Brinker Named Browns End Coach In 1952
Howard Brinker, 38, a former Ohio University line coach and Miami University graduate, is appointed end coach for the Cleveland Browns by Paul Brown. Brinker succeeds Tim Termer, who left after a two season run amid a dispute with Brown. Brinker has coached at Steubenville Wells High and Massillon, and he has ties across Ohio coaching circles.
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Cleveland Browns
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Ohio University
Paul Brown
Miami University
Tim Temerare
Browns
Brown Brinker
Ohio
Massillon High
Brown
Massalon
Steubenville Wells
Steubenville
Big Red
Lorain
Steelmen
Fritz Heisler
Blanton Collier
Johnny Brickels
Creighton Miller
Wiliam
Red) Conkright
Bob Vorgis
Cleveland
Bill Edwards
Dick Gallagher
Wilbur
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Ewbank
Brickell
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Vanderbilt
Gallagher
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Tony Carcillo
Ohio State
University Hospital
Columbus
Wes Fesler
Woody Hayes
Curcillo
Big Tony
Elyria High
Buckeyes
Hayes
Elyrian
Bucks
Vic Janowicz
New Corp
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Scarlet and Gray
John Shelton
Tony
Pioneers
Wellington High track team faces slim chances this season
With only four lettermen returning and an 18-man squad reporting, Wellington High under Coach Murt Campbell aims for improvement. Veterans Harold Fureron Bill Kepler Keith Kiplinger and Jack Romers headline events while Harold Covington shows promise as a newcomer. The Dukes opened with a practice meet at Oberlin and plan five more shows before the Southwestern Conference and District Class B meets in May at Rocky River and Baldwin Wallace College.
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Wellington
Murt Campbell
Harold Fureron
Bill Kepler
Keith Kiplinger
Jack Romers
Harold Covington
Fred Brown
Eddie Grose
Jim Henes
Jack Kepler
Bob Lindsey
Dick Oney
Phil Sheffield
Dick Sheffield
Harold Watters
Tom BeVier
Roger Harris
Calvin Knapp
Charles Want
Oberlin
Kiplinger
Dukes
Rocky River High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Rocky River
Medina
Clearview
Amherst
Wooster
Fairview
Two Ohioans Crowned Champs In AAU Boxing Tourney
In Boston the 64th AAU boxing finals crowned two Ohio champions. David Moore of Springfield won at 119 pounds by KOing Mackawa in the opening round, while Isaac Vaughn of Cleveland captured the 139-pound title with a strong outpoint victory over Reyborn Stubbs. Moore, a IH laborer and one of 11 children, and Vaughn, 18, a Golden Glove veteran, join Frank Perry of Wilberforce who fell in the 178-pound final to Eldridge Thompson.
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W Pp
David Moore
Springfield
Isaac Vaughn
Cleveland
Moore
Choken Maekawa
Honolulu
T. H
Ringsiders
Vaughn
Reyborn Stubbs
Pittsburgh
Europe
Mackawa
International Harvester Co
Tennessee State College
Frank Perry
Wilberforce
Eldridge Thompson
Washington, D. C
Zanesville
Aster Nethers
Ffar
Ernest Anthony
New York
Nethers
Little League Tryouts Open West Circuit Sessions
First season activity schedules two West League tryout blocks at the Lexington Avenue diamond for boys age nine and ten. Nine year olds practice 1 to 4 pm, ten year olds 4 to 7 pm, with early check in for ID numbers.
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Lexington Avenue
East Branch
Black River
Kennel Club To Meet Tonight in Lorain County
The Lorain County Kennel Club holds its regular meeting at 8 30 tonight at Ratusz s Green Parrot Inn Center Ridge and Barton Roads Dr Clinton Forthofer Avon veterinarian will discuss Alaskan Wildlife Jean Yock Berea reports on the pup py match planned for late May or early June Plans are complete for the annual all bred show in August at Roll Arena and Bittersweet Butterscotch a Scottish terrier owned by George Smith Birmingham won best of breed at the recent Youngstown show
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Lorain County
Roll Arena
George Smith
Birmingham
Youngstown
Vitt urges young players to quit swinging from the end of the bat
Oscar Vitt, once Detroit Tigers skipper and leader of the so called Cry Babies, tells young baseball hopefuls to stop choking the bat and aim for better contact. He argues the game has changed since the Golden Era of 1910 to 1920 but praises current athletes and stresses hustle and following a good manager.
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Gan Jose
Calif
U.P
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland
Ty Cobb
San Francisco
Babe Ruth
Witt
Gushing Oil Aims for Derby Glory In 1952 Run
Owner Sam E. Wilson sends Gushing Oil, Derby nominee and Louisiana and Arkansas Derby winner, to the 1952 Kentucky Derby on May 3. The chestnut colt, rising from late 1951 form, faces Hill Gail and other Wilson entries Bomb Buster and Irish Tudor in the strong field for the 78th Derby.
