Ohio U Faces Homecoming After Kent State Upset
Ohio University football rallied but fell to Kent State 76 yard scoring run by Mancos after a key holding penalty. Bobcats sputtered on offense and defense, finish 3-2, look to beat Miami in homecoming game while Cincinnati and Western Michigan vie in MAC play.
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Pete Norman
Kent
Mancos
Bob Pease
Bobcat
Bobcats
Ohio
Miami
Cincinnati
Western Michigan
Western Reserve
Chauncey Rutland Buckeye Clash Headlines Big Football Showdown
Chauncey Rutland faces a decisive Buckeye League football test Friday night at Rutland as Chauncey and Rutland cling to league title hopes. Both teams have one league loss. Chauncey beat Jacksonville Trimble earlier, Rutland swept five straight, with Wahama the last defeat in 1948.
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Rutland
Red Devils
Chauncey
Blue Devils
Wahama
Falcons
West Virginia
Devils
Jacksonville- Trimble
Belpre
McArthur
Generals
The
Eagles
the Plains
Glouster
Buckeye
Ime
Coalton
SEC
McBride Seeks Cardinals Pay Ford Salary After Injury
Arthur McBride, owner of the Cleveland Browns, says he will ask Commissioner Bert Bell to order the Chicago Cardinals to cover Len Ford's remaining salary and medical costs after a hard collision in a Cardinals game. Ford suffered facial fractures and lost teeth, amid accusations of intentional slugging by Pat Harder and disputed officiating. Browns coach Paul Brown warned of possible franchise sale if fights continue.
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Fritz Howell
Cleveland
Arthur
Mickey) McBride
Cleveland Browns
Bert Bell
Chicago Cardinals
Len Ford
Ford
Cardinals
Bell
Steve Owen
McBride
Bowns
Pay Rollers Sweep Series in Appalachian League
POINT PLEASANT W Va The Pay Roll Dept led by Pauley and Jonson with totals of 468 swept three games from Construction Dept at the 22nd Street alleys last week maintaining first place in the Appalachian League Accounting stayed close by winning three from Distribution Bob Tillis top scored with a 62 series for the Meter Dept in two wins over Engineering George Roberts of Accounting rolled a 573 while Tommy hit 58 for Distribution.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Pauley and
Jonson
Construction
Accounting
Bob Tillis
Athe Meter Dept
Engineering
George Roberts
Tommy
Michigan Guard Morrill Signs With Industrial Team
Harold Morrill a six foot five inch guard from the University of Michigan signs with the Dayton All-Stars to play in the National Industrial Basketball League this season. Morrill a Flint Michigan resident.
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Dayton
Harold Morrill
University of Michigan
Dayton All-Stars
Joe DiMatteo
Morrill
Flint, Mich
Key League Suspends Until After Football Season
The Athens High Sophomore Bowling League will be discontinued until after the football season, organizer Homer Baird Jr. announces. Baird attributes the pause to football conflicts and school scheduling priorities impacting participation.
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Athens High
Homer Baird, Jr
Bair
Athens Club to Host Ladies Night At Tuesday Huddle
Athens Quarterback Club schedules annual ladies night during this week's huddle at 7 30 p m in the OU chemistry auditorium. Coach Widdoes will recap Kent State and showcase film with Scout Snyder plus special features for guests before a Friday makeup game against Marietta Fresh at Athens High field. Proceeds benefit the club’s activity fund.
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Athens
Carro
Widdoes
Kent
Marietta Fresh
Athens High Field
Kiwanis Club
Western Reserve
Butler
Cleveland
Rockets
Bowling Green
Falcons
Kent State
Golden Flashes
Northern Illinois
Flashes
Illinois
Indiana
Hoosiers
Champaign
Illini
Washington
Huskies
Beasley Sc Tops Spot In Close Ladies Bowling Race
The Ladies bowling league remains tightly bunched after Wednesday action with all six teams in a deadlock. Vi Widdoes led Bank's Sport Shop with a 504 series and top individual scores of 139 180 185 while Kyle's Shop slipped into a third place tie with Banks' after two losses. Gloria Byard posted 414 on a 155 117 142 set and Latisha Dilcher had 440 for individual honors as Figg Shop and Beasley Mathews split first place efforts.
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CSOE
Roger Dean
Dean
SOK
Gloria Byard
Minor League Attendance Drops 8 Million in 1950 Season
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues reported a 1950 season attendance drop of over eight million. Minor Leagues tallied 57 leagues with 35,566,246 attendees and 32,910,377 paid admissions.
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Columbus
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Minors’ Office
Powder Bowl ends in Pi Beta Phi decisive win
Pi Beta Phi of Ohio University rolled to a 31 to 0 victory over Alpha Xi Delta before 4500 fans in shirt-sleeve weather. Nancy Stockwell threw four touchdowns, two to Mary Newkirk and one to Margaret Scott, with Newkirk also scoring on a 55 yard run as the charity game for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund set a four-year high with $600 raised.
