Mangrum Favored To Win Third Los Angeles Open
Lloyd Mangrum holds a five stroke lead at 210 after three rounds of the Los Angeles Open, with Jack Burke Jr and Art Wall Jr tied for second at 215. Other contenders include Milan Marusic, Harry Bassler, Johnny Bulla, Julius Boros, Ed Oliver and Ze Eaton as final round play looms.
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Fie Subacu Vul VY
Aumvitia
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Tex
Art Wall Jr
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Niles, Ill
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MacDonald Smith
Burke and Wall
Milan Marusic
Herkimer
N. Y
Harry
Bassler
Culver City
Calif
Johnny Bulla
Verona
Julius Boros
Ed Oliver
Leland Gibson
Jay Hebert
Ze! Eaton
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Bulla
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Gibson
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Wall
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Hoosiers Hit Tough Big Ten Week in Tight Standings
Indiana seeks late-season momentum as the unbeaten Hoosiers face Michigan State and Minnesota with several teams tied for second in the Big Ten race. Don Schlundt leads conference scoring while Eddie Ebert holds overall pace. Schlundt averages 29 in three conference games, 22.3 over six.
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Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Paul Ebert
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Schlundt
Hoosiers
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Ebert
Hoosier
College basketball scores recap across multiple games
A collection of Sunday and weekend collegiate results shows Michigan State 68 Ohio State 81 and Syracuse 84 Temple 70 with several other matchups across the Midwest. Notable outcomes include North Carolina 59 Maryland 49, Penn 81 Pitt 76, and Xavier 0 at 90 0 in a chaotic slate of scores across teams like Bowling Green and Western Reserve.
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Johns
Syracuse
Temple
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North Carolina
Maryland
Penn
Pitt
Drake
University of Detroit
Eastern Kentucky
Toledo
North Carolina State
Cincinnati
Xavier
Hanover
Miami
Georgia Tech
Ohio U
Western Reserve
John Carroll
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Baldwin-Wallace
Lawrence Tech
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LaSalle
Wake Forest
NYU
West Virginia
Marquette
Loyola
Chicago
Agganis Ends Grid Career and Chooses Baseball
MOBILE AL A senior bowls farewell capped Harry Agganis as he leaves football for baseball with the Boston Red Sox. The 22 year old star led the North to a 28 13 win and said he would concentrate on making good with Boston, with pro football as a fallback if baseball fails. Paul Brown of the Browns would have first claim if Agganis switched back to football.
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Hoover Offered Ring Leadership
J Edgar Hoover FBI director would be offered a 10 year contract at about 100000 dollars per year to serve as executive director of the International Boxing Club. Harry Markson said Jim Norris would present the offer. the IBC runs boxing in major U S cities. FBI said Hoover would not comment.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
International Boxing Club
Harry Markson
IBC
Jim Norris
Hoover
Washington
FBI
Stagg Improves After Hospital Admission
Stockton California January report says Amos Alonzo Stagg 90 is resting and improving after entering a hospital New Year’s Eve with an intestinal disturbance. Condition had been serious but not critical and visitors remain barred. Stagg has a long history as a player and coach beginning in 1888 at Yale and now co coach at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania.
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Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
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Yale
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Susquehanna University
Selingsgrove
Orange Bow telecast shines on New Year bowls
New Year broadcasts show the Orange Bowl from Miami as the best telecast, with clear picture quality and strong network relay. The Rose Bowl from Pasadena and other bowls lag in signal clarity, while Dallas and New Orleans feeds suffer some disruption and commentators miss visual details.
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Fla
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Undefeated Cage Teams Dominate Early Season Race
Seton Hall Southern California Fordham Navy Georgetown and Wichita State ride unbeaten marks as Kansas State and Michigan State drop a notch. Walter Dukes leads Seton Hall with 28 points in a 75-52 win over Lemoyne while schedules shift toward conference play and NCAA bids. Mississippi wins Memphis Invitation Auburn 65-55. Hutchinson Tourney goes to Washburn. Drury wins Ottawa event.
