Grandview Band to Highlight Grandview Athens Football Night
Grandview High School and Athens High marching units join the Friday gridiron scene as the 60 member Grandview Band adds pageantry to the game. Columbus counters with a beefy starting lineup including 191 pound linemen and 145 pound quarterback Bill Taylor. The Football Annual notes Athens star Bill Potting from Maryland joins the look ahead to the season amid broader college basketball coaching chatter and Joe Louis fight lore dominates sidebar talk.
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Grandview High School
Athens High
Ucmuleu
Grandview
Columbus
Bulldogs
Bill Taylor
Columbus Boys
Virgil
Football Annual
Athens
Bill Poting
University of Maryland
William Henry
Harrison
Tippy
Tippecanoe
Trier
Dye
Harold Olsen
Ohio State
Louis to defend title at Yankee Stadium over Mauriello
Joe Louis makes his 23rd heavyweight title defense at Yankee Stadium against Bronx challenger Mauriello. Despite Mauriello’s recent form and a 12 straight wins streak, Louis is favored to win by knockout, with betting odds suggesting a finish inside five rounds. The weigh in occurs at Madison Square Garden.
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Joe Louis Knockout Club
Barkeep Tami Mauriello
Tony
Louis
Pugs
Gayle Talbot
NEW York
Joe ‘Louis
Yankee Stadium
Tami
Mauriello
Bronx
Joe Louis
Joe
Bruce Woodcock
Woodcock
L Gus Lesnevich
London
Madison Square Garden
Pollet Wins 20th As Cards Beat Giants
Howie Pollet pitched his 20th win of the season as St. Louis routed the New York Giants 16 to 2 to extend their lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Pollet also logged his 71st complete game and tops in RBIs, Enos Slaughter drove in runs while Pollet’s 13th win against the Giants stayed with him. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 4-2 as Brooklyn moved toward the pennant with games left.
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Ralph Roden
Associated Press
Carl Hubbell
Giants
New York
Bill Terry
Howie Pollet
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pollet
New York Giants
Bronklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Slim Portsider
Hubbell and Melton
Mubbell
Dyer
Cotton al Brazile
Enos
Slaughter
Joliet
North Carolina
Red Birds
Boston
Braves
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dixie Walker
Joc Hatten
Little Vic Lombardi
Bruins
Billy Jurges
Bob Sturgeon
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Hank Greenberg
Bengals
Greenberg
Ted Williams
High Scoring Highlights Scholastic Grid Openers
The 1946 Ohio High School football season opened with record scoring as 120 games produced 746 points, 23 per game. Alliance’s Aviators won 63 0 over Youngstown growth, while Waite and Portsmouth posted big wins. Distinct players like Charles Heabertin and Jack Thrush starred in opening day thrillers.
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Columbus
Northfield
Brecksville
Solon
Olmstead
Alliance
Aviators
Youngstown
Mel Knowlton
Waite
Portsmouth
Toledo
Ports
Ports' Mouth
Elkhart
Ind
Augie Morningstar
Massillon
Akron North
Vikings
Charles Heabertin
South Point High
Lawrence ‘County
Pedro High
Redmer
Jack Thrush
Columbus West
Springfield
Chuck Kinney
Zanesville
Bluedevils
Kinney
Colum
Linden-MecKinley
Kent Pfeiffer
Linden
Dick Coldren
Toronto
Max Bussey
Bussey
East Liverpool
Rudy Twbovich
The
Potters
Jackets Gird For Wahama On Friday
Middleport High School coach Forrest Bachtel drills the Yellow Jackets for Friday’s home game against Wahama with Joe Bailey returning from pneumonia. A 6 0 win over Point Pleasant showed field troubles and backfield inexperience as the team previews the Southeastern League clash.
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Francis H. Klein
Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
White Falcons
Wahama
Mason County
W. Va
Forrest Bachtel
Pomeroy Panthers
Wahamians
Joe Bailey
Jackets
Big Blacks
Point Pleasant
Yellow Jacket
Middleport High School
Baehtel
Middletown Tops Toledo in Historic Upset Showing
The article notes a 12-6 Middletown win over Toledo Devilbiss, marking the first Middletown triumph over a Toledo team. It also mentions Canton Me loy’s 12-7 loss to Cleveland Lincoln and Monroe Stewart of Wilmington converting after a third quarter to beat Kenia, with a second-quarter kick after a TD sealing a 7-6 score.
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Monroe Stewart
Wilmington
Kenia
McKinley
Canton Meloy
Cleveland Lincoln
Toledo Devilbiss
Middletown
Middies
Toledo
Grid Games This Week
High school schedule outlines varied football and basketball games across multiple towns including Pomeroy Chauncey Dover Athens Columbus Grandview Gallipolis Point Pleasant and Oak Hill Also lists matches for Jackson Wahama Rutland Wellston Glouster Philo McArthur The Plains and Middleport Ohio colleges Cedarville Ohio Northern Youngstown Geneva Ohio Wesleyan Central Michigan Indiana Cincinnati Purdue Miami Rio Grande Wilberforce West Virginia Otterbein and related venues and times across Thursday Friday Saturday.
