Tomcats seek first division berth in Muskingum Valley clash
Glouster High hosts McConnelsville Big Red at 8 p.m. in a key Muskingum Valley League battle. Tomcats with a 2-2 mark ride a two game win streak hoping a victory lifts them into a tie for fourth as Roseville faces New Concord.
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Buckeye teams clash as SEC leaders host division foes
Chauncey and Rutland, co leaders of the SEC Buckeye League, host second division opponents as the half season nears. Hubert Bobo stars for Chauncey as they chase a fourth win in six games, while Rutland seeks to extend a 17 game winning streak.
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Bill Hogan
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Midwest midget auto races headline Columbus Powell Speedways event
Sunday afternoon features the Midwest championship midget autos at Columbus Powell Speedway under Tri-State Racing Association. More than 65 drivers entered, 25 car 20 lap trophy race to cap five preliminaries after time trials at 12 noon. feature at 2 30 p.m.
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Trojan Gridder Said To Be En Route Home
USC guard Nick O Browne 20, reported missing by Phoenix police, is heading home to Louisville Ohio per his mother. He suffered a torn knee cartilage in USC Iowa game three weeks ago and was not expected to play again this season.
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UT Lands Two on All-America Second Team
The University of Texas placed one player on the first team and two players on the second team of the 1950 All-America selections highlighting UT’s standout football talent for that year.
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Bill Veeck Cleared in $1.2 Million Suit Settlement
Cleveland based case ends without payment as J H Harris drops suit after selling 3 percent stock to new Indians owners Ellis Ryan syndicate. Harris said the money mattered little. his aim was control of the ball club. Ed Lurie stated Veeck was cleared without paying any settlement.
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Jack) Harris
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Geri Blossoms Into Big Star in NFL Spotlight
Philadelphia PA Joe Geri of the Pittsburgh Steelers shines in a second season leading passers for the league for the second week running. He ranks fifth in rushing, seventh in punting with 8.57 yards per attempt and has 44 completions for 377 yards and three TDs.
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Concretes Tie For 1st Place In Goodfellowship League
In Point Pleasant West Virginia the Martin Concrete five tied for first in the Goodfellowship League after a three game win streak over Kilowatt Jerkers formerly Philip Sporn. Tom Rose led with 592 total pins while Griff Durbin posted 577 and 210 high in a 169 handicap.
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Bull Lea Stallion Proofs Record Earnings at Auction
The Calumet Farm stallion Bull Lea, priced at 250 dollars, saw 11 of his offspring sold at auction in 1949 for an average of 20 182 dollars each, underscoring strong breeding value and farm prominence.
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Logan Wrestling Show Draws 200 Fans at Eagles Lodge
About 200 spectators attended the season opener at the Eagles Lodge. Gypsy Joe Snyder of Columbus defeated Harold Spang of Logan in 10 minutes 30 seconds. Wild Bill Gallion of Wheeling beat Charles Harbaugh of Shawnee in 21 minutes. Jack Bernard of Zanesville beat Jack Tannihill in 31 minutes 45 seconds. A November 1 show with four bouts and a tag match is planned.
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Wendell Ashby Ties Alabama State League Doubles Streak
Wendell Ashby of Geneva Alabama and the Cardinals hit four consecutive doubles in a recent Alabama State League game against Andalusia, setting a league record.
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Deadlocked in Mixed Loop at 22 Street alleys
Anchor Billiards Somerville Co. and Park Theater shared first after Monday night bowling in the Mixed Happy League at 22 Street alleys. Anchors took two of three from Somerville five while Park Theater won three straight from Ford Hack Co. City Bus beat Buffington Greenhouse 3-0.
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College Sports Roundup Headlines and Scores
Clemson and South Carolina tied 14 all in football while Ohio Northernbeat Bluffton 13 to 6. Montreal shutout New York 4–0 in ice hockey with Detroit–Chicago postponed. Buffalo overwhelmed New Haven 8–1 and Cincinnati beat Indianapolis 1–0 in baseball. Two of three outfielders on the 1950 All America team hit over .400 this season.
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