Warshower and Lockman Among Leading Scorers
Ohio high school basketball eliminations begin this week across 16 class A and 0 class B schools, with district and state tournaments set for March 20 and 21. Buckeye Conference leaders Denison and Ohio University vie atop the standings as Otto Walker and Eric Gandrup pace scoring.
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Columbus
Ohio High
Ohio
Stivers High School
Dayton
Clam A
St. Mary's High School
Lancaster
H. R. Townsend
ON High School Athletic Association
Cleveland
Toledo
Findlay
Kandusky
Defiance
Bucyrus
Association
Ohio University Saemcetecesees
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati Eee
Miami
FG. FT. TP
O. Walker
Mycky
Warshower
Dickerson
Nelson
Cincinnati
Lockman
Ered
Jarrett
Miami Se
Barrett
Wesleyan Bowed in Buckeye Title Bid as Denison and Ohio Rally
Wesleyan stumbled in the Buckeye Conference race with a 29 28 overtime loss to Miami, and a 28 20 defeat by Ohio after an earlier round. Denison then beat Wesleyan 52 29, keeping the title chase alive for a split if Denison borrows further wins. Ohio’s Bobcats and Denison still factor in the crown as Columbus baseball eyes TV expansion and farm system moves under Branch Rickey.
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Wesleyan
Buckeye
Miami
Ohio
Denison
Ohio State Bowling Tournament Weekends Schedule
Columbus hosts the third weekend of Ohio State Bowling Tournament action beginning tonight with Delaware, Cleveland and Columbus teams. Saturday features Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton North Canton Toledo and Sunday brings New Philadelphia Troy Lockland Cincinnati Columbus Martins Ferry Mount Vernon Canton Cleveland and Marion teams.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
Delaware
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cleveand
Deyton
North Canton
Toedo
New Philadelphia
Troy
Lockand
Martins Perry
Mt. Vernon
Canton
Marion
Jones Defeats Sekyra in Eight in Philadelphia Bout
Feb 20 report from Philadelphia says Billy Jones, a Black light heavyweight, won an easy eight round decision against Joe Sekyra of Dayton. In another fight Willard Dix of New York stopped Richard Romano of Philadelphia in the second round.
Street Car Service To End In Marietta Soon
At a Wednesday conference of the Marietta City Council and Monongahela West Penn Public Service Corp officials, street car operations in Marietta were pictured as operating at a sustained loss with the margin worsening each month, signaling an early abandonment. The report also mentions unrelated notes about Primo Camera and Jimmy Maloney.
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Marietta
Mariett
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Corporation
Stronger Cubs pitching in 1991 pennant push says Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby argues the Cubs will win the pennant in 1991 with a stronger pitching staff. He cites additions Bob Smith Jake May and Sweetland plus established arms Root Malone Bush and Blake. He praises hitters Mack Wilson Kiki Cuyler Gabby Hartnett Riggs Stephenson and notes youngster Johnny Moore and infielders Lat Weedy Bruen and Lester Bell as key contributors.
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Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Bob Smith
Boston
Bob
Smith
Jake May
Reds
Sweetland
Phillies
Jess Petty
Root
Malone
Bush
Blake
Young Teachout
Mack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Gabby Hartnett
Riggs Stephenson
Hilly Expwet
Blair
Hornsby
Johnny Moore
Los Angeles
O. K
Denny Taylor
Lester Bell
Weedy Bruen
St. Lewis
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Big Leaguers Start South for Training Camp
Major League clubs began southward travel to start spring training. Giants, Yankees, and Braves left New York for camps in Florida and Texas with rosters and coaches noted. Cubs and Pirates already in California.
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New York
South
Giants
Frank Hogan
St. Louis
San Antonio
Tex
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Flo
Joe McCarthy
Art Fletcher
Brooklyn
Peece
Clearwater
Boston Braves
Fla
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
California
Ginger Tolliver and the Red Thrush Club Mystery
Ginger Tolliver in Red Thrush Iowa organizes a youthful country club. Bard Yolloway and Italian singers join, schemes unfold, and Ginger vanishes. Phil Tolliver mobilizes detectives, ransom plot forms, while friends hunt by river and old mill with suspense over her fate.
