Ohio sports stars in pro basketball and football rise in limelight
The piece highlights Ohio athletes gaining national notice: Bill Trautwein of Ohio State named captain of the Buckeyes football team, Frankie Baumholtz linked to majors and alumni status, and Bob Addis pursuing stardom with the Boston Braves. It also covers Bill Dudley moving among NFL teams and UC Bearcats drawing large crowds as Ralph Richter contemplates All-America honors amid academic demands.
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Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio U
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Bill Trautwein
Dutch Trautwein
Ohio State University
Bob Addis
Mineral
Athens County
Boston Braves
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Cincinnati Gardens
Pittsburgh Gardens
Duquesne
Bowling Green
Western Kentucky
Ralph Richter
Cincinnati
Richter
Ohio U Seeks End To Loss Streak At Cincinnati
Ohio University facing winless slide as they meet league leading Cincinnati Bearcats in a Mid American Conference clash. Ohio aims to snap a four game skid and avoid last place while Cincinnati battles for a ninth win in 11 starts. Guard Glen Hursey leads OU scorers with 96 points as starters again clash with Cincinnati’s first unit at 8 pm after a 6:30 pm freshman game.
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Ohio U
University of Cincinnati
Bobcats
Jim Snyder
Miami
Redskins
Bearcat
Bearcats
Ohio
Cats
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Snyder
Glen Hursey
Elwood Sparks
Hursey
Dick Dallmer
Jack Laub
Jim Holstein
al Rubenstein
Joe Luchi
Sparks
Betts
Polosky
Leightenh
McKown
Benich
Renner
Lepp
Williams
Lea Lyts
Four Clubs Tie for First in Tuesday Pin Loop
Four teams reach a four way tie for first as the Tuesday Bowling League enters week four of the second round. Trowel and Poston Station split wins. Messenger climbs into the top group with two victories. Jim Vercoe leads Messenger with a 563 series while Carl Dilcher tops Poston with 480.
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Dan Kiss
Carpenter Hardware
Poston
Carl Dilcher
Darrell Miller
Hardware
Trowel
American Legion
Maywood Smith
Legionnaires
Gasmen
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Jim Vercoe
Lester Blaker
National Guard
Athens Motors
Ashurst
Guardsmen
Tony Reis
Motors
Lawhead Press
Coca Cola
Larry McFadden
Roy Sams
Martin
Sports Roundup: High School Scores and Pro Boxing Upsets
High School basketball results include Findlay over Kenton 60 37 Crestline over Mansfield Madison 67 44 and Ashland Kentucky over Ironton 64 54. Pro boxing notes list Maxim Mills Aragon Trigo Yaroz Perkins and ice hockey box scores from the American League.
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Madison
Crestline
Ashland
Ironton
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Dresden
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Moxahala
Somerset
New Strait
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Youngstown Ursuline
Lowellville
Boardman
Struthers
East Palestine
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Minerva
Akron West
Garfield
Akron South
Kenmore
College Ohio Wesleyan
Muskingum
Villa Madonna
Chase
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Dayton
Thiel
Hiram
New York
Sheboygan
Washington
St. Louis
Rochester
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Chicago
London
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Freddie Mills
Los Angeles
Art Aragon
Mario Trigo
Mexico City
Buffalo
Tommy Yarosz
Monaca
Sylvester Perkins
Springfield
Cleveland Must Be Rated Dark Horse Says PR Man
The Cleveland Indians should be viewed as the dark horse of the American League says Marsh Samuel, the team’s press relations director. He credits Luke Easter, a 21 game rookie, with power and potential to lift the club to first place or fifth, depending on Easter’s development and health.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Marsh Samuel
Tribe
Luke Easter
Easter
Samuel
Bibe Ruth
Bibe Ruth Ever Did.” Easter
Luscious
Luke
San Diego
Pacific Coast
OU Riflemen Lose to Cincinnati on Hostile Range
Ohio University varsity rifle team fell 1327 to 1312 against the University of Cincinnati on Cincinnati range. Capt. Robert L. McCanna noted the handicap of firing on the opponent’s range. Cincinnati’s Grice led with 288. OU’s Satava and White had 271. OU schedules a postal match with Rutgers, a March 11 home-date with Ohio State, and ends the season April 1 at the National Intercollegiate meet in Columbus.
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University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Robert L. McCanna
Grice
Don Satava
Bill White
Rutgers
Ohio State
Columbus
Syracuse heavyweight boxing champ Crandell claims sixth national title
Marty Crandell of Syracuse University becomes the sixth national titleholder in Orange boxing history, securing the heavyweight crown and adding to the program's legacy.
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Marty Crandell
Syracuse University
Orange Boxing
Western Michigan Broncos drill for indoor season
West ern Michigan College coach Clayton Mays leads a 40 plus member Bronco track squad in the gym as they prep for a tough indoor season. Loss of co captain Earl Barr due to an operation challenges the team while veterans and rising sophomores aim to offset gaps in middle and distance events.
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Mich
Clayton Mays
Western Michigan College
Bronco
Earl Barr
Holland
Maus
Miami University
Broncos
Russell Gabier
Bill Aman
Bernard Stafford
Bill Golden
George la Brassuer
George Mesko
Huntington St. Joseph Routs Point Pleasant In 66 36 Victory
Huntington St. Joseph hockey style overwhelmed Point Pleasant High 66 to 36 at Radio Center. Dick Fischer led with 29 points while brother Harry added 18 as the Irish toppled the unbeaten Black squad early in the game. Sonny Gerlach and Tommy Fischer each had 10 for Point Pleasant.
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W. Va
Radio Center
Huntington St. Joseph
Point Pleasant High
Brothers
Harry Fischer
Point Pleasant
Dick Fischer
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Sonny Gerlach
Tommy Fischer
Frank Capehart
St. Joe
Parky Gardner
Reece Nott
Gerlach
Gardner
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Jim McDermott
Capehart
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Roberts
Ee Fisher
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Carbon Hill basketball game for senior class
The independent Carbon Hill team Pratts Motors will host the Shawnee Angels at the Carbon Hill school gym Thursday at 7 30 p m Proceeds go to the senior class of the school for the fundraiser event.
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Pratts Motors
Shawnee Angels
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