Rebels Dominate AP All American Don Meineke Second Team Choice
The 1952 AP AllAmerica basketball team features three Southeastern Conference players and others from the Big Ten and Big Seven. Dick Groat and Clyde Lovellette lead the first team while Cliff Hagan and Frank Ramsey highlight SEC depth. Meineke of Dayton earns a second team spot and O'Brien tops scorers with over 1,000 points.
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Rebels
Don Meineke
Ted Meier
New York
South
Associated Press
Southeastern
Big Ten
Big Seven
Dick Groat
Duke
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas
Cliff Hagan
Kentucky
Chuck Darling
Iowa
Mark Workman
West Virgina
Frank Ramsey
Bob Pettit
Louisiana State
Bob Zawoluk
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Dayton
Rod Fletcher
Illinois
Johnny O’brien
Seattle
Larry Hennessey
Villanova
Bob Housbreys
Washington
Ray Steiner
St. Louis
Dick Knostman
Kansas State
Jim Tucker
Duquesne
Bob Watson
Schundt
Indiana
Carl McNulty
Purdue
Walter Dukes
Seton Hall
Billy Mikey
Temple
Ernie Beck
Pennsylvania
Lovellette
Groat
Hagan
Wildcats
Rennel Concentrate Claims Lose 21 Lbs in Weeks
G D Poore of Cincinnati Ohio reports losing 21 pounds after using Rennel Concentrate. The home remedy is taken as two tablespoonfuls twice daily mixed with grapefruit juice, with a money back guarantee if results are not seen.
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G. D. Poore
Neave St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Church of God edges Calvary Methodist in church league clash
Church of God defeated Calvary Methodist 59 to 54 in a double elimination church league game. Church of God kept control through three quarters and led by 13 in the fourth before Calvary surged late. Holy Trinity earlier beat Calvary 65 to 58. Trinity then faces Church of God next Tuesday for the tournament crown chances.
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Church of God
Calvary Methodist
Holy Trinity
Trinity
Trinity Gym
Calvary
First United Brethren
MpiOe
Nicencsauss
Cist Tives
Brow
Cscccossees
Jewell
Bond Set At 40 000 For Two Cincinnati Burglars
Hamilton police charge Bever ly Benton and James L McCormick with burglary after $875 in jewelry was stolen from a Hamilton home. The suspects, 38 and 34, were arrested and held on bonds of 40 000 each. Detectives pursue connections to other burglaries, with hearings set in municipal court.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Beverly Benton
James L. MelCormick
Benton
McCormick
Southern States Lead in Bass Contest Results
The Field & Stream National Fishing Contest shows southern states producing the majority of prize winners with over 60 percent from the Deep South. Plugs are the top bait with 110 wins, live bait second, and spoons lagging behind. New Tennessee reservoirs boost future big bass prospects as warm waters and longer growing seasons aid growth.
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AL McClane
NEA
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Field & Stream
America
South
Mason-Dixon Line
Baker's Extends Margin as Campbell Notches 600
Baker's leads the Men's and Women's bowling leagues as Campbell rolls a 600+ series for No. 4 and Ralph Baker tops a 642 in a 21 victory. Boots Mills and Hardin Real Estate slip, Frontier Cafe earns first win, and Mayer's Meats clings to second place with Terrell and Wombold strong, while various league results fill the night.
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Moose
Johnny Boehm
Ralph Baker
Lefty Hyde
Corbie Campbell
Armco Goodtime League
Vic Stadler
Ted Snowden
Women’s Recreation Boots Mills
Ruth Hensley
Treva Terrell
Martha Wombold
Carolyn Kelly
Baker's
Red Top
Broad St. Bowl-Mar
Boots Mills
Frontier Cafe
Hardin Real Estate
Leslie Calvin
Pace
Frontier
Hardin
Mayers
Burnett
Mayer
Carfax
Ruth Keller
Phyllis Paynter
No. 8
Jack Frisbie
Campbell
Doubll
Duff
al Leak
Local Youth Hi Y delegate to conference at Miami Saturday
Tom Roper son of Mr and Mrs A E Roper of Euclid St a Middletown High School junior and Miami Hi Y Club member will attend Saturday pre legislative training conferences at Miami University The events are sponsored by the Ohio West Virginia area of the YMCA with more than 100 Hi Y and Tri Hi Y members from Southwestern Ohio high schools Roper will represent all Middletown clubs and hear William Tyrell Eaton and Paul Hinkle Celina address sessions The program part of YMCA Youth and Government aims toward a mock Ohio Legislature session April 26 27 in Columbus with 15 000 Hi Y and Tri Hi Y members statewide involved
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Tom Roper
A. E. Roper
Euclid St
Middletown High School
Miami
Paul Hinkle
Celina
Ohio General Assembly
Cage Results From National League and College Showdowns
National League scores include Boston 91 over Baltimore 80 and New York 92 over Rochester 90 with Indianapolis 86 defeating Fort Wayne 83. Ohio College Miami 82 beat Cincinnati 79, Oberlin 72 over Mt. Union 64, and Washington and Jefferson 84 topped Ohio Wesleyan 69. High school action features Youngstown Girard 42 over Ursuline 33, Youngstown South 53 over Boardman 50, and Shaker Heights 49 over Painesville Har vibrant 39, plus many more regional results. Other college games see Columbia 62 over Yale 56, Princeton 60 over Rutgers 52, NYU 4 over CCNY 47, and Chicago Loyola 75 defeating Valparaiso 61.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Rochester
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
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Cincinnati
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Mt. Union
Washington and Jefferson
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
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Youngstown
Ursuline
Youngstown South
Boardman
Hubbard
Youngstown East
Euclid
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Brush
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Painesville
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Riverside
BEREA
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Chicago
Loyola
Valparaiso
Indiana State
Hanover
Indiana Central
Taylor
Draft exam registrations reported for Ciney today
Fifty one registrants reported to Cincinnati for physical examinations by Draft Board 10 chairman Wyhie J Mitchell. Middletown attendees include George Triplett and 32 others while nearby areas contribute eight, with 11 Miami University students also reporting to Board 19 for medicals.
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Cincinnati
Wyhie J. Mitchell
Draft Board
Oxford
Donald Broughton
New Miami
Donald Gingrich
Overpeck
Clifford Halcomb
Hamilton
Miami University
Docal Board 19
U S Camp Burned Near Shaftesbury England
Six U S airmen were slightly injured when a fire destroyed quarters housing about 400 airmen at a U S Air Force transit camp near Shaftesbury England early today.
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Shaftesbay
England
U. S
Here
Two Wives Shed For Price Of One
In Columbus a man named M. Herbert Hoover faced divorce actions from Lois G. Hoover while court records showed he remained legally married to Julia Hoover whom he wed in 1914. Hoover had also married Lois in 1937, leading Domestic Relations Judge Clayton W. Rose to grant both divorces.
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Columbus
M. Herbert Hoover
Lois G. Hoover
Hoover
Julia Hoover
Lois Hoover
Clayton W. Rose
Cairo trial set over antiBritish riots death toll
Cairo sources say 130 people will go on trial a week from today in connection with the January 26 anti British torch riots. Sixty seven persons were killed in the riots.
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Cairo
Egypt
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