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I 3 IHH I Lir Itillettfitt dumb WEInoodan NoIC-24, 1954 I it Thuudt 7V rid Fare on P' Rd Md. Bay Packers. ABC will telecast at 1:53 p.m., The game. on the Du Mont TV EST. Inetwork, begins at noon, EST.

At Detroit, the Lions hope to There is horse racing, plus a full advance another notch toward as 1 of National Hockey 1 third straight National FootbaILLeague games. and four games in League title at the expense of the'the National Basketball Assn. I Bay Packers. The game. on the Du Mont TV Inetwork, begins at noon.

EST. to There is horse racing, plus a full 1 i as 1 of National Hockey ball.League games, and four games in the'the National Basketball Assn. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the eollege football map, beaded Generous portions of college and by the 61st meeting between Corprofessional sports will be avalla-Inell and Pennsylvania at Philadelble tomorrow for Thanksgiving phia. Day fans who plan to take time Two football television attrac: out from their turkey. itions are scheduled.

Missouri and Traditional football games dotiMaryland meet at College Park, Cornell can share the Ivy League tary at Roanoke, Va. and Utall championship with Yale by defeat-iState and Utal) at Salt Lake City. ing Penn, and the Big Red will bei Texas A plays at Texas, favored to do just that. Dayton at Miami Other games with Thanksgiving (Ohio) at Cincinnati, Colorado A tradition include Colgate at at Denver, William and Mary iVirginia Tech and Virginia Richmond, Wichita at Tulsa, Newberry at Presbyteriat, San Fwteasnt cTi secxoa State a at Fresno c'n and Sul Ross State at East Texas State in other games. The New Orleans Fair Grounds inr.K.onens for its 82nd season with the Its azna season witn tne Alston's 1955 Walter Alston Will Pilot Broo Its Again III II I 0 Broolts Again Students at OSU Stage Demonstration 1- -zi, I i a ii.

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'L 4 1 's il 1 IS17'. 1 1 OXFORD, Ohio LP--There was abridge and gabbing at Walter'sling the past season. He took some gathering of the Alston clan in'home. traps, too, from the fans for failing nearby Darrtown last night but RI The quiet Alston took in win the National League pen-had nothing to do with the that he again would benant. Walter Alston had been the helm of the Dodgers next1 He was given another one-year ed a few hours earlier as even though the heavily fay- contract yesterday and Walter of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

iored Brooks wound up in second O'Malley, Brooklyn president, hint-The part was Just a session of place in the National League dur-led Alston had been given a raise. Thanksgiving Ha ndic a p. The The best guesses put salary at around $19,000. Alston interrupted his bridge horses also are running at Bowie, game last night long enough to with the Endurance Gold Cup. and at Golden Gate Fields in California chat a few.

minutes about his and new contract and about Rhode Island's Narragansett the Park. Dodgers. O'Malley had said Alston cerwo football bowl games bring together Appalachian (N.C.) and tainly could not be blamed for the operations whic catcher oy East Tennessee in the Burley Bowl 1t Campanella and pitcher Johnny at Johnson City, and Nast. Podres underwent during the sea- ings (Neb.) and. College of Em- poria (Kan.) in the Mineral Bowl son.

at Excelsior Springs, Mo. Waverly Places Clarksburg Five on All-SOC Pins Defeat I Defeat among the Southern Ohio Con- Unibto A honored during an assembly at 1 On UnI 010 honored during an asseinDly at WOO 1111.111111.61W Alston talked about those in- The four-day Boys Junior and cidents, too, and said "I don't know Senior Indoor National Tennis which one hurt the worst." Championships open at St. Louis. "Podres looked like one of our In the NBA, Boston plays at best pitchers," he continued. looked real good." "He Philadelphia.

Milwaukee at Syra- lcuse, Baltimore at Fort Wayne and Then pointing out that Podres, Rochester at Minneapolis. Thi either was out of the game or not NHL games are Montreal at Chi- Clarksburg Eagles put down a full strength for from seven tolcago, Toronto at Detroit and New stubborn Unioto team, 65-57, in nine weeks, the Dodger pilot said York at Boston. a non-league game on the Sher-1 "The pitching was the question- mans' floor Tuesday night and able thing much of the time and definitely established themselveskhe loss of Podres hurt." Clarksburg Eagles put down ctithhnrn Unintri tPArn A5-57 i Frankfort players named among the Mid-State League All. Stars are (seated) Bobby Christian (left) and Don McGowan; (1 (standing), Loren Prince (left) and Frank Ragland. (Gazette photo by John E.