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Greentree Stable
Roses
Jamaica
Primate
Cousin
Gushing Oil
Sam Wilson, Jr
Texas Oil Man
Easy Man
Keeneland
Sam E. Wilson
Royal Mustang
Wilson
New Orleans Fairgrounds
Oaklawn
Hill Gail
Calumet Farm
LaMotta Seeks Title Shot After Hayes Victory
Jake LaMotta defeated Norman Hayes at the Olympia in Detroit lifting him closer to a world light heavy title. International Boxing Club President James Norris said Maxim would get first crack at Robinson, with LaMotta only if that falls through. LaMotta weighs about 167 1/2 pounds and weighs Hayes at 162.
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Detroit
Wup
Jake LaMotta
Norman Hayes
Joey Maxim
James D. Norris
International Boxing Club
Maxim
King Ray Robinson
Bronx
Robinson
Hayes
LaMotta
Jake
Limited Weekend Schedule In Inter-City Bowling Tourney
The 41st Inter-City Bowling Association Tournament continues this weekend with a limited schedule due to Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Saturday features two shifts of competition with 12 teams per shift, while Sunday doubles and singles are reduced to four squads. Readout lists participating teams and current leading scores across Class A and B divisions.
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Parkman Road
Mullin’s Shipping
Warren
Lions Club and Wilkins Tree Service
Tiffin
Loudy’s
Smart Shop
Gildenmeister Motors
Bellevue
Loyal Oak
Glass Bar
Barberton
Broadway Recreation
Lima
East Side Dairy
Lorain
Gene's Body Shop
Crestline
F. KE. Myers & Brothers Company
Ashland
Walgreen Drugs
International Trucks
Strauss Clothing
F. E. Myers & Brothers
Cook's Foods
Sandusky
Lamson & Session
Kent
Scott’s N. G. A
Lédi
Globe Dairy
van Wert
Patry’s Implements
Sullivan
Mays Loses Right To Appeal Draft Classification
Star outfielder Willie Mays has forfeited the right to appeal his 1-A draft classification after missing a 10 day appeal window. State Selective Service Director J. T. Johnson noted a possible review only if ordered to reopen by the local board in Fairfield Alabama.
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Ala
U.P
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Selective Service
J. T. Johnson
Johnson
Mays
Fairfield
Lorain County Classic Bowling League Tonight Matches
Classic Tenpin matches in Lorain County Classic Bowling League set for tonight at 9 oclock on Olympic Recreation lanes. Pairings include Elyria Hardware versus Olympic Recreation and Always Chips versus Better Line among others.
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Elyria Hardware
Alway’s Chips
Better Line
General Industries
T. O. Murphy Company
Final Women's Pairings Bowling Center League Action
Skeglers face four matches in Usual program tonight at 9 in the final regular season. Wilmot Printing meets No 10 Club while Vera's Beauty Shop clashes with Red's Motor Bales. Smittie's Package Store takes on Gerna's Dress Shop and Crystal Beach faces Beal Welding.
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Wilmot Printing
No. 10
Vera's Beauty Shop
Red
Smittie’s Package Store
Gerna’s
Crystal Beach
Beal Welding
Elyria Pioneers Top Sandusky 63 55 in Opener
Elyria High Pioneers defeat Sandusky Blue Streaks 63 55 at Strobel Field in the 1952 season opener. John Elliott led with sprint wins and Hopkins secured a mile relay and field event wins as Elyria outsprinted the opposition on the track 42 21 while Sandusky held the edge in field events.
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Sandusky
Elyria High
Bill Coyer
Sandusky High
Strobel Field
Bay City
Pioneers
Don Phillips
Berea
Ely Stadium
Lakewood
Johnny Cabas
Trark
John Elliott
Bill Hopkins
Elliott
Hopkins
Ranchor
John Marshall
Don Jones
Cliff Elbert
Tom Ross
Henry Terry
Carl Caywood
Marshall
Jim Holzmiller
Jerry Hoerig
Bill Speer
Speer
Elyrians
Eliott
Dongallee
Elbert
Halzpallige
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McFarland
Terry
Ayy
Andress
Kuhl
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Rockwood
Ross
Caywood
Routh
Devese
Foss
Hess
Benson
Hoerig
Thompson
DeHaven
Short
Miller
McGreavy
Tilberg
Acierto
Rice Chosen as Colgate Backfield Coach
Fred Rice, 32, freshman football coach at Marquette University, was named Colgate backfield coach. The Fremont Colorado native will join spring practice starting tomorrow, according to Athletic Director William A. Reid.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Fred Rice
Marquette University
Colgate University
Rice
Fremont
William A. Reid
Maloney and Ashley Return for Hornets in Calder Cup Playoff
Phil Maloney and Don Ashley are set to rejoin the Pittsburgh Hornets lineup against the Providence Reds in the Calder Cup playoff series. Both players sat out Game 1 as the Hornets won 4 to ? in Pittsburgh.
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Phil Maloney
Don Ashley
Pittsburgh Hornets
Providence Reds
Maloney
Ashley
Hornets
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