Dayton Flyers Triumph as Meineke Scores 25 in Final
Don Meineke stars for Dayton scoring 25 as the Flyers beat La Salle 69 62 and St Bonaventure 59 46 before 17 138 fans. Meineke ends the National Invitation Tournament with 71 points over three games and 1809 career points, surpassing Lacey and nearing Groat. Bonnies coach Eddie Melvin hails Dayton as the best foe of the year.
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Ohio Valley Association to play Sundays only for 38 game season
The Ohio Valley Association bans twilight games and schedules a 38 game season from April 13 to June 29 with a July 4 start for the second half. Point Pleasant will not field a team. Oak Hill, Jackson, Belpre, Sandyville and Ripley were noted as potential new entrants amid roster losses.
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Grapefruit Circuit Opens Spring Training Buzz in Florida
In West Palm Beach and Clearwater, A's beat Braves 10 4 and 6 2 as spring games begin. Gus Zernial shines briefly, Connie Mack attends, wind interferes, sedan wows crowd of 3000. Phillies, Reds, and Yankees squad shifts noted. Stengel gains favorable press while Braves error woes surface.
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Indians Braving Rain Seek Seals Clash in San Francisco
Wet weather disrupts Cleveland Training Camp as manager Al Lopez eyes a Pacific Coast League Seals matchup in San Francisco. George Stirnweiss ends holdout. Elliott pursuit by Indians. Luke Easter’s knee rehab delayed by rain. payroll anecdotes surface from 1948 Padres ties.
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Baseball scores and standings from Thursday games
Detroit and Boston defeated Cincinnati and St Louis by wide margins while New York topped Philadelphia and Boston beat New York. Chicago routed Pittsburgh in rain delayed play as Alaska reports record moose antler widths in Anchorage.
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Regional Tourney Pairings Across Class A and B
Regional tourney data lists Class A matchups at Cincinnati Berea Toledo Canton and Athens with teams including Withrow West Milton Middletown Portsmouth Cleveland Central St Ignatius Toledo Clay Columbus Aquinas Nelsonville Minford Dillonvale Waynesburg North Lima Canfield Columbus Grove Minster Urbana Local Wayne Township Cleve Heights Cleve West Toledo Central Catholic Lima Central Girard Steubenville Akron North Massillon Elm Valley New Matamoras Gibsonburg McComb Lockland Wayne Marysville. An unrelated note cites the 1916 Alabama free throw record by A B Wells.
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Victor To Gain Finals Berth In Regional Play
Nelsonville heads to Southeastern Ohio Regional play seeking an eighth berth in the Class B finals as Minford visits in a 8 p m game. The Greyhounds aim for their 18th straight win and a possible Columbus trip, while Minford coached by Ed Hall relies on Cliff Zempter and a balanced lineup.
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Flyers land two on All-Ohio College Team in strong showing
Dayton's Flyers place two players on the All-Ohio first team Don Meineke repeats at center with Leland Norris joining him. Cincinnati's Jim Holstein and Bowling Green's Jim Gerber earn forward spots as the Flyers head toward the NIT final and NCAA at-large bid.
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Five Mid-American players named to official league all star quintet
Five Mid-American Conference schools place players on the official all star team selected by conference coaches. Cincinnati's Jim Holstein headlines the first team for the third year, joined by Ohio University's Glen Hursey and Western Michigan's Bob Adams, with Miami's Don Knodel and Toledo's Phil Martin.
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Duke Beats NYU at Madison Square Garden First Blue Devil Win
Duke defeated New York University in Madison Square Garden marking the Blue Devils first win in the arena in recent times.
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