State's tight grid scoring race heads for 300 points
Ohio high school football ta nd emits a fierce scoring duel as Hubie Bobo of Chauncey Dover and Carl Smith of Washington D H chase the 300 point mark. Both have 24 touchdowns and multiple conversions with Bobo adding 1543 rushing yards this season.
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Bobo
Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Hubie Bobo
Little Chauncey Dover
Athens County
Jeader
Carl Smith
Washington D. H
Belpre
Chauncey
Hillsboro
Chauncey-Dover
Pomeroy
Chauncey- Dover
Speedster
Middleport
Bob Ashley
Ashley
Poll Standings Show Springfield Lead In Ranked Teams
Springfield leads with 269 points from 5-0-0, Massillon second at 259, East Liverpool third at 186, Washington D H 135, Dayton Chaminade 129, and Pwer ren 92 across five to four games. Numerous programs from Sandusky to Cleveland Benedictine trail with single figure totals.
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Gms
Springfield
Bead
Massillon
East Liverpool
Washington D. H
Dayton Chaminade
Pwerren
C<s
Sandusky
jAgtanos Vibeautilipingi
Cleve
Benedictine
Izanesville
Urbana
Middletown
Lorain
Cincinnati Parcell
Mansfield
Youngstown Ursuline
Columbus St. Charles
Four Minor Leaguers Added to Reds Roster
Cincinnati Reds announce four minor league additions to the roster. Pitchers Leon Foulk Ivan Johannes and Cliff Ross join crews from Tulsa Burlington and Ogden. Outfielder Kim Bolger comes from Buffalo. Foulk bought from Tulsa in the Texas League. Johannes played semipro last season due to a sore arm. Ross has served in the armed forces. Bolger was acquired from Buffalo in the International League.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Leon Foulk
Ivan Johannes
Cliff Ross
Kim Bolger
Foulk
Tulsa
Johannes
Burlington
Ross
Ogden
Bolger
Buffalo
Red Roses Sign One Year Deal With Indians
Lancaster General Manager Frank Spair announced the Lancaster Red Roses have signed a one year working agreement with the Cleveland Indians in the Interstate League.
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Lancaster
Frank Spair
Lancaster Red Roses
Interstate Baseball League
Cleveland Indians
Casey Stengel Signs Two Year Yankee Pact In 1953 Plans
Baseball officials reshuffle rosters as Casey Stengel signs for two seasons with the New York Yankees at about 75 000 per year plus bonuses potentially reaching 100 000. Charley Keller is released while Frank Hiller and Bob Keegan change teams. Cardinals add minor leaguers Rand Burgess Beavers. Coffman and Weaver go to Columbus. Moton and Ladner sign with Indians and Red Sox respectively. Pirates acquire Bill Hall and Dale Long heads to Hollywood.
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Ralph Roden
New York
Casey Stengel
New
Frank Hiller
Bob Keegan
Hiller
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Keegan
Syracuse Chiefs
Giants
Gary Henley
Reds
Cincinnati
Henley
Enos Slaughter
Tulsa
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Dick Rand
Columbus
Tom Burgess
Jim Beavers
Rand
Cards
Cal Coffman
Earl Weaver
Cleveland Indians
Wil Moton
Stockton College
Boston
Red Sox
Russ Ladner
Mobile
Ala
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Hall
Charleston
New Orleans
Pirates
Dale Long
Hollywood
Hustling PCC Officials Boost Game Action and Plays
Pacific Coast Conference officials run the fastest pace in college football averaging about 70 plays per game. Officials push 25 second play clocks and allow substitutions only when near the ball. The PCC union includes diverse professionals from presidents to executives and naval officers. Notable football notes include Jim Tatum praising Jack Scarbath as flawless in clutch moments and Tennessee coach Bob Neyland's long dominance over Kentucky.
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John McCallum
NEW York
NEA
Gilberts
Coast
Frank McCormick
PCC
Naval and Shipyard
Vault Michigan State Back Into No. 1 Spot
Michigan State jumps to the top after a 48 6 win over Texas A M and Ohio State upset Wisconsin. The Spartans received 39 of 123 votes in the third weekly AP football poll, led by coach Biggie Munn.
