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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1951

Page

3

Rubber City coaches pick Lou Juillerat coach of the year

Akron area sports writers and coaches named South High's Lou Juillerat as the Rubber City Coach of the Year after his Cavaliers claimed the city title. USC players presented Bob Williams with a monogrammed blanket while Williams rested in hospital after the USC-Notre Dame game. Williams and six NC backs were injured. The AP All-Ohio team included two Akron area ends Jerry Ford of South and Bob Harris of Barberton. Norb Hecker of Baldwin Wallace and Carl Taseff made the Little All-American list. The season’s top ten from United Press included Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee, California, Army, Michigan, Kentucky, Princeton, Michigan State and Ohio State. Oklahoma’s streak ended. Army appears the strong title contender with Ohio Wesleyan on the schedule.

Akron South High Lou Juillerat Juillerat Cavaliers University of Southern California Bob Williams USC Williams Associated Press Kent Norb Hecker Baldwin-Wallace United Press Oklahoma Texas Tennessee California Army Michigan Kentucky Princeton Michigan State Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan

Speed, stars, and steel cleats in football notes

The column Highlights Doc Blanchard in Alaska and Glenn Davis with the Rams as a playoff spark. It praises Tennessee coach Bob Neyland as Coach of the Year after a Cotton Bowl upset and notes Texas dominance in a tough Southwest Conference schedule. It mentions AP’s two platoon All America blunder and Clemson’s Billy Blair as a local favorite. A Buffalo invention debuts a radical ring cleat to reduce injuries with aluminum alloy design for better traction.

Army Mr. Outside Mr. Inside Doc” Blanchard Alaska Glenn Davis Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Bob Neyland Tennessee Volunteers Texas Southern Methodist Texas Christian Rice Arkansas Texas A.&m Baylor Ohio State Vic Janowicz Walterboro S. C President Truman Clemson Billy Blair Buffalo N. Y

Caldwell Named 1950 Coach of the Year by New York World

Charley Caldwell of Princeton earns acclaim as football coach of the year after guiding the Tigers to an unbeaten season. The piece contrasts Caldwell with Paul Brown, notes opinions on coaching choices, and lists other award recipients and standout players like Vito Parilli and Bud McFadin.

New York World-Telegram Sun Scripps-Howard Charley Caldwell Princeton Caldwell Tigers Paul Brown Browns Akron Golden Flashes Morris Harvey New Hampshire Emory and Henry Vito Parilli Kentucky Lewis “Bud” McFadin Texas Touchdown Club Washington Parilli

Hoopsters Face Akron In Bid For Fifth Win

Coach Dave McDowell reshuffles the Golden Flashes lineup for tonight’s Akron game as Carl Gibson and Hank Urycki start at forward with Mel Bogard at center. George Fulton and Percy Grenfell complete the starting five, Bogard leads scoring with 93 points this season while Grenfell and Fulton have 77 each. Akron, coming off a slow start, features Bob Horvath who scored 26 against Colby as KSU and Akron meet February 14 in the HPE building. Grist and Bertha are sidelined by injuries.

Aiteer Deetause Dave McDowell Michigan Carl Gibson Alma Hank Urycki Mel Bogard George Fulton Percy Grenfell Fulton Red Hot Grenfell Central Michigan McDowell Flashes Russ Beichly Wills Gym Akron Staters Larry Grist Bill Bertha Joe Keefe Bogard Golden Flash Grenfell and Zips Colby College Arizona State Tempe Bob Horvath Colby Name F.G. F.T Urycki Bertha Bogard ‘Fulton Dilling Cuppy Pohled Grist Steele Gibson Stevens Schnittker

Ohio State Meets Kent in Gymnastic Season Opener

Vic Moore's gymnasts schedule three Big Ten showdowns with Ohio State Indiana and Michigan State. Joe Kotys a 1948 Olympic team member leads the squad in an away tilt at Ohio State on January 13 the lone home meet. Kotys a former AAU champion headlines a roster that includes Walt Bijack and Leroy Erickson.

Ohio State Indiana Michigan State Vic Moore KSU Joe Kotys Ohio State Buckeyes Cleveland Moore Flashes Great Lakes Erie Koty S West Point Walt Bijack Leroy Erickson

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