Mid-American Conference Adds Marshall College edging into hoop race
Marshall College joins the Mid American Conference amid talk of football scheduling rules. Cincinnati faces a policymaking crossroads as directors push a five game football minimum for all members. The roundup also notes awards for Miami and Wichita State and local prep updates.
Carl Smith Tops Ohio High School Football Poll
Carl Smith of Washington Court House, a 190 pound six foot senior halfback, was named Ohio's No. 1 school football player. He scored 294 points to lead Class A scorers and completed 19 touchdown passes. The AP poll named him top performer with over 200 ballots cast, while coach of the year honors went to Chuck Mather of Massillon. Directors will meet to name all star selections for Canton.
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Carl Smith
Washington Court House
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Ees
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Buckeye
Chuck Mather
Massillon
Tigers
Wade Watts
Liverpool
Mather
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Wildcats
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McDonald
Fuzzy Faust
Dayton Chaminade
Joe Rufus
Cleveland Benedictine
Art Lavel
Lorain
Jeff Dehaven
Sandusky
Paul Keltner
Cambridge
Cloyce Taylor
Ashland
Fred Jacoby
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Canton
Associated Press
Five Veterans Lead Jacket Cage Roster
Five veterans form the nucleus of the Mid Yellow Jacket basketball team as the 1952-53 season opens with Wahama at Ma. The squad features one of Southeastern Ohio's top scorers, behind All-Ohio Ralph Nuzum of Wahama.
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Wahama
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Miami U Captain Reelected as Redskin Leader
D J Bernie Greis linger Hamilton has been reelected captain of the Miami University squad. The team opens its season here against Findlay College Tuesday night.
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Oxford
D.J
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Hamilton
Miami University
Findlay College
Browns End Tie With Big Win Over Giants in Pittsburgh
Browns win to break a three-team logjam in the American Conference race as they top the Giants amid a 63-7 blowout at Pittsburgh. The game features strong runs by Jogade and Graham, plus sharp receiving from Jones and Lavelli.
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Chuck Conerly
Fred Benners
Ollie Matson
Jerry Groom
Eagles Matson
Chick Lato
Graham
Jogade
Marion Motley
Brown
Reland
Jagade
Mac Speedie
Dub Jones
Ken Carpenter
Jones
Dante Lavelli
Eddie LeBaron
Hugh Taylor
Harry Gilmer
Stan Heath
George Buskar
Lou Groza
Tommy James
Groza
Bert Bell
Bowl League Results And High Scorers At Union Town
This week’s standings show Athens 4 er s and Krogers near midpack with win totals listed. Top bowler honors go to P. Peters with 593 series and R. Jones 527, while Joe McAllister posted a high 279 single. Schedule highlights feature matches: Hotel Bar vs Union Lunch and Ogg Motor vs Wonder.
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R. Jones
Ogg Motor Co
Wonder Bar
Poston
Center
Ee Ogg Motor
Wonder High Ind
Jack Trace
High Ind
Joe McAllister
Union
Hemsley
Ind
Lee Gatchel
L. Pet
Center Cafe
Jonas Ins
Ate Ind
Hornets Rally Near League Lead In Hockey Standings
The Pittsburgh Hornets trounced the Providence Reds 6 2 to pull within one point of second place the Bears. Hershey beat Buffalo 3 2 while the St Louis Flyers defeated Syracuse in other league games.
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Associated Press
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Hornets
Providence Reds
Bears
Hershey
Buffalo Bisons
St. Louis Flyers
Syracuse
Disappointments and Upsets Mark 1952 College Football Season
Illinois and California disappoint as 1952 season ends. Michigan State completes 24 straight wins, Georgia Tech also strong, while Texas Christian falters early. Maryland shows promise before postseason ban. Notre Dame earns upset king status amid shifting rules scrutiny.
Tech Leads Nation’s 16 Unbeaten College Teams
NEW YORK Tech winner of 11 games and Sugar Bowl bound tops the nation’s 16 unbeaten untied programs after a 23 9 win over Georgia Saturday Southern California drops from the group with a 9 0 setback to Notre Dame Maryland State remains the only team not yet finished with its schedule Virginia State A T will face Maryland State Saturday
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Finis
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Spartans
United
Engineers
Georgia
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Illinois
California
Texas Christian
Illini
Wisconsin
Pappy Waldorf
Golden Bears
Southern California
UCLA
Southern Cal
TCU
Texas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Maryland
Terps
Alabama
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Jesse Hill
Tech
Maryland State
Virginia A. & T
Cage Card This Week
Local high school and county league basketball matchups listed for Tuesday Friday and Saturday across counties including Perry Athens Hocking Muskingum Gallia and Morgan. The schedule features village schools and town teams such as Wilton Crowned teams Roseville Dresden New Lexington Somerset and Gallia players in upcoming games.
