Paul Brown Earns High Praise From Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice lauds Paul Brown as a revolutionary coach with five professional championships in five years. Brown is praised for his calm demeanor, clear explanations, and ability to get the best from stars on the American Conference team preparing to meet Joe Stydahar’s All Nations in Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Grantland Rice
Los Angeles
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Martinet
Joe Stydahar
Los Angeles Coliseum
Frank Leahy
Red Blaik
Steve Owen
Greasy Neale
Charlie Caldwell
Bud Wilkinson
Bob Neyland
Ohio State
Cleveland Browns
Big Steve
Philadelphia Eagles
Browns
Graham
Motley
North American Newspaper Alliance
College scoreboard style list of teams and scores
A dense listing of college and university teams with corresponding scores across multiple matchups. The line shows rivals such as Dayton vs Northridge, Eaton, Keene, Fresno, and many others, including Ohio teams like Mount Union and John Carroll as well as national schools. This appears as a compact competition snapshot with numerous results in a single block.
Woodland Defeats Clarendon in Close Ward Battle
Woodland was mislisted as a 41-29 victim of Clarendon in Friday’s grade school basketball results. Woodland won the game by the same score, 41 to 29, correcting the error in the local report.
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Woodland
Clarendon
Lion Quintet Bowls to Pup 7th Straight in Memorial Fieldhouse
McKinley’s Bulldogs defeated Lincoln’s Lions 47-36 in a rough Memorial Fieldhouse showdown. Wendell Earley led McKinley with 18 points while Lincoln’s Bob Van Almen and Herb Schrade added 10 each. Lincoln drops to 1-7. McKinley improves to 6-3 with a late surge. Paid attendance totaled 1,294.
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McKinley
Bulldogs
Lincoln
Lions
Pups
Wendell Earley
Earley
Dover
Herb Schrade
Bob VanAlmen
Bill Good
MecKinley
Karley
Boldt
Ft Zupp
Cassell
Whitfield
Feesers
Jones
Schrade
Parks
Vanney
Singleterry
Hightower
Kiryakedes
MecKin. R
Lincoln R
T McCoy
Philabaum
Kovesci
Miller
Poole
Bowman
E Meacham
Keck
Horner
Rehfus
Mack
Roth
Popoff
Simondinger E Grimsley
Thomas Good
van Alman
Caley
Nehlen
Nostoff
Haddad
Wise
Central Catholic suffers 4th straight defeat to Niles
Niles Red Dragons edged Central Catholic 51 to 48 as Palmer Calderone sparked the visitors with 14 points, including late third quarter bursts, while Central's Jerry Farley led with 18 points. The Crusaders, now 0-4 in recent games, face Delphos St. John next.
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Central Catholic
Crusaders
Niles
Delphos St. John
Central
Palmer Calderone
Invaders
Red Dragons
Calderone
Jerry Farley
Mike Rotunno
Bud Burlingham
Farley
Burlingham
Dick Bullock
Fred Cleary
Bob Collison
Jim O’connor
Ed Hintz
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Collison
Bullock
Rotunne
Littleton
O0'Connor
Cleary
Hintz
Norris
J. Mathys
J. Cline
Paris
Whitney
Johnson
Chesnar
Crum
Sil
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Central R
Cline
Anderson
Chesner
J. Paul
Sarnecchia
Baier
L. Cline
Cortell
Bellinski
Bako Paul
Bresson
East
Joe Mathys
Local Teams Seek Victories In Play Tonight
Cage representatives from Timken McKinley Lehman and Central Catholic face four games tonight. Timken vs Western Reserve Academy, McKinley vs Akron St Vincent, Lehman at Youngstown South, Central Catholic vs Delphos St John. Records show Timken 4 5, WRA 2 0. McKinley 6 3, St Vincent 4 3. Lehman 4 6, South 5 2. Central 0 4, Delphos 8 6.
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Cage
Timken
McKinley
Lehman
Central Catholic
Western Reserve Academy
Akron St. Vincent
Youngstown South
Central
Delphos St. John
Hudsonites
St. John Crew
Bobcats Open Home Season At New Natatorium
Ohio University swim team starts home season January 20 hosting Davis and Elkins of West Virginia in the Bobcat 430 thousand dollar natatorium. Earlier home meet with Xavier was cancelled.
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Athens
Ohio University
Davis and Elkins
W. Va
Xavier
McKinley Bulldogs Open Season Beat Ohio U 43 32
McKinley Bulldog swimmers dominated the opener at McKinley pool beating Ohio U 43 to 32. George Harvey set a pool record in the 100-yard backstroke while Ben Ledger and Jack Van Horn won multiple events. Ohio U veterans placed second in several events as four ex-Bulldogs swam for the visiting team. The meet featured strong turns from Harry Guist and Alex Lewis as Ohio U sited four former Bulldogs in the lineup.
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Ckinley
Ohio University
McKinley
Ted Branin
George Harvey
Harry Guist
Jack van Horn
Ben Ledger
Alex Lewis
Bobcats
Andy Romaneck
Ohio U
Richard Wilson
Andy Minarcheck
Dick Hamlin
Sandy Wilson
Carrollton Warriors edge Dennison 39 38 on last second foul
Carrollton edged Dennison 39 38 as Judd Hall sank a last second foul shot for Carrollton. Jim Walton scored 13 for Carrollton, while Dick Rizor led Dennison with 12 as Carrollton moved to 6 wins in 10 starts.
