Motley Fears Lead Pro All-Star Selection
United Press names 1950 NFL All Star team with standout Marion Motley of the Cleveland Browns and Tom Fears of the Los Angeles Rams as leaders. The squad includes three Browns among the top players of the season selected by UP writers who covered the league.
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Motley, Fears
Browns
Norman Miller
United Press
EW York
Marion Motley
Cleveland Browns
Tom Fears
Los Angeles Rams
United Press National Football League
United Press Writers
N.F.L
National Loop All Star Grid Team Second Team Emerges
The roster lists Shaw, Cardinals, and Pikes, with Eagles featuring Tackles Rein hard and Huffman of the Rams and Guards Binyamin Lions and Kil roy Eagles. Center Rapatz from the Giants, Bucks include Graham Browns Van Buren, Eagles: Young Yanks and Harder Cardinals.
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Shaw
Cardinals
Pikes
Eagles
Reinhard
Huffman
Rams
Binyamin
Lions
Kilroy
Rapatz
Giants
Bucks
Graham
Browns
van Buren
Young
Yanks
Harder
Bob Reinhard
Dick Huffman
Frank Kilroy
Johnny Rapacz
All NFL All Star Selections Named From Browns and Bears
Browns Motley Speedie Willis lead NFL all star picks with Lujack Connor Barnegan also chosen from Bears. Doak Walker Towne Geri Werli? Whiters. The team features Lions Giants Packers and Steelers players with Walker and Towne as rookie standouts and Barnegan edging Binyamin for guard.
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Tom Fears
Rams
Arnie Weinmeister
Giants
U.C.L.A
Bill Willis
Browns
Weeds
Washington
Ohio State
Clayton Towemaker
Packers
Minnesota
Dick Barnegan
Bears
Purdue
George Connor
Notre Dame
Mac Speedie
Uta
Johnny Lujack
Joe Geri
Steelers
Tee Neee Sey
Georgia
Doak Walker
Lions
Aone
Bers
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Motley
Oberlin High Gridders Receive Varsity Awards
Oberlin High School athletes received varsity letters at the football banquet in East Oberlin church. Seniors Dick Born Fred Owens Sam Petroff Bob Lowry, juniors Frank Ellis Darrell Feakins Dick Gleason Bob Holden Don Parsh Eugene Presti Dick Robinson Ken Smith and Keith Williams, sophomores Bob Bryant Willie Edwards were recognized. Lou Saban spoke, with Charles E. Mosher as toastmaster. Coach Boyd Robinson noted the season. Smith earned honorary captaincy for leading the squad. The team claimed Lorain County Class B honors by defeating Amherst Clearview Lorain St. Marys and Wellington.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Lorain County
Indians
Amherst
Clearview
Lorain St. Mary’s
Wellington
Fight Results by United Press Mixed Boxing Card
Washington Coly Wallace outpointed Dullio Spagnolo in New York. Boston Norman Hayes outpointed Paul Pender. San Francisco Joey Maxim knocked out Dave Whitloes. Stamford Sammy Gallant stopped Joe La Scala. Baltimore Vinnie Cidone stopped Jimmie Doxie. Florence results not fully readable.
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United Press
Washington
Coley Wallace
New York
Dullio Spagnolo
Italy
San Francisco
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Dave Whitloes
Stamford
Conn
Sammy_ Gallant
Joe la Scala
Baltimore
Vinnie Cidone
Brooklyn
Jimmie Doxie
Florence
Ala
Pin Scor With 628 Series
Stan Wisinski rolled a 628 series in the Bowling Center Class B League, finishing four pins ahead of runner up John Ward who posted 624. Sam Nagy totaled 623, while the field settled around 620 in the same division.
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Stan Wisinski
Keglers
John Ward
Sam Nagy
Stan Wisnnski
Ted Carpenter
Lou Batraskai
Elyria Elks League Leads and Top Scores Report
Russ Beal topped the Elyria Elks League standings while Nagy posted a 247 to win the individual laurels. Standard Beer led the B loop and town with 1 014 to 2 842, as Dick Hawke and Leo Robinson led other leagues with high pin counts. Lois Jones headed the Bowl-Ochrome Women’s League with 495, and Milling built a six game lead to clinch the Perry-Fay first-half title.
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Russ Beal
Elyria Elks
Nagy
Standard Beer
Dick Hawke
Gas Company
Leo Robinson
Automotive
John Gray
Coach-Uthe Company
Wait Rosenall
Harshaw Chemical
College basketball scores scattered across multiple games
Ohio teams and opponents posted varied results including Ohio State 81 over Missouri 61 and Bowling Green 75 over Tampa 70. Other notable results include Notre Dame 67 over Wisconsin 61 and Indiana State Teachers College 39. Midwest and Southwest games feature DePaul 92 over Illinois Wesleyan 2 and Oklahoma 66 over Minnesota 45.
