Hamilton Catholic dominates Fenwick 45 to 0 in road finale
Hamilton Catholic overwhelming Fenwick 45 to 0 as Dan Fiehrer spearheads a 78 yard dash and two scores. Fenwick struggles on offense with 85 rushing yards and suffers injuries including a concussion to halfback Bill Halsey. Hamilton Catholic builds a 13-0 first quarter lead and adds two more touchdowns before halftime.
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Slogan fires Middies push for crowd at Hamilton clash
The Middies seek a stronger push as fans rally with the line Beat Hamilton With A Full Stadium. Coach Glenn Ellison greets Hamilton’s Lima defeat with mixed feelings, hopeful for a Greater Ohio League title bid yet worried the Rams will rise to the challenge in Friday’s Butler Bowl showdown.
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Geography of pro leagues prompts realignment notes
The article explains new baseball and football divisions with teams shifted east and west, citing Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Baltimore as references. It also recalls Dick Shatto winning the Jeff Russell Memorial Trophy for sportsmanship in the Canadian Football League after a stint with Kentucky and the Toronto Argonauts.
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Injured freshman football player leaves hospital
Cleveland teen Heywood 17, a John Carroll University freshman, was released from St. Luke's Hospital after a severe brain injury sustained Sept. 18 in practice. He was unconscious for weeks and had only a fair chance of recovery, now heading to his parents in Chicago.
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Grid results recap for late Saturday and Sunday football
Scores across colleges and high schools show Houston 27 over Miss Southern 12 and Texas A M 19 over Southern Methodist 6. Hardin-Simmons 26 defeated Arizona 20. College of Pacific 21 edged San Jose State 6. Sunday games include Cincinnati Purcell 7 over Cincinnati Elder 6, and Toledo St Francis 39 over Fremont St Joseph 12.
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Hawks Surprise Club In Hockey Loop Near Top
The Chicago Black Hawks, long bottom feeders, rose to near the top after a strong weekend. They beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-1 and blanked the New York Rangers 5-0 while goalie Glenn Hall posted two shutouts and eight goals allowed in seven games.
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Warriors Ride On Johnston Scoring in Narrow Win
Philadelphia Warriors rely on 6 8 center Neil Johnston who scored 34 as they outlasted the Cincinnati Royals 106 101 in a lone Sunday game. Cincinnati suffered its fourth straight loss while Philadelphia remained in second in the Eastern Division three games behind Boston.
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Philadelphia Surges Past Cincinnati 106 101 Saturday
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 106 to 101 in a high scoring NBA game on Saturday with St Louis besting Philadelphia 105 100 in another matchup.
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Four Teams Can Wrap Up Bowl Bids Next Weekend
Four college teams stand on the brink of bowl bids next weekend as Texas A&M Ohio State Duke and Oregon could join Oklahoma already secured in the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma beat Missouri 49 14 and faces Notre Dame while Notre Dame loses to Michigan State highlighting the busy bowl picture with Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange slots debated.
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Jackpot Game Is Next For OSU Title At Stake
Ohio State faces Iowa in a decisive battle for the Western Conference title and a Rose Bowl berth. Iowa’s powerful offense and strong defense clash with Ohio State after a near comeback against Purdue. Don Clark, OSU’s top ground gainer, is expected to return from a groin injury in time for the showdown.
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You Have To Be Tough To Wear Aggie Uniform
COLLEGE STATION Texas A M the nations No 1 team sped through its eighth straight victory Saturday with 19 shows getting in 40 to 50 minutes apiece as usual. The Aggies rely on a small core and fierce finishes under Coach Paul Bear Bryant. The 10 who play 50 minutes include Bobby Marks John Tracey Charley Krueger Ken Beck John Gilbert Tommy Howard Roddy Osborne John Crow Loyd Taylor and Dick Gay with eight rotating at guard due to lack of depth.
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Halftime surge boosts major college football scores
Report notes several teams produced strong second halves led by Wisconsin 41-12 over Northwestern Oklahoma and Clemson 26-7 over Maryland. Auburn Oregon State and others rallied or held leads as Texas A&M Penn Yale UCLA Michigan State Kansas and Ohio State built late momentum. Bud Wilkinson notched his 101st win in the Oklahoma-Mizzou clash.
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Only Four Major Schools Remain Unbeaten in College Football
The Associated Press notes seven teams lost unbeaten status over the weekend, leaving 23 unbeaten teams, including four major programs Texas A M Oklahoma Auburn and Arizona State Tempe. The list features Texas A M with eight straight wins and Oklahoma Auburn and Arizona State with seven straight.
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International Eight Horses at Laurel Park for $100,000 race
Eight horses from five countries met at Laurel Park for the Washington, D. C. international on grass. Frances se Royale and Virginia's Third Brother were top choices to win the $70,000 first prize in the sixth running of this now world famous event. Rose Royale, a 3-year-old filly owned by Prince Aly Khan, opened at 5-2, while Christopher T. Chenery's Third Brother was at 3-1.
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Michigan State routs Notre Dame on St Patrick's Day
Michigan State defeats Notre Dame 24 to 6 in East Lansing as Daugherty hands game ball to captain Patrick Burke and shillelagh stays with MSU. Dick Barker scores last TD amid family joy. Art Johnson, Kowalczyk and Marin add scores while Brennan eyeing Oklahoma.
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Sifford Wins Long Beach Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Philadelphia's Charlie Sifford defeated Eric Monti in a sudden death playoff to claim the Long Beach Open title. Both finished 54 holes at 203, 10 under par, with Sifford earning $1,200 and Monti $1,100.
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Belma Boxing Knockout Beats Dorando in Hollywood
Frankie Belma of Wilmington knocks out Joey Dorando of Los Angeles in eight rounds in Hollywood California. Belma improves record as Dorando suffers defeat in a scheduled bout.
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Hamilton Catholic Scores In Clear Football Victory
Hamilton Catholic tallies touchdowns by Fiehrer two, Pate two, Larkin one, Eiler pass to Zeek for forty and De Fazio run. Getz adds two point after touchdowns, Pate adds a run.
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