Southeastern Conference Tops AP All-America List in 1952
Michigan State and Georgia Tech each placed two players on the AP All America teams. SEC led with five honorees, followed by Big Ten with four and PCC with three. Notable selections include Stolhandske, Giel, Heinrich, Scarath, and Moorhead among others, with strong defensive lineups and standout backs like Wessels and Tamburo.
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Southeastern Conference
Big 10
New York
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Associated Press
Don Heinrich
Washington
Jack Scarbath
Maryland
Frank Rush
Dick Tamburo
Pete Brown
Bobby Moorhead
Big Tom Stolhandske
Texas
Frank McPhee
Princeton
Kline Gilbert
Nessippi
David Suminski
Wisconsin
John Michels
Tennessee
Matussak
Brown
Wessels
Giel
Heinrich
Scarbath
Don Branby
Colorado
Tom Scott
Virginia
J. D. Kimmel
Houston
West Point
Charlie LaPradd
Florida
Kush
Steve Eisenhauer
Navy
Tamburo
Donn Moomaw
UCLA
Johnny Lattner
Jim Sears
Sove Ute
Southern California
Moorhead
Paul Cameron
Alan Ameche
Ed Mioduszewski
William and Mary
Gene Filipski
Villanova
Andy Kozar
Eddie Crowder
Pinebones
Ted Saabone
Detroit
Holy Cross
Don McAuliffe
Leon Hardeman
Howard Waugh
Tulsa
Johnny Olszewski
California
Mitch Price
Columbia
Bobby Marlow
Alabama
Charlie Caldwell
McPhee
Ed Price
Stolhandske
Oklahoma
Scott
Art Gueppe
Branley
del Ward
Moomaw
Tambure
Tom Catlin
George Morris
Lively Lady Tops 1952 Two-Year-Old Trotter Poll
Lively Lady the Wooster bred filly under Gay Acres Stable of Wooster colors led the U S Trotting Association vote as the Two-Year-Old Trotter of 1952 She trains and drives for Del Miller and earned 40 793 this season leading two year olds Meadow Rice and other divisional champions also noted Meadow Rice who won the 1952 Brown Jug is linked to Ohio and Kentucky connections Walnut Hall Stud owns Lively Lady which was bred by the Critchfields and sold for 1100 as a yearling Community notes include Hilsota Sharpe Note Time Star's Pride and other awards.
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Columbus
Lively Lady
Bob
Hank Crutich
Gay Acres
Wooster
U. S. Trotting Association
Goston
N. Y
Walnut Hall Stud
Donerail
The
Critchfields
del Miller
Trotters
Pacer
Hilsota
Trotter
Sharpe Note
Star
Time
Meadow Rice
Kentucky
Ohio
Delaware
Wayne Curry Smart
Bonnie Brace Farms
Wellington
Bratton Seeks Sixth Straight Win Against Tiger Jones
Johnny Bratton bids for his fifth straight victory in a ten round telecast at Madison Square Garden where he faces Ralph Tiger Jones of Yonkers New York. Bratton, once known for a fragile chin, is listed as a 4 to 1 favorite to beat Jones tonight.
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New York
Johnny Bratton
NBA
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Johnny
Tiger
Brat
Native Dancer Named Top American Horse
The unbeaten two year old colt Native Dancer was named No 1 race horse in the country the first juvenile ever chosen American champion A trophy was given to owner Alfred G Vanderbilt at the TRA annual dinner Bert Read of Ohio urged TRA tracks to adopt a uniform drug schedule for stimulants for officials and members of the Horsemen's IR and Protective Association.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
TRA
Bert O. Read
Ohio
Irand Protective Association
Liberal Fishing Policy To Continue in 1953
Columbus reports the Division of Wildlife adopted liberal 1953 regulations after a hearing with sportsmen and officials. Angling remains unrestricted by creel or time limits for many fish. rough fish and smelt rules allow fishing by various means with specific prohibitions. Smelt may be taken in Lake Erie and tributaries at any time under set methods.
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Columbus
Conbre
Division of Wildlife
Lake Erie
Cincy Names 03 Captains
The University of Cincinnati names co captains for 1953 football, halfback Dom Del Bene and defensive end Don Fritz to lead the Bearcats. Jerseys 28 and 29 are retired for Gene Rossi and Bill Shalosky, Rossi MVP offensive and Shalosky MVP defensive. Forty-one varsity letters awarded. team went eight wins, one loss, one tie. Freshman numerals awarded to 23 players.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Dom del Bene
Girard
Don Fritz
Lorain
Bearcats
Sid Gilman
Gene Rossi
Bill Shalosky
Rossi
Shalosky
Glenn Sample
College Scores and Results Roundup
Cage Scores THURSDAY COLLEGE onrade Island 82 Boston College 68 Bonaventure 44 Marshall 115 Virginia Wesleyan 85 Chicago Loyola 67 Elmhurst 60 Rio Grande 76 Marietta 73 Geneva 68 Muskingum 63 Alliance Pa 68 Youngstown 55 Lockbourne AFB 94 Hiram 78 Northern 81 Concordia Ind 83 Wabash 77 Indiana Central 83 Wabash 77 Indiana State 61 Hanover 53 Wilmington 98 Transylvania 66 Xavier Ohio 81 Georgetown Ky 53 NC State 88 Washington Lee 63 Maryland 64 William & Mary 61 Clemson 77 oon 91 urmindnen eoeinaits Quantico Marines 73 Catholic Univ 64 Mercer 73 Furman 64 Oklahoma A&M 54 New Mexico A&M 39 Wyoming 74 Montana State College 50.
