Nine Players Score TDs As Freshmen Win 59 0
Ohio University's Freshman footballers defeated Marietta Fresh 59 to 0 under lights for their first win in three starts. Ten players scored, led by Poling, Lee, Underwood, Ohman, Wilson, Ascani, Evans, Parkman, and Angle, with Casto directing an efficient air attack. The Bobkittens accumulated 217 total yards while holding Marietta to 48.
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Marietta Fresh
Bobkittens
Bill Casto
Marietta
Ohio
Dick Fleitz
Pioneers
Charley Wilson
Fred Poling
Tom Lee
Frank Underwood
Casto
Underwood
Lee
John Ohman
Wilson
Tom Ascani
Tom Richants
Larry Lawrencee
Dick Evans
Bill Parkman
Wayne Angle
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Phil Hilton
Lucas
Gene Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Frank Richey
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Rupp
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Sipan
Woods
Unger
Haffner
Hansen
Golsby
Yontz
Ohman
Gee
Poling
Ascani Evans
Wetherholt
Grid Games This Week Across High School and Colleges
Local high schools schedule Friday matchups including Athens at Pomeroy and Nelsonville at Logan plus Sunday games. Ohio colleges feature Ohio U against Miami and Town at Ohio State, with many non conference and regional pairings listed. Professional notes cite National League games and night game denotation.
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Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Logan
Chauncey
Rutland
the Plains
Jacksonville Trimble
Glouster
Point Pleasant
Spencer
Elizabeth
Ravenswood
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Denison
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
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Defiance
Cedarville
Wilmington
Heidelberg
Windsay
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Kenyon
Hiram
Ashland
Case
Carnegie Tech
Upsala
Baldwin-Wallace
Slippery Rock
Mt. Union
Wilberforce
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Bluffton
Taylor
Xavier
Dayton
Georgia
Boston College
Drake
Detroit
South Carolina
Geo
Wash
Citadel
Presbyterian
Baltimore
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Coleman Leads Team 4 Victory in McBee Ladies League
Virginia Coleman rolled 408 pins over three games to lift Team 4 in the McBee Ladies League on Wednesday night. The Fours swept a pair from Team No 1, tying for first with Team 2 at 2-1 in the standings. Scores: 493-430, 465-467, 408-400. Coleman opened 130, 156, 122 games. Team 2 won two of three from Team 4 with 455-435 and 415-375.
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Virginia Coleman
McBee
Team
Coleman
Johnson
Oth
Beasley Mathews Lead CSOE Ladies League Night
Beasley Mathews' bowlers jumped to first place in the Ladies Wednesday league by sweeping the CSOE five in three games. Margaret Adams led Beasley Mathews with a 445 series on 165 167 113. Kyle's Shop rose to second after defeating K Figg Shop who dropped to fourth. Marjorie Eschenbacher led Kyle's with 456 pins on 132 162 162 as Vi Widdoes posted a 501 for Banks Sport Shop which beat Roger Dean twice.
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CSOE
Kyle’s
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Marjorie Eschenbacher
Kyle's
Vi Widdoes
Banks Sport Shop
Roger Dean
Deans
Widdoes
Rickey Joins Pirates Organization as Assistant to Galbreath
The Herald Tribune reports Branch Rickey, who resigned yesterday as Dodgers president and GM, has joined the Pittsburgh Pirates as assistant to club president John Galbreath. This move comes from authoritative sources in New York.
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The
Herald- Tribune
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh
City League bowling shocks leaders Two Rivers Motors
GM Equipment edged league leaders Two Rivers Motors twice in Thursday night action to cut the first place margin to two games. Tracy Bailey led GM with 552 total pins after a 178 158 216 series, while Gail Faires and Russell See posted 538 and 537 for Two Rivers. Victory Oil and Hackett’s Sohio also pulled closer with key wins as Sollitt Construction climbed to fourth.
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W. Ya
Two Rivers Motors
Tracy Bailey
Gail Faires
Russell See
Two Rivers
See
F. W. Quillin
Victory Oil
Hackett
Sohio Keglers
Quillin
Smith
Tommy Rose
Hacketts
Sohioan
Harry Chambers
Sollitt Construction
Blaetmar
Huey Lane
French
Bill Gruesser
Graziano Predicts Kayo Over Janiro at MSG
Rocky Graziano predicts a knockout as he meets Tony Janiro in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The pair drew in their first clash on March 31, with Graziano favored to win at 1 to 2 odds despite Janiro claiming peak form and a plan to wear him down.
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Rocky Graziano
Rocky
Tony Janiro
Madison Square Garden
Rock
Tony
Youngstown
Court halts enforcement of anti red law in Erie
A federal court in Pittsburgh halted enforcement of Erie's anti subversive law on grounds it unreasonably burdens interstate business. Judge J Alger Fee issued a temporary restraining order protecting the International Workers Order of New York from requiring subversive registration and stamped communications in Erie. The IWO argues the ordinance would ruin its insurance business and complicate premium bills and benefits.
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Erie
J. Alger Fee
Federal District Court
Pennsylvania
International Workers Order of New York
IWO
ITIWO
United States
IWC
Judge Fee
International Workers Order
Firemen Try To Burn Free Chicago Worker Hand
Firemen used acetylene torches to free 21 year old Stanley Kielma Jr whose right hand was wedged for over seven hours in a hopper at the Allied Chemical and Die plant in Chicago. Sedatives were given to ease his pain as inflammable material barred inside work. The hopper and man were moved to the plant yard after unbolting from the floor.
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Chicago
Stanley Kielma, Jr
Allied Chemical and Die Corporation
Robinson Keeps Widdleweight Master Title With KO
Ray Robinson dominated Carl Olson in Philadelphia at Convention Hall winning by knockout 1:19 into the 12th round of a scheduled 15. Olson, from Hawaii, suffered his fourth loss in 53 fights after traveling 5500 miles for the bout. A low blow cost Robinson a point in the 11th, but he still secured the victory.
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Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Robinson
Hawaiian Islands
Olson
Convention Hall
Rizzuto Wins 1950 American League MVP Honor
New York’s Phil Rizzuto, called "too small" in his early days, is named the 1950 AL MVP by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He collected 16 of 23 first place votes and 284 points, with Boston’s Billy Goodman second and Yuri Berra third for the Yankees.
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New York
Phil Rizzuto
Polo Grounds
Ebbets Field
Rizzuto
Yuri Berra
The
Yanks
Cincinnati Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Oct 27
Salable hogs 4800 fairly active with barrows and gilts up from Thursday. Cattle 450 with baby beef and veal calves. sows steady. dairy and milk cows seen. Sheep receipts meager. undertone generally steady. Prices include hogs 175-250 lb around 19.75 to 29.75, sows 16.50-27.75, cattle steers 20-28, veal tops 45.90, lamb tops 27.50.
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Cincinnati
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