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Pomeroy
Chauncey-Dover
Middleport
Athens
Columbus
Grandview
Athens H
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Jackson
Oak Hill
Boys Industrial School
Logan
Wahama
W. Va
Rutland
Nelsonville
South Point
Wellston
Glouster
Philo
McArthur
the Plains
OHIO
Cedarville
Ohio Northern
Xenia
Youngstown
Geneva
Ohio Wesleyan
Central Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Indiana
Cincinnati
Bloomington
Purdue
Miami
Lafayette
Rio Grande
Wilberforce
West Virginia
Otterbein
Morgantown
Pomeroy Panthers Set to Meet Chauncey Blue Devils
Pomeroy Panthers coached by Herndon Wilks face Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils at Middleport Field in a Southeastern Ohio League showdown. Chauncey boasts strong passers Courtney and Johnston and a versatile attack while Pomeroy relies on speed and reverses after last week’s 19 to 0 win. The game marks a key test for the inexperienced Panthers as bands from both schools prepare halftime routines.
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Grace Drake
Pomeroy
Herndon Wilks
Pomeroy Panthers
P. m
Middleport Field
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devil Eleven
Devils
Courtney
Johnston
Panthers
Wahama
Purple Panthers
Chauncey Blue Devils
Chauncey
Wilks
Pomeroy High School
Chauncey-Dover
Phillip Bley
PHS
Gibbs
Chauncey- Dover
Chauncey Band
Athens Vets Rally to 12 6 Victory Over Marietta Cafe
Athens Veterans of Foreign Wars nine powered by seven opening inning hits and a 17 hit total to defeat Marietta Maple Cafe 12 to 6. Pitcher Bob Wakefield fanned 10 but allowed six extra base hits as Seaman struggled for the Case Club. Next game: Athens at Logan against the IMingoes to close the season.
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Athens Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marietta Maple Cafe
Barnes
Olasin
Pyle Fach
Bob Wakefield
Case
Seaman
Currens
Logan
Athens
Kennedy
Border
Marietta
J. Wakefield
Pyle
Bronson
C R. Wakefield
Strickler
Fleming
Ritchie
Wittekinde
Lindammood
Linseatt
Drake
L van Way
Bobcats Peden Emphasizes Passing and Punting Drills
Ohio University Bobcats under coach Don Peden held a two and a half hour practice focused on forward pass offense and defense plus punting. Harley Smith, Bob Mills, and King Brady directed passes while Sayre and Drumm returned punts. Sayre rejoined, Hartman rested, Stefan absent with chest ailment as pre-class workouts draw 100 plus candidates.
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Don Peden
Ohio U. Bobcats
Harley Smith
Bob Mills
King Brady
Peden
Akron
Ralph Sayre
Charley Drumm
John Mitchell
Ed Ludnich
Cleveland
Sayre
Bill Hartman
Chris Stefan
Dayton
Roy Pille
Woodcock Knocks Out Lesnevich in Cliffside Bout
Doncaster heavyweight Woodcock shocks by stopping Gus Lesnevich in 1 minute 40 seconds of the eighth round in a ten round non-title bout watched by a sellout crowd amid postwar British ring nostalgia. The event earned a gate of $175 000.
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London
Bruce Woodcock
Great Britain
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside
Invaders
Lesnevich
Scratching Dog Remedies Promote Relief and Warnings
An odd, cluttered ad-like paragraph suggests flea and skin irritation issues in dogs. It mentions a supposed remedy Dog Powders and a vet-like warning about dangerous or ineffective treatments, urging owners to consider weekly applications and caution against harm.
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Lee
Cedarville Opens 1946 Football Schedule at Xenia
Cedarville College begins its 1946 gridiron slate tomorrow night at Cox Field Xenia Ohio against the favored Ohio Northern Polar Bears in a ten game season. Coach Mendell E Beattie fields a 50 man squad with late enrollees boosting the ranks and no starting eleven yet selected.
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Cedarville
Cedarville College
Cox Field
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Polar Bears
Yellowjackets
Defiance College
Mendell E. Beattie
Rio Grande College
Beatties
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Athens Messenger
Rohrering
Persip Rohrer
Louis’ Lethal
Leo
Bill Nicholson
Maryland
Nick
Leo Durocher
Paul Minner
Minner
Mobile
Hank Behrman
Art Herring
Hugh Casey
St. Louis Cardinals
Champ
Yami Mauriello
WE Guarantei
Athens Pharmacy
Chauncey Eleven
New Lexington
Blue Devils
Forkovitch
Williamsburg
Nick Forkovitch
William & Mary
Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
William and Mary
Home
S. Court Street
Bobcats
Cedarville In
Opener
Nampa
Idaho
Tom Begley
Pocatello
Pocatello High
Ed Oy
Morocco
Tinisn
Lenners
I Men's Shop
Athens County
Nye Chevrolet
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