Schnittker Leads AP All-America Basketball Team of 1950
Ohio State star Dick Schnittker headlines the 1950 AP All-America squad chosen by 429 writers and broadcasters. The five-school first team includes Bob Cousy Holy Cross and Paul Arizin Villanova, with Unruh Bradley and O'Shea Notre Dame.
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Ted Meier
NEW York
Bob Cousy
Holy Cross
Paul Arizin
Villanova
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Paul Unruh
Bradley
Kevin O'Shea
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Cousy
Columbia
Crusaders
Six Foot
St. Albans
N. Y
Arizin
Unruh
O'Shea
Albany Shade Waterloo Win Junior High Games
In Athens County tournament night one Shade defeats Mechanicsburg 28-22 with Merrill Oxley scoring 17. Albany beats Ames Bern 30-20 as Jerry Henthorne nets 18. Waterloo trounces Jacksonville Trimble 38-14 led by McKibben with 19. Tonight Albany faces Buchtel Shade winner. Waterloo meets Troy Rome victor.
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the Plains
Shade
Albany
Waterloo
Athens County
Mechanicsburg
Mustangs
Ames-Bern
Jacksonville
Merrill Oxley
Allen
Jerry Henthorne
Balin
Greenies
Jacksonville-Trimble
McKibben
Householder
Trimble
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Shade F
P. Oxley
M. Oxley
Roen
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Huddenal
Smith
Mechanicsburg G. F
Gilby
T. Williams
Fee
McDaniels
Lasche
G Russel
Pawlusiak
Ieee
Battrel Ames
BERN
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Eee
Sayers
Ween
Ewes
Wow
Koehler
Ellis
Eees
Orr
Bnanaduananan
Jago
Heme Esee
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Waterloo McKibben
Wane Jolley
Ne Saylor
McFadden
Steinmeyer
Stump
Lowey
Ene Browing
Sherman
Detroit clinched NHL title with 5-0 win over Maple Leafs
A brief retrospective notes Detroit’s 5-0 playoff victory over Toronto to seal the NHL championship. It recalls past milestones in sports history including Ten and Fifteen year anniversaries for football, horse racing, and boxing events.
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Detroit
Toronto Maple Leafs
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
C. S. Howard
Midand
Santa Anita
Max Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Hamburg
Germany
Shoppers Lead in Ladies Bowling League Drift
The Shoppers extended their lead by sweeping McBee No 1 3 0 in a 3 0 win as K Figg Shop fell twice. Dorothy Conkey’s 212 was beaten by Betty Hayhurst 232 in a 532 series for Roger Dean. Florence Van Dyke 481 and Billie Mann 361 paced their teams.
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Jim Mills
Banks Sport Shop
McBee No
K. Figg Shop
Carroll Widdoes
Sara Strawn
Billie Mann
Beverly Bolin
McKee
Figgs
McKee Drugettes
Drugettes
Millie Hall
Florence van Dyke
Dorothy Conkey
Betty Hayhurst
Roger Dean
Dean
Beasley Mathews
Helen Long
Belle Kowalczyk
Mathews
Kowalczyk
CSOE
Hamilton Public and Delphos St Johns Reach Regionals
Ohio's 1949 high school kings Hamilton Public and Delphos St Johns moved closer to 1950 state finals with regional berths. Hamilton beat Purcell 50 45 as Nuxhall and Smith sealed the win. Delphos St Johns overwhelmed St Joseph 64 38 behind Dick Honingford who scored 86 points in the two games. Other districts saw Scio fall to Strasburg, Champion beat Avon Lake, and Cedarville, Middleport, and New Lexington advancing in various classes.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Hamilton Public
Delphos St. Johns
Hamilton
Big Blue Boys
Cincinnati
Butler County
Cincinnati Purcell
Purcell
Don Nuxhall
Bob Smith
Athens
Troy
Dayton
Delphos St. John
Dick Honingford
Wapekoneta St. Joseph
Celina
Honingford
St. Joe
Frank Lowecke
Delphos
R. E. Bechtel
Lowecke
Somerset
Elyria High School
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
Dayton Kiser
Scio
Strasburg
Steubenville
Kent
Champion
Avon Lake
Bobcat Baseball Drills Progress
Ohio University baseball nears outdoor practice as third week of drills concludes. Coach Bob Wren develops infield skills for John Hrasch and others while preparing for a southern trip. Pitchers advance to 10 to 15 minutes of batting practice and intra squad games.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Bob Wren
Toledo Madden
Hrasch
Mike Pitz
Wren
Schweitzer
Meadows
Bobcat
Rod Andrews
Don Poling
Shelley Swank
Mansfield
Joe Kovach
Cleveland
Glen Hursey
Glenford
Officials Shift from National League to NBA Roles
Four officials move from the National League to the National Basketball Association, taking new whistle duties in top tier play. The change marks a transition of referees to a higher level of professional basketball.
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National League
National Basketball Association
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Don Lofgran
San Francisco
Dick Dickey
North Carolina State
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Dickey
Bill Sharman
Southern California
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Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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Long Island
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Kentucky
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Kansas
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John Hrasch
Bobby Meadows
Don Schweitzer
Hursey
Roy Hupp
AAS
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Washington
Victoria Snoopway
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Claus Dette Colbert
Robert You Ing
Geo. Raft
A Shine Theatre
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Meanoo wouTalian
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James Mitchell
Arnold Moss
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