Bobcats Upset Miami Not As Upset As It Seems
Ohio University beat Miami 17 to 14 in a hard fought Mid-American game. Bobcats showed strong line play and two way endurance from Schwab and Penrod, while Miami faced substitutions and penalties. Coach Widdoes praised the effort as Parseghian watched closely.
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Ohio University
Miami
Bobcats
Ohio U
Harvard
Crimson
Charles River
Ohio
Redskins
Carroll Widdoes
Widdoes
Ara Parseghian
Tom Pagna
Parseghian
Bob Howard
Bob Penrod
John Schwab
Schwab
Dayton
Penrod
New Lexington
Notre Dame Coach Leahy Bolstered After Stomach Ailment
CHICAGO Seven That was quite a stomach ache Frank Leahy had Saturday Diagnosed as heart attack muscle spasm intestinal flu and acute enteritis hospital attendants in South Bend called it acute enteritis Fans and players rallied to win 27 14 over Georgia Tech at halftime then fought back to finish strong as Leahy received oxygen and a hospital transfer before further tests Ed Moose Krause said Leahy expected back on the sidelines later this week with Notre Dame set to face Navy Saturday
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St. Joseph Hospital
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Crusaders
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Don Penza
Bill
Georgia Terk
Moose) Krause
Irish
Navy
Forty Seven Elevens Remain Undefeated
Forty seven fallere football teams stay undefeated after a busy weekend with Michigan State suffering a first loss this season. Penn State Teachers College leads with seven wins and Maryland tops major schools with six victories.
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Michigan State
Penn
Neb
Maryland
Browns All Alone In Eastern Title Race With 7-0 Win
Cleveland stays unbeaten at 5-0 in the Eastern Conference after a rain soaked 7-0 victory over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. Otto Graham sneaks in for the scoring play after a Browns penalty on a missed fourth down field goal. The Eagles roll to 56-17 over the Chicago Cardinals.
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Tom Scott
Bert Rechichar
Colts
1953 College Football Season Opens With Wide-Open Title Chase
Notre Dame sits atop the rapidly shifting national picture as major teams face early tests. West Virginia, Illinois, and Michigan clash for Big Ten leadership while Oklahoma and Baylor post strong wins. Navy, Michigan State, and Purdue stumble, leaving Notre Dame and a crowded pack competing for conference crowns and national regard.
Purdue Seeks Another Upset In Big Ten
Purdue aims to upset Illinois, the Big Ten’s top unbeaten squad, after their stunning 29 game drought ending win over Michigan State. The Boilermakers, led by coach Stu Holcomb, hope to continue momentum with Dan Poleniewski scoring the decisive touchdown.
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Dan Poleniewski
Two Winners Picked in Beagle Club Competition
The Huntington Beagle Club held its 26th open licensed field trials near Gallia County. Jeff Robey of Clarksburg won with Stonewall Vixen in the 13‑inch female class on Saturday, while Owen M Payne of Fort Thomas Ky claimed Tasne’s Tyla in the 15‑inch female class on Sunday. Mosby of Huntington was injured when his horse fell. awards included engraved trophies and ribbons, with Libby Hotel in Gallipolis serving as headquarters.
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Montgomery
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Athens
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Rushville
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Lee Don la Fon
Mason County
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Yon Thompson
William Petrie
Belpre Eagles halt skid with 27 6 win over J-T
Belpre stops a seven game slide by beating Jacksonville-Trimbles 27 to 6 in an SEC Buckeye League clash. Larry Nutter threw to Jim Patterson and Sam Wolfe scored three times as Belpre built a multi TD lead and finished with 15 first downs while McGirr ran for 168 yards on 10 carries.
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Belpre Eagles
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Netter
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Lee McGirr
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Patterson
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Poches
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F. Barrett
Wilbur Chesser
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Ior
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Therr
Rutland
Wellston
Four Team Race Set in Gallia County Cross Country Meet
A quadrangular cross country event is to be held at Memorial Field Tuesday at 4 pm featuring Ohio University freshmen, the undefeated Gallia Academy team, Huntington High School, and Marietta High School. The meet caps a busy prep and college schedule that includes hockey and American league results.
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Marietta High School
Northwestern Ohio State Clash Top State Scene
Northwestern travels to Columbus for a marquee meeting with Ohio State as the top two in-state foes amid a 19 game slate. The Wildcats seek a win after two Big Ten losses while Ohio State rides a four of five run. statewide results show Cincinnati rolling 66-0, Miami at 28-2-8 and a busy intercollegiate schedule across the state.
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Miami U Coach rues ripe for upset after 7 7 tie
Miami University coach Ara Parseghian reflected on a homecoming game against Ohio University that ended 7 to 7. He cited too relaxed pregame mood and eleven fumbles as the key error, noting poor ball handling and mental focus despite strong yardage and multiple takeaways.
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OU Heads MAC Loop In Stretch
Remote prospects of upsets loom as Ohio University and Miami battle for MAC lead following a 7 7 tie. Conference rules award half wins for ties. Ohio would lead over Miami if both stay undefeated in conference play.
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Giardello Favored Over Cartier In Brooklyn Bout
New York fight card features Joey Giardello a 2 1 favorite against Walter Cartier at Eastern Parkway ring in Brooklyn tonight. Giardello previously beat and lost to Billy Graham in different bouts, adding drama to the middleweight matchup.
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Giardello
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Walter Cartier
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Cold Grove Rout Chester High 62-7
Cold Grove dominated Chester High School 62 to 7 on Saturday night. Dick Gaul connected with Roger Evans for Chester’s lone score, and Gaul-to-Berber added the extra point. Chester slipped to 1-4 on the season with the loss.
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Roger Evans
Chester
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