Athens County League finals set at Athens High School gym
The Athens Messenger reports Shade and Ames Bern to meet in the Athens County League basketball final after both won semi finals. Tonight at 9, Athens High hosts the title game with a 8 PM consolation between Troy and Buchtel, losers to the finalists.
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Canton McKinley Stuns Warren Harding in Hoops Clash
High school basketball scores show Canton McKinley 46 over Warren Harding 33 and Elyria 65 over Parma 39. Cleveland Cathedral Latin 30, Cleveland Holy Name 28. Brecksville 39, Solon 37. Fairview 38, North Olmsted 36. Akron East 35, Akron Hower 50. Barnesville 58, Shadyside 55.
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Ray Dumont forms national revival of old time town baseball
Ray Dumont forms a National Baseball Congress to revive town teams post war. He targets war plant and Army squads and expects about 2000 leagues this summer. The effort aims to support sandlot leagues with or without commercial sponsors and revive community baseball.
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Ames Bern Shade doubleheader to aid Townsend Fund
Athens High hosts Logan Chieftains then welcomes Columbus West Cowboys in a two game card to raise Townsend Memorial Fund. Ames Bern and Shade meet in county finals for an encore while gate receipts fund a memorial and future building at Wilmington College. Remington leads Columbus scorers as Eberst and Wilson officiate.
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Tourney Results From Various Ohio Districts
Tourney results list scores by county and school, including Leavittsburg 75 Vienna 48 and Ada 49 Delphos St John 2 parochial results, with multiple counties showing quarterfinals and district matches across Licking Noble Perry Belmont Van Wert Franklin Stark counties.
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Akron Tops Lawrence in 85 to 58 Victory
Akron built a 19th win in 20 games with an 85 58 shellacking of Lawrence. Nagy set a new single game scoring record with 34 points, surpassing his prior mark against Ohio Wesleyan as Akron broke its team record and improved to 19 1 in 20.
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Chauncey Tops Glouster Five Vils In Pt Pleasant Bowling
Chauncey led Pt Pleasant in a bowling match defeating Glouster Five Vils. Scores highlighted Chauncey’s overall team strength and key strikes in the late frames.
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M BEE Ten Pin Bowling Scores Akron Star Sets Scoring Record
Fritz Nagy of Akron University scored 42 points and 18 baskets with six free throws as Akron beat Heidelberg 95 to 28 in an Ohio Conference game. His 45 total points and 451 season points place him as the nation’s second top scorer behind Washington State’s Vance Hansen with 470 in 20 games. Denison crushed Miami 75 to 32 to complete its season as part of a busy night.
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