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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1951

Page

10

Coaches Ready To Shape Squads After Good Look

North South All Star prep phase ends at Barnitz Field with coaching anxiety over new Big 10 rulings. Bob Myers of Springfield deemed ineligible. Cecil Harville eyed by South. Ferrall expects 19 players as five arrive during drills. two more due, two staying at Notre Dame. Phil Panno of Youngstown missing.

Barnitz Field Big Bob Myers Springfield Ohio State Chuck Thackara Cecil Harville Franklin Church University of Cincinnati Junie Ferrall Notre Dame Phil Panno Youngstown Bob Kramer Barnitz Stadium South Augusta Kramer Mike Skope Lakewood Ray Perkins Dan Kramer Cleveland Shaw Bill Weith

Middletown grid drills mix uniforms and laughter

Coaches Ferfall and Thackara held first workouts in shorts and full uniforms respectively as Middletown High prepares for an August 1 game. Glenn Ellison Stan Lewis and Elmo Lingrel oversee the sessions while 300 to 350 coaches attend next week’s clinic. Paul Day quizzed Chuck about weight, prompting a light moment with Bama Bill Angel as he jogged laps.

Ferfall Thackara Glenn Ellison Stan Lewis Elmo Lingrel Middletown High Athletic Association Tiger Paul Day Chuck P. Day Bill Angel Bama Bill

Big Ten Ruling May Be Protested by Coaches

The Big Ten ruling banning a player from the all star game may be protested by the Ohio High School Coaches Association, founders of the North South classic. Thackara and Ellison say it could hurt the annual encounter and may prompt a protest motion to the board before they meet next week. Observers say freshman rules let college coaches bring high school grads to campuses and fear losing prospects to mentors at training camps.

BIG Ten Ohio High School Coaches Association Thackara Ellison Ohsfca

Yanks Recall Cerv Wiesler From KC Blues

New York Yankees recalled outfielders Bob Cerv and Bob Wiesler from Kansas City Blues after optioning Jackie Jensen to the American Association and selling Cliff Mapes to the St Louis Browns on waivers. Cerv leads the A A in triples home runs and RBIs while Wiesler has 142 strikeouts. Four other players were sent to Kansas City including Tom Upton Lou Sleater with Hogue and Wahl sold outright.

NEW York New York Yankees Jackie Jensen American Association Kansas City Blues Cliff Mapes St. Louis Browns Yankees Bob Cerv Bob Wiesler Cerv Wiesler

Cards Acquire Leading Texas League Pitcher Bokelman

The St. Louis Cardinals bought Dick Bokelman from their Houston farm club to bolster the rotation after Joe Presko injured his right shoulder. Bokelman, 25, has a 10 1 record this season and will replace Crimian, who goes to Houston.

ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Dick Bokelman Houston Bokelman Redbirds Jack Crimian Cardinal Fred Saigh Joe Presko

Louis 5-1 Choice Over Cesar Brion On Coast Tonight

San Francisco AP reports aging Joe Louis seeks a rare comeback by defeating Cesar Brion in a 10 round fight at the Cow Palace tonight. Louis is a 5-1 favorite with gate receipts expected above $50,000, while Brion hopes a victory could revive his title chances. Brion recently lost to Rex Layne and beat three others including British champ Jack Gardner.

San Francisco Joe Louis Argentina Cesar Brion Cow Palace Louis Brion Rex Layne Jack Gardner

Browns reduce roster to forty three with Gaudio return

Delveland Browns trimmed to 43 players in training as Fullback Jack Woodland and End Jack Merzweiler left. Guard Bob Gaudio, who quit in 1949 to run a construction business, rejoined the champions citing his itch for the feel of a pigskin. Gaudio is a Cleveland Shaw high school product and OSU alumnus who played for Ohio State under Paul Brown before joining the Browns in 1947.

Bowling Green Delveland Browns Jack Woodland Jack Merzweiler Akron Bob Gaudi Browns Ashland, C Gaudio Clevleand Shaw Ohio State Paul Brown Air Corps OSU The

Mantle Hot Goes On Batting Spree

Mickey Mantle the Yankee rookie on a hot hitting streak led the Blues to a 7-0 victory over Toledo with two home runs a triple a double and a bunt single He scored three runs and drove in three Milwaukee opened a five game lead by beating Columbus 9-1 St Paul and Louisville split a doubleheader Saints 7-2 over Indianapolis 7-2 and 6-1 respectively.

