Belknap Resigns as Case Tech Coach in Frantic Season
Don Belknap quits coaching Case School of Applied Science basketball amid a 24 game winless streak. The Dayton-Wittenberg game featured 82 fouls and a puzzling 150 total points. Recent college and pro notes cover Colorado joining the Big Six style league, Chappuis wrist injury, and Lujack potential Notre Dame pro path.
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Don Belknap
Case School of Applied Science
Dayton-Wittenberg
Dayton
Wittenberg
Flyers
Cincinnati
Bill Ginn
Big Six Conference
University of Colorado
Mid - Western Conference
Oklahoma Aggies
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas State
Iowa State
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Bob Chappuis
Michigan
Cleveland’s Gordon Sparks Keystone Duo In Spring Drills
The snap Gordon flashes around second base in early drills signals a tight keystone combination he and manager Lou Boudreau will form. This pairing aims to sharpen Cleveland’s infield defense and set the tempo for the season.
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Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Lou Boudreau
Tough Competition Sought For OU Teams-Trautwein
Ohio University coach Dutch Trautwein urged strong rivalries at a banquet in Howard Hall praising the team’s resilient play after a hard season. He credited the Butler win and crowd spirit, with university officials and guests noting the program’s progress and athletic tradition.
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Ohio
Dutch Trautwein
Howard Hall
Ohio U
Bobcat
John C. Baker
Varsity
Jayvees
Trautwein
Butler
Snyder
Don Peden
Neil Thomas
University
L. F. Lausche
Frank Szalay
Ralph Stone Smith
Thor Olson
W. N. Herbert
Roy Pille
Meryl N. Riley
K. A. Blosser
B. T. Grover
Harold E. Wise
Emmett Rowles
C. N. Mackinnon
H. H. Roseberry
Darrell B. Green
Clark E. Williams
Fred H. Beckler
Maurel Hawkins
Paul Whyte
Gene Kinsley
Ed Schott
Bill Trautwein
Bob Dickey
Harry Lamb
Bob Freeman
Kenny Walters
Carroll Steele
Gene Williams
Ken Weiss
Tom Dill
Ralph Sayre
Herb Pollock
Marty Blau
Harry A. Tartan
William Moore
Bob Sanders
Mark Wylie
Dick Shrider
Harry Gordon
Bob Johnson
Gene R. Gyurko
Bob Brandle
Bill Brandle
Phil Perry
Jim Shreffler
Pershing Rohrer
College Basketball Scores Roundup from Several Matchups
Harvard beat Penn 64 48 while Wash U. beat Bethany 87 66. Clarion Twirs fell to Thiel 50 31. Manhattan won 70 53 against Albright. Lafayette 41 lost to Rutgers 39. Villanova 65 defeated Scranton 46. Allegheny 68 over Alfred 50. Boston U 60 over Boston Col 57. Indiana Twirs beat Alliance 47. West Virginia Tech 63 over Bluefield 36. Kansas 38 edged Oklahoma 36. Detroit 55 over Assumption 49. Georgetown 57 defeated Duquesne 39.
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Harvard
Penn
Wash-Jeff
Bethany
Clarion
Thiel
Manhattan
Albright
LaFayette
Rutgers
Villanova
Scranton
Allegheny
Alfred
Boston U
Boston Col
Indiana
Alliance
West Va
Tech
Bluefield
Kansas
Oklahoma
Detroit
Assumption
Georgetown
Duquesne
Pro Basketball Scores Across Cities
Cleveland defeated Providence 82 to 76 in a pro basketball clash as Rochester edged Sheboygan 65 to 55 and Indianapolis beat Youngstown 71 to 48 in another league contest.
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Association
Cleveland
Providence
Rochester
Sheboygan
Indianapolis
Youngstown
Cage Games Wednesday Matchups Across Colleges
Indiana State travels to Valparaiso while Notre Dame hosts St Louis. Providence faces Rhode Island and Niagara meets Syracuse. Creighton plays Washburn and Duquesne visits Quantico. Mount Union visits Heidelberg and Haverford meets Ursinus. St Francis meets Juniata Glenville plays Broaddus Grove City faces St Vincent Indiana Central meets Canterbury.
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Central
Canterbury
Columbia
Princeton
Creighton
Washburn
Duquesne
Quantico
Glenville
Broaddus
Grove City
St. Vincent
Haverford
Ursinus
Mount Union
Heidelberg
Indiana St
Valparaiso
St. Francis
Juniata
Moravian
Swarthmore
Niagara
Syracuse
St. Louis
Notre Dame
Providence
Rhode Island
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa
Boxers Battle Across Cities in Night of Uneven Wins
The Associated Press reports a mixed results card with Fontana and Baxter scoring decision wins in Brooklyn and Cincinnati respectively while Lytell stops Jones in Boston. Doyle and Jordan draw in Newark as Walcott defeats Bay in Miami and Fontaine KO Lay in Pittsburgh. Parham drew with Clark in Milwaukee and Miller stopped Berry in Kansas City.
