OU Miami clash looms as MAC title decider
Ohio University and Miami square off Saturday with the Bobcats atop the Mid American Conference. OU boasts depth at backfield and veteran leadership while Miami, well prepared, aims to counter. Analysts warn past history favors the Redskins if OU tires.
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Bob Howard
Oxford
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Ara Parseghian
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Chester Raiders defeat Coalton thrills home crowd
Chester High under Coach Hartsell Dodrill finally beat Coalton 44-20 at Middleport field after a slow start to the season. Dodrill lauded his team as they erased a third quarter Coalton lead and proved they could win.
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Middleport
Coalton
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Boxing results show Del Flanagan and Floyd Patterson wins
In Providence R I Del Flanagan defeated Steve Marcello by decision at 149 pounds while in Brooklyn Floyd Patterson beat Wes Bascom at 166 pounds. Both bouts ended with decision rulings and listed weights.
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R. L—Del Flanagan
St. Paul
Steve Marcello
Brooklyn
Floyd Patterson
Wes Bascom
St. Louis
Gallipolis Blue Devils Hold Candidate Fundamentals
Gallipolis coach Richard G. Shrider ran a Monday session with 22 of 24 signed candidates for the Blue Devil basketball squad. The list shows seniors Don Notter Henry Niday Bill Jenkins Richard Danner Glenn Niday Bill Boggs juniors Max Nelson Terry Johnson Charles Karr Lloyd Roush Jim Thomas John Short Jack Hill Dallas Sayre sophomores Carroll Null Bill Brown Micky Hardway John Milhoan Paul Burks Byron Knutsen Phil Campbell Jack Brown Eugene Rees John Venters next week the frosh will be called.
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Richard G. Shrider
Gallipolis Blue Devil
Don Notter
Henry Niday
Bill Jenkins
Richard Danner
Glenn Niday
Bill Boggs
Max Nelson
Terry Johnson
Charles Karr
Lloyd Roush
Jim Thomas
John Short
Jack Hill
Dallas Sayre
Carroll Null
Bill Brown
Micky Hardway
John Milhoan
Paul Burks
Byron Knutsen
Phil Campbell
Jack Brown
Eugene Rees
John Venters
Shrider
Badger Fans Seek New Wall for Beat Illinois
Wisconsin officials rue the loss of Prof. Kiekhofer’s wall and quonset huts once used for graffiti after their removal. Students plan a fresh signboard before the November 14 game, hoping it won’t be in the new library.
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University of Wisconsin
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Bet She's Prettier
Cookeville Tenn Paul Anderson Tennessee Tech halfback returned after halftime to see a photographer snap a picture of Helen who had just won a 100 yard dash at halftime Then Paul sprinted 94 yards for a second half kickoff TD against Murray State The event highlighted family pride and gridiron excitement at the school
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Tenn
Paul Anderson
Tennessee Tech
Helen
Murray
Elen
Paul
Notre Dame Leads AP Football Poll for Fourth Straight Week
Notre Dame holds the top spot in the AP national college football rankings for a fourth consecutive week after a 23-14 win over Pittsburgh. Michigan State and Maryland trail closely, with Georgia Tech rising to fourth as Notre Dame prepares to face Tech next Saturday.
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Auburn
Indiana
North Carolina
Nomena
Michigan
Baylor
Illinois
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Navy
Ohio high school football top ten sees changes
Two new teams Youngstown East and Cleveland Benedictine join the top ten as Middletown, Hamilton, and Dayton Roosevelt stumble after strong weeklies. Massillon leads at the season halfway with Portsmouth second and Warren Harding third. Chaminade and Purcell hold spots four and five.
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Youngstown East
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Ohio
Middletown
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Roosevelt
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Tiger) Ellison
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Portsmouth
Warren Harding
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Raffy Signs 54 Pact With Reds For 1954 Season
Cincinnati star Raffy Raffensberger reportedly signed his 1954 contract with the Reds. The aging left hander will begin his seventh full season in the championship club’s rotation after the National League confirmed the agreement yesterday.
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Ascani Regains Ohio U rushing lead after Kent State game
Canton native Tom Ascani returns to the top spot among Ohio U. rushers with 95 yards against Kent State boosting his season average to 7.4 per carry. Lester Carney rises to second at 6.1 yards per attempt as Lou Sawchik leads scoring with 20 points.
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Bronco) Wilson
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Cornell Coach Praises Sebald After Yale Tie
Ohio center Al Sebald of Middletown played all 60 minutes in the scoreless Yale game. The converted fullback filled in for injured Denny Murphy and is expected back for the Princeton game.
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Lefty James
al Sebald
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Ohio
Yale
Sebald
Denny Murphy
Princeton
Olson Turpin Title Fight Looms For 160-Pounder
The Atlantic City era boxing scene centers on the Olson Turpin clash with Kid Gavilan eyeing the winner. Olson and Turpin weigh about 161 pounds as they prepare for the Madison Square Garden bout while Gavilan eyes a move to 160 if Bratton falls. CBS TV and radio plan ringside excitement as fans anticipate a world middleweight contender.
