Jackson Takes SECUL Lead With 10-0 Win Over Logan
Jackson Ironmen defeated Logan Chieftains 10-0 on the Logan field in a game postponed from Friday. Jackson dominated with 264 yards to Logan’s 75 and forced two fourth-quarter safeties. Williams 72 yards and Hensley 130 led Jackson, while Logan’s offense managed only seven incompletions on seven attempts.
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McKinley Bulldogs Rally Past Massillon In AP Poll Shakeup
Canton McKinley, under coach Wade Watts, leapfrogged Massillon in the AP poll after routing Lincoln 74-7 while Massillon beat Lincoln 45-7 two weeks earlier. The era rivalry hinges on their Nov. 19 clash as McKinley gains 74 points to Massillon’s 20, with Benedictine dropping and East Liverpool rising in a wide, stat-filled roundup.
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Wolverines Rise To No 1 In AP Football Poll
Michigan climbs to the top of the Associated Press college football poll for the first time since 1948 while Maryland drops to runner up. Oklahoma holds third place as Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Texas Christian, Navy, UCLA and West Virginia follow in a shaken ranking.
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Veteran Graham Tops NFL Passing In Early Release
In the NFL season’s first stat release veteran Otto Graham leads as top passer with 26 completions in 41 attempts for 393 yards and two touchdowns while rookie Alan Ameche leads rushers with 62 carries for 404 yards. The New York Yankees drew 1,490,136 fans at Yankee Stadium this year, up from 1,475,171 in 1954.
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Kent State Faces Tough Bobcats in Homecoming Clash
Ohio University coach Carroll Widdoes said Kent State, coming off a 33-2 win over Baldwin Wallace, is as tough as the 1954 Kent team that won eight or nine games. He noted Kent's strong schedule and Ohio’s homecoming game, with OU leading the MAC after three straight victories. Widdoes plans no lineup changes as OU prepares twin offense and interchangeable units against Kent State.
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Belpre Leads District Scoring as Snyder Tops List
Belpre dominated the district high school scoring parade after a 52-0 win over The Plains. Fullback Bill Snyder scored three touchdowns and two extra points for 20 points to lead the top scorers, with Point Pleasant’s Dick Herrig close behind. Rutland’s Jim Cremeans and Harold Carson also ranked high with 48 and 42 points respectively as Belpre and Rutland continued undefeated.
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Top Ten Ohio Football Polls Show Leaders and Scores
Ohio high school football ranked by 33 editors with Mansfield noted 3-1 alongside top teams Canton McKinley Massillon East Liverpool Springfield Hamilton Dayton Roosevelt Youngstown East Toledo Devilbiss Columbus East Mansfield and a long list of others. The poll details first place votes, total points, and 4-0 records for most top teams with several near-misses and wide scoring differentials.
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Cubs Acquire Three Players From Dodgers and Des Moines
Chicago Cubs purchased first baseman outfielder Frank Kellert from the Brooklyn Dodgers and two Des Moines players. Kellert hit .325 in 39 games for the Dodgers this season. The other two recruits are pitcher Gene Fudge and infielder Bob McKee. Fudge had a 16-10 record with a 2.28 ERA. McKee, Des Moines second baseman, hit .278 with 77 RBI and 14 homers.
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Plains Association To Meet At High School Tonight
The Plains Athletic Association will meet at 7 p.m. today at the high school. A delegation will inspect lights and other equipment at Edwards softball field outside Nelsonville.
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