Athens High Team Rebuilds For Dec 2 Opener
Athens High basketball coach Harry Lackey begins a extensive rebuilding for the Bulldogs after graduation depleted the 1948 49 squad. About 20 sophomores start drills as the team prepares for its 17 game schedule opening December 2 against McArthur with games against Lancaster St Marys Middleport and more on the SEC Buckeye League slate.
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Athens High
Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Bulldog
Harry Lackey
Lancaster
Sam Henderson
Don Flowers
Bob Staneart
Sam Carpenter
Ted Cunningham
Don Shafer
Lackey
McArthur High
Vinton County
Bulldogs
Lancaster St. Mary’s
Middleport
Joe “Jug” Lavelle
Virgil Frost
Fred Stehr
Dick Guthrie
Stehr
Nick Parkis
Johnny Smith
Frank Watkins
Jon Blair
Dave Neutzling
Jim Widdoes
Columbus North
McArthur
Lancaster St. Marys
Nelsonville
Jackson
Gallipolis
Logan
Pomeroy
Wellston
Glouster Shoemen beat Logan Godman 2431 to 2402 in bowling match
Glouster Shoemen defeated Logan Godman Sunday at Hemsley alley 2431 to 2402. McAllister led Glouster with 513. Williams had one loss. Logan Patton top scorer for visitors with 508. Includes partial player scores and notes on football coach Emil 8 Ladyko and Arizona football history.
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Glouster
Harry
Daugherty
Keller
Hartman
A. Jones
Glouster McAllister
Waldeck
Smiths 245 Line Breaks Record in Tuesday Loop
Maywood Smith of Athens bowled a 245 to set a new Pro League high, surpassing Neil Thomas’s 235. His effort helped the American Legion win the deciding game against Building Material as Legionnaires won 833-827. Trowel leads after going 5-0, while Lawhead Press and National Guard hold second and last place respectively in the tight standings. Matches Gasmen-Poston Station and Athens Motors-Coca Cola postponed.
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Motors
Legion
Trowel
Messenger
Coca Cola
Poston Station
Nat'l
Guard
Lawhead Press
Maywood Smith
Athens
Keglers
Neil Thomas
Smith
American Legion
Legionnaires
Pat Murphy
Carpenter Hardwares
Roy Ewing
Jack Daft
Martin Heaters
Ens Messenger
Norm Engh
Carrol Davis
National Guard
Vance Rood
Earl Mathews
Gasmen-Poston
Athens Motors
Ww. L. Pet. Trowelee
Coca Colacoon
Athens Messenger
Martin
Carpenter Hdw
American Legion National Guard
Local High School Basketball Roundup of Zone Results
The roundup lists numerous high school basketball scores including St. Nichl s over Adarmsv s 62 41 Junction City 62 New Strait 50 Pennsville 88 Trimble 36 Pleasant City 51 Madison 32 Buffalo 37 Senecaville 29 Somerset 61 Glenford 51 Community 58 Quaker City 43 Woodstok 53 Urbana St Mary 34 Olive Branch 46 Wayne 39 Love City 68 Cumberland 25 Ripley 35 Aberdeen 34.
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Junction City
New Strait
Pennsville
Trimble
Pleasant City
Madison
Buffalo
Senecaville
Somerset
Glenford
Community
Quaker City
Woodst
Urbana St. Mary
Olive Branch
Wayne
Love City
Cumberland
Ripley
Aberdeen
Chicago
Washington
Syracuse
New York
Rochester
Tri-City
Baltimore
Boston
London
Pete Mead
Grand Rapids, Mich
Browns Keep Taylor Hire Earle Brucker
Zack Taylor is retained as manager of the St. Louis Browns for 1950. Earl Brucker, released by the Philadelphia A's, signs with the Browns as bullpen coach in charge of pitchers.
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ST. Louis
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Earl Brucker
Philadelphia A's
Browns
Trimble Loses Opener 38-36 in Athens County League
Trimble High Cardinals opened Athens County Basketball League play with a 38 to 36 loss to Pennsville. The article notes roster from last season and upcoming schedule with home and away dates including Rome Moxahala Shade The Plains Troy and Chauncey.
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Trimble
Cardinals
Jacksonville
Rome
Pennsville High
Roy Byers
Junction City
Troy
Bill Roman
Charles
Dick Grandy
Stoltz
Seckinger
Lasko
Morrison
Edinger
Cominsky
Bennett
Carter
Pennsville
Moxahala
Chesterhill
Waterloo
the Plains
Shade
Rutland
Dan
Ames-Bern
Coalton
Chauncey
Buchtel
Murray City
McArthur
Bulls Calibre of Football Not To Be Misconstrued
Scout Bob Wren assessed the Buffalo Bulls as big aggressive and fast with a dangerous passing game. He noted Buffalo’s kicking is weak and predicted a rough afternoon for Ohio U. players as OU prepares to face Buffalo in a decisive season finale.
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Navy
The
Academy
Ohio
Georgia
Western Pennsylvania
Miami University
Coral Gables
Army
Andy Gustafson
Miami Frosh
Tulane
University of Buffalo
Ohio U
Bob Wren
Athens
Bulls
Wren
Buffalo
Washington
Jefferson
Rhode Island
Bucknell
Bobcats
Trainer's widow to get pension benefits in baseball fund
The widow of Max Weisman the Cleveland Indians trainer will receive 100 dollars monthly for ten years as the second beneficiary of the baseball players pension fund. Ernie Bonham's widow was the first to receive benefits.
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Cleveland
Max
Lefty) Weisman
Cleveland Indians
Baseball Players’ Pension Fund
Sally Weisman
Ernie Bonham
Pittsburgh Pirate
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