BoBCats Weselyan to renew series race in basketball
In Athens Ohio the Athens Messenger reports the upcoming basketball season with the Bobcats and Wesleyan renewing their series. It notes the opening cage games Friday, Ohio State coach Dye preparing a 13 man regular squad and 30 to 33 Jayvees, and a new professional league planning 60 games with a big prize pool.
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Ohio
Bobcats
Wesleyan
REESE
Professional Basketball Association of America
East
Midwest
Canada
Ohio State
William H. H .Tippy Dye
Dye
Columbus
Buck
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Youngstown Bears
Qonio
Frank Baumholte
Classified Classified Phone 0242 time lines and rates
Public notice style summary of newspaper classified ad instructions. Describes rates per line minimums, payment by cash, how to answer blind ads, where to mail or call, deadline times for day and Sunday editions, and messenger liability for a single incorrect insertion.
Scholastic grid race heads for showdown
Ohio high school football battles take center stage as Oakwood faces Lima Central and Chaminade meets Massillon. St. Xavier, Elder, Purcell, and others chase unbeaten runs with key Friday games shaping the state title picture.
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Big Nine favors tieup to Rose Bowl bid
The Big Nine conference weighs a five year plan to send the champion or designated alternate to the Rose Bowl for three straight years with final two years contingent on representation. Purdue Michigan Indiana Iowa Ohio State back the proposal. Illinois and Minnesota oppose Pacific Coast ties, Northwestern and Wisconsin undecided. Official results come at the December 14 meeting.
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Army Notre Dame Penn Lead Grid Poll for 1946 Title Race
Army remains top in the AP weekly college football poll with 1 647 points after beating Duke 18 0 Notre Dame rises to second with a 41 6 win over Iowa Penn moves to third after a 32 19 victory over Navy UCLA climbs to fourth as California leads the Pacific Coast ranking Ohio State earns a slim nine points in the results toward the final clash season set for mid November with Army and Penn slated to meet Princeton and Navy respectively next week
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Boxing Schott versus Kahut in Olympic Auditorium bout
Heavyweights Fred Schott of Patterson New Jersey and Joe Kahut of Portland Oregon square off tonight in a 10 round bout at Olympic Auditorium. Schott aims for a first Los Angeles appearance with a 3 losses in 49 fights record while Kahut lists 46 starts with four defeats. The card also features Dino Belita of Canton Ohio stopping Joey Stannotti of New Haven in 2 13 of the opening round at 123.2 pounds.
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QMO
Ohio University Faces Delaware Homecoming Clash Next Saturday
Ohio University football team, coming off a close loss to Miami, prepares for a key Saturday showdown at Delaware against Ohio Wesleyan during Homecoming. Coach Don Peden emphasizes focus as the Bishops, famed for the T formation, urge a tough test for the Bobcats, with 10,000 visitors expected in Delaware.
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Pomeroy Announces 18 Game Basketball Schedule
Pomeroy High School athletic director Charles S. Gibbs released an 18 game 1846-27 basketball schedule for the Panthers of the Southeastern Ohio Conference. The slate opens December 6 at home versus Newport with league play starting December 13 against Logan and includes home and away games against SEC members throughout December January and February.
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Eight-race Keeneland card headlines Churchill Downs meet
Racing from Louisville reports a nine-entry seven-furlong allowance for three-year-olds and up led by Pouting Mac after two Keeneland wins. Other contenders include Bengal Boys Port Chester Flymenow High Hope Gay Rover Albonny Rose Bed and Watch Andy. About 8,000 fans watched Fighting Frank, owned by Louise S. Donovan, win the $3,900 Inaugural Handicap at six furlongs in 1 12 1-5, paying 4.49 2.60 2.20.
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Big Leagues 3 000 Listed For Baseball Draft Friday
A long list of about 3000 eligibles for the Friday draft shows the draft fading as farm systems dominate. Many top Minor League players are owned by MLB teams and most drafted prospects are those least in demand.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
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Philadelphia Athletics
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New York Giants
Presence of Negro Players May Cancel Football Game
Nevada faces a threatened cancellation of its November 16 football game with Mississippi State if two Negro stars remain in the lineup. Nevada officials warned that the appearance of William Bass and Horace Gillem could provoke an “unfortunate commotion.” The contract carries a 3000 dollar forfeit if the game is canceled.
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Eye glasses for horses debut at Mexico City track
At Hipodromo de las Americas Royal Hustle trained by Mrs Georgie Ellis wears transparent eye glasses in workouts. The new headgear protects eyes from dirt stones and dust, with Ellis asserting improved performance as a result.
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Hipodromo de Las Americas
Royal Hustle
Georgie Ellis
Ellis
Keiser Wins Richmond Open In Record 278 Total
Herman Keiser of Akron Ohio captures the Richmond Open title with 52 000 prize money after a 72 hole total of 278 at Hermitage Country Club. He shot 67 in final round, five under par, beating famed rivals and raising par by one stroke from last year. Ben Hogan 282 Ellsworth Vines 283 Frank Stranahan 284 Herman Barron 287 rounded out top money positions. The crowd of about 7 000 watched Keiser’s five birdies and 13 pars.
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Markets Succeed Amid Labor Tensions and Mixed Trade
In New York bids rose for some favorites while leaders sagged on light volume. Labor worries, including a threatened coal walkout, tempered demand and restrained many buyers across markets. Cincinnati hogs and cattle traded unevenly, with flesh prices stronger for some categories and steady for others, while sheep offered limited early activity and lambs showed mixed gains.
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Winners Announced at Ohio Fox Hunters Meet
Wade the fox hound owned by Willard Bennett of Portsmouth won the All-Age class at the Ohio Fox Hunters Association meeting. San Digi owned by Ben Dial of Wellston won the Derby class, a secondary feature.
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