Notre Dame interest questioned by local fans on Middie star Harkrader
Local fans note Notre Dame showed little interest after a campus visit by Jerry Harkrader. Buckeye and Miami U connections loom as area teams eye season tickets, arena plans, and player mobility with Uhl and Jewell highlighted.
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Twenty-Eight College Teams Remain Unbeaten or Untied
New York report lists twenty-eight elite college squads with undefeated or untied records. Nebraska’s Little Pery Teachers heads the group with eight straight triumphs. Georgia Tech Maryland and UC A all have seven wins. Michigan State and Southern California have six. twelve teams drop from the list including Duke after a loss to Georgia Tech and Villanova tied by the Parris Island Marines.
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Grid Results From A Week Of High School And Pro Games
Cincinnati DePortes edged Cincinnati McNicholas 24 0 while St. Xavier beat Newport Ky Catholic 50 13 DePortes and McNicholas top a local grid. New York beat Chicago Cardinals 28 6 Detroit 17 6 Cleveland Green Bay 12 10 Pittsburgh 24 28 Bears 20 1 Los Angeles 42 20 Dallas.
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Globetrotters Set Dayton Stop On Wide 1952 Tour
The Harlem Globetrotters return to Dayton for November 25 at the University of Dayton Fieldhouse. Star players include Goose Tatum Marques Haynes and Bill Brown. Tickets priced 2.40 1.90 and 1.40 go on sale at Jim Flynn Sporting Goods and the Fieldhouse.
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Fenwick Falls 19-14 as Piqua Catholic rallies in final half
Fenwick High ends 1-7 season with a 19-14 home loss to Piqua Catholic at Armco Field. Osuist and Rossi score for Fenwick but key penalties and a late rally by Piqua Catholic decide the game. Stilwell, Brading and Staley spark visitors with three Pat Staley touchdowns and a late 6L-yard march.
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Hockey Scores Across Leagues Last Night
National Montreal and New York tied 2 to 2 while Toronto defeated Detroit 4 to 2 and Chicago beat Boston 4 to 2. Providence routed St. Louis 8 to nothing and Toledo bested Troy 5 to 3. Cincinnati crushed Grand Rapids 9 to 1 as Milwaukee topped Fort Wayne 5 to 5 in a suspenseful night of hockey.
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Buckeyes Host Panthers In Top Weekend Grid Card
Ohio State prepares for Pittsburgh in a key 22 game slate as Buckeyes seek another upset like the 24 21 win over Northwestern. Tad Weed booted a 17 yard field goal for the decisive score.
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Melbourne Cup Favors Dalray in Two Mile Handicap
In Melbourne, Australia, about 20 horses compete Tuesday for the two mile Cup prize of 31000 dollars. Dalray, a four year old champion from New Zealand, is installed as the favorite to win the event.
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Syracuse tops Philadelphia in high scoring clash
Syracuse defeated Philadelphia 117 to 91 in a standout scoring game. The matchup featured rapid offense from Syracuse and a tough run for Philadelphia, highlighting strong performances from both squads.
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Five College Coaches Unbeaten Looking Ahead To Tough Opponents
Five unbeaten college coaches from Michigan State Maryland Georgia Tech USC and UCLA eye remaining schedules. UCLA and USC clash for Pacific Coast Conference top honors while Michigan State and Maryland face tough games risking bumps in the road. Bowl picture remains cloudy with several unbeaten teams still in contention.
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Powder Bowl ties as sorority teams fail to score
Sorority teams Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Delta played to a 0-0 tie in the sixth annual Powder Bowl at Ohio University Athens. Offensive deception and defense showed, but scoring was missing. Two thousand fans attended, with proceeds benefiting the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Big Ten Football Mix Of Upsets And Title Hope
The season sees Big Ten teams trading upsets and varying fortunes with Purdue atop the standings at 3–0 while Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin follow with one loss each. Ohio State could still contend as trends shift weekly, with Illinois beating Michigan 22–13 and Illinois also losing to others. Tad Weed leads scoring with four field goals this year.
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