Feroz finish sparks benching and brawl at regional hoops
Irate Woodsfield fans rushed the court after New Lexington edged them in a tight regional final. Officials and officers intervened at the scoring table as players and coaches exchanged tense words. Burkhart led Woodsfield with 15 points after a seven foul run, while Wollenberg paced the Panthers amid late-game pressure.
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Kermit Riesser
Ab Finsterwald
Frank Cox
New Philadelphia
Ed Heidman
Cox
Tal Dack Pere
Charley Burkhart
Sover
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Bill Yoho
John Mellett
Redskin
Wollenberg
Weillenders
Himerlf
Wit Burkhart
McAndrews
A. Burkharter
Mellott
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New Lexington Panthers Triumph In Regional Claw B Final
New Lexington edges Woodfield Redskins 56 to 50 in Columbus regional final to claim 26th win. Panthers relied on Wollendberg's rebounding and inside scoring while Woodfield pressed hard, with Burkhart and Mellett contributing key points.
Ohio Univ and regional teams in seventh annual tourney
A regional tournament unfolds in St. Albans with entrants from Leges Avhena Kent Huntington Ashmaead Ky and Charleston. Spensers Pepsi Cola quintet from Athens, the reigning champions, join Sealer and Ohio University team members. Kent enters with notable collegiate careers.
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Leges
Avhena
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Huntington
Ashmaead
Charleston
Spensers
Pepsi Cole
Athens
Ohio University
Real State Collegiane
Ite Neen
Weekend Scores From Professional Association Games
Chicago beat Rochester 98 to 61 and St. Louis defeated Fort Wayne 87 to 82. Minneapolis edged Philadelphia 91 to 78. In the American League Wilkes Barre won 127 to 77 over Hartford and Trenton took Scranton Tr. In the National League Waterloo 52 Dayton 50 Moline 78 Oshkosh 61 Sheboygan 55 Denver 40 and Syracuse 77 Hammond 73.
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Rochester
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Hartford
Trenton
Scranton
Waterloo
Dayton
Moline
Oshkosh
Hockey Scores From Rival City Rivalries
Detroit 2 Montreal 1, New York 5 Chicago 1, Boston 7 Toronto 2. Buffalo 9 Philadelphia 4, Indianapolis 2 Pittsburgh 1, Hershey 7 New Haven 6, Providence 2 Springfield 1, Cleveland 7 St. Louis 3.
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Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Buffalo
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Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Hershey
New Haven
Providence
Springfield
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bearcats Cap Off Historic Season With Invitational Title
University of Cincinnati closes the season by beating Xavier 57 46 to win the Cincinnati Invitational. Coach Wiethe posts a 23 5 season record and the Bearcats claim two undisputed Mid American Conference championships. Ralph Richter sets new single season scoring mark with 460 points.
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University of Cincinnati
Bearcat
Xavier University
Jecha
Bearcat Phasketeers
Wiethe
Cats
Bearcats
Ralph Richter
Bill Westerfeld
Westerfeld
Richter
St. Francis Ofrooklyn
Oilers dethrone Oklahoma City in AAU final
Oakland Bittners defeated Phillips Oilers 55 to 51 on Saturday to win the National AAU championship, ending Oklahoma City’s reign.
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Oklahoma City
Oakland Bittners
Phillips Oilers
Scholastic Court finals may shift to Cincinnati
The Ohio scholastic finals consider moving from Fairgrounds Coliseum in Columbus to Cincinnati to solve seating limits. Commissioner H. W. Beentler cites 7000 seats at Columbus and potential revenue from Cincinnati as a fit. Regional games tee off Thursday with Class B New Lexington and Delphos St John. Class A opens Friday with Niles and Hamilton Public.
