Upswing In Grid Injuries Traced To Two-Way Action
University of Virginia team physician Dr. Charles J. Frankel cites a 30 percent rise in football injuries since the return of the one platoon system. He links more severe practice and game injuries to dual offense and defense duties and notes similar trends at several other colleges.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia
Charles J. Frankel
American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
Frankel
Virginia Military Institute
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
University of Illinois
Battle in Butler Bowl Sees Tossup Between Middletown and Hamilton
Hamilton coach Chuck Thackara calls Friday's Barnitz Stadium clash a tossup as Middletown and Hamilton square off in the year-ending contest. Middletown beat Springfield 14 0 and edged the Wildcats 13 7 while losing to Portsmouth 18 14 and Hamilton 39 7 during a tough schedule. Thackara notes his team is 6 3 against strong opponents and refuses to concede victory.
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Hamilton
Chuck Thackara
Barnitz Stadium
Chuck
Middletown High
Springfield
Wildcats
Portsmouth
Middletown
Trojans
Thackara
Opposing fortunes in Butler Bowl season contrasts Middies and Hamilton
The Middies started green with four wins, then a Portsmouth loss, rebounded with three more wins before a 33-0 defeat to the Teddies. Hamilton began with a mass dismissal and slow start, 4-3 after losses to Dayton Chamnade Purcell and Portsmouth, but later wins over Warren and Louisville Flagel show revival. Hamilton chases a Middle club trying to rise off the floor.
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Middies
Portsmouth
Dayton Roosevelt
Teddies
Hamilton
Thackara
Dayton Chamnade
Cincinnati Purcell
Big Blue
Warren
Louisville Flagel
Not Easy To Go Big Time in College Football
Johnny Pont, a Miami grid legend turned freshman coach, explains why Miami cannot support a true big time program. He cites population in Cincinnati as the scale to reach and says Hamilton Middletown and Oxford homes keep Miami from matching Cincinnati’s 600000. Pont also notes Canadian football differences and recalls being told to play tertiary meaning safety.
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Johnny Pont
Miami
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Middletown
Oxford
Cincy
Pont
Bearcat Halfbacks Close To First Down Each Carry
Two UC halfbacks Dick Geist and Dom DeBene spark the nation's top offense and rushing. Geist averages 9.5 yards per carry on 58 carries for 551 yards. DeBene 9.9 on 40 attempts for 397 yards. Coached by Sid Gillman, Cincinnati leads in total offense and rushing, with a feared change-of-pace unit and strong supporting backs. The Bearcats face Miami of Ohio in the season finale.
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Charles E. Frankel
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Dick Geist
Mahoning County
Ohio
New Springfield
Goist
Ball
Dom DeBene
Girard
Geist
del Bene
Gillman
Iron Men
Bearcats
Joe Concilla
Joe Miller
Dick Pardini
Irv Turner
Jack Hill
Marquette
Victor
Tulsa
William & Mary
Toledo
Xavier
Western Reserve
Dayton
Louisville
VMI
Miami
Stanford California clash may crown top college scorer
New York reports that Stanford's Bob Garrett and California's Paul Larson meet in Palo Alto while Wyoming's Joe Mastrogiovanni holds the national rushing and passing yardage lead with 1,395 yards. Both Garcia and Larson enter with 1,371 and 1,368 yards respectively and one game left.
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Stanford
California
Palo Alto
Bob Garrett
Paul Larson
Wyoming
Joe Mastrogiovanni
Garrett
Larson
Mastrogiovanni
Ncaa Service Bureau
Illinois
J. C. Caroline
Ohio State
Bobby Watkins
Loop Seen As Only Hope For Eastern Teams
Ambrose Bud Dudley proposes a northeast football conference to rescue gate receipts. He notes Boston College Boston University Fordham Holy Cross show interest while Syracuse Colgate Penn State Delaware Temple Lehigh Lafayette Bucknell have been approached. the plan would unite independents to build rivalries and attract sponsors of major bowls.
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Philadelphia
Villanova College
Ambrose
Bud
Dudley
Cincinnati
Boston College
Boston University
Fordham
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Colgate
Penn State
Delaware
Temple
Lehigh
Lafayette
Bucknell
Fenton Wins AP Lineman of the Week After Revival
Iowa halfback Bill Fenton, once thought finished by illness, is named Associated Press lineman of the week after starring in a 27-0 win over Minnesota. He dominated Paul Giel, earning praise from Giel and coach Wes Fesler as he returned to form from a prolonged illness.
