Bobcats Prep for Kent State Clash After Win Over Western Reserve
Ohio University fans watch as the Bobcats, 22 7 victors over Western Reserve, prepare for a top MA play against Kent State. Coach Carroll Widdoes notes offense still needs polish despite standout play by Casto Frederick and backfield threats Skipton Ascani Jackson.
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Athens Sunday Mixed League Standings and Results
The Athens Sunday Mixed League standings list Beckleys leading with a 11-4 record and a .733 pace, followed by Nye Chevrolet at 10-6 and Pfeiffers at 9-6. Weekly results show Beckley defeating Nye Chevrolet 3-0, Fairview Drive-In beating Wash-A Teria 2-1, and Pfeiffers sweeping Krogers 3-0. Top bowlers feature C Widdoes, H Cornwell, R Gardner, D Merrick, and R Jones with scores varying across games.
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Umpire Dies After Syracuse Cornell Game
A 49 year old football umpire Raymond E. Kennedy of Lawrence Massachusetts collapsed with a heart attack shortly after officiating the Syracuse Cornell game here. He died after being carried from the field by medical staff.
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Hockey Sunday Scores From National League Showdowns
National Chicago blanked New York 2 0 while Montreal edged Boston 1 1 and Detroit beat Toronto 4 4 in a multi matchup Sunday hockey card.
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Chauncey routs Belpre as Bobo stars in 33 7 win
Chauncey coach Bill Smith saw the Blue Devils beat Belpre 33 7 in Mari etta Stadium. Hubie Bobo powered the attack with 27 points including an 86 yard TD run and 348 rushing yards on 43 carries while topping the game. Roger Robinson led Belpre with strong offense and defense as Chauncey improved to 16 0.
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49ers Blank Detroit 28 to 0 in NFL Week Action
San Francisco dominated Detroit 28-0 as Hugh McElhenny and Joe Perry led the ground game behind a stout defense. New York Giants beat Cleveland 17-9 to move into first in the American Conference, with Ray Poole and Tom Landry keying the rally.
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Michigan State Extends 18-Game Football Victory Run
Michigan State stretched its win streak to 18 games after a 48-6 rout of Texas A and M. Notre Dame, Maryland, Georgia Tech also boast long unbeaten runs, while Ohio State upset Wisconsin 23-14 reshaping the Big Ten race. Purdue dominates the league with a 2-0 mark as Nebraska’s Bobby Reynolds exits injured.
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Brooklyn Pitching Sparked Hope as Hitting Faltered
In a Brooklynsian view, pitching carried the team while bats cooled. Joe Black’s 15 wins and clutch saves lead a staff with a 3.53 ERA and 773 strikeouts, as seven rookies combined for 57 of 96 Dodger victories and Gil Hodges faltered at key moments in the World Series.
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UC Bearcats Rally Past Musketeers 20-13 in City Showdown
Cincinnati UC surged late to edge intra-city rival Xavier Musketeers 20-13, overcoming a 14-13 deficit as the clock wound down. Baldwin Wallace beat Kent State 19-13 in Cleveland with Keils clinching on an 80-yard punt return. Miami of Oxford routed Western Michigan 55-6 in MAC action, piling up 424 rushing yards.
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Muskingum Routs Slippery Rock Behind Levinson Three TDs
Muskingum overwhelmed Slippery Rock College 27 to 6 as Ed Levinson scored two touchdowns in the second quarter. A 90 yard drive ended with Levinson catching a pass from freshman quarterback Dick Church for his second score. Church also threw two other TD passes.
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Baylor Upsets Little Rock in Razorbacks Offensive Show
Arkansas Razorbacks used varied offensive formations and hard running to topple Baylor Bears. The upset featured heavy ground play and strong line bursts as the Razorbacks broke through for a decisive score.
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Toledo Drives For Fourth Quarter TD To Edge John Carroll
Toledo covered 96 yards mostly on the ground to cut the lead in the fourth quarter. Gil Santoro finished the drive with a one yard plunge for the winning points after Toledo recovered a fumble at its own four yard line and clinched the score.
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Bowling Green Wins 21 14 Over Bradley in Peoria Showdown
Bowling Green capitalized on three Bradley fumbles to score twice in the first quarter and take a 14-0 lead. Bradley tied the game 14-14 late before BG recovered a Bradley fumble in the end zone for the decisive score in Peoria Stadium before about 4000 fans.
