West Coast football in turmoil over Rose Bowl fate
Grantland Rice appraises the chaotic impact of recent Big Ten wins on the Pacific Coast Conference. He notes presidents consider abolishing the Rose Bowl or moving dates, debates over all star games, and the broader struggle to curb alumni influence amid coaching upheavals and the looming sanity code.
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County and district scores from Ohio and neighboring states
A sweep of high school basketball results lists numerous county district and city matchups across Ohio, with scores including Minerva 60 Malvern 56 and Dover 61 Uhrichsville 40. The sprawling roundup covers teams such as Columbus East, Steubenville, Warren St. Mary, Mingo, and Canton area schools, plus several Pennsylvania and West Virginia entries, noting overtime games and close finishes.
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Uhrichsville
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Conetton Valley
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Shreve
Smithville
Congress
Adena
Dillonvale
Wintersville
Yorkville
Mingo
Brilliant
Troy-Lukey
Fremont St. Joseph
Monroeville
York Township
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Montpelier
Wren
Neptune
Willshire
Rockford
Proat
Moundsville
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Ohio Deaf
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Dresden
Crooksville
New Concord
MecConnellsville
Berlin Panthers Top Orrville 60 to 41 In Ohio Cage Clash
Berlin Panthers defeated Orrville 60 to 41 in Orrville. Art Rottman scored 17 points for the visitors as Berlin trailed 16-13 after the first quarter and 28-27 at halftime before pulling away to lead 43-36 after the third period.
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Martin
Timken Frosh topple Louisville Frosh 51 to 30 on home court
Timken freshman improved to 3-1 by routing Louisville Frosh 51 30 on the winners side. John Hiben led Timken with 23 points while T Mickley added 10 for Louisville. The matchup showed foul trouble for the Leopards as Timken connected on 19 of 26 free throws and Louisville made 10 of 29.
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Yale Coach Huth Praises Strong Eli Swim Team History
New Haven Connecticut Bob Kip Huth Yale and Olympic swimming coach says Eli has one of the strongest teams in history. He notes the program’s depth and tradition as it prepares for upcoming competitions.
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Lions score upset win over Wooster 49-47
Lincoln Lions, 0-6 before Tuesday, rallied for a 49-47 upset of the Wooster Generals. Lincoln grabbed a 11-0 start by Wooster, trailed briefly, then led 42-35 after three quarters and held the lead the rest of the way to notch their first win and improve to 1-6 in the rivalry at 7-3 all-time.
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Quakers Edge Wildcats In Final Six Seconds
In New Philadelphia on January 10 1956 the Quakers with Jim Reese and Dave Leggett led late and a defensive rule call against Lincoln allowed New Philadelphia to pull ahead 55 53 as Leggett added a late free throw. Lincoln suffered a 55 53 loss after a rough game with 45 fouls.
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Red) Ash
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Dozen Stark Gloves Champions Will Be Decided Here Thursday
Twelve 1951 Stark County Golden Gloves champions will be decided Thursday night at Jewish Center gym on an eight o’clock 15 bout card. Open and novice divisions will crown six titlists each with three semifinal bouts. Local notables and former title holders compete as awards are presented for outstanding boxer and most promising novice.
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Ellet Tops North Canton 40 36 In Metro League Clash
Akron Ellets Orangemen pulled ahead in the second half to beat North Canton 40 to 36 in a Metropolitan League contest. Dick Kahler led Ellet with 16 points, Bob Royer added 10, while North Canton’s Morrow and Spitler led with 10 and 9 points respectively. The win improves Ellet to 4-2 in league play. North Canton drops to 3-3.
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Morrow
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Ganzer
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Fassnacht
New Orleans Hosts First New Year's Day Football Game
In 1897 New Orleans staged the first New Year’s Day football game marking a historic start for the city as a gridiron venue. The event highlighted early college football play and energized regional sports interest.
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McKenna Scores 43 as Denison St Mary Falls to Conotton Valley
SHERRODSVILLE Jan 10 Special Frank McKenna pours in 43 points but Denison St. Mary loses 73 to 71 to Conotton Valley. Final score Conotton Valley 73 Denison St. Mary 71 with reserves 33-21.
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Rivals Stage 20th Intracity Clash Thursday
Lehman and Timken renew tight intracity rivalry at Memorial Field House in a 20th meeting. Both teams boast historic close margins, with Timken leading 10-9 last year and both sides maintaining similar scoring averages. The Polar Bears' Cyril Paumier leads with 76 points as Timken and Lehman prep for another fierce showdown.
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