OU Freshman footballers push tough Bearkittens in 7-0 loss
Large crowd witnesses OU freshmen battle Cincinnati Bearkittens on home field. Poling Fleitz Wilson Casto lead a faster backfield while Sump and Schultz Crabtree Underwood contributed on defense and receiving. Bearkittens penalties and rough play shaped the game amid strong scout interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roughhouse Bearkittens
Frank Richey
Queen City
Fred Poling
Bob Fleitz
Charley Wilson
Bill Casto
Dick Sump
Bill Schultz
Roger Crabtree
Frank Underwood
Don Hutson
Porter Tops Small College Passing Records at Morehead
Morehead State College quarterback Charlie Porter, a 210 pound, 6 foot 2 junior from Prestonsburg Ky, passes with record pace in six games. He has 112 completions on 179 attempts for 2 128 yards and 18 touchdowns, with two 500 yard games and a 67.4 percent completion rate, all while avoiding shoulder pads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Little Morehead State College
Charlie Porter
Porter
Ellis Johnson
Johnson
Prestonburg
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Connie Callahan
Morningside
Fransville
Ind
Yale's 47 play opens quick, splits right tackle guard
Yale coaches diagram a fast 47 play designed to split the defensive right tackle and guard. In the backfield are Stu Tisdale Jerry Conway Bob Spears and Ed Senay. Senay drives through the line and into the secondary after the handoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
NEA
Herman Hickman
New Haven, Conn
Hickman
Stu Tisdale
Jerry Conway
Bob Spears
Ter
Senay
Tisdale
Conway
Spears
Ed Senay
Minor League Officials Clash Over Radio's Effect on Attendance
Columbus report outlines a debate between Bob Finch of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues and Gordon McLendon of Liberty Broadcasting System. Finch says radio and heavy Major League coverage cut Minor League crowds. McLendon counters radio boosts Minor League attendance and promises supporting data soon. The core rule bans overlapping Major and Minor League broadcasts in home markets and near-same times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bob Finch
Gordon McLendon
Liberty Broadcasting System
A. B
Happy
Chandler
Mallory
Finch
Cincinnati
Liberty
Mutual Broadcasting System
Dallas
McLendon
Justice Department
Insurance Girls Sweep Legion Keglers at 22nd St. Alleys
Wartenburg’s Insurance Girls swept three games from the American Legion keglers at the 22nd Street Alleys. Marcelline Bradshaw led with a 480 series and 194 high game, as the 22nd Street women’s city league posted strong scores. Erma Wright added a 500 series, and Dorrie Kapp led Rich Valley Dairy with 439 in a separate match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Wartenburg
Insurance Girls
American Legion
Widdoes Plans Rough Week for OU Before Miami Game
Ohio University coach Carroll Widdoes prepared for Saturday’s homecoming with Miami Red Skins, ordering rough tackling work and bench players to scrimmage. Guard Gene Boyer is nursing a knee strain, with Tony DiBaggio and Eudric Polosky set to return. The coach cited Kent State as a letdown but praised Bill Ellis and Pete Norman while noting passing accuracy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Miami
Redskins
Kent State
Carroll Widdoes
Gene Boyer
Boyer
Wid
Tony DiBaggio
Eudric Polosky
Kent
Widdoes
Bobcats
Golden Flashes
Pete Norman
Jack Mancos
Norman
Bill Ellis
Ellis
Dick Phillips
Frank Richey
Chemistry
GRID GAMES AND COLLEGE MATCHUPS AHEAD
A wide slate of midweek and weekend games covers Ohio U Frosh vs Marietta Frosh in Athens. Major clashes include Ohio U vs Miami at OU stadium, plus non conference and professional listings across leagues and campuses. Denotes night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pomeroy
Middleport
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Logan
Chauncey
Rutland
the Plains
Jacksonville-Trimble
Glouster
Point Pleasant
Spencer
Elizabeth
Ravenswood
Philo
New Lexington
Ohio U. Frosh
Marietta
Frosh
Athens High
Ohio U
Miami
Cincinnati
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Toledo
Butler
Western Reserve
Northern Illinois
Kent State
Wooster
Akron
Rhode Island
Buffalo
Indiana
Ilinois
John Carroll
Marshall
OHIO
Otterbein
Niagara
Youngstown
Wittenberg
Georgetown
Iowa
Ohio State
Muskingum
Denison
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Defiance
Cedarville
Wilmington
Heidelberg
Findlay
Capital
Kenyon
Hiram
Ashland
Case
Carnegie Tech
Upsala
Baldwin-Wallace
Slippery Rock
Mt. Union
Wilberforce
Lincoln
Bluffton
Taylor
Xavier
Dayton
Georgia
Boston College
Drake
Detroit
Massillon Tigers Coast Toward Third Ohio Title
Massillon’s Tigers, led by Chuck Mather, passed a tough schedule as they beat Mansfield 56-6 and face top rivals Warren Harding Toledo Waite Barberton and Canton McKinley. Hamilton’s Big Blue surged to runnerup with 42-6 over Springfield while Barberton stalled after a 52-0 win over Canton Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Massillon
Tigers
Ohio
Chuck Mather
Mansfield
Tiger
Warren Harding
Toledo Waite
Barberton
Canton McKinley
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Trojans
