Middletown to Host 1951 All-Star High School Grid Game
Ohio’s 1951 All-Star High School North-South football game moves to Middletown after a 12-6 Ohio Coaches Association vote. The game will feature two 25-man senior squads under lights at Waite Stadium with 3,000 general admissions left and 2,500 seats reserved.
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Butler
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
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Akron
Northwestern
South
Jimmy Robinson
Lehman
Stark County
Eli Fleasin
Copley
Glenn
Tiger) Ellison
Association
Butler County
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Hun
Frank Pauly
Waite
Chuck Wertz
Carl Bachman
Findlay
Paul Walker
Columbus
Frank Skibbie
Bowling Green
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Pauly
Bill Kidd
New Philadelphia
Robinson
Bob Parse
East Cleveland
Shaw
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Mac Pemberton
Columbus West
Yesday
al Sebald
Frank Roppolo
Lloyd Williams
Marion Harding
Dizzy Trout Tops Tigers In 6-2 Win Over White Sox
Loquacious Dizzy Trout, oldest Tiger, earned his 10th win in a 6-2 victory over the White Sox. Detroit stayed atop the American League as Cleveland, Boston, and New York posted varied results. the Tribe moved into second place three games back.
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Ransom Challenges PGA Records At Eastern Open
Ransom, a veteran Texas pro who won the Tom O Shanter championship, disputes PGA records by listing multiple tour wins from 1945 to 1949 and a return to play in the Eastern Open at Mount Pleasant, the event's first edition.
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Henry Ransom
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Wilmington, N. C
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Mount Pleasant
Sports Official Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Ted J. O'Sullivan, 47, a well known sports official, died in a Kansas City hospital. He graduated in 1927 from the University of Missouri where he starred in football and basketball.
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Ted J. O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
University of Missouri
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