Greenfield and Pomeroy win in Southeastern District tourney
Greenfield McClain over Logan 35 to 20 and Pomeroy edges New Lexington 31 to 27 in a Saturday night doubleheader at Ohio University Men's Gymnasium. Shiveler and Spencer led Greenfield with seven and six points, Hillis topped New Lexington with eight as Greenfield led wire to wire despite Grate scoring five in the loss.
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Brehm
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Gallipolis
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Eeeeneeeeves
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Wallace
Rene
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Jaynes
Jorrmor
Oakley
Westfall
Rosser
Keeton
Bateman
Ee Knight
Bingman
Gee
Marietta Tigers Dominate Wheelersburg In Athens
Marietta Tigers routed Wheelersburg 64 to 24 in Athens. Center Tom O'Brien led with 23 points as the halftime margin reached 20 points and then widened in the second half.
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Tigers
Wheelersburg
Tom O’brien
Tiger
Athens
Glous Marietta
Lowe
Rigaux
Danny Redington
Caskin
J. Meagie
Zimmers
Dan- OP
Wele
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L. Smith
F. Thomas
Christian
Norman
Lallow
Donkey
Moog
Soister
Lashmett
Groh
Thomas
Wilson - Gleim
Feller to Start in Game with Dodgers
Bob Feller will start for the Indians in Sunday’s exhibition doubleheader against the Brooklyn Dodgers in Havana. The teams were rained out Saturday by a tropical storm, setting up a two game twin bill with Feller to work three innings. Also on the mound, Al Milnar, Al Smith, Jim Bagby, Dewey Adkins and Joe Heving will get three innings each. Durocher plans three southpaws and two veteran right-handers for the Dodgers. Montsin wins Pan American Handicap at Tropical Park in sloppy track.
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Bob Feller
Brooklyn Dodgers
Indians
Dodgers
Twin Hill
Feller
Roger Peckinpaugh
The
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Leo the Lippy Durocher
Peckinpaugh
al Milnar
al Smith
Jim Bagby
Dewey Adkins
Joe Heving
Miami
Fila
Little Conn McCreary
H. Friedberg
Montsin
Tropical Park
Tim Cohane
N. Y
World-Telegram
Jimmy Dykes
Elmer Layden
Bill Stern
Satevepost
Clayton Heafner
Jake Wade
Charlotte Observer
Cy*Sherman
Lincoln
Neb
Star
Benny Leonard
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Officials for State Tourney Are Selected
Ohio scholastic championship basketball tourney officials named for March 20 to 22 at the state fairgrounds coliseum. Referees include H C Campbell East Liverpool L T Rang Akron Mack Schaffer Columbus Grove Martin Bishop Madeira. Assistants Jones Davis Mechling Polena and timers Drake Layman with Drake and Layman scoring duties.
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Columbus
H. R.townsend
Clyde McFarland
South Zanesville
Drake
Gosnel Layman
Boxing Grudge and Grins In Sports Roundup
Joe Louis versus Abe Simon tops the bill at five dollars for a heavyweight title clash. Notes cover Jim Braddock’s comeback chatter, Ed Bales’ scoop, and Braddock’s exhibition tour with Red Burman. Also mentions Lou Amblers in lights at Madison Square Garden and Tim Cohane’s column on Indians and Bulls, plus birthdays and media appearances.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Ernie Lombardi
Ed Bales
Chattanooga News-Free
Jim Braddock
Jim
Joe Gould
Red Burman
Red
Edwin Elliott Carnett
Oklahoma
NEA
Detroit Athletic Commissioner
Michigan Motor City
Midland Wins $50,000 San Juan Capistrano Handicap
Midland won the mile and a half San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Los Angeles on Saturday in 2 29. General Manager finished second Barrancosa placed third and oo finished fourth in the field.
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Los Angeles
Midland
Barrancosa
Heads Up Basketball and Lookouts Training Plans
In a Dallas city league game one team started with four players and the ball lay idle for three minutes before the error was noted. The same squad later drew a six player on the floor penalty. Meanwhile the Chattanooga Lookouts will train on an island off Daytona Beach with owner Joe Engel rumored to require swimming practice.
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Dallas
Chattanooga Lookouts
Daytona Beach
Southern Association
Joe Engel
Amesville Beats Crooksville 37 34 in Sectional Opener
Ames Bern led by Phillips with 14 points and Inman 10 edged Crooksville 37 to 34 in the Class B Sectional Tournament opener. Crooksville outscored Amesville on field goals 12 to 11 but the visitors thrived at the free throw line.
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Ames-Bern
Athens County
Crooksville
Hannum
Ames Bern
Matthews
Sore
Wrette
Winmon
Sscoe Esbeas
Met
Sussmeneteuse
Kenney
Welbott
Cisecstece
Mulcahy First Major League Player Draft Pick Enlists
Philadelphia pitcher Hugh Mulcahy, the first major league player drafted, was inducted Saturday and left with about 270 Boston men for Camp Edwards on Cape Cod. Mulcahy won 13 games for the Phillies last season.
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Boston
Hugh Mulcahy
Camp Edwards
Cape Cod
Mulcahy
Phillies
Record Entry Expected for State Bowling Tournament
Dayton Ohio AP notes the 38th Buckeye classic expects a record field with 206 out-of-town entries and 250 or more Dayton quintets, aiming for around 500 teams. Ohio counties and cities push entries as March 22 deadline nears. prize fund reaches 15000 plus 600 guaranteed by local association.
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Dayton
Otto Zavakos
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Ohio State Bowling Proprietors’ Association
Cleveland Rosenblums
Steve
Pistol meet carded Columbus at Midwest Championships
More than 100 hand gun artists from Ohio and surrounding states are expected to fire next Sunday at the Olentangy Village range in the 16th annual Midwest Pistol Championships.
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Columbus
Ohio
Olentangy Village
Derby Nomination With 112 Entries Opens Horse Season
One hundred twelve of the nation’s best three year olds were nominated for the 67th Kentucky Derby with May 3 at Churchill Downs seen as the likely post. Col. Matt Winn calls the race wide open with at least 30 possible winners.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Charles S. Howard
Porter
Cap
Whirlaway
Warren Wright
Dispose
Our Boots
Woodvale Farms
Wheatley Stables
Cincinnati Reds ticket seller Harry Murdough dies
Harry E. Murdough, 57, longtime ticket sales manager for the Cincinnati Reds, died Friday night.
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Cincinnati
Harry E. Murdough
Cincinnati Reds
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