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Bill Fenton
Iowa
Associated Press
Minnesota
Fenton
Paul Giel
Giel
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Faloney Wins Back Of Week After Maryland Crushes Mississippi
Maryland quarterback Bernie Faloney, 21, from East Carnegie, Pa., earns Associated Press Back of the Week after Maryland’s 38-0 win over Mississippi. Faloney, wearing a nose guard, made two interceptions, returned two punts for scores, recovered a fumble, and directed the defense, saying Mississippi embarrassed him in 1952 when two of its passes beat him. He cited revenge and credited his improved vision with the performance.
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Bernie Faloney
Maryland
Associated Press
Mississippi
East Carnegie
Faloney
Johnny Vaught
Hockey results from international games
Cincinnati defeated Johnstown 3 to 2 and Grand Rapids edged Fort Wayne 5 to 4 in hockey action. The pair of contests showcased close scorelines and competitive play across the league.
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International Cincinnati
Johnstown
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
Seven Mile High Boys Try To Rebuild For Season Opener
Seven Mile High's basketball team, led by coach Marvin McCollum, works day and night to compensate for losing Center Tom Hood to Cincinnati. With Hood gone, Eugene DuBois and Coleman Davidson vie for centers, while guards Jim Webb, Art Sloneker, and forwards Bill Malcom and Bob Shoemaker anchor a veteran group. Union of West Chester visits Friday as Seven Mile seeks a third straight Butler League title.
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Bob Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Bill Malcom
Jim Webb
Dick Plemmons
Art Sloneker
Journal
Seven Mile
Butler County
Union of West Chester
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McCollum
Tom Hood
Hood
University of Cincinnati
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Mariemont
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Coleman Davidson
DuBois
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Davison
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Malcom
Paul Hood
John Cole
Mickey Urban
Jesse Thompson
Bob McCardle
Ben Hubbard
Union
Kings Mills
New Richmond
Eaton
Oxford McGuffey
Fairfield
West Carrollton
Oxford Stewart
Ross
Oak Hill
Wayne
Dayton Football To Stay For Years At LD
Publicist Pep Wilson told Xavier University Booster Club that the University of Dayton will keep its football program for years. He spoke after reports that the school might drop the sport, stating Dayton officials are not considering dropping football. The teams meet Saturday in Dayton.
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Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Pep Wilson
Wilson
Xavier University
Dayton
Buckeye Dog Second In Pointer Trials
In Weldon Spring Missouri three male pointers led an 11 dog field, headed by Little Waldo owned by Walter Buege of Sheldon Illinois. Tyson's Lucky Strike owned by Dan Pickering of Lancaster Ohio and handled by C. B. Black of Acree Georgia finished second.
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Little Waldo
Walter Buege
Sheldon
Ill
Tyson
Dan Pickering
Lancaster
Ohio
C. B. Black
Acree
All-Little Six League picks favor Xenia and Northridge
Xenia Woodrow Wilson and Northridge dominate the All-Little Six selections after coaches named the teams. Xenia won the league title again and grabbed five all star spots while Northridge placed five. Franklin edged into four posts and right guard Jim Phillips led Fairborn’s honorees.
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Woodrow Wilson
Northridge
Loop
Franklin
John Powell
Gene Hollingsworth
Powell
Hollingsworth
Franklin Wildcats
Ronnie Johnson
Monroe
Cecil White
David Day
Wesley Stepp
Lebanon
Jerry Russell
Frank Calloway
Jack Hagan
Ronald Turner
Bob Hapner
Bill Dunn
Jack Fisher
Cy Morgan
Larry Crisenberg
Robert Eshelman
Jack McCarthy
Fairborn
Jack Stahl
The Toe Leads In Field Goal Pace This Season
Lou The Toe Groza pushes toward his own single season field goal mark with 15 three pointers and 68 points from 15 field goals and 23 extra points through four games left Bobby Walston stands second with 63 points and three field goals Otto Graham sustains top passing with 174 attempts 113 completions for 1889 yards and seven touchdowns Joe Perry tops the ground gainers with 67 yards on 128 attempts Dan Towler and Charley Justice follow in yards for the week
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Philadelphia
Lou
Groza
Bobby Walston
Philadelphia Eagles
Ben Agajanian
Los Angeles
Otto Graham
Joe Perry
San Francisco
Dan Towler
Charley Justice
Washington
Conservation Group To Meet Thursday Night
The Warren County Conservation Association holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at eight. A speaker from the Wildlife Division will discuss Hunting Problems of Today at the Hill Cross Inn south of Lebanon.
