Regional high school basketball finals in Athens Ohio
Four top Class B and four Class A teams compete in regional play at Ohio University in Athens as part of the state tournament structure. Utica Yorkville Corning Rome lead rosters with strong records, while key players include Utica’s league star and Yorkville’s guard on the AP all Ohio team. Saturday's schedule features Utica vs Corning and Yorkville vs Rome with consolation and final games to follow.
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Ohio University
Athens
Ithough
Columbus
Rome
Yorkville
Utica
Corning
Redskins
Lawrence E. Yarman
Ashland
Licking County
Steubenville Central
Wheeling Central
Tiltonville
Ted Sims
Dillonvale
Railroaders
Perry County
Glenford
Somerset
Ason
Logan
Lawrence County
West Virginia
Orange
Ed Wilgus
Marshall
Franklin
Bob Jackson
Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio racing dates moved to Monday meeting
Columbus announces that dates for Ohio race meetings will be considered on Monday rather than Tuesday by the state racing commission.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Racing Commission
AP All-Ohio cagers select standout players
The AP All-Ohio cagers include honorees from Dresden Fredericktown Vinton Rural Wyoming Clearview and other listed schools led by Jack Hindel Marv Shaffer Daryl Gregory and Dean Bruce with national exposure and regional pride.
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Jack Hindel
Dresden
Marv Shaffer
Fredericktown
Daryl Gregory
Vinton Rural
Dean Bruce
Wyoming
Gene Krupp
Clearview
Camp Gossip Highlights Vitamin Talk In Indians Camp
LAFAYETTE Ind AP manager Lou Boudreau invites Purdue physician Dr S J Miller to discuss vitamins with Cleveland Indians players as part of indoor drills. Meanwhile Cardinals and Pirates prepare with drills and roster updates while Browns and Dodgers announce arrivals and early signings in spring training notes.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
S. J. Miller
Purdue
Hut Ateen Alewave
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Indians
Roy Callendine
Yankees
Angott Pep Clash At Madison Square Garden
Wee Willie Pep and Sammy Angott meet in a ten round non title lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden with both under 135 pounds. Experts expect the winner to claim a share of the world lightweight title, amid return from hand treatment for Pep and Angott’s crouching mauling style.
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New York
Wee Willie Pep
Sammy’ Angott
Madison Square Garden
49Th Street
Sammy
Cairo, All
Wee Willie
Cardinals
Pep
Fullerton's Roundup Highlights Mental Edge in Track and Miscellany
Greg Rice emphasizes the mental side of mile versus two mile events as he eyes a likely Chicago relays record. Giants players improvise a one paddle doubles table tennis game at Brannick Arms. News notes cover suspended NL baseball games, Proxy Ford Frick on train-based halts, and guest snippets on Indians and college athletes with Army service.
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New York
Greg Rice
Chicago
New York Giants
Lakewood
N. J
Brannick Arms
Mel Ott
Cliff Melton
Ford Frick
All-State Cage Teams Announced in Ohio
Ohio high school basketball honors reveal 15 all-Ohio selections across Class A and B from 25,000 players, honoring stars who lacked team reach to state finals. Senior players dominate Class A first team. notable backs include Hank Vaughn and Jun ior Coach Franklin Coadh. center Jack Wilson leads Class A.
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Henry Vaughn
Akron
Ed Sterling
Martins Ferry
Jack Wilson
Xenia Central
Bob Galloway
Cambridge
Carroll Seiple
Defiance
Dale Haverstock
Canton McKinley
Fred Schaus
Newark
Joe Jacobs
Toledo Central
Tom O'Malley
Cincy Hughes
Dom Venetta
Warren Harding
Dick Wehr
Barnesville
J. Singerman
Tiltonsville
Angelo Sanchez
Canton
Timken
Deacon” Gross
Coshocton
Jack Maisch
Yorkville
Sosceceess
Fred Hirsimaki
E. Conneaut
Junior Hart
Irondale
Ronald Tucker
Centerbury
Bill Bachman
Plainville
Robert Fee
Plain City
Wendell Magnone
Webster Township
Ralph Christen
Henry
Hank) Vaughn
Akron Central
Franklin
Junior) Coadh
Utica
Jack
Kings
Warren
Ernie Parks
Alex Groza
Bob Mason
Bellefontaine
Bob Wellman
Cincinati Purcell
Jack Shaw
East Clevelad Shaw
Tom Connor
Dover
Vic Keller
Wauseon
Shade High School Beats Stewart In Red Cross Benefit
Shade High School defeated Stewart 34 to 24 on Shade’s floor in a Red Cross benefit game. Stewart led 14 to 13 at halftime before Shade surged ahead in the second half. Wingett and Hawk led Shade with 12 and 9 points while Storer had 8 for Stewart.
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Shade High School
Stewart
Red Cross
Shade
Wingett
Hawk
Storer
Athens High School
Winzett
Dunfee
Athens
Fight results round up from Atlantic coast bouts
In Fall River Massachusetts Costa of Woonsocket Rhode Island outpointed Frankie Young of New Haven Connecticut over 10 rounds. In Boston Jackie Callura from Hamilton Ontario outpointed Jackie Wilson from Pittsburgh over 15 rounds to retain the NBA featherweight title.