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Chicago Loyola
Elmhurst
Rio Grande
Marietta
Geneva
Muskingum
Alliance
Youngstown
Lockbourne Afb
Hiram
Indiana Central
Wabash
Indiana State
Hanover
Wilmington
Transylvania
Xavier
Ohio
Georgetown
NC State
Washington & Lee
Quantico Marines
Catholic Univ
Mercer
Furman
Oklahoma A & M
New Mexico A&m
Wyoming
Montana State College
Syracuse Wins Venerable August V. Lambert Trophy
Syracuse University football wins the August V. Lambert Memorial Trophy for eastern football supremacy. The committee of eastern sports writers and broadcasters awarded the trophy Thursday in New York, to accompany the Orange Bowl trip on January 1.
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New York
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Rain Wipes Out Play In Victorian Tennis Championship
Rain washed out the scheduled tennis action at the Victorian championship in Melbourne Australia today leaving players unable to compete and organizers delaying proceedings.
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Melbourne
Australia
All-America Offensive and Defensive Teams Named
AP lists 1952 All-America selections with leaders from Texas Princeton Georgia Tech and Wisconsin on offense and Colorado Virginia Michigan State Navy UCLA Notre Dame Southern Cal among others. Noting class years junior status for several players.
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New York
Associated Press
Tom Stolhandske
Texas
Frank McPhee
Princeton
Kline Gilbert
Mississippi
David Suminski
Wisconsin
John Michels
Tennessee
Marvin Matuszak
Tulsa
Pete Brown
Georgia Tech
Bucks
Billy Wessels
Oklahoma
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Don Heinrich
Washington
Jack Scarbath
Maryland
Giel
Don Branby
Colorado
Tom Scott
Virginia
J. D. Kimmel
Houston
Charlie LaPradd
Florida
Frank Kush
Michigan State
Steve Eisenhauer
Navy
Richard Tamburo
Donn Moomaw
UCLA
Jim Sears
Southern California
Johnny Lattner
Notre Dame
Bobby Moorhead
Eisenhauer
Lattner
OU Cagers Face Marietta Opener as Snyder Starts Fourth Campaign
Ohio University meets Marietta Pioneers in the season opener at Bobcat Gym. Coach Jim Snyder begins his fourth year with a largely rebuilt lineup, led by Betts and Murphy, while Scott Griesheimer is ineligible for the opener. The freshman squad also shows regional standouts in a 6:30 p.m. doubleheader.
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Marietta
Snyder
Bobcat Quintet
Ohio University
Marietta Pioneers
Jim Snyder
Cats
Atvuuin Uopnleet
Dick Murphy
Ralph Readout
Scotty Griesheimer
Chillicothe
Dan Lechner
Mineral City
Barry
Portsmouth
Murphy
Betts
Bobcat
East Liverpool
Bobcats
Bob Wren
Rio Grande
Bevo Francis
Co. Francis
Southeastern
Ralph Nuzam
Athens
Larry Morrison
Trimble
Dick Garrison
Corning
Dick Hubbard
Nelsonville
Don del Corso
Waynesburg
Jim Creek
Reynoldsburg
Lem Nixon
Nai Nuzum
Mike Samargya
Larry Morerison
Dick Miller
Dick White
Glen Randall Ane
Lemtheen Foreman
Roettger
Dubhinski
Ball
Scott
Hefflin
Grubb
Weinbrecht
Hubbard
New York Strips Title From Brow of Robinson
The New York State Athletic Commission stripped Sugar Ray Robinson of his world middleweight title for failing to defend it within six months. Commission chairman Robert Christenberry said the title is vacated after Robinson did not respond to挑 whether he would defend or retire. Gainford claimed a letter was mailed notifying the commission while negotiations with Jack Solomons for a Turpin rematch were underway.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
George Gainford
Robinson
Robert Christenberry
Commission
Christenberry
Gainford
New Haven
Conn
Boston
British Fight Board Backs NY Stripping Sugar Robinson
The Boxing Board of Control in Britain declares support for the New York State Athletic Commission action to strip Sugar Robinson of the middleweight title. BBBC secretary Teddy Waltham cites opposition to extending Robinson’s decision deadline and notes chairman Onslow Fane contacted New York officials to insist Robinson must decide by December 5.