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Michigan State
NEW York
Texas A & M
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Spartans
Association Press
State
Nations
Biggie Munn
Milnois
Vitory Maryland
Terrapins
Georgia Tech
Duke
Southland
Tech
Blue Devils
Purdue
Iowa
UCLA
Notre Dame
Pitt
Princeton
Penn
Tigers
Quakers
Maryland
California
Oklahoma
Southern Calif
de Sond
Middleport Seven-Game Win Streak Sets SEC Pace
Middleport Yellow Jackets ride a seven game win streak led by coach David Winefordner and 132 points scored in five league games. Notable performances include Bob Ashley with 14 points, Dempsky, Osler, Wilt, Dudding, Easter, Carr, and Sherman on offense. The team prepares for an Oct 24 clash with Logan while others in the SEC chase titles and rankings shift nationwide.
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Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Ohio
Chauncey Dover
Glouster
Jackson
Pomeroy
The
Plains
Wahama
Nelsonville
Athens
David Winefordner
Winefordner
Tion
Logan
Chieftains
Bob Ashley
Bob Oney
Olsonville
Dempsky
Gene Osler
Ike Wilt
Bob Dudding
Frank Easter
Harold Carr
Lare
Sidney Kloes
Rex Maiden
Ashley
Bobcats Ready for Kent State Test in Road Trip
Ohio University's football team eyes a fourth straight win as they travel to Kent State. Scouts praise Kent State's defense while Ohio plans to showcase Golden Flash potential at a public Quarterback Club session tonight at 7 30. Frank Underwood suffers a head injury risk and Chuck Bell may return.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Kent
Ohio
Kent State
Ewing Auditorium
Bobcat
Cleveland
Carroll Widdoes
Frank Underwood
Chuck Bell
Athens bowling leagues press for top spots in fifth week
In Sporting lane action, the U S Air Force and Lawhead Press vie for first in the Tuesday Night League as Air Force holds 11 1 with a 767 average and Lawhead 9 3 at 744. Maywood Smith leads individuals with 185. Fosters leads the Ladies Wednesday Night League at 8 3 with Kyle's Shop right behind at 8 4. Millie Hall tops Kyle's Shop with 159 while Irene McBride and Dorothy Dent are among the top five. Athens Office Supply and Mathews Ashland battle for leadership in the Thursday Night League, each 7 2, with Office Supply at 863 and Ashland 839. Skip Ridenour leads keglers at 190 followed by Ogg, Hall, Smith, and White.
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Athens
Sportland Recreation
U. S. Air Force
Lawhead Press
Air Force
Lawhead
Maywood Smith
Union Printing
Denver White
Eddie McBride
Charles Fleming
Bob Sharp
Dave Strawn
Jack Daft
Haffner
Fosters
Kyle
Millie Hall
Reds Sign Coaches for 1953 Season
General Manager Gabe Paul announced the signing of Buster Mills and Ford Garrison as Redleg coaches for the 1953 season. West Virginia University football players tout Jack Rabbits as the squad’s fastest man.
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Cincinnati
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Reds
Buster Mills
Ford Garrison
Redleg
West Virginia University
Jack Rabbits
Bad Breaks Half Cougars Fekete Says
Ohio State scout Gene Fekete says Washington State is a hard luck squad that could trouble the Buckeyes in the upcoming game. He notes 14 fumbles and eight lost, seven interceptions, despite seven offensive and eight defensive starters returning. Coach Woody Hayes warns against optimism and urges staying loose.
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Columbus
Gene Fekete
Ohio State University
Washington State
Buckeyes
Southern California
Stanford
Baylor
Cougars
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Purdue
Buckeye
Bucks
Wisconsin
Hayes
Vnashington State
Badgers
Fights Last Night Brooklyn Giardello Beats Giambra
Joe Giardello from Philadelphia outpointed Joey Giambra of Buffalo in ten rounds. Jimmy Martinez of Glendale Arizona outpointed Irish Jimmy Sanders of Warren Ohio in eight rounds.
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Brooklyn
Joe Giardello
Philadelphia
Joey Giambra
Buffalo
Chicago
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Ariz
Jimmy Sanders
Warren
Salas-Carter Title Scrap Draws Latins
Mexican light welterweight Lauro Salas defends his title against Jimmy Carter in a 15 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Salas draws strong Latin support with hundreds of Mexican and South American born Chicagoans expected ringside. Carter protests judges in the mixed memory of his May loss in Los Angeles over round end spurts he calls flashy.
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Chicago
Lauro Salas
Lauro
Salas
L.u& Caplan
Los Angeles
Carter
California
Yale's Fake Trap and Quick Pitch Play Described
New Haven reporters detail Yale football fiction like pomposity with a fake trap to the fullback and a pitch out after a reverse pivot. The sequence features misdirection to the left halfback, a delayed front block and evolving end and tackle actions as the play develops.
