Moore Beats Bivins After Short Notice Fight
Archie Moore, the St Louis heavyweight contender, KOed Jimmy Bivins in Baltimore after a brief replacement for Jake Lamotta at Madison Square Garden. Bivins had earlier knocked out Moore in Cleveland, complicating Moore’s title bid. Moore had replaced Bert Lytell, then fought Lytell to a split decision weeks earlier.
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Athens High prep tickets for Friday opener with Portsmouth East
Principal Oliver Wood arranged advance tickets at the high school and Banks Sport Shop to reduce gate congestion for Athens High's home opener against Portsmouth East. The scene includes portable bleachers on the east side and a new scoreboard by the north goal posts as Ohio University preparations begin.
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Female golf winners listed at Athens Country Club
Ten prizes in the Ladies Day roundup golf tourney were announced by Pro Bob Littler at Athens Country Club. Winners include Mrs. Ernie Algeo low gross, Mrs. John Algeo second low gross, Mrs. Roy Shirley low net, Miss Virginia Wilson second low net, and other honors such as most strokes on No 5 and best poker hand. Final pony tournament entries urged. players will be auctioned at a stag dinner tonight.
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National League scores and outcomes across multiple games
Summary of numerous late season NL games with results for Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston St. Louis Detroit and Washington. Key pitchers and final tallies indicate varied offensive totals and complete game performances across nine matchups including night games and doubleheaders.
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Games Today Across Cities In Night Matchups
Major league slate features Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington with night games noted Only games scheduled for the day without further action or results.
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State College Grid Season Opens Tonight
Ohio opens its 1947 college football season with Findlay vs Cedarville under lights in Xenia. Six other games Saturday include Bowling Green at Cincinnati and Steubenville College debuting against Marshall in Huntington.
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Ohio squad shows improvement after defensive scrimmage
Ohio football coach Harold Wise praised a focused scrimmage that stressed defense, highlighting linebackers Ken Weiss Tony Laterza and Bill Odell. The session included defense organization and punting work to be refined, with upcoming scrimmages and early season scouting of Xavier and Bowling Green.
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Hounds Set to Test Holy Family in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds host Columbus Holy Family High in a game that could test the locals after a 31-0 season opener win over The Plains. Holy Family fledgling form follow a 33-6 setback to Springfield Central Catholic. The Hounds rushing for 309 yards and 10 first downs, while passing game remains limited.
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Logan Chieftains Drill For BIS Clash On Friday
Coach Dwight L. Diller has Logan practicing hard on blocking and tackling after a rough week. A scrimmage between first and second teams aimed at finding the best counter to Boys Industrial School, who beat Logan 7 6 last year, is set for stadium Friday night with a probable lineup listed and Bernard Conrad sidelined with a broken leg.
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Rutland Girds for Opener in Buckeye Conference
Rutland High prepares for the Buckeye Conference opener against Coalton Friday at 2 p.m. under new coach J. H. Vennari. The Red Devils, light on big players after graduation, will use seven returning lettermen and debut new uniforms at the stadium dedication a week later under floodlights.
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