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Catherine Brown
Jo Ellen Goddard
Athens
Jeannine Gottfried
Eleanor Moore
Mary Newkirk
Alice Blair
Beverly Brainard
Joan Erdmann
Barbara Fox
Joyce Herrold
Lancaster
Mary Ann Hills
Ruth Osterfeild
Mary Schmidt
Hertha Sifers
Jean Baird
Patricia Faris
Shirley Keller
Patty Locke
Joy Mahan
Ruth Romine
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va.j
Nancy Smith
Carolyn van Hessen
Marilyn Fox
Mary Lou Junk
Anne Boutson
Nancy Stockwell
Ann Hammerle
Lou Laidlaw
Margaret Scott
Joyce Piper
Alpha XI Delta
Frances Palmer
Marietta
Wilma Boros
Ann Smith
Joyce Pennington
Marge Wilder
Jane Palmer
Betty Lou Gibson
Patricia O’brien
Corinne Doll
Shannon Meeker
Carol Askue
Martha Nelson
Joan Carroll
Barbara Heider
Ironton
Sarah Hartford
Lillian de Torre
Joann Utley
Barbara Poland
Kathleen Thompson
Ruth Hartford
Rosemary Hartman
Sarah Algeo
Janet McClannan
Pi Beta Phi
Ohio University
Damon Runyan
Cleveland Heights
Akron
Nancy
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Newkirk
Toledo
Brown
Scott
Pi Phi
Alpha Xi
Alpha Nxi
Local High School Football Roundup From Cleveland And Ohio Teams
Regional scores feature Cleveland Ignatius 34 Rhodes 20 and Cleve University 25 Shaker Heights 13. Ohio Deaf 33 Kentucky Deaf 6. Canfield 20 Goshen Union 0. Western Reserve Academy 51 Detroit Cranbrook 14. Cleveland Latin 18 Holy Name 6. Detroit St Xavier 17, Pro Giants 17 Cleveland 28 Philadelphia 17. Ice hockey standings include Detroit 3 Montreal 2 and Boston 0 New York 6.
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Cleve
Akron Buchtel
Hower
Ohio Deaf
Kentucky Deaf
Canfield
Goshen Union
Lowellville
Springfield
Western Reserve Academy
Detroit Cranbrook
Cion
DePorres
Lockland Wayne
Anderson
Loveland
Wheeling Linsly
Steubenville
Dover
Mansfield
Madison
Hamilton
Cinn
St. Mavier
Holy Name
Detroit
St. Xavier
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Boston
New York
Hershey
Buffalo
New Haven
Cleveland
Providence
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
SEO League Teams Enter Second Half of Season
SEO League football heads into the second half with Athens leading after a win over Gallipolis. Pomeroy hosts Athens while Gallipolis faces Middleport. Logan plays Nelsonville as Jackson and Wellston chase wins. Wellston meets Wahama while Glouster travels to Caldwell in a Muskingum Valley tilt.
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SEO League
Athens
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Panthers
Logan
Blue Devils
MHS
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville
Hounds
Oak Hill
Jackson County
Wahama
Wwa
White Falcons
Glouster
Caldwell
Indians
Roseville
Huntington Vinson
Point Pleasant
Big Blacks
Spencer
West Virginia
Ravenswood
Red Devils
Elizabeth
Gallipolis Jackson Pomeroy
Logan Middleport
Hesketh Sets Four Mile Cross Country Record at OU Meet
John Hesketh of Ohio University won his third straight cross country race and set a four mile intercollegiate record with 21 41 on the new course. Kent State’s Dick Hoover took second as OU placed three runners in the top four and claimed a 33 23 victory over Kent State in Kent.
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KENT
John Hesketh
Ohio U
Bobcats
Kent State
Western Reserve
Butler
Hesketh
Dick Hoover
Wally Bennett
Forrest Bean
John Farrell
Ed Martina
Ohio
William Hall
John Wieck
Jack Mercer
Pete Wolf
Ohio Teams Roll High Scores in Tournament
MILWAUKEE 4 WADC of Akron hit 11 730 and Elyria Moorse No 778 bowled 10 838 in National bowling eliminations Meister Brans of Chicago led with 12 238 Brunswick Mineralites of Cleveland were third at 11 976 Cincinnati coach Gus Mancuso holds the record for most chances accepted by a catcher in a World Series 16 set in 1996 when Gus was a Giant Freshman football revived at Penn State in 1950.
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Milwaukee
WADC
Akron
Elyria Moorse
Meister Brans
Chicago
Brunswick Mineralites
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Gus Mancuso
Gus
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Zips
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John Carroll
Huntington
By Fay Simmons
Vw. Pet
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Beasley-Mathews
Kyle's Shop
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Csge Au
Roger Dean Lane
Don Russell
Kent TD
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