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Ginger Ella Tolliver
Phil van Doorn
Huntor
Red ‘Hrosh
Iowa
Crom Bee
Bard Yolloway
Hed Thrust
Ginger
Jolie de Vivre
Speed Rose
Pat Ry Scams
Speed
Wally
Eddy Jackson
Ging
Eddy
Wiaser
Diddy
Patty
Dard
Beniie
Cileage
Bixter
Cotton
Colton
Plaid
Segge
Jenky Brooks
Phil
Bard
Malcolm Reynolds
Chicago
S Bard
Mr. Tolliver
Woornbee
Phll
Mill Rush
Jenky
Pietro
Eddy Jack
Jose de Vivre
Tilden Beats Kozelu h in Indoor Championship Match
In Baltimore on February 201, Tilden defeated Kovelah in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-1 to take a 2-0 lead in their world indoor professional championship series. Curley’s salaried players moved to Boston for a third appearance as Kovelah blamed poor lighting for his lingering form.
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Baltimore
Bul Tilden
Karel Koxeluh
Jack Curley
Boston
Tilden
New York
Kovelah
Sked Changes for Dayton Football 1981 Schedule
University of Dayton shifts 1981 football games after North Dakota cancels Nov 14 contest. John Carroll game moved to Nov 14 from Oct 16. WM Broaddus College gains Oct 16 date in Dayton. Athletic Director Harry C Baujan announces the revisions as the schedule adapts to the cancellation.
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SKED
Dayton
U.P
University of Dayton
North Dakota
Harry C. Baujan
John Carroll
WM. Broaddus College
Philippi
W. Va
Market Chief from Ohio Named at Washington County Farm
Chosen market chief A Fleming of Orchard Knob west of Muckingum near Lowell takes charge of the Bureau of Markets for the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Appointed by Director F I Guthrey, Fleming will oversee shipping point inspections, marketing analysis, and state fair agricultural duties, with Columbus first on his inspection list.
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Marietta
A. Fleming
Washington County
Orchard Knob
Muckingum
Lowell
Bureau of Markets
Ohio Department of Agriculture
F. I. Guthrey
Fleming
Ohio
Columbus
Bulldogs Aim For Portsmouth Fray On Saturday Night
Athens High School Bulldogs travel to Portsmouth for a pivotal game against Portsmouth High School Saturday night. Coach Edward Sharpe predicts a tough test after earlier season setbacks and emphasizes disciplined defense to counter Portsmouth’s elusive forwards. Local junior high results show improving effort as teams prepare for upcoming county and regional showdowns.
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Bulldogs
Athens High School
Portsmouth
Portsmouth High School
Portemouth
Waneaville
Red Tornado
Portamouth
Athens
Tilgh Beto
Woodard
Wilson
Marchant
Fields
Geach Vete
McKinley
Croy
Balen
Shannon
C. Fielda
Trenton
Vainiy
Reme High School
Reme
St. Mary’s Five
Ohio University
Jacksonville
Chesterbill
Rome
Logan
Marietta High School
Edward Sharpe
Marietta
Chillicothe
Basketball scores from Mount Union and peers
Mount Union defeated Muskingum 47 to 44 while Wooster beat Chertin 70 to 44. Other listed results include Cedarville 17 over Georgia Bl 18, Tennessee 18 over St. Louis 26, Kansas Aggies 15 over Davidson 35, and South Carolina 26.
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Mount Union
Muskingum
Wooster
Chertin
Lies
Cedarville
Georgia
Tennessee
St. Louie
Kansas Aggies
Davidson
South Carolina
Toledo Beats Brooklyn In League Basketball Match
Toledo defeated Brooklyn 32 to 40 in a fast American League basketball game last night. Brooklyn guard Cooney led scorers with six field goals while Toledo held a half time edge 17 to M.
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Toledo
U.P
Brooklyn
Cooney
Shea and Francia Feathers Clash In New York Title Bout
New York hosts a featherweight title fight returning Shea from a six year exile to face Francia. Francia is praised as the division’s best technician while Shea, a hard puncher with 72 knockouts, seeks the world crown in a bout billed as a pivotal showdown with high stakes and strong exhibition of power versus skill.
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New York
UPR
Roivey
Francia
Shea
LaBarhda
Shea Ated Rotts
Hattalino
Charley Phili Rosenberge
Rosenberg
Sport Shorts: Boat St Goddard Leads Derby Contenders
Report highlights St Goddard of Manitoba winning a long drive to command a lead in the Quebec Derby route as Dog Derby season progresses. Mentions Notre Dame star Kell, Ohio State’s swimming and basketball teams, and Mt Union’s basketball title pursuit with strong showings against Wooster and Cedarville.
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Boat St. Goddard
Manitoba
Peter
Goddard
Quebec
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