Franklin Wildcats Schedule Sets 16 Games for 1949 season
Franklin High announces a 16 game schedule for the 1949 season with the debut of coach Clarence McDade replacing Johnny Born. The slate includes the Middies opener December 2 and includes home and away games at Middletown and Osborn, Monroe, Springfield Catholic, Eaton, Lebanon, Miamisburg, Waynesville, and others.
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Franklin
Franklin Wildcat
Clarence McDade
Johnny Born
Wildcat
Franklin Quintet
Middies
Middletown
Osborn
Orthridge
Monroe
Miamisak
Eaton
E ’Cats
Seven Mile
Xenia Osso
Springboro
Hamilton Public
Waynesville
Lebanon
Otterbein
Northridge
Boxing results from last night across four cities
In Chicago Pat Iacobucci won a decision over Bob Henry after eight rounds. In Trenton Ike Williams outpointed Al Mobley over ten rounds. In Toledo Archie Moore stopped Phil Muscato in six rounds. In Tucro n Lloyd Marshall knocked out Watson Jones in three rounds.
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Chicago
Pat Iacobucci
Cincinnati
Bob Henry
Milwaukee
Trenton
N. J
Ike Williams
al Mobley
Elizabeth
Toledo
Archie Moore
Phil Muscato
Italo
Tucron
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Watson Jones
Los Angeles
Eagles Pin Loop leaders tied as Bombs and Hot Rods surge
In Broad Street Bowl Mor league action the Buzz Bombs and Hot Rods split wins to share the lead, with Twin Bars closing in after sweeping the Tramps. Individual scores include Les Theodore 161 231 142 534 for the Hot Rods and Mike Mikovich 229 178 193 600 for the Tigers.
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Eagles
Bob Fink
John Mikovich
Eagles Lodge
Broad St. Bowl-Mor
Buzz
Hot Rods
Bombers
Les Theodore
Byron Himmelright
Bill Selby
The
Pumpkins
Big Luv
Yanks
Ray Paynter, Jr
Budweiser
Bavarian
Hal Males
Bill Barnes
Homan Beverages
L. Bauer
John Takach
Chatterdine
Duff's
E. Nixon
John Krasnowski
Bud's
Wombold's
Maxim Kahut Bout Set for Cincinnati Ring Standings
In Cincinnati tonight at the Garden Maxim from Cleveland and Kahut of Portland meet over 10 rounds as two hopefuls in the Charles heavyweight sweepstakes. Maxim holds the NBA light heavyweight title but it is not on the line.
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Cincinnati
Joey Maxim
Joe Kahut
Ezzard Charles
NBA
Maxim
Cleveland
Kahut
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati Garden
Sam Becker
Charles
Joe Louis
Alabama 1949 Football Team Composed Mostly of Local Talent
Local Tuscaloosa report says 45 of the 65 players on the University of Alabama 1949 football squad are Alabama boys. Other states represented include Florida four players Pennsylvania three Georgia Ohio New Jersey two each and single players from Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee New York Massachusetts Iowa and Illinois.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Alabama
Florida
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Ohio
New Jersey
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
New York
Massachusetts
Iowa
Illinois
Carton team scores in mixed bowling trio results
In the trio matches Carton Reds beat Carton Whites with 184 232 158 574 while Curt Watts posted 202 184. Carton Whites defeated Carton Office 203 589. Barr 151 209 167 527 led Reds and Don Worman 197 161 164 522 led Office. Carton Blues dropped Bill Duck 221 165 193 579 as Main Office won two.
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Mill No. 2
Carton Reds
Curt Watts
Carton Whites
Carton
Barr
Reds
Don Worman
Carton Blues
Bill Duck
Xavier Seeks Second Win Over Dayton Sunday
Xavier seeks a seventh straight win as the Musketeers meet the Dayton Flyers at Xavier Stadium Sunday at 2 15 p m in a return game. Dayton’s offense has piled up at least four touchdowns in recent games, while Xavier touts a 170 to 47 scoring edge in seven games and aims to extend a rivalry that has been tied 7–7 since 1920.
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Dayton Flyers
Xavier Stadium
Ed Kluska
Musketeers
Flyers
Dayton
St. Bonaventure
Marshall
Toledo
Youngstown
Xavier
West Virginia Wesleyan
Quantico
Marines
Miami
John Carroll
Louisville
Ray Janaszek
Cliff Wilke
Musketeer
Charlie Squeri
Japs Seek Resumption of U S Japan Swim Rivalry in 1950
In Columbus Ohio Masaji Kiyokawa, coach of Japan's Amateur Swimming Federation, invites the United States to renew swimming competition with Japan in 1950. Mayor Rhodes plans to ask Gen. Douglas MacArthur for permission. Also noted is Penn State naming Backfield Coach Frank Patrick, a Pittsburgh graduate, as the first non-alumnus on the football staff since 1935.
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Columbus CO
United States
Japan
James A. Rhodes
AAU
Masaji Kiyokawa
Amateur Swimming Federation of
Rhodes
Douglas MacArthur
Outsider State College
Frank Patrick
Pittsburgh
Penn State
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Leonard Wagner
Clear Lake
Honor Roll Gardner Board League
Mike Barach
Elks
Bloom
J. Ballard
Jim Lang
Dot Lang
Predmore
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Joe Thosthing
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Tuck Sanders
A. Edwards
D. Doebler
Tag Along
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Dead End
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YMCA
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Steele Wallpaper
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C. Steele
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Paul McCane
O. Kash
WPFB
Bob Gade
Lions
Rootie
T. Hogan
Charlie Little
Carton Tigers
Mill
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Norman Molen
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COX Bros. Garage
Woodlawn Ave
Cincy
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A& Grimes
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