Mid-Year Graduation Hits Scholastic Basketball Talent
Ohio high school basketball sees a flood of mid year graduations. Notable scorers include Paul Ebert of Columbus South with 366 points in 14 games and 25 point game last night. Other standouts: Donn Mauger and Ed Linsley of Grandview, Russ Ferryman of Springfield Central Catholic, Milan Zban and Tom Louis of Youngstown East, and Pete Popovich of Youngstown South.
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Ohio
Paul Ebert
Columbus South
Donn Mauger
Ed Linsley
Grandview
Russ Ferryman
Springfield Central Catholic
Franklin
Milan Zban
Tom Louis
Youngstown East
Pete Popovich
Youngstown South
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Chamee
Miller City
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Ridgeway
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Findlay
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Lakeview
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Purcell
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Philo
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Wonders
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Haviland-Scott
Lorain St. Marys
Boardman
Delphos Jefferson
Lowellville
Akron St. Vincent
Ontario
Lucas
New London
Youngstown
Raven
Bill McKinley
Norwalk
Galion
Frank Petrancek
Garfield Heights
Bob Buell
Worthington
Frank Stams
Jim Sponseller
Minerva
Jim Nowakowski
Willard
Mifflin
Mel Clemens
Friseco Scissor Movement Diagrams by Lofgran and Herrerias
NEA Service coaches diagram a forward and guard scissor play by Don Lofgran and Rene Herrerias for San Francisco. Lofgran passes to Metikosh who meets the ball at the free throw lane, then Lofgran follows and Herrerias cuts in for a shot. Center Joe McNam y posts his 18th win in 16 starts.
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NEA
Pete Newell
San Francisco
Don Lofgran
Rene Herrerias
Herrerias
Lofgran
Milan Metikosh
Metikosh
Joe McNam
Blacks Invade Huntington To Face St. Joseph
Point Pleasant unbeaten Big Black basketball team seeks a 10th straight win at Huntington St. Joseph on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. The Catholics, led by Dick and Harry Fischer with Kayes Leonard, visit a spacious Radio Center floor that may favor the visitors.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Point Pleasant High
Huntington St. Joseph
Milton
Barboursville
Ceredo-Kenova
Huntington East
Dick and
Harry Fischer
Kayes Leonard
Bob Goheen
Jim McDermott
Radio Center
C K
Bob Adkins
Parky Gardner
Reece Nott
Frank Capehart
Sonny Gerlach
Tommy Fisher
Billy Bardin
Jack Fowler
Jack Durst
Bill Roberts
Earl Foglesong
Paul Siders
Floyd Powell
Division Alignment in the Pro Football League Finalized
The NAFL owners, led by Commissioner Bert Bell, completed a six day meeting and settled two divisions for the new league. Division one includes Philadelphia Cleveland New York Giants Pittsburgh Chicago Cardinals and Washington. Division two lists Chicago Bears Los Angeles San Francisco Green Bay Detroit and the New York Bulldogs. Baltimore designated as swing team for future placement. A 12 game schedule with home and home series against five division rivals is planned.
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NAFL
National Football League
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
Washington
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Green Bay
Detroit
New York Bulldogs
Baltimore
University of Delaware to play 16 basketball games in 1949 50
The article notes the University of Delaware will schedule 16 basketball games for the 1949 50 season. It recalls past sports items including Ivan Williamson becoming Wisconsin head coach, Leslie MacMitchell’s mile win, Alan Ford’s Yale marks, and Henry Anmee’s welterweight title defense.
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Ivan
Red) Williamson
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Leslie MacMitchell
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alan Ford
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Henry Anmee
Pedro Montanez
Madison Square Garden
University of Delaware
Warriors Belt Murray City 62 to 39 in rout
Union Furnace Warriors pulled away after a tight first half to win 62 39 over Murray City. The pace set by Gene Sheline who scored 30 led the victors as Bob Shuttleworth topped Murray City with 11 points. This win marks the 11th in 12 games for Union Furnace, moving them toward bracket clubs.
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Union Furnace
Warriors
Murray City
Gene Sheline
Bob Shuttleworth
South Bloomingville
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Union Furnace G. F Pts
Sheline
Ad Eames Eateral
Peon Sas Opleissiveied
Walters
Asies Erecainned Einen
Hixenbaugh
Gessels
Ota
G. F. Pts
J. Shuttleworth
Swyers
Women Keaglers Bow by 70 Pins in Intercity Meet
The Jackson, Ohio women’s bowling team defeated Point Pleasant, West Virginia, by 70 pins in an intercity match at Jackson on Sunday. Erma Wright led Point Pleasant with 193 in single and 449 total, as the two teams schedule a return bout next Sunday at Gallipolis, Ohio.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Jackson
Mount Union names Jones grid coach and athletics director
Mount Union College named Nelson M. Jones head football coach and director of athletics, effective March 1. Jones, previously at Findlay College for seven years as coach and athletic director, moves up from assistant as Willard Pederson departs for Marshall College at Huntington, West Virginia. Ken Quigley won the Ohio State closed badminton championship, defeating Stan Langidahl, 8-15 15-8 15-6.
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Cleveland
Ken Quigley
Stan Lang- Idahl
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