Mid American Conference announces 1952 all star basketball team
Ohio University fans note Glen Hursey not among top five. Hursey scored 871 in 1951-52. Jim Holstein and Phil Martin push for forward spots from Cincinnati and Toledo. Dick Walls of Miami cited from last year, Nowakowski and Jackson on second team, Grenfell and Faiella also mentioned. Regional workouts for four teams ahead of weekend tournament announced.
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Ohio University
Glen Hursey
Perry County
Hursey
Golden Glen
Cincinnati
Jim Holstein
Toledo
Phil Martin
Miami
Dick Walls
Bobcats
Kent
Jim Nowakowsski
Ron Jackson
Western Michigan
Nowakowski
Jackson
Percy Grenfell
Golden Flash
Grenfell
Ohio
Bobcat
Elmo Faiella
Faiella
Defiance College
Bernlohr Family Expands at Capital University Basketball
The Bernlohr basketball clan strengthens Capital University with Jack joining as guard next fall. Bill and Bob Bernlohr set school scoring records as Capital finishes 12 of 15 in the Ohio Conference behind Wooster. Gerald Staley struck out 21 for Army in Manila in 1945.
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Bernlohr
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Bexley Lutherans
Ohio
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Wooster
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Fred
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Pug) Bernlohr
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Bob
Dick Ott
Bill
Kenyon
Bexley High School
Pug
Jack
Bexley High
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Manila
Gerald Staley
Cardinals
Tetras eres a Miami Places Two on M-A All-Conference Court Team
University of Cincinnati star Jim Holstein headlines the Mid American Conference first team, with Bob Adams of Western Michigan and Phil Martin of Toledo also named. Miami’s Dick Walls and Don Knodel earn spots. Hursey of Ohio University just misses the first unit and lands on the second team.
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Miami
Phil Martin
Toledo
Jim Holstein
Cincinnati
Dick Walls
Bob Adams
W. Mich
Don Knodel
Holstein
Hamilton
Bearcat
Nets
Western Michigan
Jim
Knodel
Holsten
Walls
Fort Recovery
Martin
Jackson, Mich
Adams
South Bend
Ind
Glenn Hursey
Ohio Unversity
Charley Brotebeck
Costa Joins Cleveland Browns After NC State MVP
Elmer Zeke Costa, NC State MVP, signs to play for the Cleveland Browns. Coach Paul Brown praises him as a fine lineman from the Southern Conference. Costa, 26, is a 6 foot 1 inch guard from Haledon New Jersey and Navy veteran with 32 months in the Pacific on an aircraft carrier.
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Elmer
Zeke” Costa
North Carolina State
Browns
Costa
Paul Brown
Haledon
N.J
Hiebel Steps Down as Marietta Head Coach
Karl Ted Hiebel 40 resigned as Marietta High School head football coach after Bolin left the basketball post. His resignation becomes effective when the Marietta City Board of Education accepts it. A 1935 Marietta College graduate, Hiebel joined the staff in 1944 and led the team from 1949 with a seven wins, nineteen losses and one tie record.
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Marietta
Karl
Ted) Hiebel
Marietta High School
Charles Bolin
Hiebel
Marietta City
Fights Last Night in Newark and London Highlights
Jimmy Champagne outpointed Charlie Fusari in Newark while Mario Trigo defeated Freddie Herman in San Antonio. Johnny Williams beat Jack Gardner in London for British titles. Lee Sala vs Jim Cerello bout postponed in Pittsburgh.
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N. J
Jimmy Champagne
Philadelphia
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
San Antonio
Tex
Mario Trigo
Monterrey
Mexico
Freddie
Babe” Herman
Phoenix
London
Johnny Williams
Jack Gardner
Pittsburgh
Lee Sala
Jimmy Cerello
Spring Season Under Way For Northern Ohio Anglers
Northern Ohio anglers begin the spring fishing season six days early amid ice, wind and spring squalls. The industry supports about 2200 full time fishers with many more in part time work, as boats head to Lake Erie around the Islands off Northwestern Ohio. Ohio led Great Lakes states in 1949 by over 26.9 million pounds of catch across species including blue and yellow pike, yellow perch, and sturgeon supplying caviar.
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Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
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Carter Faces Chicago Boxer in Non Title Bout at Chicago Stadium
Luther Rawlings of Chicago, the top challenger, meets lightweight champion Jimmy Carter in a 10 round non title bout at Chicago Stadium tonight. The nationally televised fight starts at 10 p m EST with both boxers targeting 137 pounds. Carter declines to risk his title.
