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THE DAILY SENTINEL TRIBUNE BOWLING GREEN OHIO MONDAY OCTOBER 23 T944 PAGE THREE ALCONS CLOSE GRID SEASON WITH LOSS BILL COSSfiES IS WINNER MIAMI AND OHIO STATE ARE STILL UNDEEATED KAJOR IELD TRIAL PRIZES Bill the the Wooster at the court of or Water Softeners Good Repair Service amended to read as fol LATIN STILL RATES TOP MAIN SPOT IN OHIO PICTURE Phone 12281 Choice BBSS Sec 2 10 Re elect latest A HARRY BAVIS A Clerk of Courts HARRY BA VIS NOV 7th Read what Ohio Chamber of Commerce Brown 13 39 Richmond In Advertisement put the Redskins in front at the half and after Murray back to knot the count in the period he charged back with State scarlet and gridmen prepared today to of of forced to play ground gainer 12 fullback Latin No 1 Lt the the be the to Proposing to amend section 2 of ar ticle IV of the constitution of the state of Ohio permitting the use ARTICLE IV The state shall be divided COLIMBUS Oct 23 The Ironton High School football team has been suspended from the Ohio High School Athletic Associa xposing to amend section rticie XV of the constitution NEW YORK Oct 23 INS) Dr orrest (Phog) Allen Kansas University basketball coach admit ted that he had no actual proof of his charges of crooked basketball games in Madison Square Garden The New York Journal today quoted Allen as saying he had made the charges of thrown games on hearsay: Reached by phone at the University the Journal quoted Allen as saying: Menze Iowa State' coach and Vadal Peterson Utah coach had told me of reading a story in a New York newspaper of a game or games being fixed I did not see the newspaper clipping PHOG ALLEN TALKS ABOUT GAMBLING BUT HAS NO PROO crookedness in basketball Allen also hints that the writers may be open to bribery or if not that would refuse to look upon bribery with horror Allen should have been ac quainted long ago with a few facts which we now will set forth In the first place we cannot think of a New York newspaper which especially in the past sea son did not editorialize in its sports pages on the very marked upswing of gambling at Garden basketball games Dan Parker of the New York Daily Mirror printed a blast aMinst the activities of the Broadway crowd at Garden court games and Bob Considine in an on the line column last year gave bas ketball connected gambling a shot in the puss in no uncertain terms We are not remarkedly naive when we say that a local sports writer who knew the detailed in side facts on gambling in basket ball (if facts there are) would ninety nine times out of a hundred hurry the facts right into print These are the kind of stories that sports Writers feed on and to hide crime in sports is from a purely material view not very sound busi ness for a man who likes to honest ly earn an increase in his paycheck If there has been any payoff by basketball gamblers in sports writ ing circles it has not been among the reporters I know all just a broke as ever If Allen is to prove what he has charged he must give names dates and figures If he is right he should be simultaneously commended for his courage and chided for not hav ing told the world sooner If he is wrong well the least you can say is that he would have done a dis service to his sport Allen however already has proved one thing: that the greasier elements in the Broad way crowd cannot touch anything without leaving a suspicion of dirt PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OHIO night for its sixth straight decision Warren the surprise team of the 1944 seasoi hit a snag riday night and was held to a 13 13 by Campbell Memorial Tire presidents now have won four lost one and tied one Cleveland East Tech prev iously won over the Presidents whose No 1 achievement thus far was a 27 26 victory over Canton McKinley Tire tie cost Warren its hold on fourth place and dropped the Presidents into ninth place "Columbus North further tightened Its grip on second place by blanking of Columbus 20 0 CantonMeKihley a 19 0 winner over Niles moved a notch ahead to fourth place and Youngstown East ad vanced from ninth to fifth in beam ing Youngstown Woodrow Wilson 32 6 Massillon despite its victory over Mansfield failed to gain ground and remained in sixth place (Martins erry moved up one notch in belting twice beaten Bel laire 19 0 in the annual Ohio River Valley classic which attracted more than 10000 fans riday night And there for your approval (or disapproval) are the top 10 scholastic elevens as selected for International News