South Dominates 1952 All America Team Named by Ted Meier
The 1952 AP All America basketball selections feature Dick Groat of Duke and Cliff Hagan of Kentucky on the first team alongside Clyde Lovellette of Kansas, Chuck Darling of Iowa, and Mark Workman of West Virginia. Second and third teams include Frank Ramsey and Bob Pettit of LSU, with numerous other players honored for outstanding seasons and scoring records across the SEC Big Ten and Big Seven.
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Ted Meier
New York
South
Southeastern
Big Ten
Big Seven
Dick Groat
Duke
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas
Cliff Hagan
Kentucky
Chuck Darlfoe
Towa
Mark Workman
West Virginia
Frank Ramsey
Bob Petit
Louisiana State
Bob Voluk
St. John’s
Don Meineke
Dayton
Fletcher
Dinos
Johnny O'Brien
Larry Hennessey
Anova
Bob Houbreys
Wash
Ray Steiner
St. Louis
Knostman
Kansas State
Mpris
Dim Tucker
Ind
Groat
Swissvale
Bac
Youellette
Exiday
North Carolina
Great
Workman
Taveliette
Hagan
Bill Spivey
Darling
Dearborn
Mich
Iowa
Murray Weir
Teyord
Temple
Mikey
NBA game to use tennis style officiating in Baltimore
Referees for the Baltimore versus Rochester NBA game next Monday will officiate from tall chairs at opposite court corners, as in tennis. Ball boys will fetch balls and handle plays on jumps. NBA approves the experiment to reduce floor crowding and speed action.
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Baltimore
National Basketball Association
Rochester
Bell Clothes Take First In B Loop League
Bell Clothes Stores claimed first place in the B League by sweeping Va Woolen Co in three games. Nooky Shendon led with a 405 series and Jim Merriner added 0 to help Bell Clothes post a 1681 set. Lane teammates Bayliss Patterson sparked Bayliss & Patterson in two tight wins.
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Hell Clothes Stores
Va Woolen Co
Nooky Shendon
Jim Merriner
Bell Clothes
Va, Woolen Co
Shendon
Bayliss and Patterson
Valley Fruit & Candy
Bayliss & Patterson
Chauncey Snapp
Ed Lewis
Lynn Carpenter
Troy Rhea
Lineburg
Miller & Anderson
Elks Club
Gilbert Lineburg
Kenny Grim
Glaize & Bro
Jim Piddier
Taizemen
Valley Distributors
Pete Anderson
Briscoe Ginn
John Kanode
Fiddler
Belt Clothes Stores
Va. Woolen Co
Dr. Pepper
Coca Cola
Clearbrook Woolen
Columbia Baking Co
Nooky Shendow
Shendow
Donald Stewart
Indians Boss Sees Yankees as Still Formidable Opponents
Al Lopez reflects on the Indians season and analyzes the Yankees lineup, noting DiMaggio's absence changes the club, questioning rookies like Mantle, and predicting how New York will fare with replacements for Coleman and McDougald. He also mentions Detroit improving and Boston's risk if Williams serves.
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Gayle Talbot
Tucson
Ariz
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Tampa
Luke Easter
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Phil Rizzuto
Phil
Berra
DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
Jerry Coleman
Marine Air Force
Gil McDougald
Casey
Bobby Brown
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Ted Williams
Eberts National Fruit Face Title Clash Tomorrow
Two City League basketball games are set for the Winchester Armory as the 1951 52 season nears its end. The headline matchup features National Fruit versus Eberts in a girls league title bout with both teams tied atop the standings at four wins and two losses. Nightcap has National Guard versus JCC, both out of contention. Recreation Director Charles Alkin said the City League tournament will begin March 13.
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Winchester Armory
National Fruit and Eberts
National Guard
JCC
Guard
Charles Alkin
Begi
Cavaliers Open 23 Game Baseball Schedule March 22
The University of Virginia Cavaliers open a 23 game season March 22 against North Carolina at Chapel Hill under coach Gus Tebell now in his 22nd year. Key returnees include Ted Davenport and Bob Tata with Mel Roach as a standout newcomer. schedule features Michigan Yale Hofstra and Delaware among others.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Cavaliers
Michigan
Yale
Hofstra
Delaware
Virginia
Gus Tebell
Ted Davenport
Bob Tata
Mel Roach
Maryland
Camp LeJeune
Cherry Point
University of Richmond
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military
Vmi
Richmond
William and Mary
Dodgers Cut Four Players From Exhibition Squad
The Brooklyn Dodgers released four players from their squad while a 40 man team departs Friday for Miami to begin the exhibition season. Pitchers Phil Haugstad Jack Banta catcher Dick Teed and veteran outfielder Jim Russell stay behind to work and practice. Russell and Banta appear headed for the minors.
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Vero Beach
Fila
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phil Haugstad
Jack Banta
Dick Teed
Jim Russell
Miami
Hauestad
Rusel
Banta
Bradenton
Fra
Roy Hartsfield
Boston Braves
Braves
Tusketee Institute Establishment and Opening
The institution for Necroes education known as Tuskecee State Normal School was created in 1881 by an Alabama Legislature act and opened on July 4, 1881 under the name Tuskecee State Normal School.
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Tusketee Institute
Alabama
Tuskecee State Normal School
Gator Bowl Payoff Figures For Clemson and Miami
Jacksonville report shows Clemson and Miami each earned 57105 dollars from the Gator Bowl payoff. The executive committee released its financial summary noting the January 1 game was the third profitable bowl among seven games played.
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Jacksonville
Clemson
Miami
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