Hal Paul Emerges as Replacement Candidate for McCartney
OXFORD, O. Special Woody Hayes, Miami University football coach, weighs Hal Paul 90 pound senior from Cleveland as starting choice to replace Arch McCartney. Paul, offensive end last year, led nation in touchdown receptions, now focused on defense and may fill offensive duties amid McCartney’s leg injury. Hayes aims to sharpen the offense with timing improvements after studying films. Miami prepares for Saturday’s Virginia game with further workouts in Charlottesville and Cincinnati en route.
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Bowling Leagues Set to Meet at Bowl Mor
Organization plans for two leagues at Yankee Rd Bowl Mor will be discussed at an 8 0 p m meeting at Bowl Mor on Broad St Mike Barach says openings remain in the Bowl Mor All Star League and in the Women Handicap League which will bowl Friday evenings The All Star circuit requires a 900 average or better and Barach invites captains sponsors and interested parties to attend Thursday’s meeting
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Barach
Universities clash in Brice-Crowell trophy game
Durham New Hampshire universities meet annually in a football clash for the Brice Crowell trophy an antique flintlock musket featuring the rivalry between New Hampshire and Maine.
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Maine
Monroe and Franklin Set for Thursday Grid Clash
Monroe travels to face undefeated Franklin in a week’s top Middletown high school clash. Franklin seeks a third straight upset win as Monroe, missing key players, aims to rebound after losses to Hamilton Catholic and Dayton Nor ridge. Game starts at 7 p.m. at Franklin athletic field.
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Illini Purdue and Bucks Forecast by Scribe
AP report surveys college football picks with Illinois rounding out Wisconsin 14 and Purdue topping Iowa 7. Ohio State favors over Indiana, Michigan to beat Stanford, Minnesota crushing Nebraska, Notre Dame routing Washington, Notre Dame reserves to see action, and Michigan State favored over Marquette.
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Protege Of Dempsey Kayoed By Bivins In Olympic Bout
Clarence Henry protege of Jack Dempsey was knocked out by veteran Jimmy Bivins in the eighth round of a 10 round fight at the Olympic in Los Angeles. Henry weighed 183 pounds while Bivins weighed 1861. Henry will undergo a physical exam to determine cause of his performance.
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Olympic
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Esther McGraw Scores 589 In Women Bowling League
Esther McGraw's 589 set leads Carjax past Frontier Cafe in the Bowl-Mer's Women Recreation League as Ruth Sanders and Pat Watts post strong totals for Mayer's Meats and Burnett's. Art Spruance tops major league scoring for Transportation with a 643 series while George Conrad opens his season with a 602 in Armco action.
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Don Fulmer
Transportation
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Gray Harrison
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Hearthmen
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Hearthtors
Honest Thief or Not A Dayton Sketch
A Dayton resident reports a missing 126 from a metal box with a note promising repayment. An additional 98 remained intact. The piece ends with a random fact that the United States produces more than half the world's steel.
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Dayton
Julian Tangemann
Tangeman
United States
Harvard Lineman of the Week Named for 2 Year Houston
Harvard tackle Howard Houston, a 200 pound senior from Haverhill Minnesota is named the Associated Press lineman of the week after Harvard’s 44 0 loss to Stanford. Stanford coach Marchie Schwartz praises Houston noting his 90 percent of tackles and hard blocking as he played heroically in the fourth quarter.
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Mase
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Marchie Schwartz
Schwartz
San Francisco
Ewell Pope
Georgia Tech
Pope
Engi
Pitcher Doubles To Win Own Game In Gardner Play
Pitcher Bill Click doubled with two on in the bottom of the seventh to rally the Carlton Lions from behind and defeat Miss No. 2 10 0 at the Gardner diamond. The victory ties the Gardner Board Softball Tourney final at one game each. A third game is planned for Sunday with time to be announced. Click allowed 11 hits while Charlie McMillan allowed eight. Homer Day hit a grand slam for Miss No. 2 in the fifth.
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Baseball Season Leaders In 1960s Era Mix
The report lists major league leaders across batting runs and RBIs in the National and American Leagues. Key figures include Robinson and Reese in batting and runs, Kiner driving RBIs, Musial and Spahn among leaders, with Williams, Mitchell, and Trucks highlighted in various categories. The data shows standout performers across teams such as Brooklyn, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland.
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Kinder
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