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Ben Davis Get Two 1951 Grid Berths

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

The Times 1951 All-Coun snugly into the 1951 county

. Decatur Central's county champs, who topped Speed"way by 1.7 rating points, had an 8-1 overall mark and a

pair of fine all-around ends— Harold Holderfield and Rex MecKinney, two of the main reasons gn - for Decatur’s success, They turned up with a rape feat —the two best consistent all - around ends in the county. Speedway, which lost 14 to 13 to Decatur, for its only county loss, placed Quarter b a ¢ k Dave Wilson, a smooth-working signal-caller, and all-around back Dick Stumph, who was second in the county with 76 points off seven TDs and 26 placements. Stumph had kicked the placement that tied Decatur but the Plugs were off-side and a passattempt for the point failed. Stumph missed only four all year. Wilson edged out Don Hager, Ben Davis’ fine pitcher who was The Times quarterback last year. » ” ”

FULLBACK Dave Marksbary topped the county (and city) scorers with 97 points and was a defensive bulwark at tackle. The pudgy, 218-pounder: showed rare cotirage all year as the county tacklers’ No. 1 target for the night—a real compliment to Marksbary’s competitive spirit.

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| fullback should rate above Wil-| 8 son. He managed approximately five| yards a crack. He was a big thorn |g in Cathedral's - side a}Jl game. Southport’s Center Phil George, Tackle Mike Sweeney and End Don Jones placed in the well-re-garded mention group behind the| first team boys. The Cards won 9 and lost only|

to Cathedral's powerhouse » Grange Raps Coach Jack Morgan's first year. De-Emphasis

Dick Weddle SOUTHPORT

Bill Hannah WARREN CENTRAL

1951 for winning the SCC. In May opinion, no coach did a finer. job! under the circumstances. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 8— third Hawk who points to De- ’ " ! catur’s line strength. Trusler's| Gallopin® Ghost” Harold (Red) quiet-manner belies his tenacity Grange said today that nobody er and an outstanding ‘county rent drive to de-emphasize it lineman choice. Iwould collapse. Coach Leo Shively’s’ wingmen| Here to address the Knoxville

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Morgan should rate the state's, Of Football roumita o0TRa as a rugged lineman. The 180- ever got rich from college foothad class. Holderfield scored 47

high school coach of the year or | By United Press TACKLE REX Trusler is the! pounder was Decatur’s best block- ball, and predicted that the curpoints and was a strong defensive

halfback. No passes were com-|

pleted on his side. His versatility had him moving on end-around plays, once coming around, throwing a -106-yard TD pass to McKinney against Ben. Davis. He was almost out of his own end] zone. As a running halfback, he av-

Quarterback Club, the former Illinois grid great lashed the deemphasis boom as the ‘worst” in his memory and went to bat

Rex McKinney DECATUR CENTRAL

Times All-

Harold Holderfield DECATUR CENTRAL

Rex Trusler DECATUR CENTRAL

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Dave Marksbary BEN DAVIS

LR ld el a Dave Wilson Scott Chandler Jack Wilson... Dick Stumph Elmer Phillips TL Yo ils SPEEDWAY LAWRENCE CENTRAL SOUTHPORT SPEEDWAY REN DAVIS

iceivable way to “fix” a football

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Greenberg Gets New Contract

All Star Rule Killed

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (UP)—|3 The American League tonight