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Bucks Relax Before Big Ten Showdown With Wisconsin
Ohio State football moods shift after a 12-6 win over Pennsylvania as Coach Woody Hayes weighs starting decisions. Tom Hague could replace Dean Dugger or Bob Joslin at end while John Borton may see action despite an eye issue and Carroll Howell remains sidelined. Wisconsin may miss halfback Roger Dornburg.
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Roger Dornburg
Penn Gridders Face Middies in Annual Rivalry
Philadelphia news notes Penn is underdog as Navy, ranked by scout Bill Talerico, prepares for a clash at Franklin Field following Navy’s 65-7 win over Princeton and Penn’s losses to California and Ohio State. The 1945 Navy win last visited Franklin Field.
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YMCA Volleyball League Changes Date
The Athens YMCA volleyball league will meet on Monday nights instead of Wednesday. About 20 players attended the organizational meeting to form four teams Faculty Professional Business and YMCA. Games begin at 7 30 p m on Mondays at the West Side gym. Clair E Berry directs the program.
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Indiana Dog Bench King Indiana Dog Bench King
Gallia Academy gym hosted the Ohio State Fox Hunters Association bench show drawing 175 spectators for judging of about 150 dogs. Best in show went to Big Cloud owned by E. E. Riley, with Hy Grade Dolly owned by Raymond Eastham as best of opposite sex. Derby winners were Black oaper and Hawkins Patty Darlene. West Virginia Pilot was the top Southeastern Ohio finisher with fourth place. Vernon Kuhn and Duchess also placed. Three days of tax chase began in Morton's woods this morning.
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Vernon Kuhn
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Indians Sign Five High School Stars
The Cleveland Indians signed five scholastic players from Greater Cleveland and ordered them to report for tryouts at the Daytona Beach training camp next spring. The list includes Ken Anzells and Fred Adamowicz, both former Euclid High catchers, Bill Barrett a former Euclid outfielder, and pitchers Tom Trossen from St. Ignatius High and Stan Kosinski from Lincoln High.
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Bill Barrett
Euclid High
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St. Ignatius High
Stan Kosinski
Ncoln High
Grid Player Beefs Nebraska Lineman After Weight Loss
The hot day at Lincoln has Pev Evans, a 247 pound Nebraska tackle, losing 20 pounds after coach Bill Glassford jokingly commented on his weight. Evans says the squad works him like a horse and feeds him like a bird.
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Nebraska
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Ohio Frosh Dominate Wesleyan 39-0 at Ohio Stadium
Ohio University frosh, led by Andy Scarpell, overwhelmed Ohio Wesleyan Jay Vees 39-0. Scarpell scored twice and Jack Wertz, Don McBride, Wendle Jackson added TDs as OU built a 39 point lead, despite six Bobkittens fumbles all recovered by the Bishops.
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Wesleyan
OU Frosh
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Christopher
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McBefe Bowling Seagle Rotary vs Pricing Night Stars
Readable fragments show a list of teams and scores with no clear single event. The item appears to be a league or competition card featuring McBeFe Bowling Seagle Rotary and multiple other teams such as Pricing Night Stars and Art & Camera with various partial results.
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Willie Shoemaker Goes Two Days Without a Win
Albany Calif report says world jockey champion Willie Shoemaker was blanked on six mounts over two days marking a rare drought. He had reached 392 victories for the year, breaking Tony DeSpirito's 390 record set last year.
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Willie Shoemaker
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Tony DeSpirito
NCAA Offers Big Pack Of TV Grid
The NCAA unveils a four for one football TV package called panorama. Four games Princeton Cornell Illinois Syracuse Iowa Indiana Arkansas Mississippi will be shown across four sites with live action switching to the thickest moments. Chicago will host four screens with a central monitor and producer coordinating the feeds.
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Hawks Lead IHL After Opening Week In 1953-54 Campaign
In Cincinnati the Mohawks and Mercurys pace the International Hockey League after the first week. Mohawks won two games but fell 6-3 in overtime to Troy. Toledo opened with a 4-2 win over Grand Rapids and a 6-0 shutout of Johnstown, while Johnstown, Marion and Louisville each played two to one game. Milwaukee has yet to play.
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Middies
Canton Timken
Cleveland Benedictine
Youngstown East
Jerry Farrow
Vandalia Butler
Ernie Bonanno
Lima St. Rose
Jack Nichols
Canton Lehman
Dan Davanzo
Vaughn Carmean
Ada
Harold Vickers
Wellston
Myron Stallsmith
Goshen Union
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Fred Pierson
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Officials Meet Athens Chapter Officials Set Tomorrow Session
The Athens Chapter of Southeastern Ohio officials will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 7 20 p m in Ohio University's Men's Gymnasium. Secretary Nolan Mace will chair the session.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Nolan Mace
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