Associated Press Mickey Mantle New York Yankee Kansas City Blues Toledo Mantle Milwaukee Columbus St. Paul Louisville Saints Colonels Johnny Merson Indianapolis Aeneapolis

Marino Still Champion Tokyo Bout Ends in Ten Round Decision

Dado Marino of Honolulu defended his world flyweight title with a ten round decision over Japanese challenger Hideo Goto in Tokyo. Goto, listed at 123 pounds, fought hard but could not unseat the champion.

Red Sox Slump Dampens Fenway Magic in Recent Home Stretch

AP report notes Cleveland’s Indians surge threatens Yankees atop the AL as Boston falters after an 8-6 loss to the Browns. With Bob Feller earning his 16th win, Cleveland adds to New York’s AL lead while Chicago and Boston stumble in the junior circuit.

Red Sox Yankees Cleveland Indians New York Boston Fenway Park Yankee Stadium Senators Washington Tribe St. Louis Browns Chicago Philadelphia Athletics White Sox Bob Feller

Greatest Names In Golf Set For Rich Tam O'Shanter Event

CHICAGO RP The world s richest golf meet the 75000 Tam O Shanter extravaganza begins tomorrow with a mixed field of about 75 players The All American Tournament portion features 30 amateurs competing for the amateur crown while another 30 women tee off for 3500 in prize money The professional division draws about 115 players including Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff Bobby Locke Jim Ferrier Lloyd Mangrum and other top pros A first round is planned for 100 non exempt pros vying for 24 spots in the main event Promoter George S May says Ben Hogan will play in the World Golf Tourney at Tam O Shanter starting August 9 This marks Hogan s first participation after declining since 1946 citing carnival flavor.

Chicago May Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff Bobby Locke Jim Ferrier Lloyd Mangrum George S. May Ben Hogan Tom O'Shanter Hogan

Conn Defeats Carkixio In Eight Round Brooklyn Bout

Vic Conn earned a unanimous eight round decision over Joey Carkixio of Youngstown in the main event at Fort Hamilton Arena.

Brooklyn Vic Conn Joey Carkixio Youngstown Fort Hamilton Arena

Sawyer Lashes Out At Phils Lesson Sticks

Eddie Sawyer delivered seven rules to the Philadelphia Phillies before a game with Cincinnati. The usually calm skipper urged discipline and effort as the Phils, trailing 5-1 after eight, exploded for six runs in the ninth, with Del Ennis belting his 11th homer to seal a comeback over the Reds.

Cincinnati Eddie Sawyer Philadelphia Phillies Sawyer Phillies Eddie Quaker Cityites Redleg Rooters del Ennis

Franklin Player Added To Rebels in North South Game

The first day of practice for North and South squads for the August 11 battle featured coaching plans to convert players to their systems. Junie Ferrall and Chuck Thachara oversaw drills, with Ferrall’s single wing and Thachara’s T formation shaping the rosters. Harville joined the South to boost strength, while Notre Dame exams kept Ralph Guglielmi out. Ron Bonfiglio made school history as Lima Central’s guard joined his brother on the North squad.

North Junie Ferrall Barberton Chuck Thachara Hamilton Rebels Ferrall Thackara Cecil Harville Franklin High Harville Bob Myers Springfield Ohio State Ralph Guglielmi Columbus Notre Dame Ron Bonfiglio Lima Central Lima Jim Reichenbach Assillon Dick Szymanski Don Bucci South Bend Phil Panno Youngstown Panno Florida Massillon Jerry Krisher Lakewood Mike Skope Ara Parseghian Miami Woody Hayes Hayes Toledo Parseghian Woody Wills Chuck Thackara

Fat Man's Table Proposed For Overweight Gridders

North South All Star practices report several overweight stars under scrutiny. Two South players carry about 25 pounds extra while North coach Junie Farrell eyes thinning. 95-degree heat tests drills and potential diet effects as care teams, volunteers, and staff support preparations for the game.

McKinley Junie Farrell

Marion Loses Second in Row to Richmond Tigers

In an Ohio Indiana League game the league leading Marion Red Sox lost 4 0 to the Richmond Tigers last night. At Lima the Springfield Giants defeated the Phillies 6 4 as Dan Banaszak earned his 11th win with help in the eighth inning.

Marion Richmond Marion Red Sox Richmond Tigers Richmond Boys Lima Springfield Giants Phillies Dan Banaszak

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