Regional basketball tourney opens here Friday
Seventeen high school teams converge at Ohio University gymnasium for the regional tournament Friday and Saturday. Class A features nine teams and eight top Class B clubs in the Southeast district. Refs are Russ Finsterwald and Dave Reese. Top contenders include Portsmouth and Chillicothe in Class A while Frankfort and Middleport lead Class B. Opening rounds schedule lists games from 1:30 p.m. through 10:30 p.m. Friday with several Appalachia and southern Ohio teams competing for a spot in the state tournament.
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Ohio University Gymnasium
Russ Finsterwald
Syracuse
Dave Reese
Denison
Columbus
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Logan
Red Devils
Nelsonville
Trojans
Athens High Bulldogs
Ironton
Hillspere
Wilmington
Greenfield
Chil- Heathe
Frankfort
Washington
Sparts
Ross County
Middleport
Meigs County
Athens
Stewart
New Lexington
Perry County
Wheelersburg
Leesburg
Rome Township
Lawrence County
West Union
Adams County
Washington D. H
Rome
Beaver
Middleports
Kenton
Greenfield-Washington
Hillsboro
White Sox rout Giants in exhibition win
San Antonio March 12 Donie Bush remains optimistic as the White Sox shell Giants pitchers in an exhibition game. They beat New York 10 to 6 after striking for seven runs in the third inning powered by Fred Fitzsimmons’s efforts.
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San Antonio
Donie Bush
White Sox
New York Giants
Sox
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Columbia Clinches EIIBL Title With Penn Win
Columbia secured the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League championship by defeating the University of Pennsylvania 29 to 23 at the Palestra. This marks the Lions first EIIBL crown since 1926.
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Philadelphia
U.p—Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Gudat to Start for Reds Against Tigers Sunday
Dan Howley Reds manager Marvin Gudat, a youthful left hander, will start for Cincinnati against Detroit in a Tam Sunday game in Orlando.
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Orlando
Fla
U.P
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Marvin Gudat
Detroit Tigers
Stella Walsh Dominates 220 Yard Dash At Madison Square Garden
Stella Walsh of New York Central A A led an international field in the 220 yard dash indoors at Madison Square Garden setting a world record time of 26 1 10 seconds. She won by 18 paces over Dallas Creamer of Toronto with Ray Conger also victorious in the Columbian mile. Bernie McCafferty won the Casey 600.
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New York
U.P
Jean Gal
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Stella Walsh
New York Central
A. A
Miss Walsh
Walcewicz
Dallas Creamer
Toronto
Philadelphia
Ray Conger
Ilinois A. C
Paul Martin
Phil Edwards
Hamilton
Qont
Olympic Club
McCaffert
Four Stars to Quit Baseball Unless Raised
Four major stars threaten to quit baseball before the season begins unless contracts are improved. Fred Lindstrom of the Giants, Shires of the White Sox, Babe Herman of the Dodgers, and Goose Goslin of Washington each hold out. Lindstrom is at camp with a reduced salary, Herman seeks 25 thousand, and Goslin’s pay was cut from 17,090 to 10,000 after a poor batting season.
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New York
U.P
Fred Lindstrom
New York Giants
Shires
Chicago White Sox
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Googe Goslin
Washington
Lindstrom
Herman
Goslin
Clark Griffith
Women Aquatic Stars Gather for Big Meet
United States swimmers converge in Miami Beach for the five day national AAU women’s indoor swimming and diving championships at the Roman Pools. Florida AAU state meet records were set with Babs Beckwith of Coral Gables leading in the 190 200 and 600 yard freestyles. Notable entrants include Mary Lou Quinn Helen Madison Dorothea Dickinson Catherine Ames Eleanor Holm Lisa Lindstrom Ethel Lackie Joan McSheehay and Jane Faunte.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.P
United States
Florida A. A. U
Babs Beckwith
Coral Gables
Mary Lou Quinn
Chicago
Helen Madison
Seattle
Dorothea Dickinson
Catherine Ames
Eleanor Holm
Lisa Lindstrom
New York
Ethel Lackie
Joan MecSheehay
Boston
Jane Faunte
Michigan Northwestern poised for Big Ten swimming meet
Stars to compete in Evanston with five defending champions among Michigan and Northwestern hoped to lead score at the two day Big Ten meet in Evanston Illinois Friday and Saturday.
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Evanston
Ill
U.R
Michigan
Northwestern
Hounds Expected Win in First Tourney Tilt
Nelsonville High coach George Marshall predicts a win over Hillsboro in the Friday game as long as his team plays as in recent wins against Athens and Carlton Hill. He notes Gallipolis withdrawal favors Nelsonville and plans light practice to stay sharp for tournament action.
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Nelsonville
George Marshall
Nelsonville High
Hillsboro
Athens
Carlton Hill
Gallipolis
Greyhounds
Marshall
Independents Win Mat Title at Ohio University
Independents captured the intramural wrestling championship at Ohio University by winning four class titles in the finals held Wednesday night at the men’s gym. Individual champions include Hepler 115 pounds, Ray 125 pounds, Breed 135 pounds, Keller 145 pounds, Hall 155 pounds, Rum baugh 165 pounds, Phillips 175 pounds, and Beard heavyweight 115 pounds. A special match determined Ohio University’s state tournament rep: Taraschke won by time advantage.
