Weekend Football Forecast From Projections and Hunches
The column gauges weekend games with a mix of data and whispers, predicting outcomes for college and pro teams. It cites McKell Athens and a long list of matchups including Utah State Montana State, Cleveland Browns Chicago, Green Bay Boston Yanks, and several Ohio and West Virginia schools with varied confidence.
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Panthers Wahama Deadlock In Openers
Wahama Falcons and Pomeroy Panthers battled to a scoreless tie in a defensive opener. Wahama outgained 166 to 145 yards with Curtis Roush and Bobby Jeffers among top runners, while Pomeroy’s Johnny and Paul Werry directed several threats before interceptions and stalled drives. The game featured multiple downs failed and a tense finish near the goal line.
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Beaten Boxer In Hospital After Knockout
Philadelphia heavyweight Bill Thompson, 21, was reported in serious condition at Naval Hospital after being knocked out by Johnny Haynes of New York in an eight round bout at Topps Stadium. Thompson, weighing 180 pounds, endured a six round beating before a final head shot at 2 57 of the last round felled him.
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Chicken) Thompson
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53 in Pony Tournament Athens Country Club Crowns Season
Athens Country Club hosted the final pony tournament of the season drawing 53 players after a dinner and auction. Prizes will be awarded in two divisions 12 stroke handicap and under and over. 24 linksmen played in the morning and 29 in the afternoon with pairings listed plus handicap strokes.
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Rio Grande Opens Season With New, Green Team
Gallipolis reports the Rio Grande football squad, rebuilding with no returning starters, departs for opener against Ashland. Coach Earl Slager cites a single injury Ciancuitti sprained ankle. lineup features five Pennsylvanians and multiple local players. The squad practices at Ohio Wesleyan en route and overnight stays at Mansfield.
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Baseball matchups across the American League slate
The schedule lists today’s games with pitchers and records for notable matchups. New York at Detroit features Byrne facing Gray, Boston at St Louis pairs Dobson with Kennedy, and Washington visits Cleveland with Wynn against Feller. Philadelphia plays Chicago with Marchildon or Gumpert facing Gumpert or Dubiel.
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Turkey Thompson wins via decision over Bean after DQ
In Los Angeles Turkey Thompson 206 pounds defeats Willie Bean 206% by an awarded decision as Bean is disqualified in the eighth round. The AP report also notes Eugene Hairston 14714 KO’d Ross Anzalone in New York, Sam Walker 1511 KO’s Joe Danes in Troy New York, Bernie Bernard 134 outpoints Joey Carbido in Brooklyn, and Johnny Haynes 210 KO’s Bill Thompson 180 in Philadelphia.
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Sunnyside Comets Suspended for Six Months in Tri-State Game
Point Pleasant district softball commissionerTickle Reed suspended the Sunnyside Comets of Apple Grove West Virginia for six months citing their conduct in a quarter final against Owens-Illinois. The dispute involved Dusty Durst being ruled safe at third. the Comets left the field with Owens-Illinois leading 10-2 in the seventh.
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Ohio Valley Horse Show Set for Parkersburg September
The first Ohio Valley Horse Show will run September 18 and 19 at Gihon Park Parkersburg West Virginia. AMVETS Post 19 sponsors the event with judge Dr. Peavy of Dayton and about 150 horses across 30 classes vying for 2000 dollars in prizes. Entries are accepted. Notable entrants include Yankee Genius owned by George Selby of Portsmouth and horses owned by William Hughes of Athens. A carnival and Belpre band will accompany the show.
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Ohio U Scrimmage Sees Reds Top Whites in Balance
Ohio University football held a 40 minute scrimmage at the stadium as Morris Harvey’s Golden Eagles watched. The red shirted defense shut down the White squad to a lone final play touchdown while Reds look likely to start against the Eagles. Regulars Mareo Millspaugh and Taylor were in the lineup along with Koran Hixon. Sudnick remained sidelined with a leg issue and Sudnick is not expected to participate on Saturday. Jim Johnson and Kermit Blosser will scout WVU Waynesburg and Pittsburgh games this weekend.
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Doby Drives Bases-Loaded Homer in Cleveland Win
Larry Doby hits a bases-loaded homer in the first as Cleveland defeats Washington 6 to 3. Cliff Fannin stops the league leading Red Sox, scattering seven hits and fanning six in a Browns win.
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