Grade School Basketball

wos us Attucks District 3: School o ool 12, 12; School 2, 70, School 5, 0 School 87, 19, Crispus Attucks Sth Grade, 13. Manual District 5:

it except in eraged more than five yards a ocal curfews Tennessee, Purdue, Notre, "ny threw for eight touch-|should get $50,000 or $100,000 a NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (UP)—| threw out its short-lived rule that|School 34, 30 to. 16, Manusi i Grade Dame, Michigan State, et all, H D President Ellis R f the Cl : defeated School 31, 53 to 11, School 35 want him. He has fine speed for|d0Wns. He punted for Decatur. |year comparable with what heé| Nine state records fell in 20 Parrish. IAC: 3, Tom Lord, IAG: 4 John AE yan ot the LIeve-| ly one pitcher from each club defen 23, 26 to 323, School 18 gue also, In a budding college guard or tackle] McKinney's forte was finepag to put up with,” said Grange, events in the Indiana AAU state Time: 3.06.3 ‘New record. Old ecord, ei a oe ot can be chosen to. appear in the Washington © District: Seno]. 80, i ction, vated - hing ability and a good de- age group swimming champion- : . School ~ 46, 8; 40, 31, School 75, despite his present excess pound- catching y g lat 47 a successful Chicago in-! A 13) ov 18 aud Me School '67, 33 abs finishin . | ships in the Indi to a new two-year contract as/annual All-Star game, "33: ggonool 16, 18; Schoo! DE age He repeats from 1950. fensive showing for two years... ..,.e proker. Ds in the Indianapolis Athletic’) FO Ry ann general manager at “a handsome|= SE Send i 3.

Twin Club pool yesterday afternoon tc! 4, Judy Huth, Lafayette 8C; 3B,

will pay its > and night. Six of these mers 515 Barton, IAC. Time: 1:20.5.

2quivalent of of the World

Teammate Elmer Phillips rated| He scored 44 points and solidified a guard slot. He was one of the Decatur’s ends all year. county’s top offensive guards s x =

As for the players, “a boy who plays college football is entitled {to his room and board and tuition

increase -in salary.” |

Greenberg's old contract had one year to run but Ryan said t|

(New were broken by IAC swimmers Jecord. Old record, Ann Morrison, 1ac. {two by unattached, and one by]

100-Yard Breaststroke, Boys 13 and 14—

and was the Giant's left side.line-l PECATUR FULLBACK Virgiliand maybe a little spending] 3, 100-Yard Breaststroke. Bove 13,and Ho paid by. the backer. He intercepted three|Yancey, who tallied 48 points, money.” Bima ¥- Be em xian: Richmond 23 torn up for the new contract With the state championships|¥; 5, Bob Crist, Indpls. Y. lime: 1:15.6.{ a8 a reward for the fine job which

le out of the passes — one against Speedway, rated the well-regarded team for | “Nobody ever got rich that

was a smart diagnostician of his offensive and defensive] lway,” he said. “I certainly did Girls 9 and _10—

50- ayard Backstroke, Peggy

ron Feeney, Riviera Jr. 2,

{half over, the Indianapolis Ath- z {letic Club leads in both boys and| | Leah IA IAC

Greenberg<has done,

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night games, pass plays and held up the Giants’ strength. not.” Siti divisions, RuliBing soar © a1, JACE 3, Jackie Georgiaini, uviera| This was the fourth contract, n » kept in ef- weakened line. Center Bill Hannah was War- e for] ' oe 2.2.!| Ry i . » | Grange kicked up something of the boys’ meet is, IAC 76, Rich: Jue wih Oe . i. Ryan has tor] ND Shis Year. Mle; DEC 1 ® ¥ pi

re cam be no One All-County opponent ofren Central's outstanding offen-|a storm among the nation’s edu-| mond YMCA 21. Twin Cities SCI 1. Fi or AEE, ove Said loi previously had replaced with bet-