Service by Buck eye scribes from every corner of the state New Philadelphia Coshocton Cleveland Shaw Middletown Can ton Lincoln Portsmouth remont Ross and St Clairsville were other popular choices but all were barely nosed out in the final count Cosner who is handler of igan and honors at Tontogany day when the annual field trials of the Maumee Valley Bird Dog Club were held The weather was ideal and the trials well attended orty three dogs were entered in the two day affair Pine Burr Pete a pointer owned by Watts Columbia Miss and handled by Cosner took top honors in the open all age di vision field trials Second place in the all age groun went to Wash Stand a pointer owned by Joe Cox of Dover and handled by Cosner Peerless MacArthur a setter owned by Dr Charles Paul of Columbus and trained by Ely Pitcher was third A pointer Pine Burr Bess owned by Dr A Gray of Sandusky was the winner in the Open Derby section The winner was handled by Cosner Tire amateur all age event was won by Sensa tion owned by William Ellis of indlay and handled by Art Stacey Village Pilot Blondy a pointer owned by Steel of Akron and handled by Joe Steward was the victor in the amateur derby division Judges were Roy Johnson of Buffalo Di Ben Talbut of Toledo a famous dogs in Canada Mich Mississippi won major the Caple farms on Saturday and Sun sliall ballot at referred secretary of If the votes tion for use of an ineligible play er Commissioner Emswiler reported today The ruling forces default of three games already played against Ports mouth East Southpoint and a West Virginia team Emswiler said and also suspends the remainder of the schedule The ineligible boy was a transfer student ruled ineligible last year until October 11 but who was per mitted to play before that date The suspension will expire at the end of the football season and the boy may play basketball if he wishes hav ing become eligible in the mean time Emswiler said supreme court may they the top school football teams of the as selected for International COLUMBUS Oct 23 KINS) Here high week and Dr Witty of Elmore Second place in the Open Derby went to SpunkeySeaview Boy han died by Ray Gibbs of Michigan and third was divided between Seabrite ox owned and handled by Stewart and Middle Island Mickey handled by Pitcher In Amateur All Age second went 4 to Adonis owned and handled by Harry Wickert of Canton and third went to Ichaiby anny owned and handled by Paul Treadway of Royal 4 Oak Mich Second place in the Amateur Der by went to Quaho with Paul Daw son of Royal Oak as the handler and third went to Wolverine Ran gerette handled by Davis of Royal Oak: The Portage Township girls pro vided the lunch stand during the 2 day affair 13 Louisiana Thank You! HARRY BAVIS Clerk shall and existing section'd of article IV of the constitution of the state of Ohio shall from such effective date be repealed and annulled said on August 12 1943 when it made its report in its state wide sur vey of the official records of public offices of Ohio regarding the office in Wood County It says: In comparing Wood with the other counties of Ohio in a similar population bracket COST THE OPERATION THIS COURT HAS BEEN CONSISTENTLY BELOW THE COST THE SAME OICE IN THE OTHER COMPARABLE COUNTIES OR THE PAST OUR YEARS ex cept in the years 1941 and 1942 when the expense in Ross County was below the expense of Wood Ross County came closer to Wood on expenditures for the 4 years than any other (county in the group but had $161099 more expense than Wood Co Ohio gray resume their bid for the Western Conference championship after ad ministering a 26 6 loss to previously undefeated Great Lakes before 73 477 fans in Ohio Stadium Satur day Next in line for the Buckeyes is Minnesota which comes to Colum bus Saturday The Buckeyes in spoiling Paul homecoming to Columbus campus as coach of Sailors kept abreast Notre Dame and other leading undefeated con tenders for the mythical national collegiate championship game with the Blue jacket eleven was the sever est test thus far and little relief is for the Ohioans in the re maining five games ollowing the appearance in Ohio Sta dium will be Indiana and Pitts burgh Then on Nov 18 the Bucks will clash with Illinois in Cleveland before returning to Columbus to wind up the season on Nov 25 in the annual classic with Michigan Only the Pittsburgh game lines up at this writing as a breather Minnesota will be at season peak Saturday with the return of Vic Kulbitski to the active player list and Bernie Bierman on deckin