Steubenville Tops AP High School Football Poll
Unbeaten Steubenville moved to the lead with a 5-0 record and 155 poll points after a 42-16 win. Sandusky rose to second with 112 points, edging Niles at 110 points as Massillon fell, and Garfield surged to sixth after an upset win.
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Top Ten Teams Roster in Elite Circle and Class A Leaders
In the elite circle Upper Arlington, Warren Harding, Columbus Watterson, Cincinnati Elder and Mansfield Madison lead with 5-0 records. Marion Catholic tops Class A with 69 points, followed by Millersport, Piketon, Brookville and Portsmouth Notre Dame. Versailles and Berne Union tie for sixth. Dover St. Joseph 3-2 and Marion Catholic openers noted.
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Fenwick Fresh In 428 Victory
Fenwick freshman football team rolls to a 42 8 victory over Lakota with two touchdowns each by Art Bidwell and Bill Myers. Bidwell connects on a 32 yard pass and a 25 yard run while Myers adds runs of 18 and nine yards. Lakota led 8 8 at halftime before Fenwick pulled away for a 2 0 record.
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Blane’s class delays Tech practice as Lineman of the Week
Georgia Tech football coach Bob Dodd says practice starts at 4:45 due to W. J. Blane's civil engineering class. The Roanoke senior and 6-2 196 pounds earned AP Lineman of the Week after 14 tackles and two interceptions in Tech’s 6-3 win over Tennessee.
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Middie Harriers Fall to Franklin in Dual Meet
Middletown’s Tom Hardin won in 25 seconds ahead of Marvin Collins and a pack of Middies finishing third through seventh as Franklin swept the next six places to win 29 to 20. Dave Cretors led the remaining Middies, while local election notes interrupt the sports wrap with unrelated results from Stockton and Las Vegas.
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Hornets Screen Fenwick Drubbing Film at High School
Monroe will show films of last Saturday's 50 to 18 victory over Fenwick tonight after the Booster Club meeting at the High School. Coach Gene Rice will narrate the film as the main meeting opens at 7 30 with all interested parties invited.
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Recognized Legend Slip Madigan Dies
Edward Patrick Madigan, 70, Oakland contractor and famed St. Marys College football coach known as Slip Madigan, died of a heart attack. He built the Galloping Gaels from 1921 to 1940, coached two seasons at Iowa during WWII, and popularized large celebrity-styled team trains and ticket schemes.
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Lebanon Raceway First Race and Results Card
First race results show Jesse Gantle winning trot with Belle and Wild Irish Rose placing. second race pace winner Abbe Express with Jenny Starr and Shy Boy in the money. time records noted. Daily double paid 123.00. Other races list winners and payouts with multiple finishes and times.
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Horse Disqualified For Cooling Off At Pikes Peak Meadows
Union Bridge bolted from the start of a race at Pikes Peak Meadows in Fountain Colorado, threw jockey Richard Bickel, dove into the infield lake, and was ruled out for the rest of the meeting. Stewards noted prior stunts at Detroit and Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Notre Dame Moves Up to Second in AP Poll
Notre Dame rises to second behind Michigan State after routing Army 35-0 as Michigan State leads with 369 points and 18 first place votes. The Irish, 3-0, are favored to face top contenders including North Carolina Oklahoma and Navy before meeting the Spartans on November 19.
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Spruance tops 600 streak with 628 in league
Spruance rolled a 628 for Stan's TV in Sports Bowl's All-Star League to extend a four week 600 series streak while Marge Farkas led the women with 602 the first 600 by a woman in three weeks. In Paris Bot Mot won the Prix Arc de Triomphe by a half length.
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Armco Trap Team Wins Rough Shootout at Home
Armco's trapshooting squad defeated Inland Manufacturing Co. of Dayton 544 to 538 Sunday at the Sports Men's Club. Local high scores included Arnold Smith and Ralph Ditmeyer with 48s, Tom Slifer 47, Holly Cox and Vernon Hayes 46, and Roger Lawson 45. Others listed reached 44.
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Star Of Miracle Braves Dies
J Carlisle Red Smith former 1914 Miracle Braves star, leading hitter in the World Series season, died Monday night in an Atlanta hospital at age 76. A 20 year pro, he played 1,117 major league games with the Braves and Dodgers, batting .278. He joined Atlanta in 1914 and batted .314 in 60 games helping the club rise from last to pennant winner.
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