Greenies and Perry County Seek B District Final Glory
Perry County fends off history to face Ames-Bernquot in tonight's Class B District final at Ohio University gym. Glenford's 28-0 Greenies bring height from Dewey Barr and Loren Walters against Amesville's Ames-Bernquin tet. In Florida, Jimmy Dykes condemns umpire scrutiny as new league rule enforces bench discipline.
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Perry County
Ohio
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Perry Countians
Athens County
Ames-Bern
Glenford
Greenies
P.m
Amesville
Stewart
Rome-Canaan
Charles McAfee
Dewey Barr
Loren Walters
Aaron Jago
David Hamilton
Jim Sophius
Olan Koehler
Sammy Bolin
Paul Shrider
Jim Loughman
Jim Hamilton
Barr
Walters
Hamilton
Koehler
Globetrotters Return to Columbus Ohio State Fairgrounds
The Harlem Globetrotters will perform at the Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum on Thursday March 26 with a doubleheader and floor show. Included are notable acts Doug Cartland and Marty Reisman with a table tennis demonstration and appearances by Goose Tatum Rookie Brown Grider Wilson Robinson Haynes and other top showmen.
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Columbus
Harlem Globetrotters
Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Globetrotters
Doug Cartland
Marty Reisman
Cartland
Reisman
Rece
Goose) Tatum
William
Rookie
Second Army boxers set for All-Army tournament
FT Meade Maryland reports featherweight bouts as Pvt Leroy Grant of Camp Breckenridge and Pvt Od Cari Jordan of Ft Lee along with others from Atterbury and Springfield prepare for the All Army tourney with fights slated Thursday in the third round.
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FT. Meade
Atterbury
Ind
Leroy Grant
Camp Breckenridge
Cari Jordan
Ft. Lee
Springfield
Payoff Stage In Schoolboy Cage Tourneys In Ohio
Ohio district high school basketball finals set for next week with seven qualifiers for regional clashes. Class A matchups include Newark and Columbus South for Toledo regional berth. Cincinnati St Xavier vs Walnut Hills. Toledo Woodward vs Lima Central. Class B features North Baltimore vs Troy Lucky and Ames Bern vs Glenford, with Newark and Martins Ferry winners notable upsets.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newark
Columbus South
Toledo
Kent
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron Ellet
Akron North
Akron Garfield
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Toledo Woodward
Lima Central
North Baltimore
Troy Lucky
Fremont
Ames Bern
Glenford
Athens
Mount Vernon
Martins Ferry
East Liverpool
St. Clairsville
Longhorns Hold Record for Consecutive Football Wins
The University of Texas compiled a 44 game streak from 1913 to 1916, undefeated across three seasons. The run began with a 70 to 7 victory over Southwestern University on February 15, 1913, and ended January 30, 1917 when Rice defeated Texas 24 to 18.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Texas
Longhorns
Southwestern University of Texas
Rice
Long Island
Seton Hall
Clyde Littlefield
Guy Dittmar
Waco
Pete Edmond
Jimmy Viramontes
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Gloves Semi Finals Under Way Tonight
Chicago hosts the 26th Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions with 32 fighters in 24 bouts including 16 semi finals and eight finals across eight weight classes. A 20 000 entrant field is reduced to finalists watched by a Chicago Stadium crowd and a TV network across 13 Midwestern cities. Semi finals start at 9 p m EST and telecast extends to Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Dayton Ohio.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Wynn Seeks 40 000 Salary With Indians Aide Greenberg
In Tucson Ariz the dispute over Cleveland pitcher Early Wynn compensation heats up as he presses for 40 000 with Hank Greenberg and General Manager. Wynn cites Allie Reynolds 38 000 for 20 win season and notes he has 20 wins in two straight years. Doby and Avila negotiations linger while Lopez lists four position players for Saturday's exhibition against the Giants. Joe Mack of Port Clinton homers twice in intrasquad action.
