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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1951

Page

10

Bobcats golf team shows fight on southern trip

Don Finsterwald led Ohio University golfers in a southern swing, winning three straight matches before a narrow loss to VMI’s George Maxwell. Rambo and Branstitter posted solid scores as the Athens squad faced tough foes and freshmen Guthrie shined after eligibility rules changed. The piece also notes the SEC League all star banquet in Logan and Hank Luisetti’s AAU championship with the Stewart Chevrolets.

Ohio U Don Finsterwald Athens VMI George Maxwell Virginia Dow Augusta Bobcats White Sulphur Springs W.va Bobcat Ohio Herb Branstitter Earl Davis Don Ferguson Dick Guthrie Dave Rambo Dayton al Matthews Cuyahoga Falls Finsterwald Rambo Roger Pedige

Point Pleasant High Joins New Conference

Point Pleasant High School announces entry into the Western West Virginia Basketball Conference formed by nine schools. Officers elected at Huntington include Rabe Mazza as president Aldo Paletti as vice president and Larry Workman as secretary treasurer. League play begins 1951 with ten league games required for eligibility.

Point Pleasant W. Va Point Pleasant High’ School Western West Virginia Basketball Big Hicks Bob Adkins Fe Aty Huntington Fast Rabe Mazza Ceredeoe Aldo Paletti Huntington East Larry Workman Wayne Willis Hertix Barboursville Iliff West Jackie McKown Adkins EA Smith Guyan Valley Dick Ware Ceredo Kenova- Mazza Mary Weisel St. Joseph Johnny Monnig Huntington Paletti Wayne Workman Ray Mathews Logan Jack Chapman Milton Jimmy Cain

Devils Hold Windsor Even in Tight Series Split

Blue Devils edged Windsor of Stockport to a 4 inning win and earned an even split in the two game set. Earlier, Stockport took a 7-6 win in the series opener, with both schools evenly matched in a back and forth series.

Chauncey Chauncey High Blue Devils Windsor Stockport Indians Yost Blue Dévilx

County League Opens With Four Games In Athens

Four games are set for the Athens County Baseball League opening day. Albany visits Ames Bern, Jacksonville-TrimiMe faces Buchtel, Rome plays The Piains, and Waterloo meets Shade at 3 p.m. Chauncey led early in one game, but the Tadiwns tied it in the final turn. Blue Devils won in the ninth on a pinch hit by Jerry Lanning. In another, Stockport rallied with a three-run inning to beat Chauncey as Bobby Oliver delivered the deciding hit.

Athens County Baseball League Albany Ames Bern Jacksonville Buchtel Rome Piains Waterloo Shade Chauncey Tadiwns Blue Devils Jerry Lanning Eddie Atdella Chauncey Ted Stockport Ig Oe Bobby Oliver

Sports Roundup Exibition Baseball And Fights Report

Roundup of exhibition baseball results with multiple city matchups including St. Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn and San Antonio, plus boxing notes Chico Davey and Levi Bryant fights. Also mentions Red Rocha NBA center birth in Hilo Hawaii.

New York Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn San Antonio St. Louis Ephraim Red) Rocha, Sixfoot Baltimore Ece NBA Hilo

Clothiers Seize First as League Leads Shift

Beckley Clothiers moved to first place in the Sunday Mixed Bowling League by sweeping Nye Chevrolets three games. The Clothiers totaled 2273 pins to Chevvies 2181, with Ed Efan leading them at 468. Ted Mahaffey starred for the Carhops in a 514 pin night.

Beckley Clothiers Nye Chevrolet Chevvies Roger Dean Pairview Drive-In Carhops Pfeiffer Beers Efan Vi Widdoes Arlene Clothiers Ted Mahaffey Deans Neil Thomas Collins George Merchant Nye Chevrolet Sid Roger Dean Fairview Drive-In Chevvies Ve Toolers

Colgate Edges Michigan Ohio in White Sulphur Springs golf

Colgate University golfers pull ahead in the 36 hole quadrangular in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to nose out Ohio University 22 to 21. Harvard Washington and Lee finish third and Harvard last after the first day. Finsterwald sits out Masters duty as McCall leads medal chase with a 34 37 for medalist honors. Ohio bids ends trip with even split in southern meets.

White Sulphur Springs W.va Colgate University Ohio University Washington and Lee Harvard Ohio Don Finsterwald Augusta McCall Colgate al Matthews Earl Davis Dave Ramble Dick Guthrie Guthrie Bobcat Finsterwald Bobcats Elon Virginia North Carolina Holy Cross VMI Brown W-L Wilde Branstutter Ohto U Hall Edwards Timpson Davis McCormick Huber Gorman Rambo OHTO Mahan Hardy Burke Ferguson Bailey Miller Hegbberg Matthews Joynes Stacy Rosenholtz

Ohio Teams on Practice Field in Full Swing

Ohio University resumed classes after Easter vacation and sent all athletic teams onto practice fields for upcoming schedules. Only the tennis squad remained missing as Al Nellis planned a later start for drills while the schedule waits three weeks.