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Fall River
Mass
Costa
Woonsocket
R. I
Frankie Young
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Jackie Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Jackie Wilson
Marshall to Meet Charles in 10-Round Title Bout
Lloyd Marshall of San Francisco will challenge Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati in a 10 round bout here March 3 for California middleweight and light heavyweight titles. Also Joey Maxim will fight Curtiss Sheppard in a return bout on the same card.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Marshall
San Francisco
California
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Larry Atkins
Joey Maxim
Curtiss Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Cardinals poised as potential repeat world champs in Cairo notes
NEA columnist hails the St. Louis Cardinals as a top World Series threat amid wartime roster shifts. The piece highlights depth in pitching and hitting talent, mentions key players like Musial, Triplett, Hopp, and Garris, and notes recruits such as Brecheen, Roe, Donnelly, and Munger shaping a strong wartime squad.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Cairo
St. Louis Cardinals
Ohio
Mississippi
Red Birds
Cardinals
Brooklyns
New York Giants
Johnny Beazley
Terry Moore
Country Slaughter
Creepy Crespi
Howard Pollet
Red Blazers
Pete Reiser
Pee Wee Reese
Dodgers
Army
Whitey Kurowski
Jimmy Brown
Moore
Harry Walker
Harry
Stan Musial
Coaker Triplett
Ray Sanders
Johnny Hopp
Buster Adams
Sacramento
Debs Garris
Dain Clay
Houston
Frank Demaree
Tnem
Billy Southworth
Morton Cooper
Ernie White
Max Lanier
Murry Dickson
Howard Krist
Harry Gumbert
Bill Beckman
Harry Brecheen
Ted Wilks
Brecheen
Branch Rickey
Red Munger
Columbus
Slim Southpaw
Preacher Roe
Lefty Dockins
Southern Association
Blix Donnelly
Sam
J T School Holds Annual Cage Banquet
TRIMBLE The Jacksonville Trimble High School cage banquet drew 92 attendees for a chicken dinner and program. Principal L E Buell, Coach Sam Johnson, Brando Grover of Ohio University, Rev C E Palmer, and PTA members attended as honored guests. The event featured a 24 member girls chorus, a keynote on honoring young America, and a dance to a local orchestra.
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Navy
PTA
Palmer
Kasler
Buell
Sam Johnson
Grover
Young America
Victor Joyce
Joe Dilley
Jimmie Barry
Lewis Buell, Jr
Mrs Snowden Dies Of Heart Attack In Ohio
Mrs S S Underwood learned of her sister in law Anna Snowden’s sudden death from a heart attack while visiting a cousin in Columbus. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at Harkins Chapel in Vinton County with burial in Hebbardsville.
Toledo Rockets reach NIT semis with Manhattan win
Toledo University rockets defeated Manhattan 57 to 47 to advance to the NIT semifinals in Madison Square Garden. Led by Charles Harmon and Bob Boydard with 14 points each, they beat a tough Manhattan squad as 16 265 gathered. Next play Washington and Jefferson on March 27 in the preliminary final test.
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NEW York
Toledo University
Rockets
Ohio
Buckeye
Manhattan University
Madison Square Garden
Washington and Jefferson
Creighton University
Toledoans
Jaspers
Manhattan
Charles
Jackrabbit
Young Men Lead Services At Glouster Revival
C B Tigner is away for a revival and two young men will lead both morning and evening services at Glouster. Sunday includes 9 am Sunday School 10 am church and communion followed by a 6 pm YPSE gathering and 7 pm evening service with a religious pageant by Paul McAllister. Rev A G Winkle outlines Methodist schedule with 9:30 am church school 10:? worship and 7:30 pm evening service and midweek Lenten sessions at 7:30.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Christian Church
Richard Williams
YPSE
Paul McAllister
A. G. Winkle
Methodist Church
Earl Johnson
Margaret Dunlevy
Rev
Winkle
Joint Inspection of Lodges To Be Held
Glouster Lodge will host a joint inspection with Bishopville and Trimble lodges Friday at 7 30 PM Eastern War Time. Master Mason degree for one candidate to be conferred. D D G M W Wenslow Sauer of Marietta will conduct the inspection. All regular Masons invited.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Trimble
D.D.G.M. W. Wenslow Sauer
Marietta
Glouster Circle Plans Friday Meeting at 7 30 PM
Glouster WSCS Circle No 3 of the Methodist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Florence Parker s home. The Glouster social notes note a birthday celebration for Mrs George Marquis with relatives visiting from Bar berton Akron Trimble and Columbus and Cleveland trips by family members. Phyllis Kleinman returns for a ten day visit from Ohio State University. Rupert Embrey resigns from W W Bryson s store to work in a Cleveland defense plant. Mrs A G Winkle visits Newark.
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Glouster
Marecelite Rebekah Lodge
Loo
F. Hall
Collee
WSCS
Methodist Church
Florence Parker
George Marquis
Marquis
Myron Marquis
Robert Dean
Zane Allen
Barberton
Charles Saulters
Allene
Lavonda
Carl Randall
Akron
Iva
Betty
Wanda
Bertha Luckey
Trimble
Charles Williams
Joyce Williams
Columbus
Tanna M. Lintala
Cleveland
Theodore Williams
Dorothy Saulters
Chrystal Cannon
Phyllis Kleinman
Ohio State University
Samuel Kleinman
Rupert Embrey
W. W. Bryson
A. G. Winkle
Newark
Leonard Kleinman Granted Externship At Grant Hospital
Leonard Kleinman son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kleinman received an externship at Grant Hospital. He will finish his medical course this year and then enter active Army service. He currently holds second lieutenant and is deferred until graduation. after active duty he will be promoted to first lieutenant.
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Glouster
Leonard Kleinman
Samuel Kleinman
Grant Hospital
Os.u. Medical College
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