Rawlings). photo by Joh I COLUMBUS, Ohio UPThings are getting more spirited at Ohio State, University these clays, ever since, the school's football team won Rose Bowl bid. Yesterday, some 2,500 students staged a loud but generally orderly demonstration. They wanted assurance of getting Rose Bowl tickets Jan. 1 and they wanted today off from classes.

They protested a shortage of Rose Bowl tickets. Their day-off request was not granted but George R. Staten, OSU director of ticket sales, assured them there would be "no problem on student tickets." He said student and faculty ticket orders would be filled first. The crowd appeared at the home of university President Howard L. Bevis where they cheered and shouted slogans.

They asked a one-I day vacation today. Dr. Bevis told the group that the university already had authorized Jan. 4 as an extra vacation day to honor the Rose Bowl game. He said one day's added vacation was University officials, who learned of the rally plans earlier, loaned the group a sound-truck to help let off some of the steam.

Several university officials intermingled with the group possibly hoping to guard against a repetition of the May Week disturbance in 1953 which was broken up by Columbus police and firemen. Five 'Waverly players were ference all-star football players Waverly High School Monday, The WHS Tigers, who finished the league season with a perfect 5-0 record, received the league trophy, and each of the all-star players received a statuette. Waverly, Portsmouth West and Portsmouth East each placed five players on the all-star teams, which were selected by the six conference coaches. New Boston placed three men on the teams while Notre Dame and Wheelers-burg were reilresented by two each. Four Frankfort Bobcats On Al laid-State Teams Members of Coach Carroll Hawhee's championship squad to be selected among the all-stars are tackle Don Annis, center Jim Schauseil, halfback Tom Redman, end Jerry Knight and linebacker Wade Cormany.

A conference banquet to honor the all-stars will be held on Thursday night, Dec. 2, at a site to be selected. The all-star teams: ALL-SOC OFFENSE ENDSDickson West; Ogg, East. TACKLESAnnis, Waverly; Miller, Wheelersburg. GUARDSBoyd, West; Sands, Notre Dame.

CENTERSchauseil, Waverly. QUARTERBACKStanley, East. HALFBACKSGardner, West; Redman, Waverly. FULLBACKPatrick, New Boston. ALL-SOC DEFENSE ENDSBarry, Notre Dame; Knight, Waverly.

TACKLESSe lbee, East; Imes, New Boston. GUARDSFrazee, East; Mills, New Boston. LINEBACKERSJarrells, West; Cormany, Waverly. HALFBACKSHarr, East; Rice, Wheelersburg. SAFETYFarley; West.

Four Frankfort High School playerstwo backs arid two linemenwon berths on the two 1954 All Mid-State League teams i selected by the coaches, and three other of Coach Ralph Bostic's Bobcats received honorable mention. IFrank Ragland made the grade I as an offensive back, while Bob- be awarded letters at the football by Christian, the leading scorer banquet last week are: in the league, was placed on the Third yearBobby Christian 1 defensive team as were tackle Frank Ragland, Don McGowan Loren Prince and guard Don Mc- Joe Houser. I Gowan. Second yearDon Christian i Center Bill Lane received hon. Charles King, Russ Morgan, Bil i orable mention as a lineman, and Lane, Loren Prince, Char lel I Fred Wright and Jack Hill, as Junk, Sam Junk, Jack Hill, Frec i backs.

Wright. I All are seniors except Wright first yearMarvin Tout Iand Hill, who are juniors. Charles Briggs. Joe Ford, San I The Bobcats, with a 5-2 league Ackley, Bob Wayland, Alfre( i mark. finished third in the final Henness, Otto Roll, Charles Gray Mid-State standings.

Once-tied Rollin Liggett. 1 Liberty Union won the title and ManagersTerry Morris an( Columbus University was second John Smalley. 1 with a 5-1-1 record. For all games Cheerleaders letters ri this season, the 'Cats had a 5-4 awarded to Eleanor Smalley 4--- mark. Jeanette Flesher.

Ruth Ann Her an offensive back, while Bob- be awarded letters at the football Christian, the leading scorer banquet last week are: I the league, was placed on the Third yearBobby Christian, efensive team as were tackle Frank Ragland, Don McGowan, Prince and guard Don Mc- Joe Houser. Second yearDon Christian, Center Bill Lane received hon. Charles King, Russ Morgan, Bill rable mention as a lineman, and Lane, Loren Prince, Charles 'red Wright and Jack Hill, as Junk. Sam Junk, Jack Hill, Fred acks. Wright.