Ohio Ohio University al Nellis Cindermen Ohio Wesleyan Bob Wren Wren Bobcats Pitt Panthers

Red Grange Near Unanimous Choice for All-Time Eleven

Red Grange, star of the 1920s, was nearly unanimously selected for an All-Time AA football team by a nationwide AP poll in conjunction with the National Football Hall of Fame at Rutgers. The Galloping Ghost, famed for 31 touchdowns in three seasons and a 92 yard kickoff return, drew huge crowds and remains a defining figure of early gridiron greatness.

New Brunswick N.J Harold Red) Grange Tilingis Associated Press Rutgers University Rutgers Princeton Hall of Fame Jack Dempsey Bobby Joney

Outdoor Work For WM Squad

Kalamazoo Michigan Western Michigan College opens outdoor football practice with coach John W Gill expecting five weeks of drills and about 40 players. Around 20 lettermen and 30 sophomores may attend, some in military service, with freshmen eligible later to boost varsity. The staff must find new backs and ends as losses occur. The offense will be stressed while seeking defensive minds. Joe Shack, ex American Hockey League player, stars in the English National Hockey League with Harringay.

Kalamazoo Mich Western Michigan College John W. Gill Gill Falls Gil

Last Placers Rally Over Billiards In Mixed Bowling Action

Last Placers beat Anchor Billiards 578 series led by Les Lovers 187 184 207 as Bus secured two wins to close gap on leaders. Pard Hudson, Katherine Gruesser and Howard Wartenburg led the losers with 546 526 511 while Mrs Gruesser added 169 191 166. Somerville Implements moved up with Erma Wright 528 and Paul White 520. Buffington Greenhouse narrowed the gap with Griff Durbin 590 and Bud Cruickshanks 539.

Point Pleasant W. Va Les Lovers Pard Hudson Katherine Gruesser Howard Wartenburg Wartenburg Gruesser Somerville Ford Hack Erma Wright Durbin Bud Cruickshanks

SEO All Star Dinner Set Tonight at Logan

The Kiwanis Club hosts a public dinner at 6:30 honoring the first and second all star league basketball teams. Dr. Jim Hull will speak, with a surprise climax, as certificates are presented to players from Wellston Gallipolis Pomeroy Athens Logan Jackson Nelsonville and Middleport.

Logan Gallipolis Logan Kiwanis Athens Kiwanians Quet Jim Hull Ohio State Basketeers Athens Kiwanis Club SEQ Sports Writers Association SEQ Richard L. Zay Jerry Collins Wellston Bill Hogan Ronnie Smith Pomeroy Ralph Nuzum Athens Bob Ashler Middleport Bill Voris Tom Halliday Jim Widdoes Frank Hartley Nelsonville Keith Mungan Jackson Ned Shaw John Cottriff Joel Poetker Larry Walburn Jim Roller Jim Metzger

Amateur Could Win Masters Masters Field Opens in Augusta

The fifth Masters golf tournament begins in Augusta Georgia with top amateurs shaping up to challenge for the title. Defending champion Jimmy Demaret predicts strong amateur prospects and notes the Walker Cup contingent and other gifted amateurs in the field. The best amateur showing to date remains Frank Stranahan tied for second in 1947, while Demaret seeks another win.

Augusta Jimmy Demaret Augusta National Georgia

Western Michigan opens six two game set with Illinois

Kalamazoo Mich Western Michigan starts a six two game series against Big Ten power Illinois in Champaign to test the Broncos in conference play. Coach Charles Maher may reshuffle the lineup after weather limited practice. Illinois a strong title contender with recent top finishes and past meetings with the Broncos include a 6-2 win in 1943.

Kalamazoo Mich Western Michigan Hiinels Champaign Broncos Fiini Wally Roettger Illinois Ielding Ohio State Michigan Michigan State Iowa Wisconsin Washington University Bears St. Loouis Charles Maher

Mid-American Baseball Schedule This Week

Mid-American teams host and visit across multiple dates. Miami plays at Vanderbilt and Marshall, Western Michigan faces Illinois, Ohio University meets Pitt, and Marietta hosts Rio Grande. Other games include Miami at Western Kentucky and Fairmont Tears at Marietta Country Club.

Miami Vanderbilt Western Kentucky Kentucky Ohio A. Ve. Pitt OU Field Western Michigan Ilinois Marshall Marietta Rio Grande Ohio U Pitt Fairmont Goly Marietta Country Club

Bronco Golfers Prep For Seasonal Opener

Kalamazoo Mien Coach Bill Perigo began intensive work with his golf squad Monday for the season opener with the University of Detroit on April 15. Tennis coach Ray Sorensen has three weeks to prepare for the regular season opener against Michigan on April 23. The netmen returned from a four match southern trip last week.

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