Crooksville defeats Chauncey Dover 78-75 in upset
Crooksville, a late N A U underdog, stunned seeded Chauncey Dover 78 to 75 in a quarterfinal at Ohio University gym. Jim Johnson and Jan Taylor led scoring while Chauncey guard Collins fouled out, tilting the rallying Ceramics past the favored Blue Devils.
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Crooksville
Blue Devil
Mel Showalter
Taylor
Messenger Sports
Darkhorse
Chauncey Dover
Ohio University
Cummenum
Bissessarmse
Chauncey
Blue Devils
Perry
Eddie Collins
Jack Ley
Joe Vallee
Hubie Bobo
Collins
Bobo
Jan Taylor
Nelsonville
Showalter
Siecuese le
Bereug
Canescens
Sanders
Russell Crooksville
Dennis
Eormade
Ccacans
Moore
Ots Oe
Wales
Sccenccaséh
WIGHE
Ob Cine
Dorsch
Walpole
Rarick Chauncey
Frecka
Hiebel
Trading Noble Highlighted By Giants Camp Notes
In Phoenix Durocher hints Noble could be traded to several clubs including Pittsburgh and the Giants, who already list Westrum Yvars and Katt as catchers. Wertz debuts at first base in Red Rolfe’s much‑publicized experiment, while Crowe impresses in Tampa. Stengel reshuffles the infield with Brown and Coleman headed for service and McDougald Carey Brideweser Martin in a contest for spots.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Durocher
New York
Y Noble
Noble
Pittsburgh
Giants
Wes Westrum
Sal Yvars
Ray Katt
Reland
Fia
Flig Viertz
Detroit Tigers
Red Rolfe
Wertz
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankee
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Bobby Brown
Jerry Coleman
Gil McDougald
Andy Carey
Jim Brideweser
Billy Martin
McDougald
Carey
Martin
Brideweser
Burke Wins Third Straight Major After Long Rain Play
In Baton Rouge Jack Burke Jr. won the open after a rain soaked playoff. Bill Nary and Tommy Bolt tied after 72 holes and an 18 hole playoff, Burke edged Nary on the 19th hole to claim the title and his third consecutive major in three weeks.
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Baton Rouge
Jack Burke
Burke
Houston
Tex
Bill Nary
Albuquerque
N. M
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N. C
Bolt
Nary
San Antonio
Cage Scores From Duquesne to Tulsa Action
The listing shows scores for college basketball games with Duquesne, Baldwin Wallace, Boston College, Holy Cross, La Salle, Muhlenberg, St. Josephs, Temple, Western Kentucky, Bowling Green, Illinois, Northwestern, Westconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan State, Michigan, Purdue, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma A and M, and Tulsa. Notable results include Illinois 95 over Northwestern 74 and Iowa 75 over Indiana 76.
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Duquesne
Baldwin-Wallace
Boston College
Holy Cross
la@ Salle
Muhlenberg
St. Joseph's
Temple
West
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Illinois
Northwestern
Westconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan State
Michigan
Purdue
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma A & M
Tulsa
Ames-Bern Routs Carbon Hill In District Tourney Quarterfinal
Ames-Bern captured its ninth straight win and second in the District Tournament by defeating Carbon Hill 64 to 53 at OU I gym. Center Jim Sephus led with 24 points while five players from Carlton Hill contributed similar totals as Ames-Bern advances toward the semifinals to face Corning.
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Railroaders
Golden Horde
Glenford
Shawnee
Perry County
William
Red) Courtney
New Straitsvile Mar
Dewey Barr
Garrison
Horde
Paul Shrider
Railroader
Corning Crew
Ames-Bern Greenies
Corning
Hopkins
Ccncenusecs
BOTT
Sancesncsea
Houston
Heible, Frecka
Ames-Bern
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Oui
Somerset Holy Trinity
Amesville Cagers
Corning Railroaders
Jim Sephus
McAfee
Carlton Hill
Dick Devol
Max Dawley
Terry Dane
Dawley
Stephen
Meredith Ellis
Ames Bern
Dane
Bolin
Greenies
Bill Jago
Devon
Olan Koehler
OS Dano
Saiwinees
Ans
Lehman Ames
Bern A. Wmn
Ffef
Werisen Welbe
BONES
Gudenhuccenna
REO
Foonbermnen
Ellis
Hamilton Carbon Hill
Fontana
Everling
Bobcats Announce Spring Football Meeting With Coach Carroll Widdoes
Ohio University Bobcat football candidates will meet with head coach Carroll Widdoes tomorrow at 3:30 PM on the second floor of the Men's Gym. They will discuss plans for the upcoming spring drills.