All are seniors except Wright first yearMarvin Tout, nd Hill, who are juniors. Charles Briggs. Joe Ford, Sam The Bobcats, with a 5-2 league Ackley, Bob Wayland, Alfred lark, finished third in the final Henness, Otto Roll, Charles Gray, rid-State standings. Once-tied Rollin Liggett. Union won the title and ManagersTerry Morris and University was second John Smalley.

Rh a 5-1-1 record. For all games Cheerleaders letters wer his season, the 'Cats had a 5-4 awarded to Eleanor Smalley, lark. Jeanette Flesher, Ruth Ann Buckskin Hot In Win Over Huntington Her. Members of the FHS squad to man and Carol Richardson. as a power in the County League, He added that the Campanella' tieres 1 urkey uay which opens Dec.

3. situation existed "all year long" Each team turned in 24 goals, but he expressed hope the big Radio-TV Schedule and the game was decided from 1 catcher would be in top shape for NEW YORK glFollowing is the the foul line, with Clarksburg11955. He said he had talked with schedule of football radio and tele making 17 out of 26 and UniotoiCampanella by telephone a few vision broadcasts for Thanksgivins 9 out of 21 attempts. 1days ago and was told the catcher's Day: The explosive engagement hand was "coming along" and (Times Eastern Standard) Clarksburg move out to a slim I that the feeling was returning to 12 NoonDetroit Lions vs Green 17-15 lead after the first period the fingers. and each team posted 15 points in About next year? Bay Packers, MBS radio, Du.

the next frame. At one time in There were no predictions fromilklont TV. 1:15 p.m.Pennsylvania vs Cot. the third period Unioto had a the Dodger boss. He said he did no.

ABC radio. three-point lead, but the Eagles not know of any particular 1:55 tt.m.Missouri vs Mary. surged back to lead by six points changes to be made in the lineup land, ABCTV. when it ended. Clarksburg out- but that third base was "question-pointed the Sherri-lens one tally in Lable." He pointed, however, to the last period.

IDon Hoak, Jackie Robinson and Western Raps Clarksburg's Bob Sowers and i Billy Cox and said, "One of them Gerald callaugher both fouled ought to do the job." St. Peter's 45-17 out in the third, and Unioto lost He also declared that Umberto Jerry Hurst in the fourth. Top Fernandez, up from the minors. Western Warriors got thelr point-maker was Clarksburg's might provide the answer. season under wily Tuesday after-Bob Morris, with 19, and Vernon, "I had him in Montreal," Alston noon with a one-sided 45-17 win Sprouse had 18 for the said, "and I got good reports St.

Peter's Junior High at Both teams now will be idle him last year. He never has had I Worthington Gym, until their first league gamesi a lot of power but I believe he will! Western gained a 16-point edge Unioto at Huntington and Bain- be a fellow who gets a piece of and led all the way with period bridge at Clarksburg. the ball." of 28-8 and 45-9. Ronnie 1.7nioto's reserves won the pre- He also expressed belief that out-1 Hall of Western was leading 1 liminary game, 42-20. The varsity fielder Sandy Amoros, who did a Iscorer with 13 and M.

Jones had I box score: hitting job for the Brooks late112. I Clarksburg tnioto in the season, has a good chances The Saints play St. Mary's at G. F. T.I G.

F. i Sowers 7 0 14 a Neff 5 3 stay on the club and be a Central Gym Wednesday night in Morris 5 9 19 Brown 2 0 4 regular." tone of the preliminaries to the Gallaugher 4 5 13 Sprouse 8 2 PI Anderson 2 I Hurst 4 3 1 11 1 Alson declined to comment Central-Xenia St. Brigid. 0 iffin the makeup of his coaching staff game, game, and the Warriors' next 2 0 4 for next season 'contest is against St. Alary's at 24 9 57 13 15-57 da O'Malley's announcement yester- Woe box regstcoonG: yin on 30.

was accompanied by comment Th 17 16-551on rumors the podger fienchise St' Peter's G. F. might be transferred to Los Purpero 0 0 0 5 3 13 Angeles. He pointed to the fact lte: rollr i 2 Bevelv.e 2 3 1 2 4 8 Ross 2 0 4 Brooklyn had led the league 103. Purpero G.