an advisory capacity to Dr George Hauser the war time coach Regardless of what the result may be in the five games still ahead the Buck Sailor game goes into the books as one of the greatest games ever played in the massive horse shoe shaped Ohio Stadium Held in check for three quarters Ohio State burst loose in a wild fourth quarter to score three touchdowns in less than nine minutes It was a thriller all the way for the nearly 74000 spectators incidentally the largest gathering to watch a football game in the nation this season By LAWTON CARVER International News Service Sports Editor NEW YORK Oct 23 IINS) the same excited awe that greeted the recent 90 mile an hour hurri cane along the east coast New York sports writers and fans all over the nation are waiting today for Phog Allen to set forth in detail his charges that college basketball teams have been throwing games in Madison Square Garden for money If these charges as reported by Jack Carberry of the Denver Post are true more havoc will be wreak ed in college basketball circles than possibly could be accomplished by a hurricane and the noice will be just about the some Phog noted basketball coach at University of Kansas? is the first basketball man of significant stature to openly point a finger at alleged crooked ness in tjie game and he ir revocably put himself on a spot from which he cannot move with out proving what he has said Allen let fire a blast not only at allegedly crooked teams and the gamblers from whom they are sup posed to be accepting money but at eastern sportswriters Carberry writes: "Allen in making his charge alleges that newspapers with full knowledge that games have been thrown in Madison Square Garden kept it quiet or fair ly This leads us to con clude that Allen is talking through his hat or as the case may be his Phog Ned Irish acting president of Madison Square Garden was ignor ant of story yesterday until an International News Service sports writer read it 'to him over the phone At first he exclaimed and then came through with the statement that Allen had bet ter forward and By inferring that New York news papers and sports writers are pur posely hushing up evidences of IRONTON HI EELS IERNSWILER STING By LOREN TIBBALS I Sports Writer COLUMBUS Oct 23 or the fourth straight week the Lions of Cleveland Cathedral ranked today as the scholastic football power But the highlight of the International News Service poll de termining top 10 high school eleven was sensational climb from tenth to third place be hind also undefeated Cathedral La tin and Columbus North Although idle last week Latin' still was the week end choice for first place by three out of every four sports writers from through out the state participating in the survey Tire Lions will resume hos tilities with a riday pight date with Cleveland East High Lakewood jumped all the way from tenth place to third in ad ministering a 14 0 loss to previously unbeaten Lorain while last third place team Mansfield absorb ed a 6 0 setback at the hands of once beaten Massillon de feat sent the Steelers reeling from their seventh place spot among the first 10 while Mansfield dropped fromthird to eighth position Toledo Libbey which gave way to Lakewood a week ago regained a spot among the first 10 with Lor defeat Libbey produced a 31 7 triumph over Toledo Scott riday IN COMPARING THE NUMBER EMPLOYEES with the other counties the report shows Wood with ONE LESS deputy than any of the others and with only AS MANY as two of the other counties At the present time I have 3 regular deputies and one tempo rary No other comparative county has less than 4 full time deputies this very day October 23 1944 It November yet but the football season at Bowling Green State University is finished The schedule closed Saturday afternoon with Bunker Hill scoring the ex pected 27 to 7 victory over thealcons Bunker Hill was powerfully equip ped to play the alcons having many Big Ten hold overs from last year and powered by Mai Hut ner Texas All American who last year was man enough almost by himself to beat the best alcon the wartime Using a table to compare the ratio of fees collected to operating and main tenance expense in 1941 1942 Wood County had 1285 and near est competitor had 1147 in other words by continually striving to collect court costs due the office and keeping overhead at a mini mum the Wood County Clerk of office paid its own way and turned back 285 excess while the county with the next best report turned back 147 or just about half