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Auburn
Washburn
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Kas
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Ottawa
Cape Girardeau
High School Cage Games Schedule Summary
Regional high school basketball matchups listed by league across Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Pomeroy Jackson Nelsonville Wellston Philo Roseville Dresden New Concord Glouster etc. Includes IVC, Meigs County, and County League games with numerous pairings and locations.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Wellston
Middleport
Logan
Gallipolis
Muskingum Valley League
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Roseville
Dresden
New Concord
Glouster
New Lexington
Independent Racine
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Bloomingville
Allensville
Pt. Pleasant
Poca
Ravenswood
Wahama
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Toppers Plains
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Chester
Cadmus Millersport
Thornville
St. Aloysius
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Lawrence
Belpre
Marietta St. Marys
Chesterhill
Forest Grove
Reinersville
Meigs County League
Rutland
Harrisonville
Crooksville
Caldwell
SPO
Buckeye League
Trimble
Athens County League
Shade
Albany
Carthage-Troy
Buchtel
Waterloo
Plains
Hocking County League
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Gallia County
Bidwell
Vinton
Meigs County
Morgan County
Pennsville
Stockport
Perry County
Glenford
New Straitsville
Moxahala
Somerset
Vinton County League
Zaleski
Wilton
Hamden
McArthur
Pleasant
Tuppers Plains
Racine
Ames-Bern
Buckeye
Chauncey
the Plains
Rosecrans
National Hockey Scores Mixed as Detroit Tops Chicago
In a hockey roundup Detroit defeated Chicago 5 to 3 while New York beat Boston 5 to 2. Providence led Syracuse 6 to 3 with Buffalo 1 Pittsburgh 0 and St. Louis 4 Hershey 3. Eastern and international results include Washington edging ingfield 5 to 2 and New Haven 5 Troy 6 Fort Wayne 2.
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Big Ten Coast Bowl Pact Renewal Seen
A meeting of university presidents and conference representatives from the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference indicated both groups likely will renew the Rose Bowl pact, postponing post season play if not abandoned. Wisconsin did not attend. a spokesman suggested a majority favored signing a new agreement before the June 5 deadline. The Big Ten’s formal reply was anticipated after the NCAA convention in Washington.
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PCC
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Browns defensive back Lahr named sales representative
Warren Lahr, defensive back for the Cleveland Browns, is announced as a sales representative for the Braden Sutphin Ink Co. with territories in Cleveland, Akron, and Canton.
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Warren Lahr
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Braden-Sutphin Ink Co
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AHL Race Unchanged Despite Close Weekend Results
The American Hockey League standings stayed as is after weekend games. Syracuse held fourth with 30 points before Sunday action. Providence beat the Warriors 6-3, dropping them to sixth. St. Louis moved to fourth with 32 points and Providence to fifth with 31, while Buffalo edged Pittsburgh 1-0.
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Ohio Wild Turkeys Rekindled In Experimental Stocking
Ohio Division of Wildlife launches a program to reestablish the wild turkey in the state. Fifty one birds released on a southeastern hunting area with twenty eight kept for propagation, offspring to be stocked in the future. Officials urge public support and caution hunting areas if needed to protect the brood stock from poaching and predators. Foxes and great horned owls are the main threats.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
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Ohio Department of Conservation
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Charles A. Dambach
Division of Wildlife
Oaks Hand Tornados Stop Racine United in Narrow Win
Oak Hill upset Racine to end the Racine Countians seven game win streak. Adrian Hayes scored key baskets as Oak Hill edged ahead late, 49 to 45. Wolfe led Racine with 17 points while Oak Hill shot 39 percent to Racine's 27 percent.
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Jackson
Oaks
Tornados
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Junior Wolfe
Lowell Salser
Nosenedudice
Ewe
Hill
Miller
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Whitt
G Miller
Clark ‘Racine
Blue Devil Cagers Beat Buchtel 69 59 in Saturday Showdown
Chauncey Dovers cagers topped Buchtel 69 59 as four of five starters reached double figures. Hubie Bobo led with 26 points while Davis of Buchtel scored 27. Eddie Abdella suffered a wrist fracture and left the game.
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Cagers
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Chauncey
Eddie Abdella
Readout 24 Points Leads Ohio past Western Reserve 99 70
Ohio University, led by Ralph Readout with 24 points, routed Western Reserve 99 70 to move to 2 4 in MAC play. Bobcats shot 42 percent as Reserve managed 28, with Ohio dominating in the fourth quarter and aiming for a rematch with Kent State tonight after a prior 85 68 win.
