Falcons vs Jeeps scrimmage signals loaded Bobcats in tail for season
The Bowling Green area reports the Falcon basketball team is loaded for the season after a 60 minute scrimmage with the Toledo Jeeps. Charley Share, six foot ten, led the Falcons with teammates Red Speicher Johnny Kubiak Stan Weber and other Bee Gees stars. The Bobcats begin drills under Jimmy Snyder as Dutch Trautwein recuperates from a fractured kneecap. county schools will hoop under OHSAA rules while Jerry Jones of Corning abandons college for Ohio University.
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Bowling Green
Falcon Basketeers
Toledo Jeeps
Jeeps
Marshall
Jules Rivin
Harry Boykoff
St. John’s
Bob Gerber
Toledo
Charley Share
Share
Jimmy Snyder
Dutch Trautwein
Snyder
Jim
OHSAA
Jerry Jones
Corning
Railroaders
Ohio U
Gallipolis Stars Dominate Scoring in Four Game Win Run
Gallipolis with 110 points led by Bill Joe Johnson and Bob Marchi who share 84 individual tallies. Johnson scored nine touchdowns and Marchi five as Athens and Wellston figure among top challengers with three touchdowns each. Gene Wetherholt adds 13 points from extra points and a field goal. Logan’s defense limited opponents to 25 points as Gallipolis edged Logan for the league crown.
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Gallipolis
SEC
Bill Joe Johnson
Bob Marchi
Bill Keating
Nelsonville
Pete Kuhn
Logan
Vaughan Huffman
Jack Fanes
Wellston
Tom Ashton
Maurice Currens
Athens
Dale Mowery
Blue Devils
Middleport
Pat
Johnson Gallipolis
B. Marchi
Werry Pomeroy
Gina Pomeroy Vo
Carpenter Athens
Wetherholt Gallipolis
Perkins Keating Nelsonville
Kuhn
Trojans
Huntington East
Canton Linccoln
Niles
Frank Forchione
Canton Central Catholic
Medina
Hamilton
Jack Browning
Springfield
Joe Sloane
Ashland
Ironton
Jim Koukos
Bill Englefield
Springfield Central Catholic
Troy
Sandusky
Lorain
Bob Dover
Marion Harding
Findlay
Middletown
Babe Calhoun
Bill Jones
Eddie Gretchen
Steubenville Central
Toledo Central
Paul Gondor
Barberton
Golf Prizes Awarded At Annual Athens Country Club Dinner
At the Athens Country Club annual membership dinner last week prizes were awarded in various championship flights. President Byron Wolfe announced plans to open the clubhouse for banquets in winter and retention of Bob Littler as professional. The board, reelected, includes L. C. Baker and George Smith.
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Athens Country Club
Byron Wolfe
Bob Littler
D. H. Sams
Wolfe
George Merchant
L. C. Baker
L. B. Roberts
George Smith
Finsterwald
Woodrow Wyant
Earl Davis, Jr
Bob Coates
Dean
L. E. Barron
Don Ferguson
Carl Clifford
Fights Last Night Chicago Card Draws Two Boxers
Chicago card reports a night of fights featuring Al Johnson of Indianapolis and Dave Clark of Cincinnati. Johnson and Clark fought to a draw after a closely contested bout, with the Cincinnati challenger listed at 161 percent.
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Chicago
al Johnson
Indianapolis
Dave Clark
Cincinnati
Drew
Massillon Tigers Lead Ohio Prep Grid After Weekend Upset Losses
Massillon's Tigers, five time state champs under Bud Houghton, rose to the top of the state rankings after routing Mansfield 27 0 before 21 000 fans. Barberton vaulted to second after beating Toledo Libbey 28 6 while Cathedral Latin and Toledo Waite suffered defeats. The column notes several upsets and strong performances across Ohio high school football with Massillon and Barberton due to clash later in the season.
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Ohio
Columbus
Massillon
Mighty
Tigers
Paul Brown
Bud” Houghton
Mansfield
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Toledo Waite
Hamilton
Buckeye Scribes
Cathedral Latin
Canton McKinley
Canton Lincoln
Barberton
Toledo Libbey
Libbey
Bus” Harding
Ohio Today. It's the Best Ball Club We've Run Into In Two Years.” Massillon
Houghton
Wits
Harry Strobel
Magics
Howard Brinker
Steubenville
Mel Knowlton
Alliance
Augie Morningstar
Middletown
Fremont Ross
Cleveland Holy Name
Columbus West
Elyria
Springfield
Wildcats
Akron West
Salem
Martins Ferry
Fostoria
Warren
Bexley
Sandusky
Akron Central
Troy
Lisbon
Upper Sandusky
Bremen
Napoleon
Louisville
Tiltonsville
East Cleveland
Lancaster
Mt. Vernon
Dick Shuff
Struthers
Wolverines Top AP Football Poll No. 1
Michigan is named the nation’s No. 1 team by 147 of 186 AP voters after a 49-21 win over Northwestern. Notre Dame remains a strong second with 21 firsts. Texas is third. California and USC also rank in the top ten ahead of their big game on the Pacific coast.
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Jack Hand
New York
Michigan
Associated Press
Northwestern
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Texas
Pacific Coast
California
Washington State
Southern California
Oregon State
Southern Cal
Pacific Slope
Marietta Paints Distributed by Regional Firms
Marietta paints are distributed by Bardin Bros. Co. of Athens, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. of Pomeroy, and Plymale I Wagner Co. of Gallipolis, expanding regional supply channels.
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Marietta Paints
Bardin Bros. CO
Athens
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy
Plymaleiwagner CO
Gallipolis
Navy Faces Tough Schedule After Cornell Win
Fullerton's Roundup notes Navy football riding a one game win streak with renewed confidence after the Cornell victory. Key players include center Dick Scott and fullback Dick Hawkins, plus tackle Dick Shimshak and end Art Markel. QB pair Reaves Baysinger and Bob Horne show promise, while Pistol Pete Williams is sidelined with an ankle injury. Remaining games lie against Penn, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Penn State and Army, with four games on different fields and two more away.
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NEW York
Navy
Kane
Dick Duden
Midshipmen
Cornell
California
Duden
Dick Scott
Dick Hawkins
V.M.I
Scott
Dick Shimshak
Art Markel
Reaves Baysinger
Bob Horne
Wise Maps Plans To Halt Miami In Tough Midweek Test
Coach Harold Wise disciplines his Ohio squad for a key clash with Miami University Redskins at Oxford after reviewing scouting on Miami’s 6 6 deadlock with Xavier. Freshmen under Frank Richey prepare for a return game with Cincinnati Bearkittens as Ox completes 37 of 62 passes.
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Wise Maps
Miami
Bowling Green
Harold Wise
Ohio
Redskins
Oxford
Xavier
Frank Richey
Fresh
Cincinnati
Bearkittens
Queen City
Mel Ox
Wise
Navier Olix
Skins
John Marco
Fred Hall
Bobcats
Hort Smith Eyes PGA Presidency Bid
Horton Smith, veteran golfer, announces he is interested in the presidency of the Professional Golfers Association. He says wide member support would be needed and would accept if elected, noting a limit of three consecutive honorary years. He praises Ed Dudley as a friend and stresses no desire for a political contest.
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Detroit
Horton Smith
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Smith
Ed Dudley
Dudley
Association
Northwestern Short of Top Talent and Depth
Evanston report says Northwestern lacks top flight material and has thin reserves across the roster.
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Middle
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern
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Frank Johnston
Frank Lane
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Racine
Racine, Ohio
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Guysville, Ohio
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Glouster, Ohio
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Giouster, Ohio
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