as much based on percentage Regarding this comparison the report says: ESTABLISHED BY THE ABOVE TABLE WOOD COUNTY IS DOING A MUCH MORE AVORABLE JOB IN THIS RESPECT THAN ANY THE OTHER COUNTIES meeting between the two clubs end ed in a scoreless tie Les Tressel who up to this week was the No 1 scorertallied the long Jack et touchdown Baldwin Wallace now has won five of its seven starts Bowling Green wound up its sea son in a 27 7 loss to the undefeated Bunker Hill Ind Naval Training Station The Sailors headed by All American Mai Kutner led all 'the way The defeat was the third in eight games for the alcohs In other games last week Capi all civilian team counted its second win of the season in blank ing Kenyon 25 0 leaving Kenyon still without a victory in three starts Wooster which also won a game thus far dropped its third straight game in losing to Western Michigan 27 0 In three games a total of 73 points have been registered against the Scots who have been unable to score them selves Only five games are on tap this week with the Miami Denison meet ing sharing top billing with Ohio State's Saturday date in Columbus with a Minnesota team which will be at its season peak for tire Bucks Other Saturday games send Capi tal against Muskingum at New Con cord West Virginia Tech against Otterbein at Westerville and Bald win Wallace against Wooster The standings: gram and are now headed for of ficers training in Midshipman schools This included subs Bowen Cullen Eidsness and Radabaugh Another rank Ball a civilian sub tackle is not returning to school next term because he intends to enlist before his 18th birthday That totals up to 21 men which would leave just TO men on the squad for football in the next term This week would have been an open date of necessity because of the vacation period and Bob Whit taker would look good trying to play any more football games with 10 men Brown eeney Gearheart Hoffeld Kniseley Knierim Mul vihill Spechtman and Treadway But it was a season that came out better than at first expected Bowling Green had a much better ball club than believed possible from the material that reported at the start of training They won five out of eight games Neither team scored until the sec ond period as Victor Schwall for mer Northwestern back now sta tioned here intercepted a pass on his 26 yard and ran back to the Bee 44 to later go over from the 9 standing up Lieut Jack Baer missed the kick Bowling Green tallied eight plays later Al DiMarco ex Creighton back passed to Al Taves who took the ball to the 3 and went over three plays later Brenton Kirk placekicked the extra point Mai Kutner formerly of Texas punched across for the Patriots in the third period from the one yard line with Baer converting passes Schwall to Kutner gained 40 and Neil Daubhinee scored standing up from the eight Baer added the point A fourth period 73 yard march brought Bunker Hill the final touchdown with Baer plunging ac ross and kicking the extra point By International News Service Ohio State and Miami were lone representatives today in the fast dwindling list of the unbeaten collegiate football teams The Buckeyes kept their four game record intact by blasting previously unbeaten Great Lakes 26 6 before 73477 fans in Ohio Sta dium Saturday Miami kept apace the Bucks actually in front of them from the standpoint of games won by hurd ling Murray (Ky) Teachers College 26 14 The victory sixth straight for the Redskins was marked by the brilliant offensive performance of Dick Enzminger 190 pound Redskin fullback He 14 0 came third two more six pointers in the final quarter Miami and Ohio State were left as the only unbeaten Buckeye college teams after Muskingum fumbled its chances for a perfect season in losing unexpectedly to Otterbein 12 7 Although Miami currently is far ahead of the rest of the pack the Redskins are scheduled for a show down with once tied Denison Satur day night at Dayton The Big Red scored a 33 6 victory over Ohio Wes leyan Saturday for their second triumph over the battling Bishops this season Only a 7 7 tie with Oberlin mars record Baldwin Wallace squeezed out a 9 7 triumph over Case its arch rival in a game played at Cleveland Saturday night'The Yellow winning margin was scored on a fourth quarter safety A previous In conclusion the report of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce says COMPARING THE NUMBER EMPLOYEES IN THIS ICE WITH THE OTHER COMPARABLE COUNTIES AS WELL AS THE TREND IN THE EXPENSE THIS OICE THE WOOD COUNTY CLERK OICE