Big Nine slips in three games as other leagues clash
The Big Nine posted a 7-3 record against intersectional foes after recent losses. Ohio State and Minnesota each logged two wins, while California crushed Wisconsin and Michigan toppled Oregon. Baseball notes cover Case Stengel potential Yankee role and Vander Meer’s comeback with Cincinnati.
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Casey Stengel First Saw Sam and Spahn
New York Yankees name Casey Stengel as manager signing a two year deal. The 57 year old Missouri native known for comedy and keen game insight returns to the majors after five years in the minors and previously piloted Oakland to a Pacific Coast League title.
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Maysville
Dodgers
Moving Train Receives Live World Series TV Demonstration
The B O Marylander traveled at 80 mph between Washington and New York for the first practical moving train television reception. Signals from stations in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York were received along the trip. Bendix engineers and B and O Railroad staff coordinated the setup.
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Denison Star Paces Scorers In Big Red rout
Bill Fleitze of Denison led Ohio Conference scorers after a two touchdown game in the 40-6 victory over Beloit. He has 48 points in three games from eight touchdowns. Heidelberg's Paul Miletti is next with 30 points after three tilts. Other top scorers include Slemm er with 11 points from a field goal and TD, and Phillips of Denison leading in extra points with 10.
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Butler Faces Washington U Cubs in Homecoming Bowl
Indianapolis May IND Washington University Cubs visit Butler University Bulldogs for the homecoming game at the Butler Bowl Saturday at 2 p m. Washington University, a four time Missouri Valley champion, comes in undefeated after wins over Missouri School of Mines and Carnegie Tech.
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Indians Players Map Winter Plans After World Series
Cleveland stars including Bob Lemon Walt Judnich Steve Gromek and Bob Kennedy plan off season activities from coaching and business ventures to acting and broadcasting. Satchel Paige aims to throw during barnstorming while Bob Feller eyes a final homecoming game in Louisiana. Others seek hunting fishing college work or new careers in Milwaukee El Salvador Miami Oregon and New Jersey with several glamour figures pursuing film projections.
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Gallia Academy eyes Middleport test as coach notes mindset
Gallia Academy trains for a Friday night clash with Middleport focusing on mental readiness. Don Payne of Middleport is a key threat while Gallia’s running game may adapt. Also mentions Blue Imps reserves at Wellston and team lineup tweaks for Pomeroy.
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Indians Set World Series Record With Double Plays
The Cleveland Indians set a World Series record by turning nine double plays in the six game conquest of the Boston Braves. This feat surpasses the Giants’ nine double plays against the Yankees in the 1923 fall classic.
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Sarkisian Named Lineman of Week in AP Poll
Northwestern captain and center Alex Sarkisian, 215 pounds, earned the collegiate football lineman of the week after playing all 60 minutes in the 1914 victory over Minnesota. The AP poll also lists weekly nominations for ends guards centers and tackles across several schools.
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Redskins Have Alumni Staff
Washington Redskins announce an all-alumni coaching staff led by head coach Glen Turk Edwards who began as line coach in 1940 and took over as head coach in 1946. End coach Wayne Millner, backfield coach Wilbur Moore, and Edwards are noted for prior All-American honors and NFL records.
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Mckenna Among Top Ball Carriers in MA
Statistics from the first round of Mid-American Conference football show top ball carriers, led by players from unbeaten Western Michigan, Cincinnati, and Miami. Miami’s Hal Paul has two touchdown catches from Olix, while Vid Miller of Miami leads MAC conversion artists with seven straight successful placements at Reserve.
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QB Club to Meet at Ohio University Gym
The Athens Quarterback Club will meet Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. in the men's gym at Ohio University, according to today's announcement.
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Conference football passing and rushing leaders noted
Miami is led by Me Olix with 172 passing yards in the game. Cincinnati’s Tom O Malley completed six of 10 for SS yards. Western Reserve’s Jim Mahon and Adrian Castillo posted 14 of 36 for 197 yards and 9 of 18 for 98 respectively in three conference games. Top rushers include Jim Dougherty Cincinnati with 10 carries for 56 yards and a 56 yard TD, Jim McKenna Ohio with 79 yards on 14 carries, and Bob White Western Michigan with 69 yards on nine carries. Other standouts include Les Iratton Western Michigan, Les Esary and Ken Smock Butler, Howard Bellemah Cincinnati, Paul Shoults and Sam Wippel Miami. Only player in the conference
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Ohio
Bob White
Western Michigan
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Butler
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Sam Wippel
Country Club Dinner Marks Athens Banquet Night
The annual membership banquet at Athens Country Club closes golf activities for the week while the pro shop stays open until November 1 and locker rooms remain available through November. The event begins at 6 30 p m with trophies and films from the Columbus Invitational and Southeastern tournament in Chillicothe. Trophies include SEC team members Don Finsterwald Roger Pedigo B T Grover Dr Robbin Gardner Art Smith George Rutkoskie Don Ferguson Roy Paynter William Stiffler William Bruggner holes in one Byron Wolfe Harry Beckley Harold Parsons Don Finsterwald Fred McKay president s cup Dr Gardner club champion Art Smith runnerup Roger Pedigo consolation winner George Rutkoskie runnerup Ed Algeo first flight winner Lt Skinner runnerup Kermit Blosser second flight winner Ben Roberts runnerup John Parfitt third flight winner Al Carpenter runnerup Lew Roberts.
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Glouster Junior High Eyes Mechanicsburg Clash at Stadium
The Glouster Junior High football team will host Mechanicsburg Junior High in Glouster Stadium on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The contest sets a key early season test for both squads.
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