F. T1 Western 0 3 3 M. Jones 8 0 13 and road attendance in the Jaequot.g 1 2 4 Fields.g 1 0 3 1 Wenzel.f 0 0 0 Nelsoni 0 0 I Inine-year postwar period and 0 0 0 Clarkl 0 0 I "It is inconceivable that vrmdeII, one 0 0 0 strg' 0 0 Ro Jones binsonf 2 0 4 11 A'. 1 0 3 Dodgers should play any place ex- 0 1 1 rant Prnntrivn in ea tinnea 1 "It is inconceivable that the Dodgers should play any place except Brooklyn in light of these Here's Turkey Day Radio-TV Schedule NEW YORK iiflFollowing Is the schedule of football radio and tele. vision broadcasts for Thanksgivins Day: (Times Eastern Standard) 12 NoonDetroit Lions vs Green Bay Packers, MBS radio, Du.

Mont TV. 1:15 p.m.Pennsylvania vs Cot. nell, ABC radio. 1:55 P.m.Missouri vs Mary. land, ABCTV.

will be at Huntington. The box score: INew Record Huntington Buckskin G. F. T1 G. F.

1 I III INew Records G. T. T. I 6 A Up in 2 1 6 9 It 29i Pk 0 5 51 1 N. tihrig 9 24 McCloskey De Pugh, 0 0 Wisecup 1 E.

Taylor 0 0 R. Kerns Davidson 4 171Johnson Edgington 1 8 Gregg R. Grubb 0 0 D. Kerns Mendenhall 2 4 Sullivan L. 1.thrig 1 5 Totals 18 22 Totals Score by quarters Huntington 11 18 14 25 19 13 I Officials R.

Davis. Carter. 1 1 I ALLMID.STATE SELECTIONS Cliff Wisecup and Glenn Johnson of Buckskin both hit their scoring stride Tuesday night and led Wildcats to a 79-58 triumph over visiting Huntington. The high-scoring pair posted a total of 58 points, 29 each, while equally-talented Neil IThrig of Huntington, top scorer in the circuit last season, posted 24. Buckskin was dead on target when-the contest opened and ran up 25 points to gain a 16-point first-period margin.

The Wildcats led 44-27 at the half and 57-41 after three periods. Buckskin also won the reserve match, 57-26. Next game for both squads will be their league season openers on Dec. 3. Buckskin will host Centralia and Unioto i OFFENSIVE TEAM ALL M1D-STATE PLAYER at POSITION SCHOOL GRADE YIDDISH VS.

HEBREW Yiddish is a German dialect, developed under Hebrew and Slavic influence; Hebrew is the ancient language of the Jews, now the language of the State of Isreal. Slavic ct, de- ancient he Ian- 11. Jerry Searls Dick Keller Bob Crompton Gary McCafferty Ted Oberteuffer Dave Schaffner Ray Justice Frank Ragland Ned Young John Ramseyer Liberty Union Liberty Union West Jefferson Liberty Union University Liberty Union Mt. Sterling Frankfort Liberty Union University End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle End Back Back Back Back Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Senior Totals 4 9 171 Totals 19 1 41 Score by quarters: Western 19 9 11 9-0 St. Peter's 3 5 1 8-11 Officials Roll.

Leedom. 41: I JUAREZ, Mexico ttn-Quiet ger i I li 27 25 72' replaced roaring motors, glory and -1 I 24 17 051 Totals today on the Pan- Soc'ollrse by quarters: 22-75 American highway. Unioto 15 15 1 Clarksburg 17 15 1 The fifth. annual Pan-American Officials Fontana, Picker Road Race ended here yesterday coins' Ferraris, Dodges, Porschesi 1 WO Scouts to with the daring drivers of Lin- and Alfa-Romeos taking the major. share of the prizes.

Go to Jamboree Records were broken in the large sports, small sports and small U. Two Boy Scouts from S. stock car divisions. ILogan Council will be sell Death struck seven during the attend the International world's longest aid most dangerous boree at Niagara-on-th Canada, next Atli 0 road race which began last Fri- 0 ntario day on the Guatemalan border. One will be chosen fr During the five years of the event, East District and one fr We 118 have died as cars rocketed st District of the cour executive board of the Inorthward along treacherous moun- alaams Itam roads and long straightaways decided Tuesday night at which ranged from sea level toing in the Scout office 160 473 Ix 4g4, more than 10,000 feet on the famed Foulke Block.