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New Haven
Conn
NEA
Yale
Yankees and A's Dominate 1952 All Star Team
New York's world champion Yankees and Philadelphia's Athletics lead the AP Major League All Star squad with five players. The selections drew from 16 clubs across the AL and NL, with holdovers from 1951 and strong showings by Mantle Berra and Rosen among others.
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NEW York
Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletics
Associated Press
A's
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Fain
Robinson
Rizzuto
Musial
Berra
Mantle
Rosen
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Jim Hogan
Ferris Fain
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
al Rosen
Indians
Phil Rizzuto
Hank Sauer
Cubs
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
Larry Yogi Berra
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Bobby Shantz
Hren Breaks Northwestern Rushing Mark
Northwestern’s Chuck Hren, back from injury for the first time this season, rushed for 149 yards and three touchdowns, setting a school rushing mark as Minnesota defeated Northwestern 27 26. The piece also notes various college football updates across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan and Purdue teams.
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Chicago
NRN
Minnesota
Wildcats
Chuck Hren
Hren
Gophers
Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
George Simkowski
Mike Dwayne
Jack Terresani
Iowa
Illinois
Rocky Ryan
Bob Weddell
Washington
Northwestern
Tom O’connell
Purdue
Notre Dame
Boilermakers
Ed Zembal
Dan Crack
Indiana
Frank Howell
Tony Branoff
Duke Football Coaches Hold Other Varsity Posts
Five members of the Duke football staff also coach other sports at the university. Line coach Dumpy Hagler leads golf, defensive backfield coach Carmen Falcone mentors wrestling, Jayvee coach Bob Cox runs tennis, Ace Parker becomes varsity baseball coach, and Hershel Caldwell tutors junior varsity baseball.
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Durham
N. C
Duke
Dumpy Hagler
Carmen Falcone
Jayvee
Bob Cox
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Hershel Caldwell
Bible Study at Chauncey Methodist Church Tonight
The Chauncey Methodist Church will host a Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Rev. Lester Covert will lead the class at the church location.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Lester Covert
Quilting Planned by Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Chauncey Methodist Church announces an all day quilting event on Thursday inviting neighbors to join in quilting activities and fellowship.
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Ladies Aid of the
Chauncey Methodist Church
Club Elects New Officers
CHAUNCEY The SSG Club met Monday night with Jo Ferrer. Officers elected were Phyllis Pennell president Faye Hammond vice president Shirley Sisson secretary Janice Stanley treasurer Janis Davis news reporter Janet Nicholson historian. Recreation leaders are Grace Ann Crabtree and Bonita Boudinot. The hostess served refreshments.
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Chauncey
SSG Club
Jo Ferrer
Phyllis Pennell
Faye Hammond
Shirley Sisson
Janice Stanley
Janis Davis
Janet Nicholson
Grace Ann Crabtree
Bonita Boudinot
Chauncey Dover Band Booster Club Plans Anniversary Calendar
The Chauncey Dover Band Booster Club met Monday night with Mrs C J Tippett presiding. The group approved plans to sponsor an anniversary calendar and advance club activities.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Band
C. J. Tippett
Dickson Rites Held in Nelsonville for Orlie Dickson
The Rev. Gil bert Courtney led funeral services Sunday at Nelsonville for Orlie Dickson. Burial followed in Buchtel. The Dicksons, former Chauncey residents, once lived on Lexington Avenue in the home now occupied by the W. L. Ferrel family.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Nelsonville
Orlie Dickson
Violet Hillyer
Sidney Ball
Logan
Buchtel
Dicksons
Lexington Ave
W. L. Ferrel
Chauncey Musicians Visit Cleveland for Halftime Show
Joan Lewis Dick Jackson Jack Lester and Lowell Davis members of the Ohio University Band traveled to Cleveland Saturday and performed during halftime of the Western Reserve Ohio U football game.
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Chauncey
Joan Lewis
Dick Jackson
Jack Lester
Lowell Davis
Ohio University Band
Cleveland
Western Reserve- Ohio U
Diane Nye Home From White Cross Hospital
Patient 18 GOME Chauncey Diane Nye, long resident at White Cross Hospital Columbus, has been returned home after a yearlong stay and is now using crutches to get about.
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Gome Chauncey
Diane Nye
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
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