OU Stadium Sought As Site For 1951 North-South Tilt
Southeastern Ohio League coaches and SEC Sports Writers Association urged to land the 1951 North South scholast football game in Ohio University stadium Athens. Davis nominated OU's 14 000 seat venue and sought unanimous league support for star senior candidates ahead of Thursday ballot results.
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Gallipolis
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Wellston Sentinel
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McCarthy
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Tiger) Ellison
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Zanesville
Ray Schick
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Campbell Memorial
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Shaker Heights
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Circleville
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Newcomerstown
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Mac Pemberton
Columbus West
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Upper Arlington
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Dayton Chaminade
Chuck Thackara
Hamilton
T. C. Davies
Ironton
R. L. Robinette
Lancaster
Dave Parks
Columbus Central
Rick Roettger
Lockland
Shick
Brudzinski
Ohio State Football Coaches Association
Associated Press
Payne's 79 Points Tops SEC Scorers
Jim Mills reports Payne of Middleport High led SEC football in scoring with 79 points after Thanksgiving, ahead of Whitey Tye of Nelsonville and Bill Johnson of Gallipolis. Payne edged Athens and Middleport in a three way tie for first as 47 players totaled 893 points in the season.
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Jim Mills
Don Payne
Middleport High
Pomeroy
Athens
Nelsonville
Whitey
Tye
Payne
Bill Johnson
Gallipolis
Woody Call
Pete Kuhn
Logan
Nick Parkis
Paul Ginn
Call
Middleport
Boxing and college and professional basketball roundup
Tony Janiro outpointed Vic Costa in Newark. Keith Hamilton drew with Richie Collura in New Orleans. John Labroi defeated Jay Watkins in Chicago. NBA style results show Anderson over Waterloo. College scores include Toledo over Adrian and DePaul over St Norbert. Keesler Field and Rutgers both posted wins with Tulane and Marquette in action.
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Newark
N. J
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Ohio
Vic Costa
New York
New Orleans
Keith Hamilton
Richie Collura
Pittsburgh
Chicago
John Labroi
Gary
Ind
Jay Watkins
Flint
Mich
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Waterloo
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Toledo
Bluffton
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Rio Grande
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Virginia Tech
DePaul
St. Norbert
Wis
Tulane
Keesler
Rutgers
Newark College
Marquette
Ripon
Kings Point
Vanderbilt
David Lipscomb
Local Mixed Bowling League Highlights Tie For Second
Team 4 Pin Lead Slashed as Nye Chevrolet edged them 2-1. Nye won game two 716 to 305 and 770-755 overall despite Team 4 high scores from Gene Underwood and Mrs. Harry Dilcher. Beckley’s and Deans swapped wins as standings tighten behind leaders Nye Chevrolet.
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Chevies
John van Dyke
Edmond Efaw
Gene Underwood
Harry Dilcher
Beckley
Roger Dean
Reba Shafer
Jim Johnson
Carroll Widdoes
Dan Merrick
Dorothy Conkey
Roger Deans
Pfeiffer Beers
David
Sara Strawn
Deans
Helen Long
Maywood Smith
Richland High 1949-50 Basketball Schedule Listed
Allensville Dec 2 Southeastern home Dec 9 Vinton away Dec 16 Hamden home Dec 20 Central Catholic away Jan 8 Central Catholic home Jan 6 Wilkesville away Jan 18 Open Jan 20 Zaleski away Jan 26 Benefit game Jan 27 Hamden away Feb 3 Open Feb 1 Zaleski home Feb 10 Wilkesville home.
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Allensville
Richland High School
Eugene Murdock
Southeastern
Vinton Two
Hamden
Central Catholic
Dan
Wilkesville
Zaleski
Local teams notch safety tallies in steady scoring
Four Points Tucker Gallipolis Circle Nelsonville Cope Nelsonville Crabtree Wellston Skiver Logan Nelsonville and Middleport each recorded one safety in a compact scoring update from the league.