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on getaway Phillips said Ben Davis’ line-isive and defensive bastion. The |cators when he signed to play] fayette SC; 4, Bill Boyer, unattacned:|ter ones the contracts of man-| kd f a series in backer to- the left was stronger|195-pounder who was born in/pro ball with the Chicago Bears 10, Riviera Juniors 9, Lafayette 4 Bill Cass, IAC. 5 Albie Burke, IAC. | ager Al L P Ri ! A |p 8 SC 8, Indi lis YMC 7.| Time. A407. New record. Old record, | age opez, Pitcher Mike Gar » than the Giants’ line. Phillips|Athens, Ala, was an offensive tiie day after he finished his last Bgianapolis A Bob Loser, IAC. 429.) 'cia and Outfielder Dale Mitchell.| » " " LAKERS { } ague pulled’ was chosen co-captain for nexti center and - defensive tackler, | college game in 1925. They were untinglon YHMOA 8 The girls’ 1100 Yard, RCH LE uber Greenberg has been with the| 0) 't ball. year. ; (wherever Coach Vaughn Wood irked then that he had ‘“prosti- Te pe a ll us, Biviels Fleai. ACS Bavest, SAC ‘Twin’ Cilies.| Cleveland organization since 1948 BUTLER FIELDHOUSE ons, conceiv- yy a needed to plug the leaks. County tuted” his athletic prowess for a 2 nfayette SC on es ! an2s | after a brilliant career as a play- 1 night double BEN DAVIS was third in the|coaches rated him high. few bucks. ayelle ase Yard Tngividus) Medley, Boys 11 &ler with Detroit and Pittsburgh. TICKETS ON SALE CLAYPOOL MOTEL TICKET CENTERPL, 541 provided the county behind Speedway and had, His brother, Herb, is an offen- ® =» = Heats for today’s meet will start|yjorah, ak. hg Blgkeman Fog A oe __ _———— = 2d. : given Decatur its only loss—alsive lineman with the New York] NowADAYS, GRANGE said, |2¢ 10 a. m. and finals will be (ail. Burgess. Satavetie 8C; 5 Mike Eger, p : 19 to 13 verdict in the Hawks'|Giants’ pro grid team. : things are so bad*that “if you wip "128d at 2; 50 P. Pp. m. RL Yard Ee Sn ge 5 &| ’ IDGE, presi- opener. But Marksbary and Ben| Scott Chandler, a good ‘all- a game ore day, you have to apoli-| | Summaries JOMAL \ and Iii Sue Storer atiached; 2, oe bk "” id he doubted Davis had to stay inside De-laround end for Lawrence Cen- gize for it the next.” Betty 5 ion. IAC; Hardnn Morrison. & Sue as hi “old record, : ruling would & catur’s ends mostly. tral, played much of the season rphe redhead said the new de- Judy Juth, JLatavette SC: 5: Linda Burien. | {Sally Bowers, Riviera, 2:01.7 ; : gizeable in- © § Southport’s rugged Cardinals|at halfback when the Bears were emphasis campaign was brought TA rd, Betty Watson, 1:08.00 1620 i, + Y individu Mogies, nll ber of after placed two men. They were Dick|injury-riddled. Three Times All-|3p0yt by the basketball scandal a0 arg Freestyle, Ho inatiached: 3 14528 | Richihond Yn parish, TACC & n 1 clubs play Weddle, a 240-pound bulwark, at|County players said Chandler Was| ung the West Point cribbing fuss, | Wert, IAC: 3. Georse “Holle, ‘Hunting: Jos Duggan. Indpls, Y. Time. 1:40.4 Grew nd Saturday guard, and Jack Wilson, who|the “best back we faced all year.” gyt he added that football’s|s. Boo Crist, fndpls. YMCA. Time: 1:04.0.