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New York
Larry Fontana
Jerry Fiorello
Brooklyn
Chicago
Charles Baxter
Cincinnati
Gene Joyce
Gary
Ind
Boston
Bert Lytell
Fresno
Calif
Anthony Jones
Newark
Mickey Doyle
Cleveland
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Drew
Miami
Fla
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Camden
Katzenmeyer to Leave OSU for Michigan Golf Coach Post
Albert C. Bert Katzenmeyer, 29, a member of Ohio State University's physical education department, will resign to accept a golf coach position at the University of Michigan. He was appointed at Ann Arbor yesterday and will begin March 10.
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Columbus
Albert C
Bert) Katzenmeyer
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Katzenmeyer
Ann Arbor
Colgate Coach Kerr to Speak at Mount Union Banquet
Retiring Colgate football coach Andy Kerr will address the Mount Union College all sports banquet on March 12, highlighting his long career and meeting fans.
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Salliance
Andy Kerr
Colgate University
Mount Union College
Scholastic Tournament To Resume Tomorrow
Harold Wise begins his Ohio Bobcats tenure by greeting 133 candidates as spring practice starts. Work focuses inside the stadium rooms first with outdoor drills soon, leading to a three week pre vacation period, intra squad game April 26, and a three week post vacation session.
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Harold Wise
Ohio
Bobcat
Wise
Eight survive in Southeast Ohio district tourney quartrounds
The Southeast Ohio Class A district tourney narrows to eight after last weekend's games. Tomorrow’s four quarterfinals feature Ironton vs Chillicothe, Portsmouth vs Marietta, Athens vs Hillsboro, and Portsmouth East vs Greenfield. Winners advance to semifinals with further matchups Friday and the title slated for Saturday night.
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Ohio
CAA RS Rk
Ironton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Trojans
Marietta
Athens
Hillsboro
Greenfield
Washington
Scioto County
Bobkittens Finish Season With Narrow Victory
Ohio's Junior Varsity basketball team the Bobkittens closed the season with a 32 to 29 win over Sigma Theta Gamma on Monday night in a preliminary to the Ohio Butler game. Center Paul Whyte of Nelsonville led with 11 points while Pete Risser of the Sigs scored 13.
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Sigma Theta Gamma
Ohio Butler
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Paul Whyte
Nelsonville
Pete Risser
Sigs
Schott
Shreffler
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Moore
Sanders
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Jerie
Renner
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Milnar
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Awe
Darr
Ewe Een
Chapman
Wright
Bearcats Tie Butler to Share MA Title
Cincinnati's Bearcats defeated Butler 61 to 51 to seize a share of the Mid-American Conference crown. The win gives Cincinnati a 17–9 season record and leaves Butler at 6–2 in league play. In Ohio Conference action Bald win Wallace led Capital to a 73–56 win over Case as Findlay beat Cleveland Fenn and Toledo thumped Wayne University of Detroit.
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Hockey at a Glance American League Scores
Springfield 2 Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 6 Providence 3 summarize a set of recent league results with the two ties and one decisive win.
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Springfield
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Providence
Bryan and Frazersburg Remain Unbeaten in Cage Tourney
Two undefeated high school basketball teams won Tuesday. Bryan beat Maumee 62 to 42 to remain unbeaten at 18-0 and advance toward a Class A sectional final. Frazeysburg edged St. Thomas 47 to 37 as captain Don Stokes scored 17 in the second half after a scoreless first half.
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Don Ferguson
Tom Flowers
Red Evans
Dick Coury
Charley Gall
Logan
Corning
Rockbridge
McArthur
Glenford
Cadmus
Crooksville
Ames-Bern
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Defiance
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Zanesville St. Thomas
Zanesville
Don Stokes
Frazersburg
Woodsfield
Marietta
Ridgeville
New Lyne Deming
Kent
Bettsville
Maynard De Witt Emerges as Top Dodgers Prospect
New York report highlights Maynard De Witt of Prairie Green Township as a standout minor league star with Danville Illinois. He led Three-Eye League scorers with .351 average, 187 hits, 151 runs, and 110 stolen bases last season, praised for exceptional speed and grounder efficiency.
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New York
Montreal Royals
Brooklyn
Wottaman
Giants
Clint Hartung
Maynard de Witt
Prairie Green Township
Danville
Ill
Rake Pitler
Maynard
Dodger
Athens Cribbers Clinch Independent Cage Tourney Title
Athens undefeated Corn Cribbers won the Independent Cage Tournament in Marietta with a 48-40 victory over Parkersburg Black and White Cab. Pete Risser led scorers with 55 points across four games. They beat Hopkin Pontiacs 47-42 Wagon Wheels 65-48 and Eastern Auto of Detroit 83-42 to reach the final, then pulled away from the Cabbies.