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Carroll Widdoes
Ohio University
Youngstown to Host NABF Baseball Tournament
Youngstown Ohio will host the National Amateur Baseball Federation Tournament September 6 through 14 marking the 38th annual classic. Ottie Cochran of Pittsburgh was reelected NABF president and Thomas H. Pemberton of Youngstown named first vice president. Frank P. Novario of Cleveland won his 29th straight year as secretary.
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Atlanta
Youngstown
Ohio
National Amateur Baseball Federation
NABF
Ottie Cochran
Pittsburgh
Thomas H. Pemberton
Frank P. Novario
Cleveland
Nelsonville Forces 70 65 Win Over New Lexington in Semi Final Bid
Nelsonville Greyhounds rally from a 51 49 deficit to 70 65 over New Lexington Panthers. Key plays by Bob Pack Sonny Keplar and Clem Tracey pace the victors as Frank Hartley lifts them to a 17th win and a Wednesday showdown with Crooksville.
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New Lexington Panthers
Hounds
Crooksville
Nelsonville
Panthers
Bob Pack
Sonny Keplar
Clem Tracey
George Hughes
Sexagers
Frank Hartley
Jerry White
White
New Lex
Bob Miller
Miller
Jim Pierce
Hartley
Pack
Keplar
John Powell
Tracey
P Powell
Mavtiey
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Reeler
Occanon
Whitmore
G. Pritchard
M Kinney
NEW Lexington
P Miller
Pierce
Sao
Stemen
Hughes Ag
Reid Cnee
Lucas Ai Ae
Hankinson Nelsonville
Saddler Disqualified in Montreal Bout Sparks Bar Fight
Sandy Saddler was disqualified between rounds three and four in Montreal for continual fouling including holding low blows. The crowd clashed with police and Saddler’s camp vowed retaliation threats after the decision in the 10 round bout against Armand Savoie.
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Montreal
Sandy Saddler
New York
Armand Savoie
Saddler
New York State Athletic Commission
Robert Christenberry
Willie Pep
Pep
Oor
Briscoe
Tommy Sullivan
New Contender Booms After Battering Brion
SAN FRANCISCO four Bob Dunlap from Oakland Calif battered Cesar Brion in a convincing victory last night. Dunlap 182% never stops throwing leather and knocked Brion down twice as Brion who twice lasted ten rounds with Joe Louis looked outgunned.
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San Francisco
Bob Dunlap
Cesar Brion
Dunlap
Oakland
Calif
Brion
Joe Louis
Seattle University Earns NIBT Berth
Seattle University, a Pacific Coast basketball power, was named the 12th team in the National Invitation Basketball Tournament on Monday.
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Seattle
NEW York
Seattle University
Pacific Coast
Montreal fighter Savoie earns decision over Saddler in disqualification
Armand Savoie from Montreal defeats Sandy Saddler by four round decision after Saddler is disqualified for illegal tactics in a non title bout. In separate notes, Bob Dunlap outpoints Cesar Brian in San Francisco while Irish Bob Murphy outpoints Roy Thomas in Louisville.
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Montreal
Armand Savoie
Sandy Saddler
New York
Saddler
San Francisco
Bob Dunlap
Oakland
Calif
Cesar Brian
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Louisville
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Roy Thomas
Logan Five Invades Gallipolis For Season Finale
Logan's Chiefain cagers visit Gallipolis tonight to close the SEC schedule against Gallia Academy High School Blue Devils. Gallipolis needs a win to stay in contention for sixth place. Logan holds 7 wins in 13 starts and beat Gallia in the first meeting.
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Gallipolis
Logan
Blue Devils
Gallia Academy High School
Pomeroy
Jackson
Logan Quintet
Gallia
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