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Ohio University
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Hepler
Ray
Breed
Phi Kappa Tau
Keller
Tau Sigma Delta
Hall
Rumbaugh
Ray Kappa Epsilon
Phillips
Beard
Theta Chi
Independent
Paul
Chappell
Omega Beta Pi
Bigelow
Yau Sigma Delta
Westervelt
Phi Kappa
Roudabush
Stevenson
Chi Sigma Chi
Woolweaver
Sigma Pi
Smith
Gamma Gamma Gamma
Listen
Tarasche
Tydor Olson
Cleveland
Taraschke
Bruins Aim to Tie NHL Record With 18th Straight Win
The Boston Bruins, aiming to match a 18 game winning streak set by the Canadiens two years ago, seek their 18th straight victory after a 17 game unbeaten run. The team has already broken more than a dozen records this season.
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Chicago
Boatch
U.P
Boston Bruins
Les Canadiens
Bruins
Athletics Win In Tampa In Errorless Victory
Philadelphia's World Champion Athletics defeated the Tampa Southeastern League club 6 to 5 yesterday in Tampa Florida. The game featured errorless defense from Philadelphia and a close finish.
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Tampa
Fla
Philadelphia
Athletics
Inter-Dorm Finals Set For Tonight At The Gym
O U Cafeteria and Howard Hall win semifinals at mens gymnasium to reach the interdormitory final. Nolan Swackhammer leads Cafeteria with a standout one handed shooting display as they overcome Lindley’s six point lead to win 30 to 22. Boyd Hall and Lindley Hall play a consolation game before the main event Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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O. U. Cafeteria
Howard Hall
Lindley Hall
Boyd Hall
Mens Gymnasium
Boyd and Lindley Quintets
Nolan Swackhammer
O. U
t_e
Lindley
Comiskey Might Compromise On Art Shires Deal
Chicago march 13 Comiskey the baseball boss said he would compromise on a bonus arrangement with Art Shires while maintaining firm control of the club He hinted at a flat sum plus a bonus that could lift Shires earnings to over 10000 with no more trouble tolerated on the team.
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Chicago
U.rpr
Charles Comiskey
Art Shires
Comiskey
Art
Thorson Leads Bowling Stars at Cleveland
J William Thorson of Chicago continues to top the field as the American Bowling Congress event unfolds in Cleveland Ohio. Wasiak and Brown lead doubles while Wasiak trails in singles by seven pins of the tenth place score. Jimmy Smith of the Green River Randolphs Chicago appears as a noted contender with a history of perfect games but lacks ABA medals.
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Cleveland
J. William Thorson
Chicago
J. Wasiak
W. Shero
Syracuse
N. Y
Wasiak
T. Brown
J. Fox
Indianapolis
Feaders
Vincenza
Melilla
Jimmy Smith
Green River Randolphs
Ohio Quintet Eliminated From Tourney
Eight teams remained in the race for the National Amateur Athletic Union crown after four days of play in Kansas City Mo on March 13. East Central Teachers of Ada Okla upset the Goodyears of Akron Ohio 23 to 12 to reach the semi finals. The Middle West is represented by the South Side Turners of Indianapolis who defeated the Ascension Club of Minneapolis 16 to 15.
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Kansas City
U.K
National Amateur Athletic Union
East Central Teachers
Ada
Okla
Goodyears
Akron
Middle West
Turners
Indianapolis
Ascension Club
Minneapolis
Dark horses clash in Global Four Ball final at Miami
Unheralded duos reach the Miami Country Club final of the five thousand dollar International Four Ball. Cyril Walker of Saddle River and Clarence Gamber of Detroit face Harry Hampton of Chicago and Neal McIntyre of Indianapolis after Walker Gamber defeated Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Country Club
Cyril Walker
Saddle River
N. J
Clarence Gamber
Detroit
bBccaraton
Flat Country Club
Harry Hampton
Chicago
Neal McIntyre
Indianapolis
Walker
Gamber
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Hampton
McIntyre
Tony Manero
Elmsford
N. Y
Densmore Shure
Columbus
Murphy Turns Pro to Score Four Field Goals
Chicago March 13. Stretch Murphy, hailed as the year’s top college center, turned pro with the Chicago Bruins and led the scoring as they beat the Brooklyn Visitations 26 to 12. He tallied four field goals using his six foot six frame and held Pat Herlihy scoreless.
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Chicago
U.P
Murphy
Chicago Bruins
Brooklyn Visitations
Pat Herlihy
Wooster College Selects Captain for 1930-31 Season
Al McConhie, Wooster College guard and two letter man in basketball, was elected captain for the 1930-31 Wooster team. He also earned a baseball letter as catcher. Returning letter men next year include Ray Miller Ashland forward Pat Talbot Wooster center and Paul Hudson Nelsonville guard.
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Wooster
al McConhie
McConhie
Torain High
McConkie
E. M. “Mose” Hole
Ray Miller
Ashland
Pat Talbot
Paul Hudson
Nelsonville
LaCoste Withdraws From Davis Cup Competition
In Paris on March 18 10 P France the Davis Cup title defense for Rene LaCoste is jeopardized by illness. Doctors have forbidden him to play and he has officially withdrawn from Davis Cup action according to Fot Romeo dispatches from the Pyrenees.
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Paris
France
Rene LaCoste
Fot Romeo
Pyrenees
LaCoste
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