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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1952

Page

9

Giel Named on AP All American by Ted Smits

Michigan State and Georgia Tech led 1952 All-America selections with two players each as AP picks reflect a trend toward deeper rosters and more dynamic backfields. The offense features Wessels, Giel, Heinrich, and Scar bath at back, with Kush and Tamburo anchoring the defense for top teams through Nov 29.

New York Michigan State Georgia Tech Associated Press Washington Jack Scarbath Maryland Marvin Matuszak Tulsa Heinrich Frank Kush Dick Tamburo Pete Brown Bobby Moorehead Ed Bell Pennsylvania Ed Luke Ed Meadows Duke William Skyinskus Syracuse Elmer Willhoite Southern California Chester Millett Holy Cross Tom Catlin Oklace Morris Georgia Ecn Val Joe Walker Southern Methodist Norris Muljis South Carolina Gilbert H ®Tch Kansas Bob McNamara Minnesota

Commercial League Bowling Scores Feature

Readout lists bowlers Nate Ullman Dennis Otterstrom Chesin Clark Johnson Bushiack Dugan Sorensen Adam and others with scores ranging from 457 to 583 and team totals around 2593 2652 2593 in a Commercial League bowling ledger setting.

Nate's Ullman Sports Dennis Otterstrom Chesin Clark Johnson Bushiack Dugan Red Sorensen Adam

Busy Bratton Faces Jones in Madison Square Garden Bout

Johnny Bratton, once noted for fragile hands and chin, fights Ralph Tiger Jones in a ten rounder at Madison Square Garden. Bratton, now seen as busy, makes his 11th start of the year and is a 4 to 1 favorite to win the bout.

New York Johnny Bratton NBA Ralph Tiger) Jones Yonkers N. Y Madison Square Garden Johnny Johnny Tiger Bratton

Rangers fall to Red Wings in 5-2 loss

The New York Rangers drop another game, losing 5-2 to Detroit. The defeat leaves New York 11 points behind fifth place with little relief ahead. Detroit gains to within three points of the league leading Chicago Black Hawks as Boston trips Chicago 5-1. Toronto moves into a third place tie with Boston after a 2-1 win over Montreal. Montreal falls to fifth.

Associated Press National Hockey League New York Rangers New Yorkers Detroit Chicago Black Hawks Boston Toronto Montreal Canadiens Montreal Canadiens

Basketball results from various colleges and teams

A roundup of scores includes Rhode Island 82 over Boston College 70 and Wisconsin Tech 63 over Milton 60. Other outcomes cite Mack teams like Detroit Tech 107 over Ceary 64 and Michigan State Normal 76 over Assumption 57 with numerous regional matchups and final tallies across the nation.

Rhode Island Boston College Chicago Loyola Elmhurst Rio Grande Marietta St. Procopius Erucka Geneva Muskingum St. Ambrose Lewis, Ill Wisconsin Tech Milton Wis Detroit Tech Ceary Michigan State Normal Assumption Windsor Ohio Northern Concordia Ind Indiana Central Wabash Indiana State Hanover Southwest Missouri Spring Hill St. John’s Superior Lawrence Tech Gustavus Adolphus

Joe Johnson Voted BC Captain for 1953 Football Team

Newton Massachusetts reports halfback Joe Johnson of New Haven Connecticut has been elected captain of the 1953 Boston College football team after Wednesday night's vote. Johnson leads BC on the field with attested leadership as the team prepares for the coming season.

Newton Mass Joe Johnson New Haven Conn Boston

All-America Football Selections Named by AP for 1952

Bob McNamara of Minnesota highlighted a long list of players named to APs 1952 All-America squads. The selections include offensive and defensive ends tackles guards centers and backs from major programs such as Texas Princeton Mississippi Wisconsin Tennessee Georgia Tech Navy UCLA Notre Dame and more with multiple players listed from each school and hometowns across the nation.

Houston West Point Charlie LaPradd Florida Kush Steve Eisenhauer Navy Tamburo Donn Moomaw UCLA Johnny Lattner Notre Dame Jim Sears Southern California Moorhead Charlie Caldwell Princeton McPhee Ed Price Texas Séplhandske Vessels Oklahoma Tom Stolhandske Baytown Tex Frank McPhee Youngstown Kline Gilbert Mississippi Hollandale Miss David Suminski Wisconsin Ashland Wis John Michels Tennessee Philadelphia Marvin Matuszak Tulsa South Bend Ida Pete Brown Georgia Tech Rossville Billy Wessels Cleveland Okla Paul Giel Minnesota, Jr Winona Minn Don Heinrich Washington, Sr Bremerton Wash Jack Scarbath Maryhland, Sr Baltimore

Notre Dame Sucker Shift Not Seen as Surprise Play

Don Penza captain elect of the 1953 Irish says the Sucker Shift was not a surprise, noting opponents used similar shifts. He cites Purdue Pittsburgh Iowa and Michigan State as having employed it. Coach Frank Leahy misses banquet at Mayo Clinic for influenza checkup.

South Bend Ind Notre Dame Don Penza Oklahoma Southern California Penza Kenosha Wis Purdue Pittsburgh Iowa Michigan State Frank Leahy Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Edmund P. Joyce Leahy

Macalester to Meet Lake Forest Quint

Macalester College hosts Lake Forest of Illinois at Shaw Gym aiming to avenge last year’s 82-72 loss. Dick Hansen, former Austin HS star, starts at forward after nine points in the opener. game follows a 60-59 setback to Superior State.

ST. Paul Macalester College Lake Forest of Illinois Shawgym Sests Foresters Macalester Superior State Scotts Joe Hutton Hamline University Dick Hansen Austin Lake Forest Hansen Superior

Duke Football Captain Enrolled in Medical School

Jim Frank Gibson, Duke University’s 1951 football captain, is currently enrolled in Duke Medical School.

Jim Frank Gibson Duke University Duke Medical School

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