205 Finances, camping 185 494 155 525 Umberto Maglioll, speed crazy and requests for nationl 542 25871Italian often called "The Mad- services were considered 161 465 man." led four Ferraris to the board. 142 512 finish line. He was followed by! Arlo Chatfield of Mc ce president, presided anei1President O. B. Mason's lwas delayed.

Two Boy Scouts from Logan Council will be attend the International at Ontario, Canada, next Aug. One will be chosen East District and one West District of the council, executive board of the decided Tuesday night at in the Scout office Foulke Block. Finances, camping and requests for national services were considered board. Arlo Chatfield of vice president, presided President O. B.

Mason's was delayed. Caplinger 1 13 Johnson 1 Totals 24 17 155, Totals Score by quarters: Unioto is 15 Clarksburg 17 15 Officials Fontana, Pickard. Two Scouts to Go to Jamboree Two Boy Scouts from 0 IA L1() figures." Alston's reappointment completed the major league managerial roster for 1955. Mayo Smith of the Philadelphia Mils will be the only newcomer in the National League but six changes have been made in the American League with only Casey Stengel of the New York Yankees and Al Lopez of the champion Cleveland Indians holding on to their jobs. Paul Iliz Mt.

Sterling DEFENSIVE TEAM PLAYER SCHOOL PLAYER GRADE Sporting Goods Second Floor HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE 1. 1, Sporting Goods Second Floor HERRNSTEIN HARDWARE Chief selected to Jamboree 18-28. from the from the the council a meeting in the problems staff by the McArthur, when arrival Others attending were: Scout lExecutive Charles W. Byers, 'Robert Rutherford, Ralph F. Smith, Dr.

Blaun W. Sigler, Dr. Rana Id Wolfe, Max Morrow, Rolfe Bradbury, Robert Tate, Benson Owens and Howard C. Oyer, Smith, Dr. Blaun w.

wgier, Dr: Ranald Wolfe Max Morrow, Rolfe Bradbury, Robert Tate, Benson Owens and Howard C. Oyer. Chief POSITION End Robert Crace Tackle Loren Prince Guard Don McGowan Center Gale Bison Guard Dave Landis Tackle John Reynolds End Dennis Flanders Back Bob Christian Back Bud Crabtree Back Dick Gordon Back Jim Barnhart Finish 143 170 344 203 179 207 142 167 179 191 787 938 159 145 193 177 133 127 139 150 369 181 15 15 808 95 Mt. Sterling Junior Frankfort Senior Frankfort Senior University Junior Liberty Union Senior Academy Junior University Senior Frankfort Senior Berne Union Junior Bremen Senior West Jefferson Junior BUCKEYE LEAGUE Machine I 'McAllister Chevrolet E. Martin Rice 198 170 155 521 G.

Grey Owens 158 178 179 515 W. Van GundY Martin 110 143 155 409 w. Weir Rowell 111 144 148 403 K. Togie Brunton 121 173 181 475 Totals Handicap 14 5 19 Bon Totals 10 806 824 2342 G. Cottrill ChUncothe seat Cover Shop D.

Hover Hart 95 123 144 382 G. Ebert Rhinehart 150 141 187 478 j. Search Bishop 141 99 185 405 G. Goshom WiSertlan 98 84 123 3031Handicao Crane 137 138 197 5201 Totals Handicap 3 37 Totals 619 CO 816 2105, rnst Machine E. Martin G.

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Boyer G. Ebert J. Search G. Goshom Handirao Totals 818 21051 r34 74N'Phio Hill. Santa Monica, and 167 517 Franco Cornacchia and Luigi Chin- IS 45 707 2400 etti, both of Italy.

Maglioli left for City a few hours after the 1 fi6 456! race. proclaiming that "I could run 163 423, 139 42A' Phio Hill. Santa Monica, Calif. 167 517, Franco Cornacchia and Luigi Chin- is 45 I I I i 1 i i i 1 1 i I I I 1 6 I I 1 i I 1 1 1 1 I 6 i 1 I Now 1955 iL fl DIV 0 El 11Convineeth CCIA0V1SAIPJ HONORABLE MENTION 137 169 149 166 157 6 804 Frankfort; Deeds, Brown and Weaver, Berne Union; Miller and Corrodi, Academy; Downward, Bremen; Borror, Mt. Sterling; Bidwell, West Jefferson.

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