Bobcat Cagers Open 1949 50 Practice at Ohio University
Ohio University basketball opens its new season with coach Jim Snyder guiding 24 candidates including 14 sophomores in a 90 minute session. Preseason plans call for a Dec 6 opener at Marietta and a 20 game schedule with positions open as the squad builds team play.
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Ohio University
Jim Snyder
Dutch Trautwein
Marietta
Snyder
Gene Williams
Phil McKown
Charles “Bones” Renner
Jim Shreffler
Lee Williams
Rod Andrews
Bob Leucke
Jack Schumacher
Sophrene Williams
Renner
McKown
Bill Lepp
Miami University
Jack Betts
Dave Leightenheimer
Glen Hursey
Elwood Sparks
Jack Williams
Max Winnans
Bob Burson
Tom Haswell
Jack Shoemaker
Lee O’brien
Roy Hupp
Ken Thomas
Shelley Swank
Joe Benich
Frank “Babe” Topole
Vic Polosky
Kermit Blosser
Cage
Office Keglers Vault To Top of McBee League
After a two week climb Office bowlers rise to sole first in the McBee Bowling League by taking three from Plant No 2. Office totals 2325 pins with Woody West at 512. Machine Shop and Key sort drop into a three way tie for second with Offset as Research ties for third after two wins.
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Jim Mills
Office
McBee
Plant No. 2
Machine Shop
Keysort
Woody West
Johnson
Dan Merrick
McBride
Warren Chappelear
Keysart
Keyfart
Little Blacks Meet Rutland B Team In Thursday Game
Eleven point Pleasant prepares to host Rutland B team at the local high school stadium Thursday at 8 p.m. The game followed a telephone talk between Point Pleasant coach Bob Adkins and Rutland coach Jim Venemari to finalize the schedule.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Little Blacks
Rutland
Bob Adkins
Jim Venemari
Michigan tops AP poll after 28 0 win over Northwestern
A year ago Michigan led the AP weekly football poll following a 28 to 0 victory against Northwestern. The item recaps past poll movement and notable game result from the period.
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Michigan
Associated Press
Northwestern
Sagt
Joe DiMaggio
Pacific O Coast
Hawaii
Chicago Tabs
Earl Whitehill
Jack Russell
Notre Dame Dominates AP Poll with Tulane Win
Notre Dame gathers 146 of 179 first-place votes to lead the AP football poll after a 46-7 rout of Tulane. Army slips to second with 1552 points, Minnesota rises to third after a 27-0 win over Ohio State, with Oklahoma California and others rounding out the top ten.
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New York
Notre Dame
Tulane
Army
Associated Press
West Pointers
South Bend
New Orleans Army
Harvard
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Gophers
Ohio State
Oklahoma
California
North Carolina
Kentucky
Cornell
Rice
Texas
Sox Release Seerey Goodwin to Memphis
Chicago White Sox release outfielder Pat Seerey and pitcher Jim Goodwin to the Memphis Chicks in the Southern Association. Goodwin, a lefty, posted a 7-5 record last season while Seerey had stints with five teams including the Indians and several minor league clubs. Also notes Leo R Meyer long tenure as TCU football coach in the Southwest Conference.
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Pat Seerey
Jim Goodwin
Chicago White Sox
Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Goodwin
Memphis
Seerey
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Angeles
Mas City
Newark
San Antonio
Leo R
Dutch) Meyer
TCU
Whitey Tyo Leads SEC Scoring With 37 Points
Clarence Whitey Tyo of Nelsonville remains the SEC scoring leader after adding two touchdowns last Friday for a total of 37 points. He has 37 of Nelsonville’s 47 points, with Dick Guthrie of Athens close behind at 30.
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Opp
Athens
Cee Ee
Jackson
Nelsonville
Eee Eee Eee
Logan Ee
Wellston Eee Ee
Middleport
Eee
Gallipolis Theseees Resens
Fogmeop Shedb
Vinerssinens
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Kuhn Logan
Smith Athens
Mungan Jackson
Robinson
Jackson Plants
Gallipolis
Parkis Athens
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Cope
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Dick Guthrie
Pete
Massillon Tigers named No. 1 in Ohio scholastic poll
Massillon captured all 24 first place votes in the Associated Press high school football poll, dominating with a 48 14 win over Alliance. Canton McKinley follows, while Mansfield Tygers and others post notable results across Ohio as teams jockey for position.
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Massillon
Mighty Tigers
Ohio
Associated Press
Massilion
Chuck Mather
United
Canton McKinley
Tigers
Bulldogs
Herman
Bup) Rearick
Alliance
Kings
Toledo Waite
Mansfield
Tygers
McKinley
Steubenville
Boxing results from New York to New Orleans in one night
The fight card lists Tony Pellone beating Al Constatino in New York and Johnny Swanson stopping Jackie Lyons in Binghamton. Other results show Pat McCaferty edging Jimmy Sheets in Wichita, Bill Daley defeating Henry Jordan in Brooklyn, Steve King over Joe Dominic in Holyoke, Ray Famechon outpointing Louis Mougin in Paris, Cesar Brion stopping James Wall in Jersey City, Joe Baksi outpointing Jimmy Holden in Newark, Harold Dade outpointing Elley Bennett in Sydney, and Maxie Docusen TKOing Jackie Wever in New Orleans.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Tony Pellone
al “Bozo” Constantino
Binghamton
N. Y
dJohnny Swanson
Buffalo
Jackie Lyons
Pittsburgh
Wichita
Kan
Pat McCaferty
Topeka
Jimmy Sheets
Gary
Ind
Brooklyn
Bill Daley
Brookline
Mass
Henry Jordan
Holyoke
Steve King
Joe Dominic
Paris
Ray Famechon
France
Louis Mougin
Jersey City
N. J
Cesar Brion
Argentina
James Wall
Englewood
Newark
Joe Baksi
Kulpmont
Jimmy Holden
Elizabeth
Sydney
Australia
Harold Dade
Los Angeles
Calif
Elley Bennett
New Orleans
Maxie Docusen
Jackie Wever
Pawtucket
R. L
Jackie Jensen Weds Zoe Ann Olsen in Oakland
Diving champion Zoe Ann Olsen and former UC football star Jackie Jensen married in Oakland's First Presbyterian Church. Pewee Reese, longtime Dodgers captain, is cited as the last remaining Brooklyn figure from the 1941 World Series. Hialeah Race Track in Florida set for January 17 to March 3 next winter for a 40 day meet.
