Buckeyes Rated Over Northwestern 27-13 in Big Ten Preview
Ohio State moved to No. 1 after a 31-14 win over Wisconsin as Northwestern, mired in eight straight conference losses, faced the tough test of upsetting the top-ranked Buckeyes. Michigan, Purdue, Illinois, and Notre Dame also featured in the roundup with varied results and predictions. Hayes cautioned against underestimating Northwestern despite recent struggles.
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Scoring 25 points leads Lou Mariano at Kent State
Scoring list shows Lou Mariano from Kent State with 25 points. Other top scorers include Mel Triplett of Toledo with 24 points and Tirrel Burton of Miami with 24? Noting Erland Ahlberg from Oklahoma and players Mat Matson Western Michigan Jack Rittichier Kent State Roger Thomas Ohio University Tom Troxell Miami and Bob Wallace Miami with 18? Confusing layout lists Don Adkins Marshall Henry Hawkins Marshall Ben Rowe Bowling Green with 12 points.
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Toledo
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Miami
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Mat Matson
W. Mich
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Ohio U
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Marshall
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Bowling Green
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Dimitroff
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Stimac
Bradshaw
Kramer
Zban
Two Million Offered For River Downs
The Huntington Advertiser reports a syndicate has offered two million dollars for River Downs race track near Cincinnati. Present owners include Danny Cronin Akron Henry Green Cleveland and Robert Dienst Columbus. they also operate Ascot track near Akron. Prospective buyers named are A. R. Winters Huntington WV state senator J F Edwards chairman of the West Virginia Racing Commission Huntington and Ray Benningson Chicago businessman.
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Chicago
Cassady Is AP Back of the Week After Wisconsin Show
Ohio State junior Howard Cassady thrilled voters by earning The Associated Press Back of the Week after his 88 yard interception return for a touchdown and 84 total yards against Wisconsin. He added 59 rushing yards and 25 receiving yards with pivotal blocks.
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Bobcats Lose End Jack Vair For Harvard Game Saturday
Ohio University suffers another end loss as sophomore Jack Vair is placed on the inactive list likely missing the Harvard game. Vair pinched a nerve against Miami and is out indefinitely. Dave Lundberg takes the lead while Walt Gawronski Bill Hathaway and Dick Fry add depth amid injuries.
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Four Games Moved Up In Southeastern Ohio High School Football
Weekend high school football opens a day early with eight schools shifting four games Thursday night due to a teacher meeting. Matches include Chester at Cheshire Trimble at Chauncey Bidwell at Mercerville and Glouster at Caldwell.
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Glouster
Caldwell
Charles Named Honorary Deputy Athletic Commissioner
Former heavyweight boxing champion Ez Charles was appointed honorary deputy athletic commissioner of Indiana by Arch Hindman of the Indiana State Athletic Commission. Hindman cited Charles for meeting every challenge willingly and contributing to boxing, with the commission voting unanimously to honor him at the Anderson Downtown Coaches Club in Anderson, Indiana.
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Two Backs Vie For Pro Rushing Lead Amid Strong Passing
National League stats show San Francisco backs McElhenny and Perry leading rushing with 457 and 407 yards. Norman Van Brocklin tops passing, while Otto Graham and Bobby Thomason chase yardage and touchdowns. Detroit and Cleveland paused for a Dec 19 makeup game.
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Breezy) Reid
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Redlegs Purchase Pitcher Botelho in Major Minor Deal
Cincinnati Redlegs farm club bought lefthander Botelho from Modesto with figures not disclosed. Botelho posted a 17 12 record and 234 strikeouts with Modesto in Class C last season, after starting with Oakland.
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Lazy Man's Game Split T on Way Out Says Pros
Washington owner George Preston Marshall called the split T lazy football and Joe Kuharich predicted its death in years. Marshall argued NFL teams avoid it since it is easy to defend, while Kuharich questioned pro readiness from Maryland and Oklahoma split T players. The system, devised by Don Faurot, emphasizes simple blocking and frequent pitching, with limited short passes.
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Ashland High appoints new head coach after firing
George Waugh replaces Cloyce Taylor as Ashland High School coach following Taylor's dismissal last week for admitting he gave pep tablets to players before crucial games.
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Flanagan Battles Unknown Tonight at Winterland Arena
Del Flanagan of Minnesota ranked No 2 meets Maurice Mayer of Oakland in a 10 round welterweight bout at Winterland Arena San Francisco. The fight headlines the national telecast at 10 p.m. EST. Flanagan rides a 15 fight winning streak and recently defeated Johnny Saxton, signaling a bright future in the division.
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Buckeyes prep with Parker out due to ankle
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes drilled the team as Parker sat with a sprained ankle. Jim Parker missed practice while Jerry Williams filled in at left guard. The Buckeyes, ranked No 1, aim to improve fundamentals ahead of the Northwestern game Saturday.
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Boxing Roundup Mixed Results From Detroit and Chicago
Boxing notes report several bouts with multiple mis-spellings. Virgil Akins from Detroit stopped an opponent at the arena while Bob Boyd from Chicago scored a knockout. Other entries list fighters from Dallas Brooklyn and Celarminum with unclear outcomes and weights.
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Jackie Blair
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Iaia Peres
Hrooklyn
Drew
Detroit
Virgil Akins
Leo
Henry Hank
Bob Boyd
Jimmy Vetch
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