| 100-%ard Backstroke Girls 13 & 141, ght anyway rated The Times fullback spot./Chandler was third in the county ritics in their eagerness to “con-|1, herd Yreesiyle, Girls 8 And Under Mary Ann Marchino, IAC: 2, Betty Wai. 1 ’ . vette 3, Virginia son, IAC; 3, Ann Morrison, 1AC: Judie! traditionally No South Central Conferenceiwith 51 points. demn” the game have overlooked|} tkeman, IAC; (3, Pamela Filler, Riviera Huth, Giatayette SC. ». Sybil Lov sugh, | a ng the num- its benefits. Marie © "Dusch, avin Cities. Time: :19.20./0ld os Bet Fura AC, 11835 oF . : : \ : , Boys 8 And Under—| 100-Yard Backstroke, Boys 13 & 1, hedule. The The Times 1951 All- County Grid Team Look at the good things foot-|1, From. Geyer, Twin Cites; 2, = James| Jack Patterson, Bie: 3, Cleoru (BOTH STORES) ball has done,” h aid. “Thou- Pollack, Riviera 3, m Berner, JAC: | Bere: Huntingt: Y: 3 Bob C 1c | sud contings Rex Central End Be 60 185 Clans sands of kids got ana education Raps, Twin: Cities. ‘Time: 160, © © a) Be, rae Must, Benmond Tr. 50-Yard Breastroke, Girls 9 an Fis, » . ly 14 night Rex McKinney, Decatur Central. En who might not have made it|—1, Nancy Nail TAC: 2. Jackie Gears. y=, J ianni, Riviera Jr. 3, Joyce $htlan —two to a Harold Holderfield, Dec. Cent. .. End 17 6-0 185 Sr. |otherwise. Twin’ Cities; Leah : | ® R Zack, Tw ere expected Rex Trusler, Decatur Cent. ... Tackle 18 5-11 180 Sr.| , = = © re 1 cant] (NEY Record od me, at Taylor Rolls Over iction which Dave Marksbary, Ben Davis, .., Tackle 18 6-0 218 Sr.|see giving up spring football prac-|1 L Bi Brossky, Bogs 9 And 1 Huntington, 99.56 ww : ; y roer, C; » H Sen # Aanes Dick Weddle, Southport ...... Guard 18 6-0 240 Sr. Hes, hv gan hay 3a. Huntington ¥ 5, bof Mosier, poss UPL A tn Bye or Cail ee a 20 Elmer Phillips, Ben Davis .....Guard 17 5-11 170 Jr. if you have enough boys? y, 10-yard Freestyie, Girls 11 and 12—| versity won its fifth straight bas-| unless there Bill Hannah, Warren Central .. Center 17 6-0 = 169 Sr.| “It used to be that only 18|Ji; 3 Penny Savage IACI & Lynn Zuber. ketball game tonight defeating CR uation. : : =_ players or so got letters. Now| 100-Vard Preestyle, Boys 1i and 12— Huntington 99-56. The score gave a Dave Wilson, Speedway . «e+.» Back 17 5-11 160 Sr. maybe 35 get ‘em, and I think the IAG Tepk McKinney, TAC heron Moran. Taylor an offensive average of] ¥ 8-51 Dick Stumph, Speedway ......Back 17 5-11 155 Sr.|system gives us better football, Sesrcy. Riviers ur; S$ Jerry 'Hoitrey. 97.8 for the five games. q ! 7 Se - [ & : : Scott Chandler, Lawrence Cent., Back 17 5-11 170 Sr.You send in a kid to be a spe-|, 200.Vord Prossile, Gifly 15 sng 16] Taylor was never in any trouble) ee. 8 (UP)— : 19 3 198 S cialist, and maybe all he does iS|1ac: s Pat Molt TAC 4 Ale Conus |leading 45-22 at the half, Forrest 17 points just Jack Wilson, Southport ...... Back 6- T.|kick an extra point. ew Diane Mckfahon, TAC. Time: 221.9! '|Jackson was high point man for| the second : tS “But at least he gets a chance(2:27.2.) : {the winners with 16 while Paul . Rene second Well-Regarded : Jr and John Rickhoff, Speed-to pigy. The more the better.” |, 200ard Freestyle, Bows 13 and 167] Buzzard led the losers with 17. . . Ends—Don Jones, Southport; . . 0 _Satent Sol. Jerry Long and Bill Toole, Speed-| Backs—Virgil Yancey and Bob : Wa, Lechner, Decatur Central; Jim| Wa the first BY: klos—Bill Schroeder, Law-|/Baker, Southport; Don Carey, THE TV BUY

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