Leaders Bunched In Poll By FRITZ HOWELL
Ohio high school football poll by 34 editors ranks Alliance, Massillon, and Canton McKinley atop standings. Alliance leads with 308 of 340 points and 19 first place votes, Massillon second with 257, Canton McKinley third with 194 as teams face upcoming games across Stark County and nearby cities.
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Columbus
Stark County
Ohio
Associated Press
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Massillon
Canton McKinley
Mel Knowlton
Aviators
McKinley
Cleveland Ste Joseph
Akron
Akron Garfield
Cleveland
Benedictine
Steubenville
Mansfield
Cleveland Rhodes
Springfield
Hamilton
Barberton
Canton
Lincoln
Youngstown
Raven
Youngstown Ursuline
Sandusky
Lorain
Youngstown Raven
Cincinnati Elder
Buckeyes and Badgers Clash Highlight Ohio High School Football
Southeastern Ohio action features four undefeated teams with McArthur Generals losing 31-7 to Coal Grove. Athens Jackson and Wellston stay unbeaten while The Plains drop to a 12 12 stalemate with Rutland.
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Southeastern Ohio
McArthur Generals
Coal Grove
Athens
Jackson
Wellston
Plains
Rutland
Ens
Logan
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Middleport
McArthur
Bidwell - Porter
Rio Grande
Chauncey Dover
Dick Armestrong
Armstrong
Generals
MAC pivotal clash as Miami meets Ohio University
Mid American Conference teams face key weekend matchups as Miami Ohio meets Ohio University while Kent at Marshall and Toledo host Bowling Green. Leaders include quarterbacks Frederick Studrawa and Hunter and running back Ahlberg, with Western Reserve and Akron rivalries shaping the standings. Ohio State eyes a climactic showdown with Wisconsin as coach Hayes notes tough, balanced matchups and a large crowd expected.
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Redskins
Bobcats
Marshall
Miami
Kent
Ohio
Toledo
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Washington
St. Louis
Western Reserve
Buffalo
MAC
Ohio U
Bill Frederick
Denny Studrawa
Dick Hunter
Erland Ahlberg
Claire Williams
Jack Young
Jack Evans
Lou Mariano
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Studrawa
Officials To Meet Athens Chapter At Ohio University Gym
Athens chapter of the Eastern Ohio Officials Association will meet on Wednesday at Ohio University Men's Gym starting at 7 o'clock. Secretary Nolan Mace announced the gathering and outlined the schedule.
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Athens
Theastern Ohio Officials Association
Ohio University Men
Nolan Mace
Miami routs Marshall as defense fuels win
Miami coach emphasizes tackling and disciplined play after a 46 to 0 victory over Marshall. The Hurricanes scored on seven straight offensive possessions to extend their winning streak to four games.
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Oxford
Miami
Marshall
Redskins Dominate Marshall As Miami Routs 46 0
Coach Ara Parseghian praised Miami defensive effort and noted key backups Bronston and Merchant stayed ready for next week's Ohio University visit. Miami tamed Marshall with 611 total yards, 25 first downs, and six long scoring drives ending in touchdowns, before a fourth-team lineup closed the game.
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Ara Parseghian
Marshall
Marquette
Redskins
Ohio University
Bob Bronston
Ed Merchant
Miami
Dick Hunter
Me Baker
Willie Mays Captures NL Slugging Title of 1954
Willie Mays of the New York Giants won the National League slugging crown for 1954 with 377 total bases in 565 at bats and 195 hits. He totaled 33 doubles 15 triples and 41 homers while Duke Snider and Ted Kluszewski followed. Minnie Minoso led the American League with 304 total bases and Mickey Mantle was runner-up with 523.
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Willie Mays
New York Giants
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Associated Press
Mayes
Willie
Snider
Kluszewski
Tech
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Minoso
al Rosen
Cleveland
Buckeyes Sell Out South Bleachers for Wisconsin Clash
Ohio State University announced all seats are sold for the Saturday football game against Wisconsin. Publicist Bill Snypp said 1,500 south bleacher seats in the open end of the horseshoe sold out within hours after going on sale yesterday.
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Colimbls
Ohio Mate University
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Bill Snypp
OSU
Commissioner Cast in Comic Opera As Referee
New York boxing faces a three knockdown rule uproar after a welterweight bout at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Petey Scalzo halted the fight and then faced pressure from officials and managers leading to suspensions and a Friday hearing before NYSAC chairman Robert Christenberry.
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New York State
Robert Christenberry
New York State Athletic Comission
Christenberry
St. Nicholas Arena
Gerald Dreyer
South Africa
Ramon Tiscareno
Los Angeles
Dreyer
Ner
Tiscareno
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Petey Scalzo
Scalzo
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Willie Ketchum
Ted Bentham
Ketchum
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Notable Scoring Totals From College Meet
Scoring highlights include Lou Mariano with 25 points for Kent State and Erland Ahlberg with 24 for COU. Also listed are 18 by Roger Thomas and 12 by Ben Rowe and Tirrel Burton for Miami and Marshall respectively, with Mat Matson also noted for WM and Jack Acus and Don Adkina for Miami and Marshall.