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Ariz
Wynn
Hank Greenberg
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Nokomis
Fla
Greenberg
Larry Doby
Bob Avila
Mexico
al Lopez
New York Giants
Ray Boone
Harry Simpson
Luke Easter
al Rosen
Joe Mack
Port Clinton
Dallas
Gus Zernial
Philadelphia A’s
Eddie Waitkus
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe Rossi
Pittsburgh
Rogers Hornsby
Eddie Erantt
Bud Podbielan
Cincinnati
Boston Red Sox
Gus Niarhos
Red Sox
Charley Thompson
Brooklyn Dodger
Minford Stuns Trojans for Fourth-Straight District Semifinal Win
Minford, aided by nine late free throws, defeated Portsmouth 75 70 to force a district final berth. Dan Gilbert led Minford with 23 points while Cornell added 22 as Portsmouth fouls and key injuries hampered the Trojans. Chillicothe edged Portsmouth East 60 55 for the other final spot.
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Portsmouth Trojans
Ohio
Chillicothe
Portsmouth East
Trojans
Falcons
Waverly
Nelsonville
Trojan
Portsmouth
Jack Doll
Bill Oppenheimer
David Arnold
Ted Hacqua
Dan Gilbert
Arnold
Falcon
Carl Eckhart
Hacquard
Leroy Carr
Cornell
Nets
Eckhart
Tom Quinn
Grooms
Anincomeniian
Coveeeeescosoes
Portsmouth Ngmanenmnne
Fontana, Baur
Brooks
Aloisio
Stevens
Payne
Congium
Allison
Manion
Hines G Henson
Ccncensnnicein Ee
Withrow Knowles
Ee Ee
McGlone
Benson Chillicothe
Ewe Ewe
East
Baur
Rolph
Hockey Scores From Thursday Show Big Wins
National Boston defeated Montreal 5 to 0 and Chicago beat Toronto 3 to 1. Detroit routed New York 7 to 1 while St Louis edged Hershey 5 to 3.
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Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
New York
American St. Louis
Hershey
Sauer To Go Easy on Homers Westlake Will Aim for Fences
Veteran sluggers Sauer and Westlake show varied paths as spring drills begin. Sauer vows a natural swing and fewer power swings after a .275 average and 37 homers last season while Westlake follows Lopez's advice to swing harder for more yardage. Mantle prepares to bat cleanup for the Yankees as Stengel weighs his lineup. Browns owner Veeck discusses staying in St Louis as contracts ink for Zernial and Waitkus.
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Westlake
Hammerin
Hank Sauer
Husky
Chicago
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Mesa
Ariz
Wallops
Wally Westlake
Browns Stay In St. Louis As Milwaukee Move Fades
St. Louis Browns owner Bill Veeck ruled out moving the franchise to Milwaukee calling it a tempest in a teapot. He said the team will remain in St. Louis and explained proposals involved a shift to Milwaukee only if it required giving up the Brewers from Boston Braves ownership and entering minor league territory.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Milwaukee
Bill Veeck
St. Louis
Veeck
With Dent
Greater Milwaukee
Randall
Browns
Lou Perini
Boston Braves
Milwaukee Brewer
Browns Sign Two Rookie Tackles Dick Batten Ed Rowland
Dick Batten who had surgery for a bone disease in both legs at age two signed a pro contract with the Cleveland Browns. He joined Ed Rowland, co captain for Oklahoma, as one of two rookie tackles signing on Thursday. Coach Paul Brown praised Rowland as versatile on offense and defense.
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Cleveland
Dick Batten
Cleveland Browns
Batten
Shrine Hospital
San Francisco
College of the Pacific
Ed Rowland
Oklahoma
Rowland
Paul Brown
Ross Aims at Record In Big Ten Mile Run
In Champaign Illinois John Ross of Michigan seeks to break his 4 09 4 mile record at the Big Ten indoor meet where 200 athletes vie for finals after six pre events. Michigan as a team is favored to win the 16th title in the 43rd annual meet.
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Ross
Champaign
Michigan
John Ross
Illinois
This Week In Tourneys Saturday Final Matchups
Lassa finals feature Minford 23 1 against Chillicothe 16 4 at 8 PM. West Virginia regional tourney schedule includes Huntington Marshall versus Sissonville and Wahama versus Hurricane with a finals winner advancing to Beckley Area Tourney.
