Broncos Shuffle Lineup for Invasion of Athens
Western Michigan College football plans to improve against Ohio University in Athens as lineup changes bolster the offense. Rejoins include Larry Joiner and two end position shifts while Dick Hanschu moves to start at end and Gill aims for stronger pass protection. The Broncos rely on a dynamic backfield led by Bill Brown and Ron Heaviland to counter the strong Bobcat defense under Carroll Widdoes.
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Ron Heaviland
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Capt
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Broncos
Ohio
Carroll Widdoes
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bronco
Bobcats
Larry Joiner
Dearborn
Ken Callaway
South Bend
Phil Bailey
Adrian
Dick Hanschu
Gill
Western Michigan Broncos
Ohio University At
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Detroit
Muskegon
Des Plaines
Ill
Browns' back sidelined after shoulder injury
Cleveland Browns back Sherman Howard may need surgery for a shoulder separation suffered while catching a game winning pass against the Washington Redskins. Dr. Vic Ippolito says the Browns’ final available half back will miss at least four weeks. Coach Paul Brown plans Rex Bumgardner or Emerson Cole at half next Sunday in Detroit.
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Sherman Howard
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Vic Ippolito
Browns
Paul Brown
Rex Bumgardner
Emerson Cole
Detroit
Bumgardner
Ken Carpenter
Dub Jones
Two Lea Retired To Calumet Stables
Two Lea, dubbed our old mare by Calumet trainer H A Jimmy Jones, heads to Kentucky as she retires to Calumet Stables. With $309,250 in earnings, the 6 year old bay mare will stand to Blenheim I by Bull Lea, aiming to sire a fast stamina driven foal. Citation, Bull Lea’s other offspring, boosted the bloodline with major earnings.
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Calif
Two Lea
Calumet
H. A. Jimmy Jones
Kentucky
Blenheim I
Bull Lea
Bobby the Porter
Citation
Cap of Gold Set as 10-1 Favorite in Cambridgeshire
Cap of Gold remains bookmakers' favorite for the Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket ahead of Wednesday's race. The horse held firm at 10-1 after Monday's call-over, with an Irish hospital sweepstake connected to the event.
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Newmarket
Victoria Club
Double TKO Ends New Jersey Lightweight Title Fight
Two fighters, Gene Takach of Trenton and Charlie Slaughter of Westfield, collided heads causing facial cuts. Dr. George A. Corio ruled them unfit to continue, and Referee Joe Kukal declared a double technical knockout at 1:08, resulting in a draw.
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New Jersey
Gene Takach
Charlie Slaughter
Westfield
George A. Corio
Joe Kukal
Linden
Nelsonville Junior High Defeats Athens 12-0
Nelsonville Junior High School eridders defeated Athens Junior High School 12-0 yesterday afternoon in Nelsonville.
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Eridders
Athens Junior High School
Michigan Coach Describes Back-Lateral Play
Michigan coach explains a back-lateral sequence with a direct handoff to the fullback then a fake by the quarterback. The tailback widens, the wingback attacks, the line blocks with precision, and the play hinges on split-second timing.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
NEA
Quarterback Club Meeting Tonight At Ewing Auditorium
The Quarterback Club will show color films of Ohio State Homecoming with Miami and present a scouting report on Western Michigan Broncos ahead of Saturday’s game. The event starts at 7 30 PM and the public is invited.
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Ohio University
Miami
Ewing Auditorium
Western Michigan Broncos
Ohio
Massillon Tigers Return to No 1 in Ohio Grid Poll
Massillon Tigers reclaim top spot in the Ohio high school poll after a 31-0 win over Warren, with Springfield moving close at second as editors praise Massillon’s tough schedule and Warren’s lone defeat last season. Hubert Bobo shines for Chauncey Dover, and Dillonvale pounds Brilliant 75-0 as Ohio’s rankings shift.
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Associated Press
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Sandusky
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Bud) Bucher
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Michigan State Tops AP College Poll for Third Week
Michigan State holds the No. 1 spot in the AP football poll for the third straight week after a 34-7 win over Penn State. Maryland closes the gap after a 34-6 victory over LSU, with Oklahoma remaining third. Georgia Tech USC Duke and UCLA follow, as Purdue Kansas and Villanova enter the top 10.
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Houston
Miami
Ohio
San Jose State
Early Wynn and Robin Roberts Shine in Night Baseball
Early Wynn led American League pitchers with a 13-2 night win record and .867 winning percentage in 1952, including 10 straight night victories. Robin Roberts topped the National League with 28-7 overall, 4-night wins, and tied for best night-win percentage at .833 alongside Hoyt Wilhelm and Preacher Roe.
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New York
Cleveland
Wynn
Associated Press
Indians
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Husky Phillies
Hoyt Wilhelm
Preacher Roe
Owen Voices Confidence In Conerly
New York Giants coach Steve Owen backs quarterback Charley Conerly after a rough loss to the Philadelphia Eagles 14 to 10. The line overwhelmed Conerly and backup Fred Benners. Benners was briefly used before Conerly's return. Owen plans to start Chuck Conerly against the Chicago Cardinals next Sunday.
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Charley Conerly
New York Football Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Steve Owen
Mississippi
Owen
Philadelphia
Conerly
Fred Benners
Eagle
New Yorkers
Benners
Eagles
Chuck
Chicago Cardinals
Mexican Team Captures Early Leads at Harrisburg Show
Mexican riders and green mounts swept the first two international jumping events at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in Harrisburg. The trio from Mexico edged the United States and Canada by small margins, finishing within about one and a quarter seconds of the American entry as all three teams completed an eight-jump course without a fault.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Canada
Sullivan to boxed Rog Stecher in Boston debut bout
British middleweight John L. Sullivan signs to fight Rog Stecher of Portland, Maine, in a 10 round bout at Boston Arena on November 10, marking his American boxing debut.
