Tulane Ends Notre Dame Series After 1950 Game
Tulane, crushed 46 to 7 by Notre Dame, becomes latest school to sever football ties with the undefeated Irish. Athletic director Krause says Budgets and schedules through 1952 firm, with no future games planned. Notre Dame considers other opponents as Big Ten slate plans proceed.
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Notre Dame Army Preview Sees Steubenville Victory Expected
The Middletown column predicts Notre Dame and Army to hold the top spots, with Steubenville routed by a fairly large margin Friday night. It retorts critics who say sports writers hype games, noting Tulane’s weaker showing against Cincinnati as a point in debate.
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Middletown Gridiron Preview Steubenville Showdown Looms
Middletown high meets Steubenville at Lincoln Field in a game billed as a breezy mismatch. Hoyman leads Steubenville with two returning lettermen as Massillon and Canton McKinley loom as tougher recent opponents. The Middies, stung by a Lima Central loss and a yo yo protest, aim to rebound and deliver a decisive victory.
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Baker Named At San Diego
San Diego California AP The San Diego Baseball Club of the Pacific Coast League announced Del Baker as its next manager He was hired by the Cleveland Indians for the San Diego job under a working agreement Baker will replace Bucky Harris who resigned to manage the Washington Senators Baker, 57, previously managed the Sacramento club in the same league and was released from a two year contract at season end
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Ohio Horse Sets Pace In Jumper Showdown
In Harrisburg, Pennsyl vania, Sun Beau topped All Afire in the in and out jumping class to lead the non military jumpers. Sun Beau earned 13 points to All Afire's 11 as the Mex Army swept the military class against Canada Ireland and Chile.
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Chile
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Annville
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Corum Mentioned To Succeed Winn At Derby Planning
In Louisville AP report Bill Corum, New York sports columnist, named as likely successor to the late Col. Matt Winn as Kentucky Derby planner. Churchill Downs committee member said Corum had been interviewed as Winn’s successor after his death this month.
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Bill Corum
New York
Matt Winn
Colonel Winn
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Ohio State Practice After Win Over Wisconsin
Ohio State football coach Wesley Fesler reports only one injured player from the 21-0 win over Wisconsin. Tom Watson sprained ankle will miss the Northwestern game while Vic Janowicz, Pete Perini, Jack Lininger, and Dick Schnittker are expected to be ready. Scout Gene Fekete notes Northwestern has talent but lacks a spark. Northwestern losses include Pitt, Minnesota, and Iowa with wins over Michigan and Purdue.
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Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
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Wisconsin
Bucks
Tom Watson
Vic Janowicz
Pete Perini
Jack Lininger
Dick Schnittker
Gene Fekete
Wildcats
Southworth backs yellow margarine over butter
Columbus AP Billy Southworth, manager of the Boston Braves, praised yellow margarine and urged fair competition with butter. He criticizes butter producers for pressuring Ohio housewives, argues aggressive advertising can expand the butter market, and calls to end special privileges and discrimination. He farms 125 acres near Sunbury, Ohio.
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Billy Southworth
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Yellow Margarine
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Sunbury
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McKinley Faces Seven Mile at Lincoln Field Today
McKinley drew a jump on Roosevelt week with a gridiron clash at Lincoln Field this afternoon against Seven Mile. The Teddies host Dayton Fairmont Thursday afternoon at Roosevelt Field after a rescheduling due to Junior Varsity and junior high games, leading to a crowded gridiron slate.
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Sports Mirror Recalls AFL ACL Battle Atoz
Year ago Admiral Ingram urged peace between AAC and NFL. Three years ago Dr Mal Stevens left Brooklyn Dodgers coach post. Five years ago Jim Tabor joined the Army after Red Sox season.
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Not Selling Reds Declares Crosley Not For Sale
Cincinnati owner Powel Crosley Jr says his stock in the Reds is not for sale and that no offer or purchase attempt from Joe McCarthy or any McCarthy agent has been received. He notes no one has sought to buy control of the club for a long time.
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Coal Strike Forces Cancellation of Special Trains
New York Central canceled all special trains to Ohio events amid a coal strike. NYC agents announced the Ohio State Northwestern game specials, the Cleveland Browns game specials, and planned Columbus to Ann Arbor trips were uncertain. Two trains from Cincinnati to Columbus for the Northwestern game were scrapped. 2700 tickets had been sold for Browns specials from Toledo and Bellefontaine.
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Eaton Players Suffer Burns From Lime Marking At Tipp City
Eaton High football players sustained serious chemical burns after Tipp City field custodians used untreated lime to mark yard lines. Heavy rain dampened the lime and intensified the burns, with Gene Neff and Bob Weadick among the most seriously affected.
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Tipp City Burns Halts Southwestern Buckeye League Game
Both players and several others suffered burns and were treated by local physicians. Tipp City reported more serious injuries than Eaton, prompting officials to postpone the Southwestern Buckeye League game with Versailles to a later date.
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Middies Criticize Lima Central Game Performance
Middies coach Glenn Ellison told the Quarterback Club that Lima Central exposed flaws in their 20-6 victory. He noted a strong first period but a faltering second, blaming a 4-4-2 defense and missing scouting reports for Steubenville. Friday is Parents Night.
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Thoroughbred racing season yields over 54 million purses in 1948
New York reports 20,254 racing thoroughbreds competed for a total purses of 54,436,063. The average potential earnings per horse reached 2689 dollars as the season closed.
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Middies Bubble Into Top Ten In Ohio Poll
Massillon slips to eighth as Canton McKinley dominates the rankings. Mansfield remains strong with a 5 1 record while Lakewood and McKinley lead the unbeaten pack. A surge by Sandusky and Findlay reshuffles the bottom of the top ten amid weekend upsets.
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Akron South
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Chuck Mather
Massillon
Canton McKinley
Wapehane
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Schwordaeenskee
Middletown
Susans OO
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Wildcats
McKinley
Lakewood Crew
Tommy Ness
Halloween Reflections and a Mattress Joke From Middletown Lumber
A nostalgic column from Middletown Lumber Company at 1925 Central Avenue playful about Halloween fun and advice for safe tricks. It ends with a quirky note about a special rubber mattress for cows and a request for customer ideas.
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