Miami backs pace to power past Ohio University in 1952 clash
Miami's fleet running backs outgunned Ohio University in Ohio Stadium as the Redskin defense curbed the Bobcats through the first three quarters. Ohio drove to the Miami five in the final minutes but fumbles and a late stop sealed a Miami victory.
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Redskins
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Athens Officials Assist Yardage Markers At Football Game
The Athens Chapter of the SEO Officials Association provided volunteer yardage markers during Saturday's university game. Dressed in striped shirts, they worked with the paid officials from midfield, one of the earliest stories of this practice locally and nationally.
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Athens
SEO Officials Association
Idaho Line Coach Jostles State Fan
In San Francisco a spectator enraged by Santa Clara’s 9 to 7 victory over Idaho at Kezar Stadium rushed the Idaho bench. He yelled he would punch a player, shoved Idaho line coach Chuck Gottfried, then lifted him and hurled him over the running track before dashing back to the stands.
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Browns Rally Past Redskins in 1915 Upset Rise
In a midseason NFL clash in Cleveland the Browns rallied to beat the Washington Redskins 19 to 15 as Lou Groza kicked four field goals and Otto Graham sneaked for a score. Giants and Cardinals were upset elsewhere while the 49ers dominated the Texans and the Eagles defeated New York.
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Redskins
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Cardinals
Providence Reds surge in early AHL season with win
The Providence Reds beat the Syracuse Warriors 5-2 to stretch their win streak to four, with Ray Powell breaking the 2-2 deadlock in the second period and Barry Sullivan and John Michaluk adding goals in the final frame. The St. Louis Flyers beat the Cleveland Barons 6-3, and the Hershey Bears toppled the Buffalo Bisons 3-1.
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Associated Press
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Syracuse Warriors
Buffalo
Ray Powell
Barry Sullivan
John Michaluk
St. Louis Flyers
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Buffalo Bisons
1952 Squirrel Season Ends With Fewer Casualties
Ohio State Wildlife Division reports the 1952 squirrel season produced one hunter death and seven injuries, fewer than 1951 though the season was shorter. The agency also announced deer hunting licenses for December 11 to 13, available from county clerks of courts.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Wildlife Division
Eddie McBride’s 684 Series Highlights Bowling Week
Eddie McBride posted a 684 series in the Tuesday B League helping Athens Building Material hold third with a 12-6 mark. Daft of Athens Office Supply topped the week with a 596 aggregate and 222 in third game. Machine Shop won two of three to break a tie for top in the McBee Monday League.
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Athens
Mathews Oil
Athens Machine
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Banks Sport Shop
Daft
Athens Office Supply
Machine Shop
Chappalear
Tribe
Russell Hall
Fairview
Robbin Gardner
Pfeiffers
Johnson
Margaret Adams
Beasley Mathews
Vi Widdoes
Adams
Widdoes
Belle Cornwell
Beckley
US Air Force
Foster
Ushop
Leading College Elevens Fear Reversals of Form
College football faces shifts as ranked teams stumble weekly. Michigan State and Maryland lead, with Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, and Duke close behind as UCLA and California clash for the Pacific Coast title. Texas dominates the Southwest, Yale faces Dartmouth, Penn meets Penn State, and Oklahoma eyes a path through Kansas State.
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ED Corrigan
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Iowa
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Grid Scores From Weekend Football Action
Scores list includes Villanova 34 over Xavier Ohio 20 and St Vincent Pa 21 over Scranton 20. Ohio high school results show Springfield Catholic 27 Cincinnati Deportes 25 and Roger Bacon 19 Newport Ky Catholic 13. Pro games: Los Angeles 31 Chicago Bears 7. San Francisco 48 Dallas 21. Detroit 52 Green Bay 17. Philadelphia 14 New York 10. Pittsburgh 34 Chicago Cardinals 19. Cleveland 19 Washington 15.
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New York
Injuries Hospitalize Bidwell Grid Player
Gallia county reports the full extent of injuries to Earl Eugene Mitchell 17 of Bidwell Route 1 after a Friday night incident at the Bidwell Cheshire game. He was brought to Holm the Bidwell Cheshire Hospital for observation and remains under care.
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Holm
Bidwell-Cheshire
Frizer
Nation's top scorer Conway leads with 84 points
Al Conway of unbeaten William Jewell Missouri is the leading college football scorer with 84 points after six games. The halfback has tallied 14 touchdowns to pace the nation.
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New York
al Conway
William Jewell
Conway
Fire kills about 35 horses at Douglas Park in Louisville
A large barn at Douglas Park in Louisville burned Sunday night killing approximately 35 thoroughbred horses. The blaze spread rapidly, destroying the facility used for training at the popular track.
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Douglas Park
Ohio college crews to race in Intercollegiate Regatta
Ohio State University Cincinnati and Case Tech regatta crews will join the Timmie Angston Intercollegiate Regatta on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Case Tech
Chicago
Bowling Green Routs Toledo In Homecoming Victory
Bowling Green State University defeated the University of Toledo 29 to 19 to spoil the Rockets homecoming. BG jumped to a 15-0 first quarter lead, Toledo rallied with a late touchdown to cut the margin to 22-19, but a roughness penalty in the final seconds gave BG the ball at TU's one yard line to seal the win.
