Reds Set Dozen Sunday Bills In Cincinnati Schedule
The Reds list twelve Sunday home games at Crosley Field with opponents from St. Louis Chicago Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York. Only July 4 features a holiday game with Pittsburgh as the attraction. Cincinnati sticks with 14 night games and a same 1949 roster as the team finished sixth in a photo finish with the Phillies.
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Drugettes Edge in City Bowling Standings Night
In a tight women’s City bowling league night, Drugettes stretched their lead to two games. Key scores: Mrs. Betty Hayhurst 22 set, Jessica Mayhew 442 set 182 game, Iva Adams 424 set, Pauli Lewis 168 game. Beasleyvs still two games back. McBee No.1 shut out Baker-Stauffer. Ralph Smeck’s 213 tops losing Ferry Sales.
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Windsor Seeks Open Date for Away Basketball Trip
Windsor High of Stockport seeks an away game on February 7 8 or 9. Contact Coach Heck Harkins at the school for details.
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Heck” Harkins
No Major Changes In SEO Scoring Leads Saxton Still
In the SEO scoring race Saxton of Logan and Borden of Gallipolis remain first and second as a new name, Bob Barnitz of Pomeroy, enters the top 10. Saxton outscored by a Borden free throw in a 51-47 Logan win while Staneart and Tyo push past 100 points.
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Athens
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Nelsonville
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Pick Directors For Ball Club In Glouster
The Sunday Creek Valley team of the Hocking Valley League held a meeting in Glouster to elect a nine member board of directors: Ray White Joe Williams W A Sayre Lindsey Morrison Harry Colley C F Wallace Dr C F Patton Ed Harry and Pearl Brown. They will select officers and send representatives to the league meeting while outlining plans to finance equipment and the annual deposit. Uniforms for last season were provided by Dry Dock Coal Company.
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White Falcons Race Past The Plains In 61 41 Win
Wahama High School's White Falcons sped to a 61 41 victory over The Plains as part of their 10th win in 13 games. Chuck Grimm and Billy Chattin scored 31 points for Wahama, while Chuck Novotni added 15 for the visitors. Final periods 14 10 21 35 29.
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Albany Panthers Overcome Falcons in Narrow 40-28 Home Win
Albany High led by Elza Wood defeated Wilkesville Falcons 40 to 28 after a tight three quarters. Bob Tewksbury and Dick Wallace combined for 21 points while Don Schilling led Wilkesville with 13. Albany pulled away with a 19-point fourth quarter spree.
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Weekend Cage Card Promises Big Local Challenges
Friday matchups span Athens at Jackson Logan at Wellston Gallipolis at Pomeroy Middleport at Nelsonville and several others across Ohio. Saturday features Marietta Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State Kent State Mount Union and more in a dense slate of college and high school level games.
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Rupp May Leave Kentucky for Pros
Buck Weaver of the Louisville Times reports Adolph Rupp may depart as Kentucky basketball coach for a richer pro job next season. Weaver says a move to New York or Boston is possible though denial is likely. Rupp’s teams have won conference titles NCAA and NIT championships and aided the 1948 Olympic victory.
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Sports writer Hoff dies at 32 in San Francisco
David Hoff, a former AP sports writer in Chicago and later manager of the United Press bureau in Monterey California, died in San Francisco after serving in World War II.
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SET SHOTS AY UPS TOO
Colgate coach Karl Lawrence describes a pivot play led by Ernie Vandeweghe to create scoring chances. Six foot three star is supported by coordinated passing, screen actions, and moves to free a shooter for layups or passes. The sequence can be repeated to either side with balance. Next: Manhattan's fake post.
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Ames-Bern dominates Pennsville as McKinley scores 25
Ames-Bern High routed Morgan Countians 59-25 led by Jerry McKinley with 25 points. Eight A-B players scored as Coach Charles McAfee used 13 players. Pennsville's Hickeron topped Pennsville with 10 points and Pennsville Junior High beat Amesville 27-19 in the preliminary.
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Toledo Seeks Mills Lesnevich for Bouts
Promoter Pat Thurkettle offered Freddie Mills $20,000 for a non-title bout here against the winner of Archie Moore and Bob Satterfield. He also wired $10,000 to Gus Lesnevich for a Toledo appearance against the Moore Satterfield winner.
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Golf pro named to succeed late Ogilvie at Beechmont
Beechmont Country Club in Cleveland announces Dick Shoemaker as head professional to take over after the death of Alex Ogilvie. Shoemaker steps into the leadership role at the club, guiding golf operations and member services.
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Bulldogs Host Butler versus Ohio University Clash
Butler Bulldogs enter the MAC confrontation with a strong run and a six man rotation led by O'Brien Barrowcliff Doyle Evans Shepherd and Maas aiming to beat Ohio Bobcats for the 10th time this season. Ohio counters with Kinsley Johnson Dickey McKown Renner Pollock Gyurko as they balance exams and a two game road swing to Butler and Dayton.
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High School and College Scores Last Night
Enon beat Olive Branch 58 to 450 in a high school game while Cal. Twirs topped Slippery Rock 79 65. Wake Forest edged Duke 52 50 and Alabama defeated Auburn 39 37. New Orleans Loyola beat Louisiana Tech 49 44. Morehead State won 68 52 over Georgetown Kentucky. Michigan State 63 over Wayne 48. St Joseph Indiana 65 over Huntington 54. Cedarville 50 over Wilmington 46. Wilberforce 76 beat Lockbourne 64. PROA Providence 95 Baltimore 89. Philadelphia 102 New York 96. Oshkosh 66 Hammond 59. Syracuse 58 Moline 55. Dayton 60 Milwaukee 56.
Newark boxer Oma outpoints Lowry in Newark bout
New Jersey welterweight Lee Oma, 196, won a 10 round decision over Ted Lowry, 176, of New Bedford, Mass., in Newark. In Palm Beach, Henri Schillizzi, 124, from New York, outpointed Billy Lima, 121, of Havana, 16.
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Ice Hockey Scores in American League Action
In a tied showcase, St. Louis and Indianapolis finish 4-4 while New Haven defeats Buffalo 2-0 marking a high scoring draw and a shutout. The results reflect a competitive slate across the league with standout goaltending and goals from key players.
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Shade Edges Chester 45 42 in late rally
Shade defeats Chester 45 to 42 after a 24 17 halftime deficit. Junior Moore and Dan King sealed the win for Shade of Athens County as Carnahan led Chester with 21 points and top play.
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Columbus Grad Named Business Manager for Newark Yankees
Columbus South High School basketball star Carl H. Larsen, 36, was named business manager of the Newark Yankees of the Ohio Indiana Class D Baseball League. He succeeds Ellis Perkins, comes from Lubbock Texas, worked for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues in 1947, and was appointed by club president Harold Arnold.
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