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Boston
John L. Sullivan
Rog Stecher
Portland
Boston Arena
Ohio Eleven's 1916 rout of Wittenberg set big score record
The Ohio University Bobcats crushed Wittenberg 89 to 3 in 1916 marking the largest scoring margin by an Ohio eleven in school history.
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Ohio
Bobcats
Wittenberg
Oldsters Continue Golf Tourney Today
About 200 seniors aged 55 to 80 played at Pinehurst Country Club with 32 players advancing to the inaugural North and South Senior Invitation match play. Led by 60-year-old Thomas C. Robbins of Larchmont who won the U S Seniors title, the 32 low scorers from Monday’s qualifying moved into the championship bracket.
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N. C
Pinehurst Country Club
Thomas C. Robbins
Larchmont
N. Y
U. S
Veteran Blades Signed As Cubs' Coach Scout
CHICAGO The Chicago Cubs add Ray Blades a 56 year old baseball figure to their coaching and scouting staff Blades from Mt Vernon Illinois played with the St Louis Cardinals in the 1920s and managed them in 1939 and 1940 He has coached at Brooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis and managed minor league teams
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Chicago Cubs
Ray Blades
Blades
Mt. Vernon
Ill
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Will History Repeat as Cold Command Aims at Widener
I J Collins of Lancaster buys Vulcan's Forge full brother from C V Whitney named Cold Command. The horse is aimed at the $100,000 Widener at Hialeah following a past success when Vulcan's Forge won the Santa Anita Handicap.
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Hialeah
I. J. Collins
Lancaster
C. V. Whitney
Collins
Whitney
Cold Command
Logan Chieftains Eye First SEC Title at Jackson
Coach Dwight Diller’s Logan Chieftains chase their first SEC football championship since 1941 as they visit Jackson to face the Ironmen and contend with Middleport, Nelsonville, and Athens in pursuit. Top scorers Bob Oney and Bobby Thomas pace the league as Middleport hosts Wellston and Nelsonville meets Pom ery.
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Logan Chieftains
Jackson
Jackson Ironmen
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Chieftains
Logan
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Bobby Thomas
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Bob Ashley
Ike Wilt
Jeep Holley
Gallipolis
Wellston
Buddy Jayjohn
Pat Smith
Athens
Bob Emerson
Roy Goodwin
Blue Devils
Pomeroy
Panthers
High School Grid Card This Week
High School games list by league and venue for Thursday and Friday with matchups across Buckeye, Muskingum Valley and SEC leagues. College card notes Ohio State Northwestern and regional games including Denison Wittenberg Marietta Muskingum and several night contests.
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Glouster
Roseville
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New Concord
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Former Majors Star Mike Murphy Dies
Johnson City New York Michael J Murphy age 64 former major league baseball player and minor league umpire died Sunday He umpired in the Eastern and New York Pennsylvania leagues from 1930 to 1936 He played for the St Louis Cardinals in 1912 and for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1916
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N. Y
Michael J
Mike” Murphy
Murphy
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Colorado A. and M players list mistakes after games
After each game Colorado A. and M. players turn in to Coach Bob Davis a list of mistakes they believe they had committed. Coaches add errors noted from the sidelines. Davis says this helps them correct mistakes and reveals many players did not know they had made.
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Colo
Colorado A. & M
Bob Davis
Houston bid for Cardinals shocks National League
A group of wealthy Houstonians offered to buy the St. Louis Cardinals prompting a no comment from Fred Saigh, president of the NL club. The report notes the potential transfer to Houston and Saigh’s silence.
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Houston
Tex
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Ohio University Bobcats Complete Four Undefeated Seasons
In 56 years of intercollegiate football the Bobcats achieved four undefeated seasons. Victories occurred in 1918 1929 1930 and 1935 as Ohio University scored 877 points while allowing 88 to opponents.
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Bobcats
Ohio University
Heavy Work Ahead as Ohio State Battles Schedule
Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes says the Buckeyes face a heavy work week to fix issues from an 8-0 upset by Iowa. After a 90 minute practice, Hayes promises more drills and preparation for a trip to Evanston to meet Northwestern.
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Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Bucks
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Hawks
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Buckeyes
Evanston
Northwestern
Boxing Roundup From Last Night
The Associated Press reports results from last night with Zulueta defeating De Marco on points in Brooklyn and Singleton edging Spano on points in Chicago. Zulueta won 10 rounds to De Marco's 8 in a ten round bout.
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Brooklyn
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Paddy DeMarco
Chicago
Bobby Singleton
South Bend
Ind
Tony Spano
Pagna and Cullom Lead MA Scoring Tie
Miami star Tom Pagna and Kent State guard Jim Cullom each have 30 points to top the Mid-American Conference scoring chase. Western Michigan’s Bill Brown is third with 24, while Ohio’s Lou Sawchik and Bill Haffner share 12 points as part of a crowded leaderboard.
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Tom Pagna
Jim Cullom
Kent State
Bill Brown
Western Michigan Broncos
Ohio University
Bill Haffner
Lou Sawchik
Pagns
Cullom
Kent
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Merchant
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Kaser
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Ohio
McCarter
O'Dea Named Tribe Scout for Northern Ohio District
Cleveland's Indians appoint Paul O'Dea age 31 as scout for the Northern Ohio district replacing Joe Vosmik O'Dea previously scouted in Tennessee and Kentucky this year for the ball club.
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Indians
Paul O'Dea
Ohio
Joe Vosmik
O'Dea
Tennessee
Kentucky
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