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Ohio University
Western Reserve
Bobcats
Jim Betts
Ralph Readout
Reserve
Ohio
Red Cats
Jim Snyder
Kent
Golden Flashes
Bud Haerr
NCAA Starts Tussle With Sports Woes
The Executive Committee of the NCAA opens a week of discussion to set tournament dates and address college sports issues. Topics include television curbs on football, potential bowl game bans, and tightening the constitution for swift penalties. The expectation is no major changes.
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Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
New Lexington Beats Nelsonville In Late Rally
Nelsonville Greyhounds led most of the game before New Lexington pulled away late. New Lexington dominated free throws, hitting 18 of 22 to Nelsonville’s 11 of 20, sealing the win despite Nelsonville controlling the boards.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
New Lexington
New Sex Outfit
the Greyhounds
Ohio College Cage Card This Week
A compact listing of college basketball matchups across Ohio and nearby schools for this week. Notable games include Ohio State at Michigan, Kent State at W Reserve, Xavier at Siena, and multiple Ohio University versus opponents across the schedule.
Michigan State nets triple cross country titles
East Lansing Michigan MSU captures Big Ten IC4A and NCAA championships in cross country. Team earns historic sweep as runners seal dominant season with three major titles across conference and national meets.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Lions' Layne Sets 15 Passing Marks In NFL Career
Bobby Layne of the Detroit Lions holds 15 team passing marks for lifetime season and single performances. Layne joined the club in 1948.
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Layne
Bobby Layne
Detroit Lion
Beck elected president of Ohio Hot Stove League
David Beck, Wooster city recreation director at Lorain, was elected president of the Ohio Hot Stove League on Sunday, succeeding Robert Jameson of Wooster.
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David Beckwith
Lorain
Ohio Hot Stove League
Robert Jameson
Middleweights Shine in TV Boxing Bouts This Week
In New York two 160-pound bouts headline this week spotlighting Marvin Edelman of Philadelphia versus Charley Red Williams of Newark in a 10-rounder at Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway. Friday at Madison Square Garden Rocky Castellani of Luzerne against Ralph Tiger Jones of Yonkers. Also Wednesday night in Cleveland Del Flanagan of St. Paul meets Lester Felton of Detroit in a welterweight 10-rounder at 10 p.m. EST.
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Marvin Edelman
Philadelphia
Charley Red Williams
Newark
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Madison Square Garden
Rocky Castellani
Luzerne
Ray Robinson
Ralph Tiger Jones
Yonkers
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Clever del Flanagan
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Lester Felton
Detroit
Red Wings Extend Lead in NHL Race After Victory
Detroit Red Wings widen lead in the NHL standings by six points over Montreal and Chicago after a 5-3 comeback win over the Black Hawks at Olympia Stadium. The loss marks Chicago’s sixth straight setback. In New York the Rangers beat the Bruins 5-2.
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Toledo Falls to Eastern Kentucky in Close Conference Battle
In front of 6000 fans, the Toledo Rockets lost 79 to 68 to Eastern Kentucky. Toledo closed to 66-64 with five minutes left, but East Kentucky’s Jim Bingham sealed the win with a late rebound basket and free throws as Toledo fouled down the stretch. Elmer Tolson led EKU with 20 points, Jim Bingham 18, while Bob Nichols topped Toledo with 20.
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University of Toledo
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Eastern
Jim Bingham
Elmer Tolson
Bob Nichols
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Akron Warms Up to Beat Youngstown 91 73 in College Basketball
The University of Akron defeated Youngstown College 91 to 73 after trailing 18 16 at the end of the first quarter. Akron surged in the third period with a burst from 32 to 64 points as its offense found rhythm.
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University of Akron
Youngstown College
Rams Top Flyers DAYTON Fordham Rams rise in national rankings
The Fordham Rams climbed in national rankings as they defeated Dayton, showcasing offensive balance and tight defense. Key players contributed across the lineup, fueling the win and signaling strong campaign momentum.
Michigan State beats Ohio State 68 to 57 in Big 10 clash
Michigan State used team play and ball control to neutralize Ohio State star Paul Ebert who scored 32 but the Spartans prevailed 68-57 in East Lansing.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Paul Ebert
Ohio State
NCS Routs Ciney in Tight 77-72 Victory
North Carolina State remains hot with a 12th win in 14 after a 77-72 victory over Cincinnati. Larry Imburgia poured in 30 points for the Bearcats but NC State capitalized on a second quarter collapse and rebounding edge to seal the win.
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