IS BEING VERY ECONOMICALLY AND EICIENTLY (Official Report Is On ile) Since the report of the Chamber of Commerce covers to and including 1942 I would like to add that in 1943 our office for the third consec utive year reduced its total expenditures by a little over $60000 and the work in the office is up to date right now I YOU THINK BAVIS IS DOING HIS JOB HELP RE ELECT HIM CLERK 0 Georgia Teclr 17 Navy 15 Texas Christian 13 Texas 7 Texas 19 Arkansas 0 Delaware State 7 Howard 6 Southern 19 Arkansas State Tulane 16 Aubium 13 Tennessee 0 Alabama 0 North Carolina Pre light Georgia Pre light 0 Kentucky 26 VMI 2 William and Mary Army Air Base 0 Virginia State 32 stitute 6 Mississippi State State 6 Wake orest 21 North Carolina State Catawaba 19 Presbyterian 0 Rice 21 Southern Methodist 10 Southwestern 21 Texas Tech 19 Second Ah orce 68 North Texas Aggies 0( Naval 19 Amarillo Air ield 13 MY NAME IS THE 4TII ROM THE BOTTOM ON 7'IIE DEMOCRATIC STATE COUNTY BALLOT gained the statement that between semester leaves of the 12 boys would not start until five clock on Saturday Only recently the Navy announ ced that the leaves would start at boon on that Saturday and natur ally the boys who have not been home for many months wanted tc get started for home at the earlies possible moment That meant that they play the game But they decided tc stick with Coach Bob Whittaker long enough to get the game over with and then head post haste for mamma and papa You can imagine about how much they were thinking about football on Saturday afternoon That was the background for game when it opened And if you think that local management was not smart in closing the season with this game just look over the Blowing figures: The alcon squad numbered 31 players at the close of the season Of these 16 men were Marines all of whom are moving to other bases with the separation of the local unit from this campus That included the following Al DiMarco Don Mohr Ed Lonjak John Jere miah Carl Jones Brenton Kirk Jack Lewis George Schmidt red Schoeck and John Schmiedt all of whom were regular starters with the varsity our more were seamen who are listed as seniors in the 12 pro i invApn ninnier Secretary of State (SEAL) Weakened Club Trouncled By Powerful Bunker Hill 27 to 7 OHIO STATE PLAYS GREAT GAME TO DEEAT SAILORS Automatic Gas Heaters Electric Pumps Cistern ilters UNITED STATES AMERICA STATE OHIO I OICE THE SECRETARY STATE I EDWARD HUMMEL Secre tary of State of the State of Ohio do hereby certify that the forego ing is an exemplified careful ly compared by me with the original on my office and in my official custody as Secretary ofState arid found to be true and 'correct of a Joint Resolution adopted by the Ninety fifth General Assembly of the State of Ohio on the 5th day of 'May 1943 and filed Jn the office of the Secretary ofstate on the 11th day of May 1943 proposing to amend Article IV Sec tion 6 of the Constitution of the State of Ohio concerning the juris diction of the court of appeals IN TESTIMONY WHEREO I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official seal at Co Aimbus Ohio this 11th day of Sep tember 1944 section 2 of article IV to read as follows: ARTICLE IV The supreme court shall until otherwise provided by law consist of a chief justice and six judges and the judges now in of fice 'in that court (shall continue there in until the end of the terms for which they were respectively elected unless they are removed die or resign If any of said judges shall be unable by reason of ill ness disability or disqualification to hear consider and decide a cause or causes the chief justice or in case of the absence or disability of the chief justice the judge having the longest period of service upon that court may direct any judge of any court of appeals to sit with the judges of the supreme court in the place and stead of the absent judge The judge cf the court of appeals so designated shall tempo rarily perform duties of a judge of the supreme court as to such cause or causes designated ma jority of the supreme court shall foe necessary to constitute a quorum or to pronounce a decision except as hereinafter provided It shall have original jurisdiction in quo warranto mandamus habeas cor pus prohibition and procedendo and appellate jurisdiction in all cases involving questions arising under the constitution of the United States or of this state in cases of felony on leave first obtained and in caes which originated in the courts of appeals and such revisory jurisdiction of