Hunting season survey shows lower pheasant and rabbit numbers
Ohio officials report pheasant day about 20 percent below last year and rabbit bag similar. Hunters note scarce bunnies due to heavy cover. Ducks moving south as freeze approaches. future lakes planned costing about 4.8 million, funded partly from fishing funds and General Revenue.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
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Cleveland
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Lorain County
Dukes In Early Cage Wellington Starting Eighth Season Under Gil Shellhouse
Plans for Elyria grade school basketball leading to the city tournament Feb 2 to March 11 were outlined by L. J. Kolopus. Practice begins next Monday for grades five through eight at eight city gyms with fundamentals starting Nov 29. Scrimmages begin January with Friday night games Jan 7 to Feb 25 featuring nine teams.
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Maplewood
Hurricanes Beat Alabama 23 to 7 in Homecoming Victory
Miami Hurricanes, led by backfield stalwarts Gordon Malloy Whitey Roy and Don Bosseler, powered past Alabama 23 to 7 before 61,423 fans in homecoming at Miami. The hard-fought win showcased a strong running game and resilient defense as the Hurricanes remained unbeaten at home.
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Whitey Roy
Viere
Don Bosseler
Miami Hurricanes
Hurricanes top Crimson Tide in Miami in Orange Bowl win
In Miami the Hurricanes beat the Crimson Tide 14 to 7 at the Orange Bowl, breaking a four-game drought. Ed Oliver kicked a 23-yard field goal for Miami in the second quarter, boosting their lead as the game developed amid boxing guild controversy and commission investigations involving Hob Christenberry and the New York State Athletic Commission.
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New York Giants
Washington Redskins
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Barthelme Takes Baltimore Helm As Pistons Beat Bullets
Al Barthelme officially assumes as coach of the Baltimore Bullets, replacing Clair Bee, as the team loses 103-92 to the Fort Wayne Pistons. The weak franchise faces potential dropping Monday unless backers provide new money.
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Wellington High opens basketball drills for Dukes under Shellhouse
Wellington High School coach Gil Shellhouse starts sessions with a dozen varsity candidates for the upcoming season a week after football season ended. Six veterans return including Teries Taylor Kepler and Phil Sheffield. two twins Marae are sidelined by football injuries. Juniors and sophomores show promise as shells seek a fast break or controlled offense depending on the даm.
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Ron Thompson
Kepler
Sophomtore Lee Grissinger
Dick McKenzie
Dale Zeigler
Wendall Jewett
Didier
Wellingtonians
Wakeman cagers edge North Fairfield 51 to 49 in opener
Wakeman town boys opened the basketball season with a one point win over North Fairfield 51 to 49 at the Wakeman gym. They trailed at halftime but bridged the gap in the third quarter and held on in a tight final period. Gary Thlson led scoring with nine field goals and three foul tosses.
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Harmon's Trophy Vote For Hop Cassady Wins Favorite
Columbus based sports figure Tomnar Nar mop, a Michigan star, says he has voted for Howard Cassady of Ohio State for the Heisman Trophy. He mailed his ballot Friday and praised Cassady as a standout Buckeye halfback who has fueled the team’s success this fall. Nar mop predicts an undefeated Buckeyes season will rank among the greatest in the country.
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Michigan
Createst Sundiron
Ohio State
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Harmon
Bucks
Mixed Pairings Set For Tarry Tavern Bowling Night
The Tarry Tavern Mixed League resumes tonight at 1 PM with Cosler and Cowley facing Biohmes and Swam. Behnke teams with Ana Roch while Beevirs fatsh and Grandctat join a separate pairing.
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Ana Roch
OSU Hosts Midwest Title Regatta in Columbus
The midwest championship regatta opens at Leatherlips Yacht Club in Columbus with Ohio State University hosting. The three day event is among the largest intersectional collegiate regattas, featuring 12 colleges including Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, UC, Purdue, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Marquette, Georgetown, Syracuse, Wayne State and Harvard.
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Bow Benders Holed Shoot Tomorrow at Abbey Ed Field
The Black River Bow Benders archery club schedules a Turkey Shoot tomorrow at p.m. on the Abbey Ed field course. It features novelty type targets with awards for various scores and invites the public and nearby clubs. One week later the Bow Benders plan a church golf tournament at Spring Wall with refreshments available.
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Midwest Football 1949 All-Conference Selections
Michigan and Ohio State lead with Ronnie Kramer and Howard Cassady among first team picks. Alan Ameche headlines backfield with Notre Dame and Wisconsin stars. selections span Minnesota Purdue Iowa Illinois and others with diverse forwards and backs across the Midwest.
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AA Decision On Blues Wednesday
CHICAGO UP The American Association will decide next Tuesday or Wednesday whether the Kansas City Blues move to Denver or Omaha. Goth cities bid for 3 Class AAA franchises at a meeting of Association directors Friday. The meeting ended without a decision as El Doherty noted slow progress in the matter.
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Elyria Pioneers Face New Schedule With Collinwood Debut
Elyria Highs Pioneers under Coach Reichenbach open the season next Friday with a schedule that includes new foes Collinwood Findlay Defiance and Napoleon. Other games pit them against last year’s foes Cuyahoga Falls Berea Clevelland James Ford Thodes and Wooster, shaping a challenging campaign with veteran players Wingard Stiles Novak Webb and Wilson leading the squad.
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Ren Wilson
Slade Purses Purse in Mad Squares Fight with Patterson
New York boxing card at Madison Square Garden ends in an eight round loss for Jimmy Slade to Floyd Patterson. Slade is fined and his purse held up after a lackluster performance with Slade knocked down five times and losing by near shutout decision. Patterson, Brooklyn’s 19 year old contender, secures his 18th win as judges largely award eight rounds to him despite one even score.
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Merchants Row Slate Sets League Bowl Tonight at Rainbow ED
Merchants slate a C League bowl game tonight at seven at Rainbow ED. Construs Gratton Lumber and teams are involved in a compact local scheduling note with limited readable details.
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