Move Underway To Oust Fullen From OSU Alumni Post
A Dayton area drive led by John D. Cole seeks to oust OSU alumni secretary Jack Fullen. The plan calls a mail poll of 33 000 alumni within 30 days to measure support for retaining or removing Fullen, with results to a certified public accountant and then to the alumni board. Cole cites Fullen's role in Rose Bowl disputes and reputational concerns, while stressing the movement is separate from the university itself.
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John D. Cole
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Buckeyes Extend Big Ten Winning Streak to 24
Ohio State, ranked No. 1, built a 24 game Big Ten winning streak with a 72 37 victory over Michigan as Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp praised Mississippi State’s deliberate stall tactic in a 49 44 win at Lexington. Cincinnati and Bradley also won as George Washington and Drake fell. Mississippi State used a slow pace and zone defense to upset Kentucky while Leland Mitchell led State with 17 points.
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Wisconsin
Rupp
Michigan
Mort
Ann Arbor
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Babe McCarthy
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Lexington
Ken- Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
McCarthy
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Bradley
Drake
Cincinnati
Indiana
George Washington
Uies
Ohe State
Missour Valley
John Havlicek
Tom Cole
Wolverines
Maroons
Leland Mitchell
Brake
Braves
Chet Walker
Joe Dan Gold
Chiefs Edge Pipers In Double Overtime Thriller
The Hawaii Chiefs defeated the Cleveland Pipers 137 to 136 after two overtimes in front of 6.60 crowd. Gov Vaughn hit the decisive outside shot, Vaughn led Hawaii with 33 points, while Herbie Lee added five three pointers. Dick Barmett had 43 points for Goveland in the first OT as the Chiefs move within three games of second-place San Francisco Saints, who lost to the New York Tapers 109-100. Dan Swartz led the Tapers with 20 points and Jim Francis had 24 for the Saints in the loss. The Tapers’ win gives them second place in the East.
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United Press International
Hawaii Chiefs
Cleveland
Chiefs
Pipers
Gov Vaughn
Herbie Lee
Vaughn
Hawaii
Dick Barmett
Goveland
San Francisco Saints
New York Tapers
Dan Swartz
Tapers
Jim Francis
Saints
Wake Forest tops Virginia behind Chappell 50 points
Len Chappell delivered a 50 point storm lifting Wake Forest to a 116 67 win over Virginia. He made 18 field goals and 14 of 19 free throws to push the Deacons to first place in the ACC while Terry Dischinger led Purdue with 38 as they defeated Iowa 82 75.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Hoosiers
Jim Rays
Iino
Northwestern
Colorado
Downing
Oklahoma
Miles Aiken
St. Bonaventure
DePaul
Butler
Notre Dame
Towa State
Nebraska
Virginia Tech
Wiliam and Mary
Bucky Keller
Vanderbilt
LAS
Alabama
Georgia
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Panthers Ready for Midview Test in Key Week End Clash
Elyria Catholic aims to upset Midview at Midview as part of a crucial week end with North Central Conference title races and sectional seeding on the line. Coach Machock urged pride after past losses and highlighted Echoed rivalries, the need for a road win, and key players like Al Stacey and John Reno for Midview and Elyria Catholic stars in a tense rival matchup.
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Midview
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St Mary
Lorain High
Panthers
Madock
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Midnew
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Madhock
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Gridiron Middies
Henry Smith
Elyona Catholic
Smith
John
Satunay
Columbia
Mormans
Cavalers
Firelands
Mor- Mans
Elyria
Elyna High
Buckeye
Manon
Gi- Tat Academy
Riflers Win 5th In Row For Miimew Club
Miimew Rifle Club captured its fifth straight dual meet Sunday by defeating Boardman High of Youngstown 1520.818 at East Carisie School. Curt Sherman led Midwew with 31 points and won the setting position while Janet Eppley totaled 372 to lead in prone and off. Dave Ross scored 39 points tops kneeling, Don Bohac 362, Bob Webber 342, and Jack Warick of Boardman led the meet with 333.
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Boardman High
Youngstown
East Carisie School
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Janet Eppley
Dave Ross
Don Bohac
Bob Webber
Jack Warick
Boardman
County Teams Brace For Keystone Tourney Start
Six Loran County League teams open the Class A tournament Friday at Gearmew High School. Coaches face a psychology challenge to keep players focused after round robin games, with Avon and Brookside slated for key showdowns and depth a concern for Keystone. Senior leaders Cit Webb Zaka Knapp anchor the Wikicats as injuries and roster changes test rotation.
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Lotam
Gearmew High School
Shaw
Feid
Tonembr
Resus
Smoumes
Heuien
Theefane
Cotam
Wiskta
Avon
Keystone Avon
Bronk Sede
Loran
Indians' Bonus Policy Questioned Over New Prospect Bell
Cleveland operates under a new bonus rule aimed at curbing lavish pay to unproven recruits yet continues to hand large sums to unsigned youths. Melvin Bell, Grambling catcher, received a substantial bonus not disclosed, with estimates suggesting it rivals past amounts paid to Agee and Littleton. Bell will report to rookie camp later this month and be assigned to Burlington in the Carolina League. The piece criticizes excessive bonuses and suggests Gabe Paul should adhere to his Legion speech while cautioning that the club may need to reallocate funds and rethink its approach.
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Cere
Kinard Littleton
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Evers
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Gene Green
Harry Chiti Jr
Taccom
Tribe
Burlington Club
Howell Hits Like Wilt in YMCA House League Victory
Gary Howell poured in Ty points on 35 field goals and multiple free throws to lift the Falcons to a 133-77 win over the Tigers in YMCA House League action. Bill Bai scored 46 to help balance a high scoring night, while Rockets and Bears games showed big comebacks and uneven box scores across the roundups.
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Tigers
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Rockets
Boston Celtics
Bill Bai
Cubs Face Unbeaten Run In Edyria Small Fry League
In Edyria Small Fry action Cubs remain undefeated at 4-0 as top team chased by second place. Kittens and Caits tied for third at 2-2, Mus tangs sit 1-3, Yearings winless after four. Northern Division sees Rockets and Corsets tied for lead at 4-1-0 with Jets at 2-2 and Bombers Stars Missiles tied for fourth at 1-3. Ponytad results show Ely top Jefferson No 1 2-7 with 12 points by Sue Brotosning, Edeson beat Jefferson No 2 33-10 as Sharon Schoen posts 19, and Eastern Heights bests Gates 64-10 with Karen Wineski scoring 4.
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Rockets
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Ely
Jefferson No
Sue Bro Tosning
Edeson
Jefferson
Sharon Schoen
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Karen Wieneski
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