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Youngstown
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Vincent
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Obnetnnati
Nies
New Lewington
Levekiss
Weyne
Wieter
Toledo Central
Telede Tral
Akron St. Vincant
Inquest Set Over Toledo Boxer Death
An inquest will probe the death of Art Jackson an 18 year old Toledo boxer and former Golden Gloves champion. He died after a Friday training session at the YMCA following a brain operation and subsequent coma. Detective Sgt Roy Shelton says a chair collapse caused his head to strike the floor during sparring with Charlie Cotton. Cotton was slated for a bout tonight with Willie Guy of Pittsburgh.
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Art Jackson
YMCA
Roy Shelton
Jackson
Young Jackson
Charlie Cotton
Cotton
Willie Guy
Pittsburgh
Pick off play sparks Brooklyn in camp loss
In Florida reports, Brooklyn aims to use a new pick off tactic as practice. The team fell to the Philadelphia Athletics in a spring session noted for the new tactic usage.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Brooklyners
Philadelphia Athletics
Miami Football Prospects Bright at Oxford
Miami University faces a tough 1949 schedule under new head coach Wayne Woodrow Hayes as it defends MAC title. The staff combines Browns influence with Hayes Denison roots, returning 32 lettermen and a potent passing attack led by Mel Olix, with supporting backs and receivers from last year.
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Miami University
Miami
Woody Hayes
John Brickels
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Joe Madro
Sid Gillman
University of Cincinnati
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Army
Blackburn
Wayne Woodrow
Woody” Hayes
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Warren Schmakel
Ben Ankeney
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Macy's
Paul Shoults
Redskin
Vid Miller
Dick Preston
Jimmy Jones
Harold Stahl
Jack Faulkner
Paul Dellerba
Mel Olix
Ernest Plank
Bill
Kentucky Eyes NCAA Crown in Opening Round Bid
New York reports Kentucky hopes to reach the NCAA final after a two losses in 81 games. Villanova faces Yale in tonight's opener while Kentucky meets Illinois in the double header with high scorers Tony Lavelli and Paul Arizin leading Yale and Villanova.
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Tuchi
Yale
Oklahoma A
On Mate
Kansas City
Villanova
Tony Lavelli
New Haven Blues
Paul Ariain
Hambletonian Odds Bared in Winter Book for 1949
New York reports the 1949 winter odds for the Hambletonian and Little Brown Jug favor Miss Tilly and Bangaway at 41 to 1 and Good Time at 21 to 1. Miss Tilly, the Nibble Hanover filly from Greenwich, led juvenile Grand Circuit winners with 49 876 in 1948, while Bangaway showed late-season promise for Saunders Minx of Toledo. Elaine Sterling, the 1948 Hambletonian winner, is listed at 12 to 1.
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Good Time
C. W. Phellis
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Conn
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Toledo
Hale Dale
W. H. Ouane
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N. Y
Elaine Sterling
Harrison Hoyt
Bethel
Demon Hanover
A. P. Topper
Bucyrus
Grange Cage Game Amesville Preview
Ames Grange basketball hosts Stockport Grange in Ames-Bern High School gym at 7 30 p m as a prep for the State Grange Tournament in Columbus on April 1. Don’t miss the narrow 48 47 NIT final Loyola of Chicago win reported for New York San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bob Cheenes
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Amesville
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New York
Loyola of Chicago
Alabama Grid Coach Stricken in Alabama
Frank Thorn, 50, Alabama Crimson Tide football coach, suffered a heart attack Saturday night in Mermingham. Dr. Joseph Hirsch reported his condition slightly improved tonight after a period of deterioration. Thorn had a record of 116 victories and six bowl games over 15 seasons.
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Ala
Frank Thorn
Alabama Crimson Tide
Joseph Hirsch
Thomas
Thorne
Geneva Cards 17 Beaver Falls Baseball Schedule
Geneva College announced a 12 game schedule including a May 23 game against Steubenville College. The opener and other details were released in yesterday's notice from Geneva College.
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Beaver Falls
Steubenville
College
Geneva College
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