Newsome Named Terre Haute Manager For 1951 Three Eye League
Skeeter Newsome former big league second baseman with the Athletics and Red Sox was named manager of Terre Haute Phillies for the 1951 Three Eye League campaign. Joe Reardon Philly farm director announced the appointment and praised Newsome as a fine character. Newsome plans to continue playing unless a challenger arises. Tom Casagrande signed for 40 000 to play first base if he remains in draft. Returning regulars may be sent from last season. Decatur and Lafayette Burlington prospects considered for 1951. Continued on Page 13.
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the Tribune
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Terre Haute
Phillies
Skeeter Newsome
Athletics
Red Sox
Newsome
Joe Reardon
Philadelphia Phillies
Reardon
Skeeter
Ray Brubaker
Danny Carnevale
Wilmington
Tom Casagrande
Danville
Loop
Decatur
Lafayette
Ind
Burlington
Minor Leagues Close Session On Franchises And Attendance
The Jersey City International League franchise will move to Ottawa as minor leagues warn on broadcast threats to attendance. President George Trautman says major and minor leagues are at a crossroads and television helped drive a 19 percent attendance drop.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ottawa
George Trautman
National Association of Minor Leagues
Trautman
Jersey City
Charles Stoneham
Little Giants
Cornwall
Ont
Stoneham
Jasonville tops Worthington 52 to 34 in boys game
Visiting Jasonville led throughout and defeated Worthington 52 to 34. Burns scored 17 for Jasonville and Hamilton had 12 for Worthington. Jasonville won the accompanying B team game 28 to 23.
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Worthington
Ind
Jasonville
Burns
Hamilton
Purple Aces
State Travels To Greencastle For Indiana Matchup
State journeys to Greencastle Indiana to face DePauw University Tigers at Bowman gymnasium with tip off at 8 p.m. Coach John Longfellow relies on Bob Gilbert and Dick Atha as the Sycamores chase early wins after two successes. DePauw has one win this season and recently lost to Indiana University and Iowa University.
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Indiana State
DePauw University Tigers
Bowman Gymnasium
Greencastle
John Longfellow
Sycamore
Hanover Hilltoppers
Rensselaer
Ind
St Joseph's College
DePauw
Tigers
Canterbury
Hoosiers
Indiana University
Longfellow
Manchester Spartans
Princeton Wins Lambert Memorial Trophy as East’s Best
New York December 6 Princeton's Ivy League champions received the Lambert Memorial trophy marking them as the top college football team in the eastern region.
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New York
Princeton
All-America Second Teams Offensive and Defensive Lists
End Buck Curtis from Vanderbilt leads the offensive selections with tackle Jim Staton Wake Forest and guard Pat Cannamella Southern California. Center John Pierik Cornell. guards John Biltz Ohio State and C T Hengley Wyoming. ends Jim Doran Iowa State. Back Vito Parilli Kentucky, Eddie Talboom Wyoming, Kyle Rote SMU. Defensive picks feature end Bill McColl Stanford, tackle Paul Lea Tulane, guards Bernie Lemonick Penn and Mike Mizerany Alabama, linebackers Donn Moomaw UCLA and Jerry Groom Notre Dame, backs Wilfred White Arizona Leon Heath Oklahoma and others.
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Bucky Curtis
Vanderbilt
Jim Staton
Wake Forest
Pat Cannamella
California
John Pierik
Cornell
John Biltz
Ohio State
C. T. Hengley
Wyoming
Jim Doran
Iowa State
Vito Parilli
Kentucky
Eddie Talboom
Kyle Rote
S.M.U
Bill McColl
Stanford
Paul Lea
Tulane
Bernie Lemonick
Penn
Donn Moomaw
U.C. L.A
Jerry Groom
Notre Dame
Mike Mizerany
Alabama
Elmer Costa
No. Carolina State
Blaine Baron
Duke
Wilfred White
Arizona
Leon Heath
Oklahoma
John Dottley
Mississippi
Greyhounds Open 1950 51 Campaign In Mid West Tourney
Indiana Central College battles the field as coach Angus Nicoson leads the Greyhounds in the Mid West Collegiate Basketball Tournament starting December 26 at Indiana State. The team, after graduations and losses, relies on Dwight Swails to carry scoring while new depth adjusts to taller lineup.
