Middletown Middies vs Roosevelt Postponed By Flu Woes
Middletown will host Dayton Roosevelt at Barnitz Stadium tonight at 8 after a two day delay caused by 15 players, seven of them starters, sidelined by flu. Coach Glenn Ellison will confirm available players after fitness checks as Roosevelt’s Alvin Jones and Butch Macpherson pace their attack in a 17th meeting with the Middies leading 13–1–1. A Pee Wee League game opens at 7.
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Fenwick Homecoming Win Highlights Beiser Night
Larry Beiser scored 17 points to lead Fenwick over Carlisle 35-12 at Barnitz Stadium in the Falcons homecoming game lasting two hours and 40 minutes. Carlisle was downed as Fenwick pulled away in the second half.
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Loser Also Winner In Video Bout
Ottawa lightweight Gale Kerwin subbed against Johnny Russo in a televised Madison Square Garden main event. Russo won on points after a sixth round knockdown, but Kerwin drew praise for a strong first half and crowd support from about 1,900 in attendance. Busso’s win sets up a Nov. 29 Garden date with Paolo Rosi as flu replacements affected the lineup.
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Miami Rout Dashes Kansas In Opener Upset Bid Dies
Miami Husk the Jayhawks 48-6 in the season opener as Fran Curci runs for two touchdowns and passes for another. Kansas falls to 1-4-1 while Miami improves to 2-2-1, with a blocked punt return for a Kansas score and a decisive second quarter surge.
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Coast Loop May Collapse Sows Talks of New California Conference
State Assemblyman Frank G. Bonelli warns the Pacific Coast Conference is in a sick condition and may collapse without intervention. A San Francisco hearing Monday will discuss dissolving PCC and forming an All California Conference of Major Schools amid penalties on USC UCLA Washington and California and fan attendance declines.
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Clarkson Dies After Sideline Heart Attack in Texas High School Game
Stuart Lenox Clarkson a former Texas A&I College and Chicago Bear linebacker died of a heart attack Friday night. He collapsed on the Hitchcock field during a game between Sugarland High School where he coached and Hitchcock. Sugarland won 25 0. Clarkson played seven seasons with the Bears teaming with Clyde Turner.
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Triangles Practice For Armco Title Defense
The Armco Triangles basketball team will practice twice this week under manager Jim Blanken. They will work out tomorrow and Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Mayfield Gym to defend their city independent championship.
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Massillon Rockets Past Warren for Top High School Grid Rise
Massillon Tigers return to contention in Ohio scholastic football after beating undefeated No. 1 Warren. Sub quarterback Joe Sparma connected on a 38 yard TD pass to Clyde Childers as time expired, no extra point. Massillon rose from sixth to force a major climb in the rankings. Benedictine remains the No. 2 team after a one point loss to Massillon.
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Dodgers to Stay at Vero Beach for Spring Training
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced plans to continue spring training at Vero Beach Florida for next spring due to the value of their investment there, though they are not committed beyond that period.
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Miami Faces Purdue In Big Ten Test
Miami University Redskins travel to Lafayette to face Purdue as 2,000 fans plus strong optimism attend a light workout at Ross Rae Stadium. Coach Johnny Pont urges focus and effort to pull off an upset against the Boilers.
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Dodgers May Sign Dressen as Aide to Alston
Charley Dressen weighed three major league offers and quit his $25,000 Senate post to return to baseball. The Los Angeles Dodgers confirmed talks to hire Dressen as an assistant to manager Walt Alston after his West Coast watching last season with the Senators.
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Week of high school football scores in Ohio and beyond
Summary of grid results across Ohio high schools with multiple matchups. Akron East beat Kenmore 7 to 0 while Tol. Waite defeated Macomber 26 0. Massillon lost 20 to Warren 14. Cincinnati Elder down Ironton 32 to 6. Cincinnati Woodward defeated Wah. Hills 13 to 32. Miami Fla routed Kansas 48 to 6, Miss Southern 20, Chattanooga.
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McKinley and Roosevelt Clash in Final Game at Barnitz Stadium
McKinley, unbeaten in four games, faces Roosevelt at Barnitz Stadium in the season finale. Roosevelt, seeking a turnaround after three straight losses following an opening 38 40 win over Dayton Barnes.
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Dow Shares Third In Hesperia Open Golf
In Hesperia California 4 Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta Florida and Athens Ohio shared third with 136 eight under par at the halfway mark in the $15000 Hesperia Open. Finsterwald posted 68s and was tied with Doug Ford of Mahopac New York. Ten players tied for 12th with 141 include Gordon Jones of Alliance Ohio and Tom Nie lporte of Cincinnati.
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Friday's Fights Results At Madison Square Garden
Johnny Busso from New York outpointed Gale Kerwin of Valley Stream New York at Madison Square Garden. Kerwin weighed 139 and Busso 138 and fought a close bout.
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