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Wilton
McArthur
Perry County
Corning
Shawnee
Moxahala
Thornville
Glenford
City
Artley
Glouster
New Concord
Philo
Dresden
Roseville
New Lexington
Independent Logan
Lancaster
Oak Hill
Gallipolis
McLaney
Denvertown
Somerset
South Zanesville
Chesterhill
Battle
Bartlett
Forest Grove
Pennsville
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Carthage-Troy
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Shade Trimble
Waterloo
Hocking County
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Nelsonville
Middleport
Wahama
le Somerset
Junction City
Rosecrans
Hockey Score Report Boston Beats Montreal 3 1
Boston defeats Montreal 3 to 1 as Ching scores for New York Chicago? The fragment notes a hockey result with Boston ahead 3 1 and a mention of Ching on a New York Chicago link.
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Ching
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Cage Scores From Weekend College Basketball Action
Sunday results feature St Bonaventure 90 over John Carroll Gonzaga 66 and Delphos St John 78 over Kalida. Saturday scores include Seton Hall 84 over Arnold 61 and Hope 87 over Avenuesdytee 8a. Other outcomes: Ashland Ky 72 over Holy Family 46, Ironton St Joseph 46, Oklahoma City 9% over Wabash 9%, Pittsburgh 65 over University 65, Hamline 75 over Bowling Green 73.
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Lawrence Tech
Ohio High
Delphos St. John
Kalida
Ashland
Holy Family
Ironton St. Joseph
Saturda Seton Hall
Arnold
One
Oklahoma City
Wabash
Hope
University of ‘Pittsburgh
Hamline
Bowling Green
Pro Football Scores From Week With Narrow Matchups
Scores show Pittsburgh routed New York 63 to 7 and Cleveland defeated West 48 to 24. Philadelphia edged Los Angeles 34 to 21 while San Francisco beat Los Angeles 34 to 21. Only games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
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San Francisco
Guareged TV Set For 1953
The 10 man continuation in session considers presenting to NCAA authorities in Washington. Asa Bushnell notes long range plan for area colleges and a pro rated formula. Aims to limit television to top 10 or 12 programs, affecting Rose Bowl receipts and conference shares.
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Asa Bushnell
Bushnell
Big Ten
Georgia Tech
Southamall
TV Committee
Robinson Charges Denied By Yankees At Winter Meetings
At the winter meetings in Phoenix New York Yankees manager George Weiss denied racial prejudice after Jackie Robinson accused the club of discrimination. He cited numerous Negro players in the farm system and ongoing efforts to promote qualified Black players to the majors. The story also notes Leo Durocher’s status with the Giants and the upcoming minor and major league agendas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fof
Jackie Robinson
Leo Durocher
New York
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankees
Durocher
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Lee
Giants
George Weiss
Weiss
Bobcat Cagers Open at Home Saturday Night
Ohio University basketball opens its 22 game season with a home game against Marietta on Saturday night. Coach Jim Spyder drills his 12 of 15 squad through a four day vacation practice while three returning players join later. Home slate includes Kent State Miami Denison Toledo Bowling Green Western Reserve Western Michigan Marshall and Cincinnati.
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Marshall College
Thundering Herd
Marshall
West Virginians
Willard M. Pederson
Bowling Green
Huntington
Big Green
Cam Henderson
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Queen City
Uni-once
Bearcats
Ohio U
Miami
Western Reserve
Washington & Lee
Wabash
Ohio University
Jim Spyder
Lou Sawchik
Dick Seiple
Bob Buell
Bob
Return Of Baltimore To Pro Loop
Baltimore lawyers say the defunct Colts will return to the National Football League with an official announcement expected this week from league commissioner Bert Bell. Bell says talks with a Baltimore group are ongoing for a 1953 season franchise, while the Dallas Texans franchise remains under league control.
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William MacMillan
Baltimore Colts
MacMillan
Bert Bell
Bell
Dallas Texans
Dallas
Colts
Texans
Al Conway Captures Grid Scoring Honors
New York report: Al Conway of William Jewell College Missouri led national football scorers this season with 133 points.
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al Conway
New York
William Jewell, Mo
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