Morgenthaler Edges Hall Off Scoring Throne
Morgenthaler, the 7 foot 1 inch center for New Mexico Mines, leads the national college scoring race with 547 points after two games, edging out Marshall’s Bill Hall by 18 points. The AP weekly tally lists top scorers including Hall, Lewis, Mikan, Tipton, Kurland, Brown, Embry, Otten and others with detailed per-game stats.
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Elmore Morgenthaler
New Mexico Mines
Associated Press Weekly
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Marshall
Bill Hall
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Associated Press
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N. Mev
Mines
Lewis
Eastern
Mikan
DePaul
Tipton
Chico
Calif
State
Kurland
Okahoma Aggies
Brown
Evansville
Embry
St Bernard's Bazaar Set At Hermey's Hall Feb 28
Corning notes report St Bernard's parish bazaar at Hermey's Hall on Thursday Feb 28 with a chicken dinner starting at 4 pm. Books for the fancy table are to be left at Miss Bella Hopkins and Mrs Bertha Brandt homes, bingo items at Anne Parsons Red and White Store. Numerous local residents and visitors from Columbus and surrounding towns are listed as weekend visitors or guests.
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Bertha Brandt
Anne Parsons
Gern Atkinson
Valley St
Frances Hoffman
Mass
Dorothy Jean Russell
Columbus
Harry Hoffman
Margie
Owen Duffy
Ohio University
Jack Duffy
Louisville
Mrr
John Duffy
Buckingham
Jack Miller
Donnelly Edwards
Janet
Betty Murray
Thomas Hardy
Alicia Kocks
William Kocks
John W. Kocks
Geraldine Gladden
Emmett Gladden
Stanley Banevich
Canton
J. R Stallings
Richard Spence
Akron
Rose Mary Alter
N. L. Alter
Edward Ferguson
Chilldren
Philo Ted Blower
Athens
Jim McClain
Logan
Corning
Barbara Ann Spence
Richard Beck
Anna Mae Gerlica
John Gerlica
Ihhildren
Grace
Tim
Germaine Rocksi
Children’s Hospital
Rita Rodgers
Wright Field
Dayton
Maurice Rodgers
Ann Wright
William Wright
Ruth Wilson
Lloyd McCoy
Carol
Jack Hottenrott
Elyria
John Hotten- Trott
Lillian Fisher
Marion
Georgeanne Fisher
Fred Fisher
Amesville Social Notes Reflect Local Winners and Family News
Ames Bern’s team advances to district contest marking seven straight finals for the school. Grace Webb outlines balanced meals for tournament dates, fourteen servings planned. Also notes returned servicemen, new births, weddings, and visits, plus sports sites: Youngstown Ohio and Dayton awarded 1946 tournaments.
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Detroit
Youngstown
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Dayton
Bobcats season recap shows 15 wins 5 losses in 1945 46
The Ohio University Bobcats finished the 1945-46 basketball season with fifteen victories and five defeats. Coach Dutch Trautwein guided an offense heavy squad through marquee games against St Johns Dayton Kentucky and Akron, delivering a strong late stretch including wins over Muskingum Miami Cincinnati Wesleyan and a dramatic 58-56 road win at Akron.
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Denson
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Denison
Bill Ginn
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Cincy
Mizam Redskins
Adolph Rupp
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Athens
Kentuckians
Jose
Akron
Wildcats Accept NIT Bid for Madison Square Garden Start
Picking New York Kentucky basketball team has accepted a bid to play in the National Invitation Tourney at Madison Square Garden, starting March 14. Arthur Meinhold of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute said today. The Wildcats, winners in 19 of 21, are to join the Southeast Conference Tournament this weekend. DePaul won the meet last year.
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Madison Square Garden
Arthur Meinhold
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Wildcats
DePaul
State Fish Need Win for Perfect Record
Ohio State hosts Michigan in a key swimming meet as coach Mike Peppe pursues a flawless regular season. The 1,800-seat natatorium is slated to be packed as the Buckeyes seek a 7th win, with eyes on Big Ten, NCAA, and AAU titles.
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Ohio State University
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Bucks
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Ohio State
Ohio State Natatorium
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Wolverines
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Blue Jackets
New Haven
Conn
Bainbridge
Dexter News Briefs United in marriage and local updates
Eva Fink and Archie McKinney wed on Friday after her stay with Mrs S P McKinney while he served overseas. A large circle toasted the couple Monday. Richard Adkins remains critically ill at his home in id navy. Douglas Camy has been discharged and returned to the home of his grandparents. Old Dexter farmer sold to Hatfield. Carl Hill improves after illness. Gerald Minor visits from Corning. The Havens take Larry to Athens for an operation. Helen Williamson visits Columbus. Vets hitting .400 as MacPhail departs for Miami praises ex servicemen with Dimaggio Gordon and Majeski also at .400.
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Eva Fink
Rutland
Archie McKinney
Fnday
S. P McKinney
Richard Adkins
Navy
Douglas Camy
W.R Haili
Mr. Connor
Old Dexter
David Nelson
Hatfield
Carl Hill
Gerald Minor
Corning
Max Smith
Larry
Athens
Helen Williamson
Columbus
Balboa
CPI
Larry MacPhail
Miami
New York Yankees
Joe Dimaggio
Joe Gordon
Hank Majeski
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits in Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove reports 20 in Sunday School. Barbara Taylor home from hospital improving. Families and neighbors including Romme, Madkuff, Midkiff, Heiger, Betzing, Smith, Clark, Heaton, Baxter, Romine, Story, Euler, and Romain noted visiting or calling across local towns. Several plans and visits occurred, including a kitchen planning meeting at Nolan’s in Middleport.