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Carrollton
Warriors
Dennison
Judd Hall
Jim Walton
Dick Rizor
Long
Schoeneman
Pyles
Walton
G TE Moreland
Hall
Moran tops Betz Addie in San Francisco match
Gussie Moran defeated Mrs Pauline Betz Addie 6-3 in a San Francisco professional tennis card. Jack Kramer beat Pancho Segura, securing another victory as Moran chalked up her ninth win over Addie in 34 meetings.
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San Francisco
Gussie Moran
Pauline Betz Addie
Jack Kramer
Pancho Segura
Gussie
Lions and Leopards Split Tri County League Set
Minerva outscored Columbiana 52 to 44 at home as Lions earned their first league win in three starts and sixth overall. Boardman crushed Louisville 78 to 44, marking Louisville’s second league loss. Boardman led 22-9, 36-25, 57-35 and had triple double figure scorers Suess Carlson Nichols while Louisville’s top scorers included Wartluft Mooth and McGinnis.
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Barberton
Massillon
Boardman
Louisville
Minerva
Columbiana
North Canton
Tallmadge
Fast Sparta
Marlboro
Hartville
Beach City
East Canton
Middlebranch
Greentown
Jackson
Magnolia
Canal Fulton
Waynesburg
Navarre
Uniontown
Brewster
Inerva
Stark County
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Clippers
Sonny Davison
Bill Hines
Dick Dyfle
Jerrys
Suess
Carlson
Nichols
Floyd Warlutf
John Mooth
Don McGinnis
Rameey
Laughlin
Barnes
Ww. Miller
B. Miller
Perkins
McBride
Green
Rauschenbarger
Riffick
Wellington
Mooth
Wartluft
Lynch
Monnot
Snyder
McGinnis
Death of sanity code ends era in NCAA convention
Dallas dispatch reports the assassination of the so called sanity code of college athletic aid was celebrated as the 45th annual NCAA convention voted 130 to 60 to abolish it. A one year moratorium on live telecasting college football games was also adopted amid efforts to curb shrinking gate receipts.
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Dallas Tex
INS
Sanity Code
N.C.A.A
Dallas
Southern Conference
Border
Missouri Valley
Big Seven
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Big Ten
Pacific Coast Conference
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
N.C.A.A. TV
Harvey H. Guice
Southern Methodist University
Vikings Defeat Tallmadge 51 39 in League Clash
North Canton Vikings rebound to a 51-39 Metropolitan League win over Tallmadge to improve to 4-3 in the standings. Spitler leads with 16 points as Twigg and White pace Tallmadge with 14 and 12.
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Vikings
North Canton
Tallmadge
Dick Fye
Don Spitler
Ronnie Morrow
Spitler
Dick Twigg
Bob White
Twigg
Kalbatz
Henderson
Bond
White
Fike
Wolcott
Huston
Wildcats Hold Off Toronto Surge For 52-50 Win
The Canton South Wildcats edged Toronto 52-50, fending off a late Toronto rally. Bungard led South with 19 points, Griffith added 14, while Riggleman and Sherwood paced Toronto with 16 and 15 respectively as the hosts built a 40-33 lead by halftime.
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Canton South Wildcats
Toronto
South
Wildcats
Riggleman
John Karaffa
Glen Griffith
Keith Fife
al Bungard
Sherwood
Bungard
Griffith
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Walker
Kincaid
Fife
Clites
Krebs
Karaffa
Gidie
Munster
Miller
Stewart
Kovesci
Pane
Canton South
Nationals Now Chosen to Win Pro Bowl Duel
Sixty two pro players completed final drills in Los Angeles before the pro bowl at Memorial Coliseum. The American Conference faces the National Conference in a showcase watched by about sixty thousand if weather holds. Coach Paul Brown leads the American squad while Joe Stydahar’s National team defends the league’s postseason showcase.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Paul J. Schissler
Joe Stydahar
Los Angeles Newspaper Publishers Association
National Football League
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Stydahar
Los Angeles Rams
Wooster Defeats Orrville in 54-43 league win
Wooster Generals beat Orrville Red Riders 54 to 43 to extend the Central Buckeye League winning streak to four. Eliot Tunison led Wooster with 12 points while Stan Becker scored 16 for Orrville. Wooster improve to 6-2, Orrville 4-5 overall and 1-2 in league play.
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Wooster
Orrville
Wooster’s Generals
Generals
Eliot Tunison
Stan Becker
Shoup
Becker
Schrock
Zook
Crigler
Wilford
Jones
Football Star To Wed In Cincinnati Feb 3
Jim Kelly, standout end on the University of Cincinnati football team, will marry Miss Jeanne Kattus at St. Clement Church in suburban St. Bernard on February 3. Both are physical education students.
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Cincinnati
Jim Kelly
University of Cincinnati
Jeanne Kattus
St. Clement Church
St. Bernard
Kelly
Miss Kattus
Local Prep Basketball Schedules At Memorial Fieldhouse And Elsewhere
Local Western Reserve Academy hosts Timken at 7 15 p m and Akron St Vincent meets McKinley at 8 30 p m both at Memorial Fieldhouse. Other games include Delphos St John at Central Catholic, Lehman at Youngstown South, Akron South at Massillon Salem at Alliance. District items list Mt Union at Oberlin among other district matchups.
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Akron South
Massillon
Salem
Alliance
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Canal Fulton
Greentown
Hartville
Waynesburg
Magnolia
Wooster Fifth In Average Scoring Among Small Colleges
Ohio trio Wooster Wilberforce State and Ashland ranked in the Nations top ten scoring leaders among small colleges per the National College Athletic Bureau figures. Wooster averaged 78.9 points over 7 games, Wilberforce 76.0 over 5, and Ashland 74.3 over 4.
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Wooster
Wilberforce State
Ashland
National College Athletic Bureau
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