Ohio foes loom as gridiron week two opener begins
The Ohio gridiron scene shifts into week two with pivotal matchups among Oak Hill, Gallipolis, Point Pleasant, Middleport, and more. Ohio U faces Bowling Green while John Carroll meets Dayton, and Kent State eyes Mt Union as season momentum builds for coaches and players.
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Athens
Gallipolis
Gallia
Blue Devils
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Gallians
Middleport
John Carroll
Dayton
Kent State
Mt Union
Detroit
Toledo
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Hard-Simmons
Sophomore lineup chosen for Ohio University opener
Sophomore dominated Ohio University Bobcats, with three and possibly four starters from the final 1947 game, set to face Bowling Green at 2 p.m. in the stadium. Coach Harold Wise notes a high spirit after four weeks of training, expecting a long season with momentum from scrimmages and cross blocking.
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Ohio
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Harold Wise
Wings
Chris Stefan
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Ohio U
Ed Surnick
Sudnick
Tim McKenna
Glen Davis
Beasley-Mathews Leading Ladies City League With 2128 Three-Game Series
Beasley-Mathews finished week two of the Ladies City League by a 2128 three-game series setting a club high. Mrs. Ted Mahaffey led the winners with 416 as Mrs. Mildred Hall topped the losers with 458. Cornwell Jewelers swept Baker-Stauffer 3-0 behind Mrs. Harry Dilcher and a 195 game.
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Ted Mahaffey
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C&soe
Harry Dilcher
Emma Knapp
Mayhew
Kern Cleaners
Margaret Adams
Beverly Bolin
Ethel Pierce
Miss Knapp
French Boxer Cerdan Stops Zale in 12 Rounds
Marcel Cerdan of France, 158, defeats Tony Zale, 159, of Gary Indiana, by knockout in 12 rounds at Jersey City. Levi Southall of Kansas City, 149, knocks out Bobby Castro, 158, of Los Angeles, in Kansas City. Johnny Kaufman of Rochester, 145 1 4, stops Glen Hendershot, 148, of Binghamton, in Rochester after 4 rounds.
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Tony Zale
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Los Angeles
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N. Y
Johnny Kaufman
Glen Hendershot
Binghamton
Ohio University and Bowling Green Grid Lineups for Stadium Clash
The lineups for Ohio University and Bowling Green fielding at OU Stadium list starters at every position from John Marco to Bonfiglio with substitutes including Whipple and Spidel. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. as official personnel are noted by referees Hammon, Richardson, Hamilton, and Rolph.
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Bowling Green
John Marco LE
Robert Schnelker
al Koran
Edward Kuntz
Tony DiBaggio
Don Dunham
John Mitchell
Willis Secor
Ralph Barrows
John Sheldon
Floyd Hixon
Donald Verduin
al Millspaugh
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Silvani
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Ackerman
Wirick
Volkmer
Frail
Harold Dunham
Raether
Marko
Hammon
Richardson
HamIlton
Rolph
Defiance Defeats Rio Grande 14–0 In Gridiron Clash
Defiance handed Rio Grande its second straight setback a 14 to 0 victory on the Redmen home field. Defiance built an 80 yard march for the opening score then added a second after the start of the third period as Rio Grande failed to finish several scoring chances and was plagued by five Redmen fumbles. Rio Grande showed spark on the ends but struggled to run inside while Defiance, aided by three Rio Grande picks, held the edge in passing and total plays. Other scores included Orange over Solon 13–7 and Lima St Rose 13–12 over Marion St Marys.
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Rio Grande
Redmen
Defiance
Perry
Snyder
Gibson
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