the proceedings of administrative officers as may be conferred by law It shall hold at least one term in each year at the seat of government and such other terms there or elsewhere as may be provided by law The judges of the supreme court shall be elected by the electors of the state at large for such term not less than six years as may be prescribed by law and they shall be elected and their official term shall begin at such time as may now or hereafter be fixed by law Whenever the judges of the supreme court shall be equally divided in opinion as to the merits of any case before them and are unable for that reason to agrek upon a judgment that fact shall 'entered upon the record and such entry shall be held to consti tute an affirmance of the judgment of the court below No law shall be held unconstitutional and void by the supreme court without the concurrence of at least all but one of the judges except in the affirm ance of a judgment of the court of appeals declaring a law unconsti tutional and void In cases of public or great general interest the WlLILIIl SUCH limitations of time as may be pre scribed by law direct any court of appeals to certify its record to the supreme court and may review and affirm modify or reverse the judgment of the court of appeals All cases pending in the supreme court at the time of the adoption of this amendment by the people shall proceed to judgment in the manner provided by existing law No law shall be passed or rule made whereby any person shall be prevented front invoking the orig inal jurisdiction of the supreme court Be it further resolved That at such election herein 'referred to the above proposal shxfll be placed on the official ballot in such form as the secretary of state may pre scribe if the votes for the proposal shall exceed those against it this amendment shall take effect and existing Section 2 of article IV of the constitution of the state of Ohio shall be repealed and annulled UNITED STATES AMERICA STATE OHIO OICE THE SECRETARY STATE I EDWARD HUMMEL Secre tary of State of the State of Ohio do hereby certify that the forego ing is an exemplified copy carefully compared by mfc with the original now on file in my office and in my official custody as Secretary of State and found to be true and correct "of a Joint Resolution adopted by the Ninety fifth General Assembly of the State of Ohio on the 27th day of April 1943 and filed in the office of the Secretary of State on the 4th day of May 1943 proposing to amend Article IV Section 2 of the Constitution of the State of Ohio permitting the use of temporary or substitute judges in the supreme court of Ohio IN TESTIMONY WHEREO I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official seal at Co lumbus Ohio this 11th day of Sep tember 194 4 EDWARD HUMMEL I Secretary of State MAIN Th Plumber Sec 6 into appellate' districts of compact territory bounded by county lines in each of which there shall be a court of appeals consisting of three judges Vacancies caused by the expiration of the terms of office of the judges of the courts of appeals shall be filled by the electors of the respective appellate districts in which such vacancies shall arise Until otherwise provided by law the gk term of office of such judges shall be six years Laws may be passed to prescribe the time and mode of such election and the qualifications of such judges and to alter the number of districts or the bounda ries thereof but no such change shall abridge the term of any judge a then in office The court oLappeals shall hold at least one term annual ly in each county in the district and such other terms at a county seat in the district as the judges may determine upon and the coun ty commissioners of any county in which 'the court of appeals shall hold sessions shall make proper and A convenient provisions for the hold ring of such court by its judges and officers Each judge shall be com petent to exercise judicial powers in any appellate district of the state i The courts of appeals shall have original jurisdiction1 in quo war ranto mandamus habeas corpus pro hibition and procedendo and such jurisdiction as may be provided by law to review affirm modify set aside or reverse or final orders of boards commissions officers or tribunals and of courts of record inferior to the court of appeals within the district and judgments of the courts of appeals shall be final in all cases except cases involving questions arising under the constitution of the United States or of this state cases