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London
Great Britain
Boxing Board of Control
New York State Athletic Commission
Sugar Robinson
Teddy Waltham
BBBC
Robinson
Onslow Fane
Bob Christenberry
New York Commission
Browns Defend Division Lead Against Cards
Cleveland Browns aim to beat Chicago Cardinals to secure a third straight division title. Bob Gain returns at tackle after a broken jaw, with a lineup change likely removing Rex Baumgardner or Emerson Cole. A win over the Cards would keep them one game ahead in the American Conference and set up a title shot against the National Division winner.
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Browns
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
Cardinals
Ohioans
Bob Gain
Brown
Paul Brown
Rex Baumgardner
Emerson Cole
Ollie Matson
New York Giants
Cage Card This Week
Friday listings cover five county leagues with matchups like Ames Bern at Buchtel and Carthage Troy at The Plains in Athens and Meigs guides. Saturday games feature Somerset at Glenford and Junction City at Rosecrans along with several league contests across Morgan Gallia Muskingum and Vinton counties.
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Athens County
Ames
Bern
Buchtel
Carthage
Troy
Plains
Rome-Canaan
Shade Trimble
Waterloo
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Murray City
Laurelville
Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Meigs County League
Harrisonville
Racine
Chester
Rutland
Perry County
New Straitsville
McLaney
Junction City
Corning
Vinton County League
Allensville
Zaleski
Wilton
Hamden
Muskingum Valley League
Dresden
Glouster
New Concord
Crooksville
Roseville
M and
New Lexington
Caldwell
Morgan County League
Denvertown
Stockport
Pennsville
Reinersville
Gallia County League
Cheshire
Vinton
Lancaster St. Marys
Logan
McArthur
Athens
Moxahala
New Lex
St. Aloysius Tuppers Plains
Albany
Chauncey
Oak Hill
Somerset H. T
Nelsonville
Middleport
Wahama
Perry County League
Somerset
Glenford
Independent Junction City
Rosecrans
Preakness Purse Reaches 100 000 Mark Again
The Maryland Jockey Club raised the Preakness Stakes purse to 100 000, matching Derby and Belmont levels. Reported plans by Bowie's Mac Phail and Laurel's John Schapiro suggest other Maryland tracks may join the six figure group.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Maryland
Bowie
MacPhail
Laurel
John Schapiro
Big Ten Officials Push for Longer Spring Practice
Chicago report says Big Ten coaches and athletic directors urge a 30 day spring drill expansion beyond the NCAA limit of 20 sessions in 30 days. They have submitted the proposal for faculty committee review and plan to seek NCAA convention approval in Washington. The Ivy League prohibits spring training and the A C has urged abolition.
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Chicago
Big Ten
NCAA
Washington, D. C
American Council Onucation
Ivy League
Meigs County Basketball Carnival Set At Pomeroy
Plans are complete for a polio fund drive carnival at 8 p m in Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium featuring seven Meigs County high schools and Cheshire. Har risonville Cheshire Middleport Racine Rutland Pomeroy Chester Tuppers Plains meet in four two half games. Gate receipts go entirely to the polio drive under A Bennett heading the second year campaign.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Charles Gibbs
Iin Meigs Senate
Cheshire
Harrisonville
Middleportland Racine
Rutland
Chester
Tuppers Plains
A. Bennett
Marshfield VFW Plans Turkey Shoot Sponsored by Gun Club
The New Marshfield VFW and Gun Club sponsor a turkey shoot on Sunday December 14 for Hilltop Gun Club from 10 a.m. all day. Ammunition is provided for stationary and trap shooting. lunch will be served. The club lies two miles south of New Marshfield. weather postponement to December 21 if needed.
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New Marshfield
All-Star Bowling Event Opens With Preview Prize
The 12th annual All-Star bowling tournament opens tonight with a $3000 prize event, showcasing the field of title contenders. The field includes 160 men and 64 women.
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Chicago
Athens Hosts Generals in Narrow Season Opener
Athens High hosts Coach Bruce McLin's McArthur squad led by Chuck Ratzlaff with Bill Armstrong Tom Gill and Rod Biffle as likely starters. Athens aims for first win after a loss at Marietta while McArthur carries a three game win streak and a rugged show in preparation for tonight's matchup at the high school gym.
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Athens Bulldog
Bruce McLin
McArthur
Athens
Marietta
Shade
Allensville
Wilton
Chuck Ratzlaff
Generals
Bill Armstrong
Tom Gill
Rod Biffle
John Cline
Harry Lackey
Orange Tigers
Bill Barnes
Jim Guseman
Bill McIntorf
Bill Whaley
Larry Williams
Pat Smith
Phil Merchant
Ronnie Williams
Bulldogs
Lackey
Rift Among Tribe Brass Says Writer
Ellis Ryan returned home from Phoenix to quell a dispute over his Cleveland Indians presidency. He denied rifts with Hank Greenberg, the general manager, and refuted rumors of resignations. Ed McCauley of the Cleveland News had reported tensions but said one of them might leave before next season.
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Cleveland
Ellis Ryan
Cleveland Indians
Phoenix
Ariz
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Ryan
Greenberg
Ed McCauley
Cleveland News
McCloy
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