Writers Seek Role in SEC All League Selections
The SEC Sports Writers Association plans to petition next Wednesday to join coaches in selecting the all league team and reverse the decision to have coaches pick the official squad. Writers argue joint ballots would yield a stronger, fairer lineup, noting some first team picks came from players who rarely played.
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Schoolboy Floor Games Kick Off Local Hoop Season
A 12 game program tonight opens the district scholastic basketball race with three SEC League teams in the spotlight. Athens High and Gallipolis, co-champions last season, field combinations to defend titles despite lost stars. Pomeroy Panthers schedule home opener against Chester at Pomeroy as Nelsonville opened last week with a 63-42 win.
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OU Frosh Court Squad Lacks Height and Speed
Ohio University freshman basketball coach Robert Wren shapes a 40 man squad for the season aiming to trim to 20 by next Tuesday before an intra squad game. Standout prospects include Ralph Readout Bill Frame and Jerry Barry, with a schedule of seven games planned including Marietta Wright Field Miami and Muskingum engagements.
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Drugettes Move to First in Ladies Bowling League
The Drugettes clinched first place by sweeping Banks Sport Shop three games 2160 to 1943 as Mildred Hall led with 504 series. CSUE rose to third after beating McBee No 1 while Beasley Mathews defeated Roger Dean to stay fourth.
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Pure Oil Takes Three Matches In City League Night
Pure Oil Peps bowlers won three straight to retain their league lead over Belva's Style Shop, who also swept three lines. American Legion women took two of three from 22nd St. Bowling Center team. Ruth Nelson led with 515, Neil Quillin 506, Bonnie Garrison 73.
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Dick Urich Named Miami Captain in 1950 Football Team
Dick Urich of Wapakoneta was elected captain of the 1950 Miami University football team. Coach Woodie Hayes also announced Bill McCormick of Hamilton as the most valuable lineman of the 1949 team. John Pont, Canton sophomore halfback, was named the most valuable back.
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Buckeye and Athens County league basketball schedule set
Friday features McArthur at Athens and Shade at Nelsonville as Chauncey and Shade clash in the Buckeye and Athens County leagues. Games include Rio Grande and Cadmus at Gallipolis, Chester at Pomeroy, Rome at Shade, Trimble at Waterloo, Rockbridge at Carbon Hill, Reinersville at Pennsville, Wilkesville at Vinton Rural, Chauncey at Belpre, and Glouster at New Concord with Saturday Shade at Nelsonville and multiple cross-league matchups.
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LASTARZA TO FIGHT BRION TONIGHT AT MSG
Roland La Starza undefeated as a young heavyweight meets Argentina's Cesar Brion in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Both 22 years old, the bout offers a potential June title shot against Ezzard Charles for the winner.
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Cincinnati Reds Star Bucky Walters NL MVP 1939
Bucky Walters of the Cincinnati Reds was named the National League most valuable player after winning 27 games in the 1939 season.
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Payne of Middleport Makes All Star B Team
The Associated Press All Ohio Class B squad includes Don Payne of Middleport as a key back. The list features multiple players from Ohio towns such as Vermilion Ironton Canton and Marysville with varied positions and heights, selected from ballots by coaches, newspapermen, and radio commentators.
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Trimble Tigers defeat Rockbridge 68 to 44 in county clash
Gibisonville Tigers built a 42-14 halftime lead to beat Rockbridge 68-44 in Hocking County play. Whitcraft led with 23 points, Moore added 18, Blick had 15 for Gibisonville. Rockbridge had won the earlier preliminary game 22-19.
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OSU Players Named as Pallbearers for Robert Hooey
Ohio State University football players Jack Jennings Pete Perini Jack Wilson Bill Miller Jerry Krall Fred Curly Morrison Bill Trautwein Jack Linninger were chosen as pallbearers for Robert E Hooey sports editor who died from injuries in an automobile accident. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm in Columbus.
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Curly) Morrison
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Vic Pecora Wins Main Bout In Four Round Boxing Card
More than 400 spectators attended the American Legion Hall event presented by Feeney Bennett Post. Vic Pecora, a 186 pound Chicago fighter, defeated Maxwell, 190, by decision after four rounds. Others in preliminaries included Stobart vs Oliver and McPeek vs Eads ending in draws. Burney brothers and Stevens with notable results.
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Rhodes Suggests 1950 PGA Decide Medal And Match Champs
Columbus would host the 1950 PGA tournament to decide both the medal and match play champions if Mayor James A. Rhodes follows through with the plan. The proposal links the city’s event hosting to crowning two top titles in professional golf.
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McArthur Generals Open Season With Win Over Richland High
McArthur Generals defeated Richland High 47 to 38 in the season opener. The hosts started strong with a 14-4 first quarter lead, led 23-12 at halftime, and extended the margin with an 84-23 final score after the third quarter.
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