Ohio Cagers Take Thriller From Miami 41 to 32
Ohio University edged Miami 41 to 32 at the gymnasium before about 2000 fans. The Bobcats trailed by six at halftime but surged in the second half led by Frankie Baumholtz and Vern Deinzer to stretch a seven-game winning streak. Baumholtz totaled 14 points. Deinzer and Lalich also sparked a strong rally as Miami shot mainly from distance.
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Vern Deinzer
Mack Long
Frankie Baumholtz
Carl Ott
Jimmy Snyder
Pete Lalich
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Athens County Tourney Opens With District Draws
Coaches from 15 Southeastern Ohio high schools gathered at Ohio University for the district Class A tournament draw. Plans, film showings, and football strategy discussions followed at Hotel Berry, with game brackets and dates set for March 1 2 8 9 at the university gym.
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Athens Wins Narrow Earned Victory Over Middleport
Athens High edged league leader Middleport 23 to 22 in a tense game. The Bulldogs relied on disciplined defense and free throws, with 12 successful foul shots and key late scoring to hold off Middleport and secure the win.
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Little Louis Sauer
Annie Oakley
Slim Jim Rickman
Mike Hackett
Te Jackets
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Bill Poling
Ohio Tightens Hold on 2nd Place Berth
Ohio University climbed to second in the state standings after a 41 to 32 victory over Miami University. Miami led 21 to 16 at halftime before Ohio surged in the second half for the win. Other Ohio Conference results included Muskingum 73 Denison 40 and Heidelberg 49 Capital 44.
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Denison University
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Kenyon
Demaret and Penna Tie for Western Open Title
Houston’s Jimmy Demaret and Tony Penna of Dayton battled in an 18 hole playoff for the $1,000 first prize after Demaret tied Penna with a 71 in a 293 total. Penna took second with 700 and Sam Snead earned third with 294.
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Tony Penna
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Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Troy Favored In County Tourney Opens At Ohio University
Athens County high school teams begin the county tournament at Ohio University gym with six games on tonight’s card and five byes. Troy, seed with Albany Shade and Jacksonville Trimble, is favored after a 10-0 league run. Semi finals Friday and finals Saturday determine who advances to Logan.
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Chester Knight
Marshfield 5 Triumphs Over Hamden 41 to 34
Marshfield's Independent five surged early at the New Marshfield gym and held off Hamden 41 to 34. The winners posted 25 points as Hamden trailed 24 12 at halftime. In the preliminary, the Droopy Drawers beat the Long Underwears 25 to 22.
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Ohio U. tops Miami in college basketball clash
Ohio University defeated Miami 82 to 41 as St. Louis beat Creighton 55 43 with Kansas State trailing Kansas 44 33. Pittsburgh beat West Virginia 68 49 and Notre Dame fell to Marquette 56 39 in a day of varied scores across college hoops.
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Santa Anita Derby field expected for record purse
ARCADIA Calif. May 25. The Santa Anita Derby entry box closed with hopes of a record 21 starters for the $50 000 race. Officials anticipate a loose scramble among evenly matched three year olds in the west as a long priced winner emerges, with the winner collecting around $48 000 the heaviest western state purse.
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Illinois Star Hapac Misses Game Costs Big Ten Title Chance
Illinois captain Bill Hapac missed one game due to illness costing the Illini a better shot at the Big Ten title and a possible scoring record. Hapac led the conference with 108 points in seven games, needing a 19-point average in four games to tie the all time mark. Nevers resigns as Stanford coach. Vanderbilt assistant Frnka plans to meet Kansas State about head coach post.
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Cardinals Announce Night Baseball Schedule For Upcoming Season
The St. Louis Cardinals released a list of night games for the coming season with dates and opponents including Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago. The schedule shows games on June 4 June 11 July 2 July 11 July 17 Aug 14 Sept 4 and other nights.
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Pirates holdout list expands as Klinger agrees
Pirates shortstop Arky Vaughan and third baseman Lee Handley plus pitcher Russ Bauers remained on the holdout list. Bob Klinger messaged agreement to his 1940 contract from his Allentown Missouri home last night.
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Lee Handley
Russ Bauers
Bob Klinger
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