Hostetler Transfer Makes Walnut Creek A Threat
Richard Hostetler formerly of Sugarcreek, a Tuscarawas County All Class B center, has transferred to Walnut Creek High School and will be eligible to play Friday night. Ohio commissioner H W Emswiler approved the transfer pending no undue influence. Walnut Creek coach John Ridley and Sugarcreek coach Gerald Straley comment on the surprise move.
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Ike) Hostetler
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Louisville Frosh Triumph Over Timken Frosh 48-40
Louisville freshmen defeated Timken freshmen 48 to 40 on the home floor. Louisville built leads of 13-12, 29-21, and 41-32 as Kenny Walker led with 16 points and Garret added 9 for Timken. Timken’s Pargee and Cook paced the visitors with 8 and 7 respectively.
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Orrville Falls 96-45 at Smithville in Tuesday matchup
Smithville upset Orrville 56-45 as Orrville suffers fifth loss in ten games. Roger Schrock led Orrville with 22 points while Frank Carney tallied 20 for Smithville. Other box details show Smithville contributors Johnson and Murphy among scoring in a low scoring contest.
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Campanella Signs 1951 Dodgers Contract
New York January 24 1950 Campanella signed his 1951 Dodger contract for about 20000 dollars. Erv Palica passed a draft physical and enters military service. Palica had 13 wins and 8 losses last season and was a key starter for Charley Dressen. Campanella batted .281 with 89 RBIs and 31 homers last year.
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Major league athletes face possible draft under new 4-F plan
Defense Secretary Marshall signaled that 4-Fs may be drafted if needed, possibly for non combat duty. House committee discussed universal service while MLB and NFL leaders backed the idea, noting many players already served or aged out. Names like ERV PALICA and Mantle were cited among players who might be called for limited service.
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Cleveland Gridder Named as Leader For Wolverines
Quarterback Bill Putich of Cleveland was elected captain of the 1951 University of Michigan football team at a post Rose Bowl team picture session. The 20 year old junior is Michigan’s first backfield captain since 1945, having completed 21 of 53 passes for 233 yards and scoring one touchdown this season. He also caught 11 passes for 142 yards and carried 18 times for minus 36 yards.
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Bratton and Dukes Eye Sugar's Welter Title
Chicago December 24 news reports two top welterweights Johnny Bratton of Chicago and Bobby Dukes of San Antonio meeting in Chicago Stadium. A Bratton win would influence possible Sugar Ray Robinson succession as he pursues the middleweight crown next month. Bratton is a slight favorite.
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Columbus Man Leads Phoenix Open Qualifier
The Phoenix Open opens with a pro am curtain raiser at Phoenix Country Club on 6 698 yard par 71 layout. Bantam Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret and Byron Nelson top the elite list. Larry Glosser of Columbus shot 66 4 under to lead 120 hopefuls while Walt Romans of Baltimore posted 68 in the 35 qualifiers.
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Lincoln Freshmen Top Massillon Foe 48-42
Lincoln freshmen defeated Edmund Jones 48 to 42 for their seventh win in eight starts. Dick Langman and Fred Schmidt led with 15 points each as Canton Lincoln built a 32 32 halftime tie and pulled away in the final period.
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Ohio College Players Stir Up Conference Roundup
Five of last night's Ohio college games ended lopsidedly while the sixth winner led from start to finish. Muskingum beat Ohio University 77 50 at New Concord with more free throws. Ohio Wesleyan stayed ahead to beat Otterbein 90 63 at Delaware as Jud Millicon scored 28 to hold top in conference scoring. Findlay won at home 81 73 over Wilmington for their seventh win in 11. West Liberty beat Steubenville 78 56 and Anderson defeated Chase 94 60 on away courts. Ohio Northern beat Indiana Tech 64 35 in Indiana.
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