McNicholas Rockets To 5-0 Start In Varsity Debut Season
Cincinnati McNicholas High School in its first varsity season has won five games without a defeat and plated 136 points while yielding 25. Coach Bob Keplinger, a 1949 Dayton U. graduate, relies on seven sophomores and four juniors amid a light 155 to 160 pound lineup as the squad faces upcoming games against DePortes and Day ton Shawhen Acres.
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North College Hill
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Ohio Military Institute
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Dayton Shawhen Acres
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Kepsinger
Jim Hoernschmeyer
Bob Hoernschmeyer
Indiana University
U. S. Naval Academy
Dayton University
Batavia
Xavier Definite Underdog Against Villanova Sunday
Xavier Musketeers face undefeated Villanova Wildcats at Xavier Stadium Sunday at 2 15 p m as a decided underdog in a key clash. Villanova led by Art Raimo has rolled past Kentucky Clemson Detroit Wake Forest and Boston College and seeks a sixth straight win. Xavier, buoyed by a 27 13 win over Louisville last week, counters with Joe Degaro at QB and a running game led by Bobby Judd Lenny Frey and Jack Byrne.
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Xavier University
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Louisville
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Westmont
New Jersey
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Philadelphia
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Peoria
Ill
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Jack Byrne
Chicago
Joe Degaro
Ohio State receiver among nine ends named AP poll nominees
Bob Grimes of Ohio State University was named by the Associated Press among nine collegiate ends nationwide for outstanding play last week. The list honors players for their performances in the previous games.
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New York
Bob Grimes
Ohio State University
Associated Press
Warren Boxer to Meet Dick Wagner in Arena TV Bout
Warren Sabotin from Topponish Washington has signed to fight light heavyweight Dick Wagner in a nationally televised Arena bout on November 5. The original plan paired Sabotin with Danny Nardico of Tampa, who refused to sign after Knocking Sabotin out in their prior encounter.
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Warren
Earl
Lalu) Sabotin
Dick Wagner
Topponish
Wash
Sabotin
Danny Nardico
Tampa
Nardico
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported By AP
In Los Angeles Freddie Be shore won on points over Abel Fernandez. In Newark Marcelino Armenteros stopped Leonard Ingram in the third. In London Randolph Turpin outpointed George Angelo for the British Empire middleweight title while Terry Allen stopped Eric Marsden for the British flyweight title.
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Associated Press
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Freddie Beshore
Abel Fernandez
Newark
N. J
Marcelino Armenteros
Havana
Leonard Ingram
Philadelphia
London
Randolph Turpin
George Angelo
South Africa
Terry Allen
Eric Marsden
Lancashire
Servicemen News: Charles E. Lewis Arrives in Korea
Pfc. Charles E. Lewis, 19, reached Korea in late September with the 45th Infantry Division after training in Japan. A Middletown High School alumnus and former Middletown Coca Cola employee, he is from 103 Burton Rd. Also, Fireman Douglas H. Clifton serves aboard USS Tortuga in the Far East, son of Millard F. and Mrs. Clifton of 2204 Woodlawn Ave.
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Korea
William Lewis
Burton Rd
45Th Infantry Division
Japan
Young Lewis
Indiantown Gap
Middletown High School
Middletown Coca Cola Bottling Company
Douglas H. Clifton
Far East
Fireman Clifton
Millard F. Clifton
Woodlawn Ave
Gibbys Rolls In National Bowling Meet In St Louis
Gibby's Smokery leads the Classic Bowling League with a 996 team average and competes in the national five man elimination tournament in St Louis. The event runs Saturday to Sunday with 48 top teams, and the winner faces Pfieffer Beer or King Louie Shirts for the national title.
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St. Louis
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Pfieffer Beer
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Detroit
King Louie
Gibby
Don Dennis
Lefty Hyde
Art Spruance
Clarence Abell
Ralph Laurens
Ralph Lackey
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Jayvees Set For Fourth Straight Victory At Fairmont
Middletown High Jayvees seek a fourth consecutive win as they face Fairmonts junior varsity at Barnitz Stadium. With a 4-1 record, they aim to extend a scoring surge that produced 64 points in the last two games and limited opponents to a single TD.
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Middletown High Jayvees
Fairmont
Barnitz Stadium
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Dayton Roosevelt
Red Sox appoint Lou Boudreau as manager
A year ago Lou Boudreau signed a two year contract to manage the Red Sox. Five years ago Ted Williams led the Associated Press All Star Baseball Poll with the most votes. Ten years ago President Roosevelt moved the Army Navy game to Annapolis to prevent travel disruptions. Twenty years ago Eddie Rommel of the Philadelphia Athletics received an unconditional release.
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Ton Red Sox
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Annapolis
Eddie Rommel
Philadelphia Athletics
Michigan State Tackle Warren Spragg Co-Holds Intramural Doubles Title
Warren Spragg of Michigan State shares the college intramural doubles tumbling championship. The event crowns co-holders, with Spragg listed among the top performers in the competition.
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Michigan State
Warren Spragg
Goodtime League Stars Highlight Local Bowling Honor Roll
Ralph Laurens rolled a 640 for his ninth season high as No. 4 edged No. 3 in Moose League at Broad St. Bowl. Jack Frisbie 615 and Lowell Murphy 609 led other top scores while Betty Baldwin opened the Women s Recreation League honor roll with 506. Multiple leagues report high scores, records, and double wins across Armco and Gardner circuits with players like Vera Pickelsimer and Edna Bowman among leaders.
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Jack Frisbie
Lowell Murphy
Dargin Seafion
Armco Girls
Vera Pickelsimer
Women’s Recreation League
Betty Baldwin
Boots Mills
Ruth Lynch
Edna Bowman
Laurens
John Schwall
Lefty Hyde
Jasper Harrison
No 6
Ed Canter
Carfax
Duff
Rose Hackney
Phillips’ Boot Shop
Baker's Funeral Home
Baker's
Mayer's
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Burnett
Gnaps
Red Top
Dot Long
Pat Watts
Elva Saylor
Brooks River Camp Deepens Alaska Fishing Dreams
Alaska travel note at Brooks River Camp in Katmai National Monument highlights easy shore casting for grayling rainbow trout and sockeye salmon. Describes access from Anchorage via King Salmon, wildlife like brown bears, and weather shifts that favored spoon lures over flies.
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Consolidated
Brooks River
Izaac Walton
Brooks Camp
Anchorage
King Salmon
Katmai National Monument
Brooks
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