Bulldogs
Steubenville
Big Red
Perry Jeter
Sam Parks
McKinley
Parks
Jeter
Jerry Krisher
Feline Mansfield
Mifflin
Hamilton Township
St. Charles
Jerry Spiers
Circleville
Bob Loard
Westerville
Hilliard
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Chuck Thackara
Claude
Cat) Neeley
Big Blue
Alliance
Aviators
Ernie Pesanelli
Wildcat
Youngstown South
Youngstown East
Jay Chuck
Boardman
Louisville
Lisbon
Redlegs Reveal 1951 Schedule At Crosley Field
Cincinnati Redlegs outline 24 to 25 home night games for 1951 at Crosley Field with 12 Sunday doubleheaders and 12 ladies days. The unofficial plan includes four after-dark dates against St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York and three each versus Chicago Boston and Pittsburgh. A tentative Cardinals date exists and a new nine plan ticket program offers flexible options for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Crossey Field
Redsley
National League
Redleg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Redleg Ducat Dispensers
Paul Brown Still Fighting Browns In NEL Race
Cleveland coach Paul Brown refuses to count out the Browns in the NFL race despite two losses to the Giants. He notes potential shifts as Eagles and Giants face remaining games and praises Giants players while critiquing Browns miscues and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York Giants
Paul Brown
Giants
Philadelphia
Eagles
TIT
Pittsburgh Steelers
Brown
Steelers
Chicago
Cardinals
New York
Marion) Motley
Smith Leads Keck Keglers In Thursday Night League
Smith rolled a 606 series for Keck's Distributors but the team fell to Athens Lumber 827-773, 832-861, 826-832 as Lumbermen rose to .500. Mathews Oj tied for first with McBee by taking two from Bank's Sport Shop while Shoppers dropped two after winning the first game. McBee Co. and Athens Motors did not roll due to death of D. FR. Zenner of McBee Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Smith
Keck
Athens Lumber Quintet
Lumbermen
Smith
Mathews Oj
McBee
Bank
Sport Shop
Glenn Byard
Clarence Wyckoff
McBee Co
Athens Motors
D. FR. Zenner
McBee Company
GLOLSTER PIN STANDINGS FOR WEEK
GLOLSTER PIN STANDINGS shows teams and records led by Jonas Insurance at 11 7 601 and Wonder Bar at 28 500. Schedule lists Ogg Motors vs Jonas Insurance, Hotel Bar vs Union Lunch, and Wonder Bar vs Buckeye Gem Coal with top individuals J Hemsley 612 and 257 and high average bowler L Price 4178-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Jonas Insurance
Avait
Wonder Bar
Wscccare
Buckeye Gem Coal
Ogg Motors
J. Hemsley
L. Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobkittens
Dick Banks
Kiwanis Club
Panthers
David Roe Zenner
Zenner
Skyline Gun Club
Athens Merchants
Ralph Pucci
Canton
California
Bob Wren
Jim Snyder
Kermit Blosser
Chicago Cardinals
Coral Gables
Ed Lenay
Paul
Paul Richards
Waxahatchie
Insurance Girls Blank Legion
Wome Sserry
L Pet. Wartenburgs
22Nd
Before
McArthur
Caldwell
Wahama
Wellston
Jackson
Oak Hill
Crooksville
McConnelsville
Dresden
Roseville
South Carolina
Geo. Wash
the Citadel
Presbyterian
Syracuse
U. Colgate
Lafayette
Bucknell
Army
Columbia
Connecticut
San Francisco
Fordham
Dartmouth
Harvard
Rutgers
Lehigh
Navy
Pennsylvania
Temple
Penn State
Fla
Pitt
Cornell
Princeton
Holy Cross
Villanova
South
Mississippi St
Alabama
Tulane
Auburn
Erskine
Davidson
Maryland
Duke
Furman
Florida
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Duquesne
TCU
Mississippi
Wm-Mary
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
N. C. State
Wash-Lee
Tennessee
Catawba
Vmi
Clemson
Wake Forest
Virginia
West Virginia
Midwest Tulsa
Bradley Tech
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kansas
Santa Clara
Marquette
Michigan
Minnesota
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Missouri
Okla
Aggies
UCLA
Purdue
Houston
Wichita
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Southwest Denver
Arizona
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
Baylor
Texas
Rice
Texas Western
Texas Tech
St. Mary's
Loyola
Nevada
Montana
Oregon State
Oregon
Southern California
Washington
Stanford
Colorado
Utah
Col
Utah State
Idaho
Washington State
New Mexico
Wyoming
Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
NY Giants
Chicago Cards
Massillon Tigers
Rocky Road
Fritz Howell
Doug Goodsell
Upper Arlington
Hubert Bobo
Dover
Archie Sandusky
Gahanna
Bobo
Harry Lackey
Columbus North
Zanesville Lash
Bremen
Cadiz
Lorain
Girard
Uniontown
van Wert
Mogadore
Sandusky
Middletown
Lima Central
Middies
Paul Day
Salem
Struthers
Lancaster
Gales
Bucky Tripp
Bremen Oilers
George Arnold
Toledo Scott
Woodward
Columbus St. Charles
Meinaldnaea Antinidnonag Tete
Deas
Herman
Swan Creek Wildlife Experiment Station
Redlegs
Rex) Bumgardner
Dante) Laveylli
Otto
Graham
Dopey Phelps
Ken Carpenter
Dub Jones
Edgar
Browns
Owen
Jay Poole
Jim
Joe Ostendorp
Ostendorp
Keck Keglers
Oenes Mathews Oil
McBee Gos Whaecsen Nnn
Athens Lumberwae
Spo Keck’s Distributors
Bank's
Athens Motor
Sos
Glolster
Ee Savings & Loan CO
R. E
Mac’ McCammon
Mgr
Berry Hotel
George Appleman
Pomeroy Office
W. 2Nd St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!