Marietta Tigers Edge Logan In Class A Tourney Opener
Marietta Tigers upset Logan Chieftains by strong defense and sharp shooting led by Richard Wenzel s left hand from the corner. Athens thrashed Pomeroy as Lancaster showed a rangy lineup while Ironton beat Jackson in a rough game with four foulouts. Joe Louis ends boxing reign to become promoter.
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Bulldogs
Mariettas
AHS
Boxing Fight for Charles Heats Up Between Factions
The heavyweight scene centers on Ezzard Charles as two rival promoters claim control. Twentieth Century Sporting Club asserts a contract through November, while Joe Louis’ International Boxing Club says Charles is bound to them with an exclusive two year deal. Louis plans to match Charles with Joe Walcott this summer for the title.
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Joe Louis
International Boxing Club
Charles
Louis
Joe Walcott
Brown
New York
Florida
Sol Strauss
Twentieth Century
Twentieth
Jake Mintz
Mintz
Strauss
Harry Mendel
The
B.C
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Chicago
Mendel
Terry Sees Future For Kluszewski
TAMPA Florida Bill Terry believes Ted Kluszewski of the Cincinnati Reds can become a top first baseman but must shed 15 to 20 pounds to avoid leg trouble. Terry, a former first baseman, is at Reds spring training as an aide to manager Bucky Walters.
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Bill Terry
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Reds
Terry
Reds
Bucky Walters
Kluszewski
Ted
Dayton Indians 70 home games slated for TV telecast
WLW D a Crosley Broadcasting Station in Dayton announced that the Dayton Indians of the Class A Central Baseball League will have seventy home games televised.
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Dayton Indians
Bobcat Cagers In Finale Saturday At Class A District
In a Thursday Class A district opener, Marietta beat Logan 52 to 44 while Athens and Lancaster advanced with easy wins. Ironton defeated Jackson 67 to 45 as Lancaster and Athens led early rounds and Marietta showed balanced scoring led by Richard Wenzel and Ned Shaw.
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Marshall College rolls past Mt. Union 75 to 47
Marshall College defeated Mt. Union 75 to 47 in Huntington. The win capped Marshall's season with a 16 win and 12 loss record after a 31 to 25 halftime edge.
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Mt. Union
Huntington
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Marshall
Defending State Champs To Risk Titles Tonight
Ohio sectional tournaments open with Findlay facing Lima South in the semifinals as defending state champion teams threaten to lose their crowns. The day’s matchups feature Eaton, Beavercreek, Middletown, Miamisburg, and multiple upsets across 37 fronts as districts push toward regional play.
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Ohio and Western Michigan clash in Kalamazoo bid to dodge cellar
Ohio University and Western Michigan meet in Kalamazoo in a must win finale for both, aiming to avoid last place as Miami and others chase a higher finish. OU seeks its worst season in a decade under Dutch Trautwein, while WMU relies on Don Bowen and a starting lineup that includes Grog gel Alrick Fitch and Postema as key scorers.
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Kalamazoo
Michiganers
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Reserve
Valparaiso
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Chris Stefan
Phil McKown
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Lyle Alrick
Bob Fitch
Ray Postema
Swift Noble
Stakes High Meet Short at Pimlico
Pimlico announces a brief spring meet from May 6 to 14 with eight days of racing. The average daily handle is projected at $18 125, the highest in two years despite purse cuts of 25000 for the Preakness and 5000 for the Pimlico Oaks.
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