Southeastern District Class A tournament opens at Ohio University gym
Sixteen of nineteen teams begin the Southeastern District Class A tournament at Ohio University with Athens led by coach Harry Lackey eyeing a run. Tonight Ironton meets Hillsboro, Athens faces Lancaster, Portsmouth East plays Wellston. winners rest Friday, then resume Saturday for a possible final.
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Long Island Tops Toledo in season finale
The Sailors from Long Island beat De Sales College 61 to 37 at home, finishing 12 wins and nine losses. Toledo University fell to Long Island University of New York 49 to 43 at Madison Square Garden, costing the Buckeyes a bid to the National Invitational Tournament.
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Bobcats Win AAU Mat Title Against Ohio State Rivalry
Springfield reports Ohio University wrestlers topped the state AAU matches earning three firsts and a second while Ohio State finished close behind with three firsts. Kalazenka won 134 pounds Parker 174 pounds Levine 191 pounds Schleicher unlimited heavyweight runner up Upton 123 pounds from Middletown YMCA. Baltzell of Middletown broke his right arm during a body slam with Schleicher.
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Fred Schleicher
Billy Upton
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Baseball Talk and Player Bets Across Teams and Eras
A breezy column notes headlines across baseball circles with managers players and trades. It cites Bill Terry Horace Stoneham Babe Ruth and Carl Hubbell with anecdotes on salary gear and pennant talk. It mentions Joe Cronin Marty McManus and Ralph Baskett and reflects on managers and critics from St Louis to Boston.
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Horace Stoneham
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Carl Hubbell
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Johnny Rucker
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Athens Five Wins Over Crooksville In Bowling Match
A Athens bowling team defeated Crooksville by 96 pins at Sportland Recreation on Wednesday night. Harry Cakonougher led the winners with 612 for three games followed by Lashmett 609. Tharp led Crooksville with 590. Final totals show Athens 2860 to Crooksville 2764 with strong early frames giving the hosts the edge.
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Logan To Be Represented On Diamond
Logan High school will play baseball in the spring as district officials report a six team league. The proposed league includes Jackson Wellston Pomeroy Gallipolis Nelsonville and Logan with five games per team three away and two at home. Athens and Middleport would not field teams.
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Walker Defeats O Gatti in Fifth Round Technical Knockout
Detroit report: Jack Buddy Walker of Columbus Ohio with a 200 pound frame accidentally butted Joe O Gatty of Newark New Jersey over the eye causing a stoppage in the fifth round. O Gatty weighed 199 pounds. Walker secured the TKO victory last night.
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Buddy” Walker
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Bulldogs Open Tournament Against Lancaster Golden Gates
Southeastern Ohio District tournament opens with Athens Bulldogs facing Lancaster Golden Gates in the second game at 8 p m. Lancaster's 2-17 record belies a tough schedule in the Central Ohio League as coach Esco Sarkkinen builds a developing squad. Athens counters with Bill Poling Jack Engh Orland McPherson Tom Williams John Finns ist Buddy Connell among starters while aiming to use reserves early.
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Sarazen and Hogan Capture Four Ball Title
Gene Sarazen and Ben Hogan won the 18th annual international four ball tournament in Coral Gables Florida with a 4 and 3 victory over Ralph Guldahl and Sam Snead in the finals. Sarazen noted this year was a hundred times harder than before.
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Jimmy Wilsons Pennant Chances With Cubs Hinge On Doubtful Hurlers
The Cubs, led by manager Jimmy Wilson, rely on uncertain pitching to boost National League hopes. Claude Passeau, Larry French, and Vern Olsen head a list of possible contributors, with strong infield and outfield candidates including Billy Herman, Stan Hack, Rip Russell, Bill Nicholson, Hank Leiber, Lou Novikoff, and Augie Galan.
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De Sales tops Wilmington in college basketball clash
De Sales defeated Wilmington 61 to 37 in college basketball. Long Island N Y posted a 49 43 win over Toledo as high school tournament results flowed from Kenton Findlay Crestline and other sites. Final scores include Napoleon 52 Swanton 26 and Dayton Dunbar 35 Central 30 while Riser and others posted points.
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Red Moffet Wins Narrow Points Decision In Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Connecticut Red Moffet 152 pounds from Devon Connecticut out pointed Gene Molnar 155 pounds from New York in an eight round contest. In Perth Amboy New Jersey Fred Die Cochrane 142 pounds from Elizabeth New Jersey stopped Joe De Jesus 141 pounds from New York in one round.
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Red) Cochrane
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