of felony cases of which it has orig inal jurisdiction and cases of public or great general interest in whiph the supreme court may direct any court of appeals to certify its rec ord to that court No judgment of any court of record entered on the verdict of the jury shall be set aside or reversed on the weight of the evidence except by the concur rence of all three judges of a court of appeals Only a majority of such 1 Acourt of appeals shall be necessary vto pronounce a decision make an order or enter judgment upon all other questions and whenever the i judges of a court of appeals find i that xi judgment upon which they have agreed is in conflict with a judgment pronounced upon the samequestion by any other court of ap peals of the state the judges shall certify the' record of the case to the supreme court for review and final determination The decisions in all cases in the supreme court shall be reported together with the reasons therefor and laws may be passed providing for the reporting of cases in the courts of appeals The chief lustice of the supreme court of the state may assign any judge of the court of appeals to any county to hold court The chief justice of the supreme court shall determine the disability or disqualification of any judge of the court of appeals Alllaws now in force not inconsistentherewith shall continue in force until amended or repealed provid ed that all cases actions or pro ceedings pending before or in any board commission officer tribunal or court on the first day of Janu ary 1945 shall be heard tried andreviewed in the same manner and by the same procedure as is now autnonzea oy SCHEDULE The above proposal placed on tne ornciai election hereinbeforen such form as the state may prescribe uie votesfor the proposal shall exceed those against 11 mis ainenmneiu take effect January 1 1945 Be it resolved by the General As sembly of the State of Ohio three A fifths of the members elected to wach house concurring therein That there shall be submitted to the electors of the state for their approval or rejection at the election held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1944 a proposal to amend section 6 article IV of the constitution of the state of Ohio the said section 6 of article iv wnen lows: ootball Scores Big Ten Purdue 26 Towa 7 Indiana 14 Northwestern 7 Ohio Baldwin Wallace 9 Case '7 Capital 25 Kenyon 0 Denison 33 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Bunker Hill Naval 27 Bowling Green 7 Miami 26 Murray 14 West Ohio State 26 Great Lakes 6 Notre Dame 28 Wisconsin 13 North Central 13 Elmhurst 12 Kansas 20 Nebraska 0 Wabash 14 DePaw 7 Indiana State 13 Illinois Normal 6 Oklahoma 68 Kansas State 0 Missouri 21 Iowa State 21 East Penn State 6 Colgate 0 "Lafayette 44 Lehigh 0 Illinois 39 Pittsburgh 5 Villanova 7 Muhlenberg 0 West Virginia 20 Bethany 0 Holy Cross 24 Brown 24 Cornell 13 Sampson Naval 6 Maine 13 New Hampshire 6 Army 76 Coast Guard Aca demy 0 Connecticut 21 New York CC 0 South Tulsa 47 Mississippi 0 lorida 21 Morris in flit Niiureme coiirf of Ohio Be it resolved by the General As I semhlv of the State of Ohio three I fifths of the members elected to each house concurring therein That there shall be submitted to the elec tors of the state for their approval or rejection at the election held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1944 a pro posal to amend section 2 of article IV saia amended team mustered in period The alcons were without their ace Ed Inniak Marine who underwent a nose operation on riday 'to' prepare him for the of candidate school a week hence But that handicap would not have been so bad if the mental attitude the other boys had been good wThey want tc play that game Unfortunately it was schedul ed a time back when inquiry of the Navy office in Wash PROPOS RD AJIEND3IBNT 1J) THE CONSTITUTION OHIO I "AfcT Team Pts OP Miami 6' 0 0 130 41 Ohio State 4 0 0 134 13 Denison 6 5 1 224 56 Baldwin Wallace 5 1 1 128 65 Muskingum 3 1 0 52 36 Otterbein 2 1 0 58 47 Capital 2 1 0 63 32 Bowling Green 5 3 0 T33 117 Case 2 3 2 76 74 Ohio Wesleyan 1 5 1 67 159 Wilberforce 0 1 1 27 32 Oberlin 0 4 1 27 94 Kenyon 0 3 0 19 85 Wooster 0 3 0 0 73 News Service by sports writers throughout the state: Opp Pos Team Pts Pts 1 Cathedral Latin 5 0 0 136 0 2 Columbus Nortn 6 O' 0 152 25 3 Lakewood 6 0 0 172 13 4 Canton 5 1 0 223 33 5 Xqjjngstown Est 6 0 0 176 19 6 Massillon 5 10 124 19 7 Martins erry 6 0 0 119 0 8 Mansfield 5 1 0 117 22 9 Warren 4 1 1 146 53 10 Toledo Libbey 6 0 0 144 40.