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Warren County Conservation Association
Hill Cross Inn
Lebanon
Wildlife Division
Bellbrook Tops Kingman In Tight High School Battle
High school basketball results show Bellbrook beating Kingman 57 to 50 in a close contest. Farmersville defeated Lewisburg 75 to 48 while Glenford downed Corning 52 to 50. Harveysburg edged Clarksville 56 to 53. Kings Mill beat Blanchester 53 to 46. Morrow defeated Martinsville 66 to 64. New Madison won over Phillipsburg 55 to 52. Jefferson defeated West Elkton 55 to 50.
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Bellbrook
Kingman
Farmersville
Lewisburg
Glenford
Corning
Harveysburg
Clarksville
Kings Mill
Blanchester
Morrow
Martinsville
New Madison
Phillipsburg
Jefferson
West Elkton
Middletown High Faces Hamilton With Injuries Stabilizing
Middle town High coach Glenn Ellison weighs return prospects for halfback George Jones and quarterback Bill Davidson after ankle and knee injuries. Davidson’s swollen left ankle showed no fracture. Jones hurt his knee in a Dayton game. Hamilton, healthier overall, eyes a season finale at Barnitz Stadium as tickets go on sale locally.
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Efeower
Vawsuny
George Jones
Bill Davidson
Davidson
Ellison
Jones
Dayton Fairview
Dayton Roosevelt
Hamilton
Middies
Big Blue
Chuck Thackara
Jim Lacey
Tony Elieff
Barnitz Stadium
Butler Bowl Fete Slated Tonight
The second annual Butler Bowl Banquet hosted by Middletown and Hamilton Quarterback Clubs will be at the Colony Restaurant tonight. Over 75 gridiron fans from both cities are expected. coaching staffs and their wives will attend. Glenn Ellison of the Middies and Chuck Thackara of Hamilton will give main speeches. Tickets cost 1.75 dollars and women are invited to the pigskin session.
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Hamilton
Colony
Glenn Ellison
The
Middies
Chuck Thackara
Tuesday's Fights by the Associated Press
In Miami Beach Bill Gilliam of Orange New Jersey outweighed Colin Chaney of Indianapolis and out pointed him in ten rounds. In Los Angeles Jess Fuentes ...
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Bill Gilliam
Orange
N. J
Colin Chaney
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Jess Fuentes
Buccceroni Expected To Prevail In Los Angeles Heavyweight Tilt
Dan Bucceroni, 26, 6 feet 3, foes Freddie Beshore, 31, in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Olympic Auditorium televised by CBS at 10 p m EST. Bucceroni seeks a title shot versus Rocky Marciano. his KO record stands at 27 in 31 fights with 4 contests. Beshore, returning after a year out, has losses to Marciano Louis Charles and others but has rarely been stopped.
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Philadelphia
Dan Bucceroni
Freddie Beshore
Olympic Auditorium
CBS
Bucceroni
Beshore
Rocky Marciano
Freddie
Billy McClure
Marcicano
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Tommy Harrison
Jimm Slade
Abel Fernandez
Portland
Ore
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Matthews
Alston Denies He's Bumns' Boss
Walter Alston of the Montreal International League club denies being named as the new manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. A Daily Mirror report claimed he was chosen, but Alston says he has heard nothing and would need club officials to confirm. Montreal is a Dodgers farm club.
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Ohio
Walter Alseton
Montreal
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Daily Mirror
Ken Smith
Ebbets Field
Alston
Brookelyn
The
Dodgers
Local Boxing Results Output From Los Angeles Card
In Los Angeles the event featured Elmer Beltz stopped in 8 rounds. Also listed Ralph Cervantes out pointed by an opponent from Rockford Ml. The card includes 160 and 154 pound bouts, with 133 and 135 pound matchups noted. Kid Andrade from Butte Mont.-Cisco fought on the bill.
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Elmer Beltz
Butte
Mont
Cisco
Kid) Andrade
Ralph Cervantes
Rockford, Ml
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