Bobcats Pressed by Reserve in Rugged Ohio Scene
The Bobcats blew a late drive with a miscue as Reserve surged to three quick touchdowns led by Warren Lahr and Leonard Corbin. Coach Harold Wise labeled the tackling lax in the second half and looked ahead to Bowling Green as Ohio U seeks consistency in MAC play.
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Cleveland
Bobcats
Western Reserve
Harold Wise
Ruln
Redcats
Warren Lahr
Leonard Corbin
Butler
Orville Butler
Clevelanders
Pete Risser
King Brady
Duke Bitler
Ohio U
Xavier
John Carroll
Musketeers
Bill Veecks
Lou Boudreau
Lou
Veeck
Paul Browns
Browns fall to Dons 18 10 amid costly miscues in protestant era game
The Cleveland Browns lost 18 10 to the Los Angeles Dons amid fumbles and a 12 men on the field penalty. Chuck Fenebeck and Ben Agajanian kicked the decisive scores while Otto Graham and Mac Speedie anchored a strong passing attack for Cleveland. Lou Groza narrowly missed a late field goal that would have tied the game.
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Los Angeles Dons
Paul Brown
New York Yankee
Browns
Bobbles
Marion Motley
Chuck Fenebeck
Ben
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Dons
Cleveland
Lou Groza
Otto Graham
Mac Speedie
Northwestern
Cecil Ishell
Don Hutson
Speedie
Utah
Graham
Grate to Sign with Kautskys in Indianapolis
Don Grate, an Ohio State All Conference forward from Greenfield Ohio and member of the 1943 44 Big Nine champions, will sign a contract with the Indianapolis Kautskys of the National Basketball League tomorrow. Paul Walk, Kautsky general manager, will oversee the deal.
Barons Open Season Against Bisons in Cleveland
Cleveland's Barons unveil the heaviest talent lineup in club history as they host the Buffalo Bisons to start the American League hockey season.
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Bisons
Cleveland
Buffalo Bisons
Fights Last Night
Gene Smith of Youngstown stopped Jesue Lemela of Havana in the sixth round at 148, boosting his record as Lemela suffered the knockout in Miami.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Gene Smith
Youngstown
Jesue Lemela
Havana
Ohio State Faces Talent Shortage After Lopsided Loss
Ohio State coach Wesley E. Fesler laments weak high school turnout as the 1946 Buckeyes fall 32 0 to Southern California and 24 20 to Purdue. He notes two star recruits chose Purdue and Indiana instead. He signals lineup changes and two sophomores to develop for future games, with hopes for improved play against Iowa.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Wesley E. Fesler
Buckeye
Purdue
Southern California
Fesler
Ohio State
Canton
Neil Schmidt
Bluffton
Dick Boykin
Ironton
Indiana
Trojans
Brenton Kirk
New Philadelphia
Jimmy Crane
Charles Renner
Akron
Ohio
Dick Slager
Pande Savie
Girard
Rod Swinehart
Charley Renner
Bob Brugge
Iowa
Marietta Paints Distributed By Notable Firms
Marietta paints are distributed by Rardin Bros Co of Athens Pomeroy Cement Block Co of Pomeroy and Plymale Swagener Co of Gallipolis. This listing identifies the supplying firms and their cities in a regional distribution note.
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Marietta Paints
Rardin Bros. CO
Athens
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy
Plymale Swagner CO
Gallipolis
Scholastic football upsets rock Ohio grid scene
Ohio high school football saw shock results with Canton Lincoln upset Canton McKinley 7 6 and Springfield Wildcats defeating Mansfield, dropping McKinley from the top ranking. Springfield earned an upset despite prior losses, while Cathedral Latin led the state rankings as Waite and Hamilton won key games.
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Canton Lincoln
Mansfield
Springfield
Wildcats
McKinley
Lincoln
Bulldogs
Canton
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Toledo Waite
Hamilton
Big Blue
Waite
Toledo Devilbiss
Cincinnati Hughes
Jim Bailey
Jim McDonald
Wildcat
Columbus West
Portsmouth
Lima Central
Columbus North
McDonald
Steve Farkas
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Struthers
Chillicothe
Marion Harding
Lima South
Joe Maniaci
Marion St. Mary
Marysville
Harry Phillips
Bremen
Crooksville
Kent State
Charley Chrysler
Gahanna
Grove City
Tom Boyle
Bucyrus
Galion
Lancaster
Yea
Newark
Pussycats
Sign-Painters
Massillon
Middletown
Barberton
Fremont
Cinda Sue Captures Queen Honors at Meigs Beach Show
Cinda Sue owned by Otto Shriver of Fairmont West Virginia won queen in the 28th annual Middleport beach show at the Meigs County High School auditorium. The event opened a week of Ohio State Fox Hunters Association field trials with judges, officials, and many hounds from Ohio and West Virginia.
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Cinda Sue
Otto Shriver
Fairmont
W.va
Middleport High School
Ben Dial
Wellston
Ohio State Fox Hunters Association
Meigs County
B. A. Skipper
Encino
Texas
Ohio
West Virginia
Tracy Whaley
Pomeroy
George Lantz
Portsmouth
L. F. Swiger
Piketon
Edgar Ervin
Court of Common Pleas
Hi V. J. Semple
D. M. Semple
Lancaster
Rebecca
Gladys Compton
Clarksburg
Hy Grade
Ivan Wolfe
Barboursville
Sun Dial Dixie
Graham Brothers
Coalton
Evalyn Thorne
Parkersburg
al Carriage
Wallace Farm
Racine
Ray George
MacArthur
Fox
Estel Applegate
Maysville
Lewis Kay
Manchester
Mike Hays
Don Yinger
Clifford Mills
Wayne
W. Va
Herman Paugh
Spencer
William Kay
Herschel Roush
John Young
P.m
Court House
Rocksprings Fairgrounds
Meigs County Fox Hunters Association
Racine High School
B. J. Allison
Oak Hill
Carl Osmeyer
Ohio Open Grows Tense as 135 Begin Day Two
Dayton golfing action features Al Marchi leading by one stroke with a 69 after 18 holes. Defending champ John Krisko and Clyde Mumma hover one behind. Amateurs and pros mix as 36 more holes loom, with scores posted for Verl Stinchcomb Frank Stranahan and others.
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Miami Valley Golf Club
al Marchi
Columbus
John Krisko
Clyde Mumma
Krisko
Mumma
Andy Augustus
Bob Roll
Greenville
Jack Futerer
Granville
Dave Ogilvie
Cleveland
Ock Willowell
Verl Stinchcomb
Portsmouth
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Charles Onoretta
Steubenville
Age Shal
Hamilton
Quarterbacks to Huddle in Elks Club Meeting
Athens quarterbacks hold a second season huddle at 7 30 PM in the Elks Club weekly session. Coach Wise will be absent. Line Coach Blosser will speak on the Western Reserve game and upcoming Miami Bowling Green scouting reports. Pictures of the Reserve game will be shown with Blosser providing running commentary. Meetings are open to adults only this season.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Redcats
Wayne
Detroit
Peru
Butler
St. Joseph
Battles Wabash
Miami
Xavier
Cincinnati
Dayton
Flyers
Oklahoma City University
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Iowa State
Athens
Elks Club
Harold Wise
Bobcat Boosters Club
Columbus
Kermit Blosser
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Blosser
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