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Nebraska Star Reynolds Injured in Kansas State Meet
All-America guard Bob Reynolds of Nebraska suffered a left shoulder separation in the second period of the Kansas State meet as his team contended for a victory in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Wesleyan Forfeit Gives Iowa Wesleyan 1-0 Victory
Dubuque coach Maco Mercer protested an official's decision vigorously and used profane language. Referee Francis de Reus ordered the game forfeited with 12 minutes left in the final period, Iowa Wesleyan led 7-0.
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Mc Grath Sets Record in 100-Mile Stock Car Race
Jack Mc Grath of South Pasadena wins the 100 mile AAA stock car race at Los Angeles County fairgrounds. His Hudson Hornet led from the 22nd lap and finished in 1 hour 59 minutes 59.11 seconds setting a new track record.
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Dr T H Morgan Wins 1952 Skyline Gun Club Championship
Athens physician Dr T H Morgan shot 94 of 100 to capture the 1952 Skyline Gun Club title on the windswept skeet course. He posted 49x50 in the first two rounds and was chased by runner up Frank X Rauch 91x100 with class winners in B C D and E divisions. Brassards were awarded to the Tri City championship team and numerous club members.
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Albany Lions Clinch Ohio Valley Title With 16 4 Rout
Albany Lions defeat Reedsville 16 to 4 to win the Ohio Valley League baseball title in a three game playoff. Pitcher Ralph Nuzum allowed only four hits and 12 runs in the middle innings as Albany built a 12 run lead. Vid Cantor Dick Macak Jim Chenery and Myr Knowlton led the attack with timely hits. About 1200 fans watched the championship clinching win.
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Fairland High Gridder Dies of Game Injuries
James Carter an 18 year old halfback for Fairland high school died in Huntington West Virginia from brain injuries sustained in a football game Friday night against East Portsmouth in Chesapeake Ohio. He suffered the injury in the third quarter while making a tackle and was treated at a local hospital.
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College grid scores roundup
Georgetown Kentucky 33 over Wilmington 13. Washington and Lee 21 over Richmond. Texas Christian 47 crush Trinity 0. Hanover 18 beat Earlham 14. Indiana Central 7 defeated by Anderson 0. Coe 28 edged Wabash 27. Central State Ohio 14 over West Virginia State 10.
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Pro Football Scoreboard Highlights Week Results
Cards beat Washington 38 17. Bears win over Chicago. Dallas 20 Los Angeles 30. Packers 28 Jets 17. Browns 9 Eagles 26. Steelers 21. 49ers 28 Lions 0.
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Eight Ohio Teams Unbeaten and OU in Select Group
Ohio State hosts Washington State in a high profile intersectional clash as part of a weekend heavy with cross state games. Ohio U and Kent State lead the Mid-American while Wooster and Muskingum vie for the Ohio Conference top spot.
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NCAA Group To Work On Television Policy
In Chicago two NCAA committees met to work on television policy and future plans. A four day policy review was anticipated along with discussion of post season competition and alleged NCAA rules violations by at least three member institutions.
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Brown Signs Five Year Deal To Stay With Browns
Paul Brown agrees to a five year extension with the Cleveland Browns. The new contract begins three and a half years after the current deal ends.
High School Grid Schedule Across SEC and MVL Leagues
Southeast Ohio schedules show Athens at Jackson Nelsonville at Gallipolis Logan at Wellston Buckeye League Rutland at McArthur Trimble versus Belpre at Marietta Chauncey at The Plains M M L at Glouster Roseville at New Concord Eyesville at Crooksville New Lexington at Dresden Caldwell at Philo Independent South Charleston at Point Pleasant Ravenswood at Wahama Pomeroy at Oak Hill.
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Mulloy Captures Pan American Singles Championship
Gardnar Mulloy, 38, from Miami, wins the Pan American tournament singles title in Mexico City. He defeats Art Larsen in five sets after upset wins over Gustavo Palafox Feliximo Ampon and Vic Seixas to reach the final. Shirley Fry wins the women’s singles title over Thelma Long.
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Oklahoma Sophomore Buddy Leake Tops Nation in Scoring
New York reports Oklahoma sophomore Buddy Leake leads major college football with 46 points from three games. The six foot, 175 pound halfback has five touchdowns and 16 extra points.
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Oklahoma fullback counter play praised by Norman coaches
Norman notes a fullback counter sequence on Oklahoma's offense with the quarterback, two halfbacks, and a pivotal handoff. Key blocks come from Center Tom Catlin and Guards Dick Bowman and Bob Gaut as Catlin and Bowman double-team a guard and Gaut clears the other. Catlin, a standout on these plays, is a 195-pound captain who plays both ways and often leads blocking against the middle guard.
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