indicate stock leaders largely held near lows with a mild rebound. Analysts cite potential for a technical comeback as commission houses credited with cautious optimism. Notable declines persist among major issues including Anaconda Copper, U.S. Steel, and Procter & Gamble, while volume remains modest at noon. Cincinnati livestock markets show hogs steady, with quotes around 1.63 to 1.65 per pound for various grades.
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New York
jAm Tob
Anaconda
Bait
Beth Barden Co
jChes
Ob. Schryster DuPont
Harvester
Interlake Iron Kroger
Wat Biscul X.Y. Cent
Penn
R. R. Procter & Gam
Pullman
Repub
Si¢el
Gil Ind
TransAmerca U.S. Steel
Ohio College Cattle Trade Mixed With Local Listings
Receipts show cattle and calves at Ohio markets with loads moving Tuesday from Monday, prices for baby beef 19.33, 1100 lb steers 18.06, 840 lb yearlings at similar levels, range 11.50 to 33.00 for various stock. Sheep trade steady with lambs up to 20.00, ewes 7.50 to 9.00, district college listings and local officials noted in surrounding notes.
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Wilberforce
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
Ohio
Coolville
Mount Union
Defiance Ie Ae
Brnffton
Christian Business
Ohio State
Inet Ae
Missig
Rose Parnakian
Pasadena
Toledo
W. C Dennis
Cincinnati
Ada W. C. Whitlatch
Otterbein Petes Cowpee
Circleville
Youngstown
James Rogers
Ohio State U
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Heidelberg
Findlay
Sarah Shields
Jetta
Roy Gordon
G Green
Burn’ Guee
Cedarville
Addie Warren
Frank Clark
W. W. John Carroll
Schwender
Huntington
Parkersburg
J. T. Harlow
Xavier
Arthur Findling
Tipton
Ind
Oscar Findling
E. M. Pierce
Fred Deatherage
Dora Carothers
Alfred Rogers
Leland Gilkilan
Olmsted Falls
Alvin Pierce
Newy Messenger
Frank Taylor
Bess Taylor
Effie Warren
Reedsville
Chandlersville
Floyd Wilson
Minnie Barnett
Walden Parr
Cairo
W. Va
Frank McVay
James Parr
Bethel Ridge
C. V. Hueston
Burnt House
Page Gordon
Athens
W. L. Schreiber
Ohio U opens basketball with three groups of 80 tryouts
Ohio University begins early season workouts as about 240 aspirants report at 7:15 p.m. at the school gym under Kermit Blosser and Jim Snyder assisting Dutch Trautwein. Veterans lead the group while two football players defer until after the season.
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Ohio U
Kermit Blosser
Jim Snyder
Dutch Trautwein
Ralph Ssyre
Bruce Moorehead
Bob Brandle
Russ Gregg
Kenny Walters
Bob Dickey
Harry Gordon
Bill Hasselbach
Harry Lamb
Dickey
Walters
Moorehead
Trautwein
Wayne
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Butler U
8th Army Checks Win in AFL Japan Opener
In Yokohama, the Eighth Army Checks defeated the First Cavalry Division 13 to 0 in the AFL Japan opener. Gray in the fourth quarter intercepted a First Cav pass and returned 79 yards for the standout score. Good and Bell, from midfield in a T formation, drove to the goal for the third quarter touchdown. Cooney of Pittsburgh added the extra point.
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Yokohama
Dick Gras
Oregon State
Noel Good
Indianapolis
Napoleon Bell
Youngstown
Eighth Army
First Cavalry Division
American Football League of Japan
Gray
First Cavalry
Good
Bell
Larry ,Cooney
Pittsburgh
Walter Johnson Improves After Brain Tumor Treatment
Former MLB strikeout king Walter Johnson, 58, is at Georgetown Hospital for brain tumor treatment. His condition was critical over the weekend, prompting family members to be at his bedside as he was admitted in April.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Georgetown Hospital
King
Johnson
Boxing Results and Dixie Series Final Score
Fights last night in Toledo saw Bukun Frankie Girard stop Eddie Hines in the first round. Joe Battle of Pittsburgh won by decision over Alex Come in a 146 pound bout. Charley Polk of Chicago edged Thomas Woodward in a 176 pound cut, as Dallas beat Atlanta four games to none in the Dixie Series final, Dallas 3 to 0 and Atlanta trailing 0 in the final score.
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Zanesville
Blue Devils
Alliance Aviators
Ralph Sharrer
Alliance
R. D. Craig
Aviators
Stark County
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Trojans
Mansfield Tigers
Youngstown Ursiline
Youngstown East
Dayton Kiser
Northridge
East
Palestine
Lisbon
Chillicothe
Cavaliers
Ironton
Tigers
Dick Boykin
Boykin
Hurdie
Cleveland
Cathedral Latin
East Tech
Newark
Wildcats
Lancaster
Cats
Campbell Memorial
Farrell
Toledo Waite
Toledo Woodward
Carl Codwen
Boys’ Industrial School At
Columbus University High
Mans+ Geld
Ross Frisbee
Dick Thomas
Columbus East
South
San Francisco
Oakland
BuKun
Frankie Girard
Toledo
Eddie Hines
Pittsburgh
Joe Batote
Alex Come
Youngstown
Chicago
Charley Polk
Thomas Woodwar
Columbus
Dallas
Atlanta
Royals Capture First Junior Title In World Series
The Montreal Royals won their first junior baseball title by beating Louisville 2 to 0 to clinch the Little World Series in six games. Curt Davis pitched a nine hitter in a pitchers duel with Harry Dorish as more than 19,000 watched at Delorimer Park.
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Ferriss
Murry Dickson
Fenway Park
Cronin
Cardinals
Monteral
Montreal Royals
Louisville
Royals
American Association
Curt Davis
Colonels
Harry Dorish
Delorimer Park
Dorish
Davis
Pastor to Hold Rites For Minister Father Bates Funeral
The Rev. George A. Bates will conduct funeral rites for his father, the Rev. George William Bates, a 50-year Baptist minister who died aged 74. He led Riverside Baptist Church in Toledo for 14 years before retirement. The two-day American Toll Bridge Association convention opens in Cincinnati with over 50 delegates. Milk prices in Fremont rise to 19 cents a quart, a two-cent hike.
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Cleveland
George A. Bates
George William Bates
Baptist
Mr. Bates
Riverside Baptist Church
Toledo
Bridge Association
Cincinnati
American Toll Bridge Association
Fremont P
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Huffman Transportation Service
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Szix
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Fred R. Beasley
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Baughman's Orchard
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Malin Highway
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Cameo School of Beauty Culture
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Hampshire
Clarence Caldwell
Guysville
BR. D
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Viston
Coolville Personals
Dixte Series
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Athens Junk CO
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Roy
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Athens Willys CO
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Mohawk
Athens Tire CO
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