Chauncey-Dover Downs Albany Five 69 59 in District Tourney
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils beat Albany Red Devils 69-59 on Ohio University floor to reach the Class B district quarterfinals. Eddie Collins scored 34, anchored by Hubie Babo’s early rebounding. Boho added 15, Jan Taylor 7, Sho Walter 10 as Albany’s Danny and Henthorne led visitors with 10 and 9 respectively.
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John Moorehouse
Chauncey-Dover
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Eddie Collins
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Hubie Babo
Benny Danny
Jan Taylor
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Don Olbers
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Harry Davis
Terry Henthorne
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Jeames
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Knowlton
Bias
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Fontana Everling
Miami Rejects NIT Feeler in Direct Bid Stance
Miami Athletic director John L. Brickels said the Redskins sent a "not interested" reply to a NIT feeler and would only pursue a direct NAIB bid. Coach Bill Rohr and possibly players preferred a direct bid, with Ohio playoffs the path if they changed course. Miami closes regular season March 4 against Cincinnati with a 1–? record.
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Miami
John L. Brickels
Red Ins
Bill Rohr
NAIB
Ohio
Cincinnnaati
Groat's 46 echoes Duke rout as he leaves court
Dick Groat scored 46 points to seal Duke's 94-64 home win over North Carolina in Durham as fans honored him after his final home appearance. The crowd of 7500 witnessed tears as he exited with about 10 seconds left.
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Kentucky
Frank Ramsey
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Florida
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Alabam
Princeton
Cornell
Harvard
Washington
Washington State
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Missouri
Iowa State
Columbia
Barthmouth
End Coach Resigns From Cleveland Staff
Cleveland Browns end coach Tim Temeraria resigned effective April 1 after a personal disagreement. He joined the Browns two seasons ago after playing high school football in Lorain Ohio and New Brighton Pennsylvania and attending Geneva College. He served as head scout for the pre grid team and gave only that the issue was personal, not about team operations.
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Tim Temeraria
Cleveland Browns
Temeraria
Browns
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New Brighton
Geneva College
Temerario
Ashland
James’ Richcreek
Ashland College
Carbon Hill Defeats Glouster 66-46 in District Play
Carbon Hill advanced to the quarter finals in the Southeastern Ohio Class B1 District Tournament with a 66-46 win over Glouster at Ohio University's Men’s Gym. Terry Dane led Carbon Hill with 25 points, supported by Devol with 18 and Dupler with 14 as Glouster’s Raber and Rohack were top scorers for the Tomcats.
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Tomcats
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Glouster
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Hocking County Five
Carlton Hill
Dane
Dirk Devol
Ronnie Dupler
Raher
Rohark
Tombcats
Jan Angle
Max Dawley
Pr. Bryson
Dennison
Angle. Com
Raber
Rohack
Schoeman
Dupler
Lehman
Harris
Carbon
Fontana
Everling
DiMaggio Names Five Pitchers Who Gave Him the Most Trouble
Joe DiMaggio, reflecting on 15 Major League seasons, lists five pitchers as his toughest opponents: Harder, Lemon, Trout, Houkteman, and Kinder. He notes other stars could be tough but these five had his number, while also announcing a NBC TV series Toe DiMaggio's Dugout to debut April 6.
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Jon DiMaggio
Yankee Clipper
Mel] Harder
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Art Houkteman
Ellis Kinder
Boston Red Sox
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New York Yankees
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Wahama Grabs Opener In Ravenswood Tourney
Wahama White Falcons beat Ravenswood 55 44 to reach finals. Jim Barton scored 24 for Mason and Kenny Rairden led Ravenswood with key baskets as Wahama built a widening lead after a tight 1st quarter.
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Sandyville
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Mason Quint
Kenny Rairden
Johnny Kelly
Kenny Smith
Barton
Browns Sign Toler and Applegate to Pro Contracts
Cleveland Browns announce signing Burl Toler of the USF Dons and Al Sass Applegate of Scranton University to pro football contracts. Toler is a 220 pound linebacker and two time co captain of undefeated USF teams. Applegate, a 224 pound guard, graduated Cum Laude. Tang tallied 33 points in two periods as projections for the Charleston game and Ravenswood/Wahama results are noted with incomplete press time scores.
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University of San Francisco
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Nuxhall Seen As Sleeper For Reds Pitching
In Tampa Luke Sewell finds promise in Joe Nuxhall a Hamilton southpaw who debuted for Cincinnati in 1944 at age 15. Sewell praised Nuxhall as a potential left hander who can control the ball and throw a natural sinker after watching him work.
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Luke Sewell
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
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Reds
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Sewell
Jackson Lake Fishing Improved by Dredging
Jackson Lake in Jackson County near Oak Hill Ohio will have an 306 foot channel dredged along the western shoreline near the bathing beach. The channel will be about 8 feet deep to aid bank fishing after heavy siltation and vegetation reduced success. Jackson Lake is a premier bass spot with notable catches last year.
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Ohio
Jackson Lake
Jackson County
Oak Hill
Wildlife Division
Ames Bern Cagers Rout Somerset Holy Trinity 70 44
Ames Bern defeats Somerset Holy Trinity 70 to 44 in the district class B opener. Center Jim Leonfus scores 29 points while Bolin and McArthur contribute, with Trinity briefly challenging before Ames Bern pulls away in the second half.
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