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Eldon Clark
Clarence Heaton
Pomeroy
Ziba Midkiff
Homer Baxter
Lena Baxter
Mae Romine
Jewell Story
Henry Euler
Robert
Charles Romine
Gaillipolis
Homer Midkiff
Grace
Dutch Sees Satisfied End To Season For Bobcats
Coach Trautwein noted the team carried a solid performance but conceded any squad can have a bad night as the Bobcats were outscored in a tough game. Dutch expressed pleasure with the season's outcome despite the setback.
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Bobcats
Trautwein
Champs Easy Ducats Big Question in Ohio High School Hoops
Canton Lehman claims 3A title with 75 18 rout of Brookfield as Northridge extends win streak to 36 games in 1950 tournament scene. Coach Jim Robinson notes Lehman as a strong team unit with four top scorers led by Johnny Maxson while Northridge relies on the Hirsch brothers and veteran cast. Ticket limits loom as OHSAA officials allocate seats for finals at Toledo fieldhouse, prioritizing schools and coaches before casual fans.
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Harold Harrison
Columbus
Canton Lehman
Northridge
Polar Bears
Akken Central
Lehman
Stark County
Johnny
Butch) Maxson
Jerry Francis
Pete Cox
Dean Becker
Jim Wuske
Hirsch
Bob and
Walt
OHSAA
Harold W. Emschler
Dave Connelly
Toledo
Emschler
Joe
Connelly
Fana
Sarkkinen Named OSU End Coach
Esco Sarkkinen an All America end at Ohio State in 1938 is named end coach by head coach Paul Bixler. He will replace Trevor Rees and assumes full responsibility for the ends. Sarkkinen, 27, from Fairport Harbor, has coached at Lancaster High School and is a Coast Guard lieutenant at New London Conn awaiting discharge.
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U?i
Paul
Bixler
Esco Sarkkinen
Ohio State University
Esco
Trevor Rees
Athletic Board
Board of Trustees
Sarkkinen
Fairport Harbor
Lancaster High School
Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Rees
Kent State University
Pace-setter sought to sharpen sprint. Mitchell seeks faster time
New York report notes Leslie MacMitchell, the National AAU indoor mile champion, needs a real pace-setter on the boards to regain prewar speed. He says Gil Dodds would help, as Dodds refuses to let others set the pace if he can stop it.
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New York
Leslie MacMitchell
Gil Dodds
Dodds
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Jimmie Hitchcock resigns from Auburn training staff to enter politics and may win Alabama Public Service Commission in May. He plans to manage Opelika Club in the Georgia Alabama League this season. Other notes include Crowley dates in San Francisco for a New York Invitation event and Oklahoma Aggies eyeing a Hawaii bid in April though funding is doubtful. Valley Arena Holyoke reports eleven straight Monday fight sellouts. Peter Howley and George Bangart of Chicago helped in the 1901 United States Bowling Congress Tournament, with about $20,000,000 in damages noted for the year in Buffalo and Harry Steers heading his 39th straight tourney.
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New York
Jimmie Hitchcock
Auburn
Jimmie
Alabama Public Service Commission
Opelika
Jimmy Crowley
San Francisco
Kezar
Oklahoma Aggies
Hawaii
Aggies
Bob Kurland
Valley Arena
Holyoke
Mass
Peter Howley
George Bangart
Chicago
United
Buffalo
Chandler Beating Around Bush Again
In Lexington Massachusetts veteran Ulysses Lupien once Harvard captain and Navy man sues for a year’s employment with the Philadelphia Phillies under the GI bill. Lupien says he invoked the GI bill in letters to Commissioner Chandler while noting his sale to the Hollywood Stars on February 13. Chandler avoided a direct ruling.
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Mass
Ulysses
Tony) Lupien
Harvard
Philadelphia Phillies
Lupien
Hollywood Stars
Phils
Albert B
Happy) Chandler
Phillies
Chandler
Bee Gees Trip Findlay To Lead State Cagers
Bowling Green State Falcons top the state standings with a 66 to 34 win over Findlay College to reach 26 victories against four losses. Wittenberg beat Dayton 54 to 50, tying a 13-2 record with BG in portion of the state race. Other Buckeye squads played, Otterbein fell to Muskingum, Mar eam College crushed Dayton, Hiram edged Ashland, Wooster beat Denison, and Rio Grande defeated Cedarville.
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Bowling Green State
Falcons
Ohe
Bee Gees
Little Findlay College
Wittenberg
Lutherans
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Bowling Green
Bee-Gees
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Oilers
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Buckeye College
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Muskingum
Otters
Muskingum Muskles
Hiram
Ashland
Wooster
Denison
Rio Grande
Cedarville
Canton dog wins Cincinnati best in show at Ohio Valley Beagle Club event
Krall's Sue owned by P. H. Krall of Canton Ohio captured best in show honors at the Ohio Valley Beagle Club's 15th annual special event held Sunday.
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Sue
P. H. Krall
Canton, O
Ohio Valley Beagie Club
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