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LASSA
Minford
Chillicothe
West Virginia
Huntington Marshall
Sissonville
Wahama
Hurricane
Beckley
Ohio Matmen In Cleveland Tankers at BG
Ohio University's wrestling team heads to Cleveland for the M A battles at Western Reserve with Ed Carter leading the squad in a bid for upset or third place. Senior captain Bob Morgar Ed Lewis and Walt Bednarsky close out their college careers at the two day tourney.
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Ohio University
Fred Schleicher
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Ed Carter
Bobcats
Ohio U
Toledo
Miami
Kent State
Carter
Bob Mogar
Ed Lewis
Walt Bednarsky
Tommy Thomas
Bowling Green
Falcons
Thomas
Ohio
Glen Romangk
John Botuchis
Butance
College Scores and Ohio District Results Across Class A and B
Cincinnati 78 Miami 76 and other college games list results. Ohio high school Class A and B district scores include Columbus South 68 Col. South 48 Newark 41 Mt. Vernon 46 Youngstown North 1 Brookfield 78 Lisbon 64 Ursuline St Clairsville Martins Ferry 60 E Liverpool 54. Class B districts feature Liberty Union 65 Marysville 42 Westerville Hebron 54 Marion St Mary 50 Celina Delphos St John 84 Alger 64 Whitehouse Archbold 76 Columbus Grove 57 Kent North Lima 66 S Amherst 52 Canfield 65 Brecksville 56 Fast Sparta 63 Sterling 45 Xenia Wayne 49 Beavercreek 46. Cincinnati Mariemont 63 St Barnard 52 Lockland Wayne 58 North College Hill 45 Waverly 85 Rock Hill 54 Kingston 62 White Oak 54 Marietta Philo 76 Beverly 66 Vincent 77 Dresden 67 Dover Seio 60 Killbuck 59.
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Lockland Wayne
North College Hill
Cincinnati
Delphos St. John
Alger
Celina
St. Clairsville
Martins Ferry
E. Liverpool
Liberty Union
Marysville
Westerville Hebron
Marion St. Mary
Kent North Lima
S. Amherst
Canfield
Brecksville
Fast Sparta
Sterling
Xenia Wayne
Montgomery
Beavercreek
Waverly Waverly
Rock Hill
Kingston
White Oak
Marietta Philo
Beverly
Vincent
Dresden
Dover Seio
Killbuck
Gallia Junior Cagers Play at Rio Grande
Gallia County Junior High Basketball Tourney games at Rio Grande ended with Rio Grande defeating Bidwell 64 to 24 and Vin ton edging Mercerville 41 to 39 in overtime.
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Gallia
Rio Grande
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Bidwell
Vinton
Mercerville
Errors Cost Stroh's Lead in ABC Bowling Meet
Stroh's Beer bowlers lost the lead in the American Bowling Congress tournament after three costly errors by Buzz Fazio. Detroit, led by Fazio, posted 3,102 for second place behind Cincinnati Budweiser's 3,106 set Feb. 27. The Strohs opened 965 and finished 1,129 in the final game, with Fazio muffing shots including a gutter in the fifth frame while trying for a spare.
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Chicago
Stroh
Buzz Fazio
Detroit Five
Strohs
Cincinnati Budweiser
Detroit
Fazio
Graham Favored 2-1 To Beat Giardello At MSG
Billy Graham, a welterweight contender, is a 2 to 1 favorite to defeat middleweight Joey Giardello in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Graham vows a clear lead and no room for argument while Giardello promises a decisive win for himself. The fight will be aired by ABC and NBC starting at 10 p.m. EST.
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New York
Billy Graham
Joey Giardello
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Tll
Giardelio
ABC
NBC
North beats South in national midwinter rifle championship
Northern team defeats Southern shooters 3934 to 3895 in the national midwinter mall bore rifle championships. Frietchen of Mansfield contributed as a member of the winning Northern squad during the event in St. Petersburg Florida.
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North
South
ST. Petersburg
Fla
F. Frietchen
Mansfield
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