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Ohio Missouri
Ohio State
Capital
Denison
Wilberforce State
Bluffton
At. Union
Baldwin-Wallace
Steubenville
California
Bowling Green
Tampa
Frs
Indiana State
Duquesne
Syracuse
Penn State
American Univ
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn Poly
Midwest DePaul
Mlinois Wesleyan
Iowa State
Utah State
St. Ambrose
St Joseph's
Ind
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Butler
Iowa
St. Thomas
South Dakota State
Concordia
Minn
Moorhead State
Mercer
Louisville
Mississippi State
Bishop
Southern Univ
Mississippi
Alabama
Kentucky State
Texas State Univ
Miami
Fla
L&80
Maryland
William & Mary
Mount Union Tops Baldwin Wallace 53 48 in Narrow Victory
Mount Union College stayed unbeaten by upseting Baldwin Wallace 53 to 48 in Alliance. Dick Schenk led Baldwin Wallace with 20 points and Ed Di Gregorio added 15 for the Purple Raiders who built a 27 26 halftime edge and held on for the win.
All-Sports Club To Meet On Thursday Evening
The All Sports Club schedules its monthly meeting Thursday evening at the Gypsy Fiddle. The session is set for 38 oclock and may be attended by prospective members per club president William Mittler.
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William Mittler
Lemon Wynn Share Loop Hurling Honors 1950
Bob Lemon and Early Wynn shared the American League pitching honors for 1950. Lemon led in wins 23 and strikeouts 170 while pitching 288 innings and 1,095 batters faced. Wynn won 18 and saved the ERA title at 3.20, as Ned Garver and Bob Feller followed. Cleveland led staff ERA at 3.75 for the season.
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Ne York
U.P
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Cleveland
Lemon
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Wynn
Garver
Bob Feller
Vic Raschi
Yankees— I
Raschi
Detroit
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Eddie Ford
Yankees
Tommy Byrne
Alex Kellner
Athletics
Mickey Harris
Washington
Art Houtteman
Army
Houtteman
Kellner
Indians
New York
Philadelphia
Fairview suffers second defeat 54 51 at Bay Village
Fairview High of the Southwestern Conference drops its second loss in three games, losing 54 to 51 to Bay Village of the Cuyahoga County League in an independent game at Bay Village. Bay Village led 11 8 after one, built margins of 14 13 and 17 13, and held on as Fairview closed to one late before two Bay free throws sealed it. The Fairview jayvees beat Bay Village reserves 36 33 in the prior game.
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Fairview High
Bay Village
Cuyahoga County
Fairview
Bay
Jayvees
G. F. T. G. F. T. iBruscino
Drake
Schwing
Jim Scullion
Gene Sweeterman
Phillies Name Weiss as General Manager in Schenectady
The Phillies appoint John Weiss general manager of their Eastern League Schenectady, New York affiliate. Weiss has spent five years in the Phillies farm system and was Utica business manager last year as the Utica franchise moved to Schenectady. The team’s salary figures rise to about 25000 dollars. Wynn, based in Venice, Florida, met with Hank Greenberg and signed after a brief conference, earning about 17000 dollars previously.
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Phillies
Weiss
ST. Petersburg
Indians
Wynn
Venice
Fla
Hank Greenberg
Maxim Eyes Title Bout With Charles After KO Victory
Joey Maxim of Cleveland, world heavyweight champion, will fight Ezzard Charles for the title after his knockout of Dave Whitlock in 2 minutes 37 seconds of the fourth round in a non title bout. Manager Jack Kearns indicated the Charles bout is likely but will decide location and date. Maxim weighed 183, Whitlock 181.
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San Francisco
U.P
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Ezzard Charles
Dave Whitlock
Jack Kearns
Maxim
Charles
Whitlock
Mickey Walker
Jack Dempsey
Chandler Refuses Early Exit From Commissioner Post
In St Petersburg Florida A B Chandler refused to leave as baseball com missioner. Major league owners offered full payoff to resign but Chandler insisted on serving until his contract expires May 1 1952. The 16 club owners met to press for immediate removal but were rebuffed.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Baseball
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Mooseheart League Pin Schedule Tonight at Bowling Center
The Mooseheart League runs a four match program at 9 o'clock tonight at the Bowling Center. Matches include Poppes Distributors versus Real Cleaners TJ Movers versus Elyria Bowling Center Rainbow Bar versus B and H Food Market and LaGrange Hardware versus Elyria Brass and Bronze.
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Bowling Center
Poppes Distributors
Real Cleaners
TJ Movers
Elyria Bowling Center
Rainbow Bar
B & H Food Market
LaGrange Hardware
Elyria Brassé& Bronze
Chandler Ousted as Baseball Commissioner by Owners
In St Petersburg 16 major league club owners moved to oust A B Chandler from the commissioner role, voting nine to seven to consider and failing to reappoint him by three votes. Chandler vowed to serve out his term ending May 1 1952 amid speculation on successors including Ford Frick George Trautman Branch Rickey Ed Barrow and James A Farley.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
T. Petersburg
Fla
A. B
Happy
National League
George Trautman
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
James A. Farley
New York Yankee
Ed Barrow
Frick
Rickey
Barrow
Chandler
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Walter O. Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Fred Saigh
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Weinmeister
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New York Yanks
Pat Harder
Bob Shaw
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Norman Hayes
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Elks League
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Wilmot Printing CO
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