Holstein Leads MAC All Star Picks In 1952
Cincinnati star Jim Holstein named No 1 in the Mid American Conference all star selections by the AP. He led UC with 424 points this season and 1 146 career points. Also named were Bob Adams Western Michigan Phil Martin Toledo Dick Walls and Don Knodel Miami with Humphrey Hursey of Ohio missing first string by a narrow margin.
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Dayton Gridders Set St Patrick Day Spring Practice
University of Dayton will open spring football practice on March 17 under head coach Joe Gavin. The 51 man squad, with six seniors to graduate, plans potential intra squad game on April 5. Several veterans will coach instead of play and three transfers from St Bona venture University join the Flyers along with two new freshmen and two other transfers.
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Resinol Ointment Offer for Itchy Dry Skin Seniors
An old style ad promotes Resinol Ointment as soothing relief for persistent itchy dry skin common in older adults. It claims it works fast by replacing missing natural oils and provides lasting comfort, urging readers to buy at all drug stores.
Pro Uses Wheelchair In Teaching Golfers
Oakland pro Buddy Fry, paralyzed since 15, teaches from a motorized wheelchair to more than 50 clients across full courses. He relies on oral instruction, noting a pro cannot hit the ball for a student. California Wildlife Board will receive 1 million dollars annually for three years from state horse racing revenue under a new act.
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Aeronca and Gardner pace Industrial League Basketball semis
Aeronca Gardner and Miami advanced to the Industrial League Basketball Tournament semifinals at the YMCA. Aeronca crushed Crystal 78 35, Gardner defeated Barkelew 70 44, and Miami beat Inland 50 43. Robert Nauxhall led Aeronca with 26 points. Fishbaugh and Gardner also starred.
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Watts Blasts 592 Set For Burnett's, Baker's Stretch Lead To 10 Games
Watts fired a 592 to lead Burnett's to a 2 1 win over Red Top as Baker's extends its Women's Recreation League lead to 10 games at Broad St Bowl-Mor. Boots Mills led Baker's with a 549 series, while LaVone DeNeene and Dot Long posted strong marks for Red Top and Frontier respectively. The Moose Men's League saw Bernie Cain spark No 4 with a 672 series in a shutout over No 6, and Jasper Harrison pacing No 2 with a 575 set. Redistributions of results also noted Armco and Gardener Board action with multiple high scores and clean sweeps in various divisions.
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St Louis Bills Win Tight Games With Help From Above
St Louis coach Eddie Hickey credited divine aid after the Bills narrowly beat Kentucky and claimed Sugar Bowl titles three years in a row. The remark drew a jab at Adolph Rupp as opponents faced the narrow margins in high stakes games.
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