Pleasant City Tigers Triumph In Regional Final
A crack-shooting Pleasant City club defeated Rio Grande 70 to 53 in the Class B regional final at Ohio University Saturday night. Dick Kovalchik led the Tigers with 36 points as Rio Grande’s Clyde Evans and Don Coter battled for the Blue Men, while Pleasant City advances to the state final with a 27-2 mark.
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Weekend Fights By The Amodiatra Prem
Hollywood coverage notes Gatalen defeated Jimmy Roybal by outpoint in Denver. Los Angeles reports a stoppage of Vernand Dingon, while WAVANNA details another bout. The article appears garbled with multiple names and percentages, reflecting partial readable fragments from the boxing weekend events.
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Los Angeles
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United States Leads Pan American Games Dominance
The United States leads in swimming and diving at the Pan American Games in Mexico City. Jimmy McLane defeated Oscar Kramer to win the 1500 meter freestyle. Art Larsen beat Enrique Morea to win the singles title. Overall, the U.S. racked up 201 1/2 points, with Argentina second and Mexico third.
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Rome
United States
Jimmy McLane
Oscar Kramer
Argentina
Art Larsen
Mexico
Enrique Morea
United
Regional Class A Tournament Finals Result Summary
The Toledo regional finals saw Mansfield defeat Columbus East 94 to unclear. Cincinnati defeated Porte mouth 38 to ?, Canton Pleasant ity beat Rio Grande 70 to 53. Lockland Wayne Whedefferson defeated Bowers Indiana in Indianapolis. Cincinnati leads Toledo 3-0 in best of five.
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Cincinnati
Portemouth
Canton Pleasant
Ity
Rio Grande
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Lockland
Wayne Whedefferson
Bowers
Indiana
Indianapolis
Gary
Womevelt
Cleveland Arena
Ohio State University
Willshire
Lockland Wayne
Akron Central
Cincinnati Hughes
Vienna
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Lock
Wayne
Pleasant City
Strasburg
Bowersvil- Tedefferson
Zanes, Ville
Marietta College names captains amid football and baseball moves
Marietta College athletic director Don Drumm announced the selection of John Goga as baseball captain with Runde Chel and Chaiton Pa named as football co captains. A 165-pound guard from Washington DC was introduced as the other football co captain Mayo. A former Phillies outfielder said he is quitting baseball to pursue other business interests in Youngstown after stints with Syracuse and Richmond.
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John Goga
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Washington, D.C
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Philadelphia Phillies
Iacarence Business
Youngstown
Syracuse
Richmond
Heavyweight Bouts Head Week's Card
The week features top heavyweight scraps led by Baker and others. Wayne Bethea and Irish Joe Rowan meet in the ABC TV top ten, Rafael Merencio faces Jackie La Bua, and Mu Ett challenges Murtey in Spokane while Marciano trains for a title bid. Splash posts a 200 yard medley setback in Cleveland, shaving seconds off his mark.
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New York
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DuMont
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Jackie LaBua
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Spokane
Cleveland
Reds and Braves Forge New Murderers Row in Spring Action
The Associated Press reports the Reds and Braves building a powerful lineup as Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, and Joe Adcock pace a string of early homers. Atlanta beat St Louis 5-4 as Adcock and Aaron homered, while Cincinnati rallied with four ninth inning runs for a big win. Frank Sullivan pitched well for the Red Sox in a 10-3 victory over Detroit, and the Dodgers edged the Yankees 9-8 in ten innings as Chico Fernandez sparked the rally. The Pirates topped Pedro Ramos in 13 innings and the A’s beat Baltimore 5-2.
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Jerry Lane Breaks In As Reds Top Chicago In Exhibition
Tampa report says Jerry Lane, 2% year-old rookie righthander, may be the Reds No 1 relief man. Manager Birdie Tebbetts notes Lane’s stomach and control, while Reds win fifth of 13 exhibition games, beating the White Sox 6-4 on a four-run ninth inning surge. Post homered twice for Chicago. Temple and Frank Robinson sparked Cincinnati with timely hits as Virgil Trucks limited the Reds to three hits in five innings.
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Middlecoff Wins St Pete Open in Tight Finish
Cary Middlecoff overcame a five stroke deficit to beat Jay Hebert by two strokes at the St Petersburg Open in Florida. Middlecoff shot under par 67 to win $2,000 first prize, while Hebert finished with 74 and Art Wall Jr. placed third with 277.
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Russell's Dip Shot Nets San Francisco 77 La Salle 63 for Title
Bill Russell's dip shot and team depth fueled San Francisco to the NCAA crown, defeating La Salle 77 to 63 before 10,500 at Municipal Auditorium. Jones limited La Salle star Tom Gola to 10 points as the Dons clinched the national title with Russell scoring 23 and guiding the offense.
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Ohio's Finest Face Big Test In Ohio High School Finals
In Cincinnati Gardens, Class B and Class A boys finals shape a strong test for top-ranked teams led by Columbus East and Zanesville St Aloysius. Opening-round pairings set for Friday and Saturday with 1250 tickets per game and 2500 for Saturday. coaches approve practice times and require physicals. films and safety rules outlined.
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Duquesne Wins First NIT Title in Narrow Triumph
Duquesne defeated Dayton 70 to 58 to claim its first National Invitation Tournament title. Dick Ricketts and Sihugo Green led with 56 points combined in the final, while Maurice Stokes of St Francis earned MVP honors with 43 points and strong all-around play.
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Sihugo Green
Duquesne
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Dayton
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Tom Heinsheim
Holy Cross
George Young
Lataette
Charlie Tyra
Louisville
Argentina Seeks Ring Supremacy In Pan American Finals
In Mexico City Pan American boxing finals the United States faces Argentina in the 10 division finals at the downtown coliseum. Coach Pete Mello says the U.S. has five men in finals and hopes to win. Venezuela Brazil Mexico Puerto Rico each fielded fighters as the teams vie for supremacy.
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