Bud Wilkinson overrules praise as Sooners fear Kentucky
International News Service reports Bud Wilkinson, brimming with gloom over Oklahoma ahead of the Sugar Bowl, labels his team overrated and worries about Kentucky’s aerial threat led by Babe Perilli. Rain and injuries hinder practice as Dallas and Miami bowl prep continue.
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Timken Entry Bowls 106 To Gain Top Spot
Norma Hostetler rose to first in the women's division of the second annual Repository over-average tournament at Castamall with 106, edging Bess Seccombe by one. Ted Stevens led the men with 144 as scores run below last season. Event runs through Monday with room for late entrants. Monday’s schedule begins at 1 o'clock.
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Timberites
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Ted Stevens
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Mrs. Seccombe
Waynesburg wins fifth B league game 73 41 at Beach City
Waynesburg Mohawks, defending Stark County Class B champions, roared to a 73 41 victory at Beach City, extending their league win streak to five. Ken Estee, Leroy Thompson, and John White led with 19, 23, and 12 points as Beach City’s reserves were outscored in the final period. Oren Thompson led Beach City with 14 points as Waynesburg pulled away after halftime.
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Mohawks
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Leroy Thompson
John White
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Red Wings Move Ahead to First With Big Win
Detroit Red Wings, in peak form from last season, surged to first place after an 8-1 rout of the Montreal Canadiens. The victory came early in the game, as Detroit cracked the Canadiens’ defense and rode a dominant performance through their 11th unbeaten game.
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Buckeyes Aim to Break Tigers Streak Tonight
Ohio State, fresh from a 65-55 win over unbeaten St Louis, meets Princeton in East Lansing. The Tigers beat Lafayette Bucknell Rutgers and Colgate, while Ohio State aims to extend its record to four wins and two losses before its Big Ten slate. Captain Jim Remington, Pete Gillaugh, Ralph Armstrong, Jim Karaffa, and Dick Dawe start for the Buckeyes.
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Evening High School Scores Report from Ohio Prep Roundup
A compiled list shows several Ohio high school games with final scores. Notable results include Massillon 60 Dayton Dunbar 56, Mentor 67 Huron 65 in double overtime, Columbus North 74 Toledo DeVal biss 45, and Cincinnati Western Hills 38 over Hamilton Catholic 42.
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College Scores From A Packed Weekend Slate
A broad set of college basketball results features Toledo routing Mississippi College 91 to 4 and a mix of close outcomes and decisive wins. Notable scores include Cincinnati 83 over Xavier 70, Vanderbilt 54 over Baylor 53, Navy 60 beating North Carolina 49, and North Carolina State 89 over Tulane 75. Other results show Wisconsin 75 over San Jose State 59 and De Paul 68 over Illinois 65.
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Michigan Band Arrives To Help Football Squad
The 150 member Michigan marching band reached Pasadena to perform and preview the Rose Bowl scene. About 2,000 gathered as the Wolverines paraded through town showcasing the style that earned national recognition. California held a slight edge to win by three points, while Michigan boasted musical advantages with four trombones and a glockenspiel.
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Greentown Merchants seek bookings after third straight win
The Greentown Merchants drew a 59 to 41 victory over the Northeast Merchants on Wednesday night and now seek games with Class B teams. Contact Dick Hoffman at 9-8111 after 4 PM. <END>
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City League Cage Results Highlight Unbeaten Rainbow Falls
Ryccees Tailors won 51-42 over Rainbow Cafe to stay atop Class B as Rainbow dropped into a four way second place tie. Stahlheber Cardinals beat Ann's Spaghetti 51-42 and Heinie's Grill rolled 60-31 over Local 1718 to join Lattavo Bros. in runnerup spot. Charley Ropes led Heinies with 20 points, Virgil Roman top-scoring on the losers with 17. Mondoks surged behind Elliott 15 Fortion 13 Ferruccio 11. Class D slate opens tonight with Independents vs Northwest Merchants and Reedurban Merchants vs Jewish Center. Lee Fogolin cites as top holler guy in NHL.
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Two Major Changes In Ohio Boxers Ratings
The Ohio State Boxing Association announced two major changes in its quarterly state ratings. Charley Cotton of Toledo becomes welterweight champion replacing Sugar Costner who moved to Camden New Jersey after eye injury and NBA suspension. The committee also dropped Chuck Hunter Cleveland middleweight for inactivity while rookie of the year honors went to Elmer Lakotas of Youngstown and Eddie Burgin of Cincinnati.
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Bud) Smith
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Captain of Rams Quits as Professional Player
Fred Naumetz captain and center of the Los Angeles Rams retires from professional football. A former Boston College star, he plans to coach next season after joining the Rams in 1946 following Navy service.
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Boxing Results From United Press Report
New York Ernie Roberts outpointed Phil Morizio in New York followed by Jackie Lovatt outpointing Bob Stecher in Providence R I. Del Flanagan stopped Jackie Graves in Austin Minnesota after rounds in Portland Maine and Minneapolis Minnesota bouts listed.
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