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Athens
Corn Cribbers
Marietta
Parkersburg
Cribbers
Pete Risser
Hopkin Pontiacs
Wagonwheels
Eastern Auto of
Detroit
Chauncey High School Dance Sponsored By Boosters
Chauncey Dover Band Boosters sponsor a dance at Chauncey High School Gym Friday at 8 p.m. for members and friends. Tickets sold by Opal Ley Margaret Kern and Jennie Jackson committee. Refreshments by the club. Music to be provided by a record player.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey High School
Opal Ley
Margaret Kern
Jennie Jackson
Son Visits Father in Chauncey After Car Wreck
Mr and Mrs William Robinett Jr and daughter Joan of Columbus visit Chauncey to be with William Robinett Sr who lies in Sheltering Arms Hospital recovering from injuries in a recent automobile wreck. They are guests of Mrs Robinett’s parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley Chauncey.
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Chauncey
William Robinett, Jr
Joan
Columbus
William Robinett
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Prayer services resume at Chauncey Methodist Church
Mid week prayer gatherings restart Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Chauncey Methodist Church led by Elmer Allen.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Elmer Allen
Prayer Meet Slated at Morristown Church Cottage
Weekly prayer meeting of the Morristown Holiness Church will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs David Lyons Thursday at 7 p m.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
David Lyons
Rankin Couple Welcome Daughter In Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs George Rankin of Chauncey and Glouster announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Chauncey
George Rankin
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Wildcats defend title at NCAA swimming championships
Coach Mike Peppe will helm a full Ohio State University team traveling to Seattle for the NCAA swimming championships on March 29 and 30 to defend the crown after avenging a prior loss.
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Columbus
Mike Peppe
Seattle
Ohio State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chauncey Mathews announces birth in Athens
Wayne Mathews superintendent of the Dola schools and Mrs. Mathews announce the birth of a seven and one fourth pound daughter at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Chiki Sugar Creek. Mr Mathews was formerly superintendent of Chauncey Dover Schools.
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Chauncey
Wayne Mathews
Dola
Ohio
Mathews
Ethel Chiki
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Joseph Chiki
Sugar Creek
Chauncey-Dover
Mrs. Mildred Thimmes Dies in Toledo
Mrs Mildred Syx Thimmes 50 daughter of Mrs Anna Syx and the late Charles Syx of Chauncey died Tuesday at her Toledo home after an extended illness. Funeral services likely in Toledo Thursday. Survived by three daughters Mrs Ward Carson Mrs Jack Roberts and Mrs Wayne Caris all of Toledo and five grandchildren. Also survives her mother three sisters and two brothers. Mrs Ley departed Chauncey for Toledo to remain until the funeral.
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Chauncey
Mildred Syx Thimmes
Anna Syx
Charles Syx
Toledo
Thimmes
Ward Carson
Jack Roberts
Wayne Caris
Opal Ley
Mae Turner
Kathryn Lewis
Bernard Syx
Lester Syx
Ley
Birthday Party For CHAUNCEY-Mrs Sammy Mac Clellan
Mrs Sammy Mac Clellan was guest of honor at a Sunday birthday party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Bietelschies. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ray Arbell and children Ray James Donna Jean and Skippy Mr and Mrs Charles Hart and children Billy Mary and Bob Mr and Mrs William Lovsey and children Sonny Sissie Tommie and Roger Lee and Mr McClellan and son Terry.
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Chauncey
Sammy MacClellan
Elmer Bietelschies
Ray Arbell
Ray James
Donna Jean
Skippy
Charles Hart
Billy
Mary
Bob
William Lovsey
Sonny
Sissie
Tommie
Roger Lee
McClellan
Terry
Church Visit Slated to Athens Meeting
Delegations from Church of Christ parishes will attend a gathering in Athens Wednesday night arriving at 7 30 p m after leaving their churches in time for the event.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Athens
Dinner Guests At Chauncey Household
Mrs. Charles Ma theny and Miss Elsie Walton hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr. Frank J. Walton of Saginaw Michigan and Miss Leta Barnhart and Miss Iris Walton of Chauncey. Evening callers included George Walton of Mansfield and Charles Davis of Dayton.
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Chauncey
Charles Matheny
Elsie Walton
Frank J. Walton
Saginaw, Mich
Leta Barnhart
Iris Walton
George Walton
Mansfield
Charles Davis
Dayton
Miss Simonton Birthday Honor At Chauncey Home
Chauncey guests gathered at the county home chapel to honor Chauncey resident Ann Simon 14th birthday with pink and white decorations a cake and refreshments. Attendees included Phyllis Pennell Janet Nicholson Grace Crabetree Bobby Lay Naomi Sue Love Sam Starkey Genevieve Smathers and others. Needle Club Meeting Date Changed To Thursday At Mrs Kathryn McDaniel Home.
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Chauncey
Ann Simon
Willard Simoonton
Simtonton
Phyllis Pennell
Janet Nicholson
Grace
Needle Club
Millfield
Kathryn McDaniel
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