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Kent St
Erland Ahlberg
Co.u
Roger Thomas
D. A
Mat Matson
Ben Rowe
Tirrel Burton
Miami
Jack Acus
Don Adkina
Marshall
Saxton Plans To Lock Up Kid's Crown
Saxton faces 15 days in jail for traffic violations but vows to win the welterweight title from Kid Gavilan. He weighs 147 pounds as he trains in Pleasantville New Jersey ahead of the Philadelphia bout at Convention Hall. Gavilan weighs 148 and predicts a world beating upset after training near Summit New Jersey.
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N. J
Johnny Saxton
Kid Gavilan
New York
Gavilan
Convention Hall
Philadelphia
Saxton
Summit
Virgil Akins
Bud Smith
Akins
Smith
City grid scores from Monday night football action
Local high school grid results list scores for multiple games across Youngstown Cleveland and suburbs. Notable outcomes include Cleveland Maple Heights 83 over Cleveland Bursh 6 and Cleveland Lincoln 40 over Canton South 7 with several close matches and lopsided wins across the region.
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Youngstown Raven
Past Liverpool
Campbell Memorial
Youngstown South
Lisbon
Sebring
Springfield
Melvern
Niles McHkinley
Austintown
Fitch
Barberton
Elyria
Vandalia
Faton
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton Kiser
Steubenville Central
Steubenville
Toronto
Mingo Junction
Warren
Lorain
Painesville
Riverside
Gene
Canton
Lincoln
Canton South
Cleveland
Shaw
Euclid
Glenville
John Adams
Collinwood
East Tech
Cleveland West
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
John Hay
Strongsville
Independence
Selon
Cuyahoga Heights
Chagrin Falls
Brooklyn
Mayfield
North
Royalton
Maple Heights
Bursh
Berea
Garfield Heights
Willoughby
Bedford
Oklahoma Tops AP Poll as Ohio State Holds
Oklahoma remains No. 1 in The Associated Press college football poll with 1,391 points and 115 first place votes. Wisconsin and UCLA stay second and third. Ohio State drops to fourth. New entrants include Arkansas Minnesota Army and West Virginia. Duke falls from 6 to 19 after losing to Army. Notre Dame and Mississippi rise in the top 10 after recent wins.
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Stonewall Jackson
Athens
Mike Hamilton
Ron Corradini
Owen Stotts
Chauncey Dover
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Ironmen
McArthur
Associated Press
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Sooners
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Wisconsin
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Gallipolis Harriers Finish Last in Bowling Green Relay
Gallipolis coach Frank Knutsen saw his cross country relay team take 12th and last place, clocking 64 36 as Columbus West won in 54 27 at Bowling Green. Byron Knutsen finished sixth among 60 with 10 26 for two miles, ahead of several area rivals. teammates Gillespie Edlund Irvin and Voreh ran, with McVity as substitute and manager.
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Frank Knutsen
Bowling Green
Columbus West
Cleveland
John Adams
Leavittsburg
Byron Knutsen
Toledo Waite
Worthington
East Liverpool
Lima Central
Mansfield
Knutsen
Robert Gillespie
Allen Edlund
Ray Irvin
Bill Voreh
Merrill McVity
Boxing Results Across Cities Highlight Ten Round Decisions
In Los Angeles Don Grant 166 outpoints Char Levy Green 161. Rex Layne 206 outpoints Willie Bean 218. Paddy Young 165 outpoints Jesse Turner 158. Gerald Dreyer 149 percent stops Ramon Tiscareno 145 percent. Billy Peacock 118 outpoints Pierre Cossemyns 118 percent in Sydney.
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Los Angeles
Don Grant
Charlevy Green
Salt Lake City
Rex Layne
Willie Bean
Brooklyn — Eastern Parkway
Paddy Young
New York
Jesse Turner
St. Louis
St. Nicholas Arena
Gerald Dreyer
South Africa
Ramon Tiscareno
Sydney
Billy Peacock
Philadelphia
Pierre Cossemyns
Public Shoot Slated by Gallia County Gun Club
The Gallia County Gun Club announces a public shoot on November 7 from 1 to 5 p.m. Prizes include 2000 pounds of turkeys for top marksmen. Hot coffee, soft drinks, and sandwiches will be served.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Dee Fondy Seeks Real Estate Work Offseason
Chicago Cubs first baseman Dee Fondy is listed as a real estate salesman during the baseball off season, reflecting his year round employment outside the field.
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Dee Fondy
Chicago Cubs
Halas Advocates Balanced Attack Amid Bears Win
Chicago owner coach George Halas says pro teams must use both run and pass. He notes the Bears’ 17 14 victory over San Francisco, praising San Francisco’s running game while lauding Chicago’s balance. Y A Tittle’s passes struggled in the first half.
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George Halas
Chicago Bears
Halas
Bears
San Francisco
49Ers
San Fancisco
Hugh McElhenny
Y. A. Tittle
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