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Zoe Ann Olsen
Jackie Jensen
University of California
Oakland
First Presbyterian Church
Pee Wee Reese
Dodger
Brooklyn
Yankees
Hialeah
Floride
Miami Redskins Poised To Challenge Ohio University In Big Test
Ohio University coach Carroll Widdoes said Miami University Redskins are stronger than any Ohio squad faced this season and will be the underdogs in the game. He noted Miami’s 1-3 mark belies its talent, highlighted sophomore back Johnny Pont, and praised Miami’s defense and Reserve game effort. The Bobcats travel Friday to Oxford with a later workout in Middletown.
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Redskins
Ohio University
Carroll Widdoes
Wid
Miami
Virginia
Xavier
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Johnny Pont
Canton
Pont
Panthers
Oxford
Widdoes
Western Reserve
Reserve
Sudnick
Bobcats
Red Cats
Middletown
OU Swimmers Begin Drill Under Coach Richey
Ohio University’s swimming team opened under coach Frank Richey with workouts from 5 to 6 pm in the women’s gym pool. calisthenics and drills mark the first weeks as five meets are booked including January 7 at home against Detroit. Veterans like Jerry Smith Art Tankersly Harry Snavely Bill Nixon Early and others return. King shown as promising rival for sprints. Diving duties handled by Art Kern and Richmond Wright.
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Ohio University
Frank Richey
Richey
University of Detroit
Bobcats
Bob McIilvaine
Jerry Smith
Art Tankersly
Harry Snavely
Bill Nixon
Bill Early
Bill Morris
Jim Cochran
al King
King
Art Kern
Richmond Wright
Douglas Top Hockey Scorer Leads American Hockey League
Douglas of the Cleveland Barons tops the league in total points with 18 and goals with six after the first week. Teammates Ken Schultz and Roy Kelly close behind with eight and seven points respectively, while Roy Kelly and Jack McGill share third place. Terry Sawchuk shines in goal for Indianapolis with a 1.00 GAA and one shutout in three games. Bud McPherson leads in penalty minutes with 15.
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New York
Les Douglas
Cleveland Barons
Buffalo
Douglas
Ken Schultz
Roy Kelly
Kelly
Jack McGill
Providence
Cleveland
Terry Sawchuk
Indianapolis
Sawchuk
Bud McPherson
Cincinnati
Louis to Box in Columbus Memorial Hall
Joe Louis, retired heavyweight champion, will box an unnamed opponent in a four round exhibition at Columbus Memorial Hall on Tuesday. Jerry Weiner, matchmaker for American Sporting Enterprises, announced the signing today.
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Columbus
Joe Louis
Cham
Columbus Memorial Hall
Jerry Weiner
American Sporting Enterprises
Louis Today
Red Devils rout Coalton 64 in SEC Buckeye opener
Rutland High overwhelmed Coalton 64 to 0 in Rutland. Led by Bill Brown and Lowell Vance with three touchdowns apiece, the Red Devils opened their league title defense with a dominating all-around performance. Harrison added two scores. Dewhurst Snowden and Vance also connected on a TD pass and key runs paved the rout.
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Rutland
Red Devils
Rutland High
Coalton
Buckeye
Devils
Bill Brown
Lowell Vance
Jack Harrison
Hal Dewhurst
Jim Snowden
Vance
Brown
Dewhurst
Harrison
Patterson
Fred George
E—Mccray
Mahle
B. Parker
F. Atkins
T—Radcliffe
D, Atkins
Bond
J. Atkins
SMU Coach Bell Predicts Upset as Rice Tops SMU 41 27
The SMU coach Matty Bell boasted of his wagering prowess after Rice defeated his team 41 to 27. Bell had predicted Rice by one or two touchdowns and warned writers against underestimating Kentucky next. Also noted is Benny Friedman, ex Brandeis athletic director and CCNY coach, and Tulsa U retiring its No. 45 jersey for Glenn Dobbs.
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Dallas
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Matty
Bell
Rice
SMU
Methodists
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Brandeis University
CCNY
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa U
Choirs Boldly Bring Music To Nelsonville and Athens
By BILL NYE Mrs Don Tullis led the choir to Nelsonville Sunday as boys and girls gave another strong showing for Athens. The choir aims to study sacred music, promote inter church friendship, train youth for church choirs, and provide community youth activity.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Tullis
Pacific Northwest
Paul Bunyan
Paul
Pacific Northwest States
Canada
Pacific
Stork
Carolina
Chevrolet Company
North Court
Adv
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