McKinley Domination Shocks Alliance in Canton Clash
Canton McKinley crushed Alliance 46 to 7 before 26 500 fans as Johnny Colceri ran 76 yards for the opener and finished with 207 yards on 20 carries. Louis Mariano added 160 yards on 15 attempts. McKinley outgained Alliance 423 to 82 in rushing while combining for two TD passes from John Rogers to Elijah Lipkins.
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Ohio
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Cosc “Bup
Rearick
Associated Press Sports Writers
McKinley
Alliance
Aviators
Massillon
Johnny Colceri
Louis Mariano
Colceri
Jerry Thorpe
Aviator
Mariano
Worthy
Dogs
John Rogers
Elijah Lipkins
Hamilton 34-12 Victory Over Portsmouth Trojans
Hamilton Big Blue overcame a tough Portsmouth defense to win 34-12 at Municipal Stadium. Key plays included a 93-yard return by Jim Bailey and a 56-yard run by Gordon, with Hamilton leading 14-0 at halftime and extending the margin in the second half as scouts from Middletown watched for the Butler Bowl.
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Portsmouth
Hamilton
Big Blue
Trojans
Middletown
Hamiltonians
Zanesville
Chuck Thackara
Jim “Boxcar” Bailey
Aass
Bill Wilks
Jackie Ordon
Sumser
McGuire
Prentier
Bailey
Gordon
Smith
White
Gambill
Mitrone
Sarringhaus Signs With Wilmington Clippers
NEW YORK UP Paul Sarringhaus former grid great from Ohio State University was signed by the Wilmington Clippers of the American Football League yesterday after his release by the Detroit Lions of the National League earlier this week.
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Paul Sarringhaus
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Ohio State University
Wilmington Clippers
Detroit Lions
Zollners Open ABA Cage Season in Dayton Coliseum
The Ft Wayne Zollners, new ABA member, face the Independent Toledo Collegians in Dayton on opening night at the Coliseum.
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Dayton
Wayne Zollners
The
Basketball Association of America
Toledo Collegians
Harvard Keeps 16-11 Edge Over Army Series Since 1895
Despite Army's win this season, Harvard maintains a 16-11 margin in the historic series dating to 1895, underscoring long standing rivalry between the institutions.
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Army
Harvard
Middletown Middies Host Columbus East at Lincoln Field
Columbus East visits Lincoln Field tonight to test Middies defense on Parents Night. Middies aim for seventh win as Curt Jones fires passes to Bob Grimes and Rocko Joslin while East counterups with Norm Paske and a strong aerial attack.
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Middletown
Lincoln Field
Glen Ellison
Gudders
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Tigers
Ralph Webster
Columbus West
Linden McKinley
Curt Jones
Bob Grimes
Rocko Joslin
Gates
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Middies
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Cols
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Anthony Gross
Hornberger Shafer
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R. Stewart Combs
Graver Decatur
Cunningham Joslin
Sharp Jones
Paske Hawkins
Wright Crocker
J. Stewart Sebald
FB Sowards
Pep Dethroned By Sandy Saddler
In New York, Willie Pep loses the featherweight title to Sandy Saddler in a 2 38 fourth round stoppage. Saddler's speed overwhelms Pep as the crowd of 14,685 at the Garden sees Pep down twice before the final count. Commissioner Eddie Eagan defends the bout's integrity amid betting rumors and notes Pep’s plans for a rematch.
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Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Saddler
Jean Harlem
Pep
Wily Willie
Ruby Goldstein
Eddie Eagan
Eagan
Hartford
Conn
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Ohio Teams in Running for Cigar Bowl Invitation
Five Midwest teams vie for a Cigar Bowl berth on New Year’s night in Tampa. Missouri Valley’s Vikings, the 1948 winners, extended their 38th straight win with a victory over Culver-Stockton. Hanover College and Denison, both with one loss or unbeaten records, join Heidelberg and Bowling Green in the consideration.
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Fla
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Vikings
Culver- Stockton
Hanover
Ind
DePauw
Denison
Heidelberg
Bowling Green
Ohio
Mansfield Tigers Rout Dayton Kiser 62 7
Mansfield Tigers dominated Dayton Kiser with a 62 to 7 victory. The home team surged for 568 total yards, 506 on the ground, led by Charley Jenkins with two scores and Leo Gregorio adding three.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Tigers
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Kiser
Charley Jenkins
Leo Gregorio
Springboro and Carlisle to play baseball at Armco Field
Springboro and Carlisle high schools will meet in a baseball playoff at Armco Field on Tuesday night. The game stretches from a fall league encounter that ended in a tie. Three days later Springboro opens its basketball season at Bellbrook.
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Carlisle
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Bellbrook
Franklin Vets Carded Franklin Dayton Bombers Return Game
The Veteran Wildcats schedule a return game with the Dayton Bombers, an all-colored team, Tuesday afternoon on the Franklin athletic field.
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Orioles Take Three From Fenzels In Y Major League Action
The Orioles shut out Fenzel's Jewelers 222-183-176-591 as Bill Rupp led with that score. Tom Harrison topped Carfax with 232-213-198-643 while Jack Frisbie added 187-236-202-625. In other leagues, Traffic and Production No 1 posted shutouts, Branham led Logan-Long with 208-182-239-629, and Bud's Market won 2-1 over Doebler Brothers at Bowl Mar with 222 last game.
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Lewis Motor Mart
Ralph Baker
W. Baker
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John Carroll Tops Case as Wittenberg Falls to Marietta
Four Ohio college games opened the weekend football schedule with several upsets and close finishes. John Carroll topped Case Tech 33 13 in Cleveland, Youngstown beat Kent State 19 7, Marietta rallied to defeat Wittenberg 26 7, and Ashland downed Kenyon 19 7. Bluffton defeated Taylor 6 0 in Marion.
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Wittenberg
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John Bohanes
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Ashland College
Eagles
Kenyon Lords
Herb Hart
Ohio
Bluffton College
Taylor University
Marion
Ind
Band Toots For Tom Burrow? Brown Band Heads South
The 70 piece Brown University band will travel from Providence to Brown Rutgers game after Gov Dewey helped secure 500 from the Republican State Central Committee. The band previously lacked funds but seized the chance to perform. Brown had planned to stay on campus during Truman’s Providence visit.
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Pilaster Favored In Governor Bowie Handicap
Baltimore AP reports Pilaster is likely favorite at Pimlico in the Governor Bowie Handicap a 1 3 4 mile race for 10000 added. four year old Pilate son Pilaster has won the Saga and Grayson stakes carrying 124 pounds for trainer Harry L Strauss.
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Bowl Hopes Hinge On Evanston Tilt
Northwestern and Ohio State clash in Evanston with Rose Bowl chances on the line. Northwestern’s only loss this season came at Michigan 28-0, while Ohio State’s only defeat was 14-7 to Iowa. The winner moves into second in the Big Nine standings as both teams boast potent offenses and sharp passing attacks.
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Murakowski
Collage football scores from various colleges and high schools
Clemson 26 Boston College 19. Temple 20 Bucknell 0. Vanderbilt 47 Auburn 0. Maryland 27 Miami Florida 13. Georgetown tie Georgetown 10 Denver 10. OHio teams and many others listed with final scores across colleges and high schools including Ashland 19 Kenyon 7 and Massillon 39 Warren 14.
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