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Greyhounds
Indiana State
Hoop House
Angus Nicoson
Ashboro
I. C
Hoosier College
Nicoson
Huntington
Tri-State
Eastern Kentucky
Hanover
Harley Griffith
Bill McGrath
Jim Blevins
Woody McBride
Sam
Dwight Swails
Grid Award For Janowicz
Vic Janowicz of Ohio State will receive the Heisman Memorial Trophy for 1950. The 20-year-old back led in points and total offense, topped ballots nationwide with 633 votes, and is recognized as the outstanding college football player.
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New York
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
U.S
Janowicz
Elyria
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Red Bagwell
Pennsylvania
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Bobby Reynolds
Nebraska
Bob Williams
Notre Dame
Leon Heath
Oklahoma
Dan Feldberg
Army
Midwest
Parilli
Rote
Buckeyes
Big Ten
Otters Defeat Hymera In Final Quarter Showdown
The Otters of North Terre Haute beat Hymera 53 to 49 at Otter Creek gym. King and Eastham led Otters with 13 and 12 points, while Samm of Hymera top scored with 20 and Hennecke added 15. Otter Creek trailed 39 to 16 at one point but surged to victory.
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Otters
North Terre Haute
Hymera Cagers
Otter Creek
King’s
Eastham
Samm
Shakamak
Hennecke
Hymera
Charles winner by a knockout
Charles EZ zard won his heavyweight title with an 11th round knockout of Nick Barone in Cincinnati. The fight ended at 2 06 of the 11th session as Barone pressed early before the champ dominated. Promoters discussed possible next bouts in Detroit with Weill and Tannas, gate totaled 53 334.50 from 10 085 fans.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Tom Tannas
Cincinnati Negro
al Weill
New York
International Boxing Club
Tannas
Weill
Charles
Detroit
AP All America Football Squad Divided into Offense Defense
The Associated Press selects its 1950 All America team split into offense and defense mirroring the two platoon era. Oklahoma Army and Texas place two on the first team, led by backs Don Heinrich Bobby Ravynolds Everett Grandelius and Dick Kazmaier. The season featured record offensive scoring and Michigan State Princeton Chicago schools in a high scoring year.
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Associated Press
New York
Ohio State
Iowa
Don Heinrich
Washington
Bobby Ravynolds
Nebraska
Everett Grandelius
Michigan State
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Notre Dame to Renew Home and Home With USC in 1951 52
Notre Dame will return to Los Angeles in 1951 to play USC with the rivalry extended for one year. USC requested a December 1 return to allow an eastern trip for Army in New York on Nov 3, and Notre Dame will host USC in South Bend in 1952 as negotiations continue. USC beat Notre Dame 9 7 last Saturday in the 22nd meeting.
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Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Trojans
Southern California
Willis O. Hunter
U.S.C
South Bend
Army
New York
Weekly calendar of grade school games and locations
The listing shows a sparse schedule with dates and towns such as Greencastle Clay City Bloomington Emerson Gary Dugger Sullivan Cathedral Washington Brazil Linton Honey Creek Clinton North Terre Haute and State Lab. It notes where participants are here or there and includes the Wabash Valley area.
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Clay City
Bloomington
Emerson ‘Gary
Garfield
T. H
Linton
Honey Creek
Clinton
N. Terre Haute
State ‘Lab
Washington
Indianapolis
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Bob Reynolds
Don Heinrich Washington
Carapella Potter
PVG
Nak Cai
Eddie Salem
Elmer Stout
Bob Nesbit
Bowannon
Coaches
Graskets
Star Auto Supply
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Joe Reichler
F.T. PY
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Buchman
Crowe
Hunter
Jones
Chevrolet
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Lambert
All-America
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Foot Union Brewery
Avia: Brewing Company
Cheooe
K.V.B. Corporation
N. 3Rd St
Terre Haute, Ind
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D-X Service
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