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Gallipolis
Circle
Nelsonville
Cope
Crabtree
Wellston
Skiver
Logan
Middleport
LeBaron earns third Little All-America berth
Eddie LeBaron of College of the Pacific receives his third Associated Press Little All-America selection, a first in minor-college history. Teammates from Stockton and other top small colleges join in the backfield and line selections as Raymond Rowland, William Young, Conrad Callahn pace the offense while Elbert Hammett and Bores McKinney anchor the line.
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Eddie LeBaron
College of Pacific
Associated Press
LeBaron
Stockton
Calif
Pacific Coast
Brad Rowland
McMurray College
William Young
Hillsdale College
Conrad Callahn
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Rowland
Young
Indiana State
Elbert Hammett
Wofford
Bores McKinney
Missouri Valey
Stiffler's Lucky J Wins First Beagle Trophy Race
Gallia beagle event at Bryan Saunders farm Northup honors Noah Rose memory. Stiffler's Lucky J owned by Robert J. Sheets takes trophy after beating Chenoka Scout and Wilhon Sonny Boy in finals. second and third place dogs from Huntington owners. other locals J. Harold Smith and Jim Sayre entered.
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Gallipolis
Stiffler
Lucky J
Robert J. Sheets
Huntington Beagle Club
Bryan Saunders
Northup
Noah Rose
Sheets
Chenoka Scout
Guy Barrett
Huntington
Wilhon Sonny Boy
Wilber Honaker
Joan of Lively Time
L. E. Lively
Betsy
Mr. Pultz
Raccon Nutty
Beagle
J. Harold Smith
Jim Sayre
Morningstar Named Ohio High School Coach of the Year
Augie Morningstar of Mansfield's Tygers edged rivals to win the 1949 Ohio high school coach of the year award in the AP poll. The former Massillon and Purdue standout led Mansfield to an 8-1 season, after previously coaching Massillon, Portsmouth, and Mansfield across a storied career.
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Columbus—U
Augie Morningstar
Mansfield
Ohio
Purdue
Massillon High School
Paul E. Brown
Associated Press
Augie
Jim McCarthy
Cincinnati Purcell
Herman
Bup) Rearick
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Charles
Chuck) Mather
Massillon Tigers
Morningstar
Tygers
Massillon
Massillon High
Portsmouth
Trojans
Akron South
Rearick
Mather
Fremont
Les Binkley
Cincinnati Bearcats named Mid-American football champions
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats were crowned the Mid-American Conference champions at the annual football banquet. Commissioner David Reese presented the trophy. O’Malley’s jersey 27 was retired and captain Thurman Owens received the team’s captain’s trophy. Athletic director Chick Mileham announced UC’s 1950 schedule including Hardin-Simmons, William & Mary, Kentucky, and others. 37 players earned major letters, led by 18 seniors including O’Malley and Owens.
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University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
David Reese
U. C
Tom O'Malley
Capt. Thurman Owens
O'Malley
Bearcat
Owens
Charles
Chick) Mileham
U.ale
Hardin-Simmons
William & Mary
Kentucky
Western Reserve
Butler
Western Michigan
Ohio University
Xavier
Miami
Sheldon Dunlap
Bob Fenlon
Stan Klimczak
Bob Meador
Don McMillan
John Pramik
Ray Penno
Dick Rothfuss
George Shuster
Lowell Storm
Don Uphoff
Bromwich Retains New South Wales Singles Title in Open Tennis
John Bromwich defeated Billy Sidwell 6-3 10-8 3-6 6-3 to win the New South Wales singles title. Hirsch Jacobs, famed trainer with over 2000 wins, never rode a horse in his career.
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Hirsch Jacobs
Athens High Football Banquet Set For Wednesday Evening
Athens High plans its football banquet Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the school auditorium. Superintendent Willard P Barker former athlete will be principal speaker. Also on program are Head Coach Harry Lackey and Assistant Fred Swearingen.
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Willard P. Barker
Athens High
Mothers of the Players
Harry Lackey
Fred Swearingen
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