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University of Toledo
Rockets
Falcons
Cullom stars as Kent State routs Marshall 26 to 14
Kent State dominated Marshall 26 14 with fullback Jim Cullom and quarterback Frankie Artino leading the attack. Artino connected with Mike Norcio for key gains while Cullom scored two rushing touchdowns and returned a kickoff 69 yards after Marshall tied the game at seven.
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W. Va
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Jim Cullom
Frankie Artino
Marshall
Artino
Mike Norcio
Cullom
Oilers Extend Streak with Homecoming Victory
Findlay College Oilers beat Cedarville 26 to 19 on Homecoming Day to extend their winning streak to five and stay atop the Mid-Ohio League standings. Cedarville suffers its third defeat in five games with two wins.
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Findlay College
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Oilers
College Scores Across Regions Page Weekend Football
Washington defeats Stanford 27 to 14 while Montana and Oregon both tie 14 all. Southern California wins 10 to Califor nia 0. Washington State tops Oregon State 33 to 20. Other results include West Virginia beating Ironton 44 to 6 and Charleston over Huntington East 27 to 14.
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Moon rush wins Bay Meadows handicap at mile and a quarter
Cops Bay Meadows San Mateo California veteran campaigner on the west coast tracks captured his third Bay Meadows handicap outrunning the favorite Two Lea in the $50000 mile and a quarter event.
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Miami Sets Statewide Grid Pace in Ohio Conference Race
Miami Redskins dominate Ohio college football standings with five straight wins and a 199-27 scoring edge. Findlay and Heidelberg close contenders as Ohio State suffers a stunning upset by Iowa and faces Northwestern, Pittsburgh, Illinois, and Michigan. Coach Woody Hayes calls the loss to a better team.
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Gruber Beats National Champ in Duke Golf Opener
Ira Gruber a Blue Devil sophomore upset defending national champion Billy Maxwell in the opening round of the National Amateur Golf Tournament in Durham North Carolina. Gruber was later eliminated by Billy Joe Patton.
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N. C
Duke University
Ira Gruber
Blue Devil Sophmore
Gruber
Duke
Billy Maxwell
Ira
Billy Joe Patton
Cage Clinic At Ironton Hosts Basketball Event
Lawrence County Coaches and Officials Association will host a basketball clinic on Tuesday October 28 at 7 30 p m in the Ironton High School gym. Coaches officials and players are invited. Featured speakers include Toby Frecka James Strausbaugh Jack Rhoads Mark Schaffer and Ralph and Carl Palmer.
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SEO Officials Association
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SEO
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Carl Palmer
Red Wings falter in early NHL play amid rough start
Detroit drops two games to fall to a 3-4-2 record as Montreal thumps them 9-0 and the Rangers nip the Wings 3-2. Debate swirls over goalie Terry Sawchuk and Sid Abel's departure as Detroit sits tied for third with Boston after a 1-1 tie with Chicago.
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New York Rangers
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Red Wings
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Sid Abel
Boston
Chicago
The Plains Rips McArthur in SEC Buckeye League clash
The Plains overwhelmed McArthur 37 to 12 to move into second place in the SEC Buckeye League. George Burdette and Leroy Hashman led Plains scorers with two touchdowns each, while Coulter Meek and Gary McBride added markers. Hashman contributed a key interception and the extra point user. Three Generals fumbles set up multiple Plains scores.
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Bobcats Set to Face Western Michigan After Miami Loss
Ohio Universitys Bobcats, 20 points down to Miami, return home to meet Western Michigan on Saturday in a bid to reclaim share of the Mid American Conference title. Michigan states and Cincinnati remain, while Miami must beat Cincinnati to clinch. Coach Widdoes said the team gave its all but ran out of steam as key players were hurt, including Bill Casto Elmer Apel Charlie Skipton Gene Nuxhall and quarterbacks Bill Frederick and Frank Underwood.
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Hockey scores and baseball notes from 1949 season
Providence 5 Syracuse 2 and St Louis 6 Cleveland 3 in hockey action. Hershey 3 Buffalo 1 also reported. In baseball, Billy Cox of the Dodgers hit .333 in the 1949 World Series, the only active Dodger fielder above .300, with one hit in three at bats across two games.
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Plains defeat McArthur with late rally and key turnovers
Harold Poston centers on the Plains as Gene Sharpe connects with Meek for 37 yards then McBride scores. McArthur starts strong with two TDs by Arme strong and Biffle. Gill concussion slows Generals in second period as The Plains roll 37 12 final with Hashman kick and multiple lineups listed.
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Plains Center
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Graves
Martin
Armstrong
Hill
Meeks
Reed
Prater
the Plains
Biffle
Tribe
Conley
Luca
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