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Giants base stealer Josh Devore rocks four swipes in one inning
The 1912 game vs the Athletics featured Devore twice up, stealing second and third each time for four stolen bases in a single inning. Bud Clancy of the Chicago Americans also played a nine without a put-out or assist on Sept 30, 1930.
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Josh
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Bud Clancy
St. Louis Browns
City Cage Loop Night of Local Battles in Athens
Tonight features Smith Sinclair against American Legion at 7 p.m. In later games Athens Concrete faces National Guard at 8 p.m. On Thursday Beasley Mathews meets Easler Dairy at 7 p.m. followed by McBee Co. versus Nye Chevrolet at 8 p.m.
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Ogg Éoce
Sams
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White
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Daft
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Bickel
Grunzweig
Baseball scores Tuesday go with a string of tight wins
New York A beat Boston A 7 6 Chicago A defeated St. Louis A 7 6 St. Louis N topped Boston N 6 3 Pittsburgh N fell to Seattle PCL while Walker W Sonny Jones, a former Wyoming football player, serves as a lieutenant in the Army with Gen Ridgway’s Tokyo staff Honor Guard.
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Seattle
Walker W
Sonny) Jones
Wyoming
Army
Point Pleasant Quintet Led by Bill Dorsey in 1951 52
Point Pleasant 13 wins in 22 games with Bill Dorsey as top scorer 292 points. John Withers 252 and Earl Foglesong 226 follow. Dorsey earned four shooting honors and 13.2 rebound average. Fowler 105 assists in 13 games. Team shot .500 vs foes .510 and faced foul trouble at .500. Coach Jack Morton praised Spencer game performance and named Spencer five as his all opponent choice.
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Bill Dorsey
Big Blacks
John Withers
Earl Foglesong
Jack Fowler
Don Waldie
Bill Roberts
Dick Cole
Roy Higgins
Dorsey
Fowler
Jack Morton
Spencer
Wittenberg Cage Ace Wins Third Straight MVP Honor
Springfield center Perk Robbins named Wittenberg College's most valuable player for the third consecutive year. Robbins scored 401 points this season and 850 in four years, setting school records. The Louisville native is the first to win the award three years in a row.
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Perk Robbins
Wittenberg College
Robbins
Wittenberg
Louisville
Lemon Opens Against Bues In Grapefruit Ex meeting
SAN DIEGO Calif four) Pitcher Bob Lemon will open for the Cleveland Indians in their first 1952 exhibition under lights. He faces the Pittsburgh Pirates with Lou Brissie and Bob Chakales following. Luke Easter tentatively to return from knee injury in a game with the San Diego Padres after rain kept the club idle in Phoenix.
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Lou Brissie
Bob Chakales
Luke Easter
Tribe
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New York Giants
Dayton Flyers Defeat St Louis in NIT Semifinal Bid
In Madison Square Garden 14 112 fans watched Dayton beat St Louis 68 58 led by Don Meineke and Chubby Norris. Duquesne topped Holy Cross 78 68 as Dayton faces St Bonaventure and Duquesne meets La Salle in the semifinals.
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Chubby Leland
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Pete Boyle
Xavier Cage Squad Elects 1952 53 Captains
Xavier University names Huck Budde of Cincinnati and Tom Simms of Louisville co captains for the 1952 53 basketball team. Budde scored 419 points and Simms 393 for season averages of 17.1 and 16.3 as Xavier posted 10 wins in 24 games.
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Huck Budde
Tom Simms
Louisville
Xavier University
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Simms
Xavier
Vinegar Bend Mizell Shuts Out Braves In Spring Debut
Wilmer Mizell nicknamed Vinegar Bend dazzled in his first test for St Louis as the Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 3-0 in St Petersburg Florida. He faced nine batters in three innings with five strikeouts and only George Crowe reached base on a walk.
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Dizzy Dean
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Fla
Red Birds
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Braves
Istrikes
George Crowe
Trade Talks Swirl Around Reds Camp in Florida
Rainy drills at Tampa keep rumors lively as Kenny Raffensberger and Dick Sisler top the Reds trade chatter. General Manager Gabe Paul denies a deal but Cincinnati seeks a slugging outfielder and veteran infielder with Brooklyn and St Louis linked. Three young lefties Nuxhall Perkowski Jordan compete as Raffy rumors persist. Weather permitting, Reds vs Braves exhibition is on schedule.
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Fla
Cincinnati
Tampa
Kenny Raffensberger
Dick Sisler
Gabe Paul
Brooklyn
Rafty
St Louis Cardinals
Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Harry Perkowski
Niles Jordan
Raffy
Boston
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